Schedule of Classes
Spring Semester 2014

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APM

APM 103 - Applied College Algebra and Trigonometry (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. This course is designed to enable non-science students to solve practical problems in their specific areas of study. Topics include algebraic, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions used in measurement and modeling. Applications include percents, scaling, slopes, and contour mapping. Spring, Fall.
Prerequisite(s): Math Placement or Consent of Instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Applied Algebra & Trigonometry (#45017)
TBA Day TBA LA VIE
Online course
TBA Day TBA LA VIE

APM 104 - College Algebra and Precalculus (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Course meets the SUNY general education requirement for mathematics. Elements of analytic geometry. Emphasis on the concepts of polynomial and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometry and trigonometric functions and their application to design and life and management sciences. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: Three years of high school mathematics.

(3) Section 01 - College Algebra & PreCalculus (#44170)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall 111 ABDEL-AZIZ
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall 111 ABDEL-AZIZ

APM 105 - Survey of Calculus and Its Applications I (4)

Four hours of lecture per week. Introduction to calculus for students in the life and management sciences. Elements of analytic geometry, functions and their graphs, with an emphasis on the concepts of limits, and differentiation techniques for algebraic, exponential and logarithmic functions and their application to economics, and the life and management sciences. Some multivariable calculus including constrained optimization. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: Precalculus or 3 1/2 years of high school mathematics. Note: Credit will not be granted for APM 105 after successful completion of MAT 284, MAT 285, or MAT 295 at SU.

(4) Section 01 - Survey Of Calc & Appl I (#41863)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 434 CONAHAN
F 11:40 am-12:35 pm Bray 313 CONAHAN
(4) Section 02 - Survey Of Calc & Appl I (#43699)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Baker 148 THOMPSON,M
M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 315
(4) Section 01 - Survey Of Calc & Appl I (#42100)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 434 CONAHAN
F 11:40 am-12:35 pm Bray 313 CONAHAN
(4) Section 02 - Survey Of Calc & Appl I (#43936)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Baker 148 THOMPSON,M
M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 315

APM 106 - Survey of Calculus and Its Applications II (4)

Four hours of lecture per week. A continuation of calculus for students in the life and management sciences. Elements of analytic geometry. An introduction to integration and applications of the definite integral. Differentiation and integration of trigonometric functions. Applications of first order differential equations and partial derivatives. Spring.
Prerequisite: APM 105 or permission of the instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for APM 106 after successful completion of MAT 286 or MAT 296 at SU.

(4) Section 01 - Survey Of Calc & Appl II (#42102)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 148 CONAHAN
F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 110 CONAHAN
(4) Section 02 - Survey Of Calc & Appl II (#42104)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Baker 146 CONAHAN
F 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 321 CONAHAN
(4) Section 03 - Survey Of Calc & Appl II (#43938)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Bray 313 THOMPSON,M
M 11:40 am-12:35 pm Bray 321
(4) Section 01 - Survey Of Calc & Appl II (#41865)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 148 CONAHAN
F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 110 CONAHAN
(4) Section 02 - Survey Of Calc & Appl II (#41867)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Baker 146 CONAHAN
F 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 321 CONAHAN
(4) Section 03 - Survey Of Calc & Appl II (#43701)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Bray 313 THOMPSON,M
M 11:40 am-12:35 pm Bray 321

APM 205 - Calculus I for Science and Engineering (4)

Four hours of lecture/discussion per week. Analytic geometry, limits, derivatives of functions and equations, optimization, rates, graphs, differentials, mean-value theorem, and applications of the derivative. Fall.
Prerequisite: APM 104 or permission of instructor.

(4) Section 01 - Calculus I:Science & Engr (#45023)
  TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Bray 315 LA VIE
  M 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 110
  TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Bray 315 LA VIE
  M 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 110

APM 206 - Calculus for Science and Engineering II (4)

Four hours of lecture/discussion per week. This course is a one semester continuation of differential calculus. Integral calculus is used to describe growth and size. Topics include: techniques of integration and their application, convergence of sequences and series, separable and first-order differential equations, and polar coordinates. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of a differential calculus course such as APM205 or MAT295.

(4) Section 01 - Calculus II:Science & Engr (#45158)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Bray 315 THOMPSON,M
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 300 THOMPSON,M
(4) Section 02 - Calculus II:Science & Engr (#45160)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 212 ABDEL-AZIZ
M 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 319 ABDEL-AZIZ
(4) Section 01 - Calculus II:Science & Engr (#45019)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Bray 315 THOMPSON,M
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 300 THOMPSON,M
(4) Section 02 - Calculus II:Science & Engr (#45021)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 212 ABDEL-AZIZ
M 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 319 ABDEL-AZIZ

APM 255 - Computing Applications (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Introduction to computing resources: timeshared and personal computers. Introduction to basic computing concepts. Introduction to computing and computer networks. Introduction to applications computing: word processing, spreadsheets and communications (electronic mail and other Internet services). Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Computing Applications (#44045)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 310 KURLANDSKY
ES students only
(3) Section 02 - Computing Applications (#44899)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 310 KURLANDSKY
(3) Section 03 - Computing Applications (#44715)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 310 KURLANDSKY
(3) Section 01 - Computing Applications (#44270)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 310 KURLANDSKY
ES students only
(3) Section 02 - Computing Applications (#45044)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 310 KURLANDSKY
(3) Section 03 - Computing Applications (#44898)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 310 KURLANDSKY

APM 307 - Multivariable Calculus (4)

4 hours of lecture/discussion per week. Topics include vectors three dimensions, analytic geometry of three dimensions, parametric curves, partial derivatives, the gradient, optimization in several variables, multiple integration with change of variables across different coordinate systems, line integrals, and Green's Theorem. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisites: Completion of Differential and Integral Calculus with at least a C-; APM206 / MAT296, or the equivalent Note: Credit cannot be given for both APM307 and MAT397.

(4) Section 01 - Multivariable Calculus (#45164)
  TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 111 LA VIE
  M 11:40 am-12:35 pm Bray 313 LA VIE
  TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 111 LA VIE
  M 11:40 am-12:35 pm Bray 313 LA VIE

APM 391 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Introduction to concepts and methods of statistics as applied to problems in environmental science and forestry. Topics include inference (confidence intervals and hypothesis testing), sampling distributions, descriptive statistics, exploratory data analysis, comparison of population means and proportions, categorical data analysis, regression and correlation, and nonparametric methods. Fall or Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#41869)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
F 10:35 am-11:30 am TBA RTBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 02 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#43907)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
F 11:40 am-12:35 pm TBA RTBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 03 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#43909)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
F 9:30 am-10:25 pm TBA RTBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 04 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#43911)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
Th 5:00 pm-5:55 pm TBA RTBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 05 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#43961)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
TBA Day TBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 01 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#42106)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
F 10:35 am-11:30 am TBA RTBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 02 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#44140)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
F 11:40 am-12:35 pm TBA RTBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 03 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#44142)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
F 9:30 am-10:25 pm TBA RTBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 04 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#44144)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
Th 5:00 pm-5:55 pm TBA RTBA KIERNAN
(3) Section 05 - Intro/Probability&Stats (#44192)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall AUD KIERNAN
TBA Day TBA KIERNAN

APM 485 - Differential Equations for Engineers and Scientists (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. First and second order ordinary differential equations, matrix algebra, eigen values and eigen vectors, linear systems of ordinary differential equations, numerical solution techniques and an introduction to partial differential equations. Spring.
Prerequisite: MAT 295, MAT 296, MAT 397.

(3) Section 01 - Diff Equat/Engr&Scientist (#44010)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Walter 211 CHATTERJEE
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Walter 211 CHATTERJEE

APM 620 - Experimental Design and ANOVA (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Designing and analyzing experiments and observational studies; completely randomized, split plot, randomized complete block, and nested experiment designs; single-factor, factorial, and repeated measures treatment designs; expected mean squares and variance components; fixed, random, and mixed effects models; multiple comparison and contrast analyses; analysis of covariance; statistical computing. Spring.
Prerequisites: Graduate status and an introductory course in statistics covering material through the one-way analysis of variance.

(3) Section 01 - Analysis Of Variance (#41871)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 145 STEHMAN
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 145 STEHMAN

APM 630 - Regression Analysis (3) (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Topics include review of basic statistical concepts and matrix algebra, classical simple and multiple linear regression models, indicator or dummy variables in regression, residual analysis, transformation and logistic regression, weighted least squares, influence diagnostics, multicollinearity, nonlinear regression models, linear mixed models, statistical computing using SAS and interpretation of results. Fall.
Prerequisite: APM 391 or equivalent.

(3) Section 01 - Regression Analysis (#44920)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 315 ZHANG
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 315 ZHANG

APM 696 - Special Topics in Quantitative Methods (1-3)

Experimental and developmental courses in areas of quantitative methods not covered in regularly scheduled courses. A course syllabus will be available to students and faculty advisors prior to registration. Fall or Spring.

(3) Section 03 - Adv Regression Modeling Methds (#55113)
Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Bray 315 ZHANG
Preq: APM 630 or equivalent
Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Bray 315 ZHANG

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BPE 305 - Co-op Experience in Bioprocess Engineering (2)

One semester full-time bioprocessing experience as an engineering intern on company-assigned projects. Typically, the student works for a semester and adjacent summer also taking BPE 304. The student must submit a comprehensive report and give a presentation to fulfill this requirement. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: PSE 370 or equivalent.

(2) Section 01 - Co-op Exp/Bioprocess Eng (#44212)
TBA Day TBA SCOTT
TBA Day TBA SCOTT

BPE 310 - Colloid and Interface Science (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. This course will cover the basic principles of colloidal and interfacial science as applied to bioprocesses. It will provide a foundation and theoretical understanding that will be applied in bioseparations, transport phenomena, biochemical/bioprocess engineering and other advanced courses in the bioprocess engineering curriculum. Fall.
Prerequisites: PSE 370, PSE 361, FCH 150, FCH 152. Note: Credit will not be granted for both BPE 310 and PSE 467.

(3) Section 01 - Colloid and Interface Science (#44261)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 211 RAMARAO
Pre-req: PSE 370, PSE 361, FCH 150, FCH 152, EFB 226 or equivalents
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 211 RAMARAO

BPE 335 - Transport Phenomena (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Principles of heat and mass transfer as applied to the bioprocess industries. Topics include conduction, convective heat and mass transfer, diffusion of both steady-state and transient situations, analogies for heat and mass transfer, boundary layers, porous media transport, heat and mass transfer analyses. Discussion of specific bioprocess examples. Spring.
Prerequisites: PSE 370, PSE 371. Note: Credit will not be granted for both BPE 335 and ERE 534.

(3) Section 01 - Transport Phenomena (#44196)
  MF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 212 BUJANOVIC
Pre-req: PSE 370, PSE 371
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 212 BUJANOVIC
  MF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 212 BUJANOVIC
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 212 BUJANOVIC

BPE 336 - Transport Phenomena Laboratory (1)

Three hours of laboratory per week. Introduction to report writing and laboratory safety. Experiments on fluid mechanics, heat transfer, diffusion, and convective mass transfer as applied to the bioprocess industries. Data analysis and data presentation in oral and written form are required. Spring.
Prerequisites: PSE 370 and PSE 371 or equivalents. Co-requisite: BPE 335 (or prerequisite).

(1) Section 01 - Transport Phenomena Lab (#44051)
ThF 3:00 pm-5:00 pm Walter LABS LIU
ThF 3:00 pm-5:00 pm Walter LABS LIU

BPE 440 - Bioprocess and Systems Laboratory (3)

One hour of lecture and six hours of laboratory per week. Measurement and analysis of bioprocess systems, including steady-state and dynamic modeling of systems. Investigation of various bioprocesses including fermentation, enzymatic reactions, and reactive processes involving lignocellulosic materials. Spring.
Prerequisite: BPE 420 and BPE 421.

(3) Section 01 - Bioprocess & Systems Lab (#44474)
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Walter 210 LIU
Pre-req: BPE 320 and BPE 335 or equivalent Co-req: BPE 421 (or pre-requisite)
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Walter 210 LIU
  MTuWThF 1:00 pm-4:00 pm Walter LABS LIU
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Walter 210 LIU
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Walter 210 LIU
  MTuWThF 1:00 pm-4:00 pm Walter LABS LIU

BPE 481 - Bioprocess Engineering Design (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Methods for estimating capital investment, operating costs and return on investment for bioprocesses. Bioprocess flow sheet synthesis, operability, process simulation, optimization techniques, and preparation for a bioprocess design project. Spring.
Prerequisite: PSE 480.

(3) Section 01 - Bioprocess Eng Design (#44265)
  Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 MISTRY
  Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 CHATTERJEE
  Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 MISTRY
  Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 CHATTERJEE

BPE 498 - Research Problem in Bioprocess Engineering (1-4)

Independent study. The student is assigned a research problem in bioprocess engineering. The student must make a systematic survey of available literature on the assigned problem. Emphasis is on application of correct research techniques rather than on discovery of results of commercial importance. The information obtained in the literature survey, along with the data developed as a result of the investigation, is to be presented as a technical report. Fall, Spring, and Summer.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-4) Section 01 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44422)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-4) Section 02 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44478)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-4) Section 03 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44522)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-4) Section 04 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44698)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-4) Section 05 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44700)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-4) Section 06 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44702)
TBA Day LAI
(1-4) Section 07 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44704)
TBA Day LIU
(1-4) Section 08 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44706)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-4) Section 09 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44708)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-4) Section 10 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#45248)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-4) Section 11 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#45262)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-4) Section 12 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#45264)
TBA Day MISTRY
(1-4) Section 01 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44209)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-4) Section 02 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44267)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-4) Section 03 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44333)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-4) Section 04 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44509)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-4) Section 05 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44511)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-4) Section 06 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44513)
TBA Day LAI
(1-4) Section 07 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44515)
TBA Day LIU
(1-4) Section 08 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44517)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-4) Section 09 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#44519)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-4) Section 10 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#45173)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-4) Section 11 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#45203)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-4) Section 12 - Resrch Prob/Bioprocess Eng (#45205)
TBA Day MISTRY

BPE 503 - Bioprocess Plant Design (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Topics covered include integration of process and support systems and equipment; concepts of facility design integrating Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), equipment and systems cleanability, people flow, product protection, capital investment, and operating costs. This course will focus towards facility design in the bioprocess industry. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): BPE 620, BPE 621

(3) Section 01 - Bioprocesss Plant Design (#45229)
Tu 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 MISTRY
Tu 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 MISTRY

BPE 535 - Transport Phenomena (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Principles of heat and mass transfer as applied to the bioprocess industries. Topics include conduction, convective heat and mass transfer, diffusion of both steady-state and transient situations, analogies for heat and mass transfer, boundary layers, porous media transport, heat and mass transfer analysis. Discussion of specific bioprocess examples. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both BPE 335 and BPE 535.

(3) Section 01 - Transport Phenomena (#44858)
  MF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 212 BUJANOVIC
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 212 BUJANOVIC
  MF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 212 BUJANOVIC
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 212 BUJANOVIC

BPE 596 - Special Topics (1-3)

Lectures, conferences, discussions and laboratory. Topics in environmental and resource engineering not covered in established courses. Designed for the beginning graduate student or selected upper-division undergraduate. Fall and/or Spring.

(3) Section 01 - BPE Experiments&Data Analysis (#44673)
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Walter 210 LIU
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Walter 210 LIU
  MTuWThF 1:00 pm-4:00 pm Walter LABS LIU
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Walter 210 LIU
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Walter 210 LIU
  MTuWThF 1:00 pm-4:00 pm Walter LABS LIU

BPE 681 - Bioprocess Plant Design (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Topics covered include integration of process and support systems and equipment; concepts of facility design integrating Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), equipment and systems cleanability, people flow, product protection, capital investment, and operating costs. This course will focus towards facility design in the biopharmaceutical industry. Spring.
Prerequisites: BPE 620, BPE 621 or equivalents.

(3) Section 01 - Bioprocess Plant Design (#44856)
  Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 MISTRY
  Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 CHATTERJEE
  Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 MISTRY
  Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 211 CHATTERJEE

BPE 797 - Seminar (1-3)

Discussion of assigned topics in the fields related to Bioprocess Engineering. Spring and Fall.

(1-3) Section 01 - Bioprocess Engineering Seminar (#44613)
TBA Day TBA STAFF
TBA Day TBA STAFF

BPE 798 - Research in Bioprocess Engineering (1-12)

Independent research topics in Bioprocess Engineering. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44710)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44712)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44714)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44716)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44718)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44720)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44722)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44724)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44726)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44521)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44523)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44525)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44527)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44529)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44531)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44533)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44535)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch/Bioprocess Engineering (#44537)
TBA Day SCOTT

BPE 898 - Professional Experience/Synthesis (1-6)

A supervised, documented professional work experience in the Master of Professional Studies degree program. Fall, Spring, or Summer.
Pre- or co-requisite(s): Approval of proposed study plan by advisor, Faculty, and any sponsoring organization.

(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44539)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44541)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44543)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44545)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44547)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44549)
TBA Day LAI
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44551)
TBA Day LIU
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44553)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44555)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44728)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44730)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44732)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44734)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44736)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44738)
TBA Day LAI
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44740)
TBA Day LIU
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44742)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44744)
TBA Day SCOTT

BPE 899 - Master's Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the master's thesis. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#44746)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#44748)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#44750)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#44752)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#44754)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#44756)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#44758)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#44760)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#44762)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#44557)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#44559)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#44561)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#44563)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#44565)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#44567)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#44569)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#44571)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#44573)
TBA Day SCOTT

BPE 999 - Doctoral Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the doctoral dissertation. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44575)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44577)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44579)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44581)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44583)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44585)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44587)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44589)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44591)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44764)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44766)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44768)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44770)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44772)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44774)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44776)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44778)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44780)
TBA Day SCOTT

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BTC 298 - Research Apprenticeship in Biotechnology (1-3)

Full- or part-time engagement as volunteer or employee on research project having a biotechnology focus consistent with the student’s educational and professional goals. Tenure at SUNY-ESF or outside institution. Faculty member in the BTC program will serve as student’s sponsor. Study plan outlining the apprenticeship’s educational goals completed prior to its commencement. Record of activities and performance assessment by faculty sponsor generated after apprenticeship termination. Grading satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory. Fall, Spring, Summer.
Prerequisite(s): Permission of Instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-3) Section 01 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45670)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-3) Section 02 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45672)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-3) Section 03 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45674)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-3) Section 04 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45676)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 05 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45678)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-3) Section 06 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45680)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-3) Section 07 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45682)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-3) Section 08 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45684)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-3) Section 09 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45686)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-3) Section 10 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45688)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-3) Section 11 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45690)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-3) Section 12 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45692)
TBA Day GINER
(1-3) Section 13 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45694)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-3) Section 14 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45696)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-3) Section 15 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#45698)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-3) Section 01 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55858)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-3) Section 02 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55859)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-3) Section 03 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55860)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-3) Section 04 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55861)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 05 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55862)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-3) Section 06 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55863)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-3) Section 07 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55864)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-3) Section 08 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55865)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-3) Section 09 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55866)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-3) Section 10 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55867)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-3) Section 11 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55868)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-3) Section 12 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55869)
TBA Day GINER
(1-3) Section 13 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55869)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-3) Section 14 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55871)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-3) Section 15 - Rsrch Apprenticeship/Biotech (#55872)
TBA Day HORTON

BTC 420 - Internship in Biotechnology (3-5)

Full- or part-time employment or volunteer work with an agency, institution, clinic, professional group, business, or individual involved in activities consistent with the student's educational and professional goals. The extent of the internship activities shall be commensurate with the credits undertaken. A resident faculty member must serve as the student's academic sponsor. A study plan outlining the internship's educational goals must be completed prior to its commencement. Grading will be based on a written report from the student and submitted to the sponsoring faculty member and on an evaluation of the student's performance written by the site supervisor to the sponsoring faculty member. Fall, Spring, Summer.
Prerequisite: Consent of a faculty sponsor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3-5) Section 01 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43825)
TBA Day AMIDON
(3-5) Section 02 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43827)
TBA Day BOYER
(3-5) Section 03 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43829)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(3-5) Section 04 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43831)
TBA Day KRETZER
(3-5) Section 05 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43833)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(3-5) Section 06 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43835)
TBA Day NAKAS
(3-5) Section 07 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43837)
TBA Day POWELL
(3-5) Section 08 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43839)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(3-5) Section 09 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43841)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(3-5) Section 10 - Internship in Biotechnology (#43843)
TBA Day WINTER
(3-5) Section 11 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44747)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(3-5) Section 12 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44809)
TBA Day NOMURA
(3-5) Section 14 - Internship in Biotechnology (#53387)
TBA Day GINER
(3-5) Section 01 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44058)
TBA Day AMIDON
(3-5) Section 02 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44060)
TBA Day BOYER
(3-5) Section 03 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44062)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(3-5) Section 04 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44064)
TBA Day KRETZER
(3-5) Section 05 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44066)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(3-5) Section 06 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44068)
TBA Day NAKAS
(3-5) Section 07 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44070)
TBA Day POWELL
(3-5) Section 08 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44072)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(3-5) Section 09 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44074)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(3-5) Section 10 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44076)
TBA Day WINTER
(3-5) Section 11 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44928)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(3-5) Section 12 - Internship in Biotechnology (#44970)
TBA Day NOMURA
(3-5) Section 14 - Internship in Biotechnology (#45312)
TBA Day GINER

BTC 425 - Plant Biotechnology (3)

Two hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. The use of transgenic plants to improve the human condition and remediate environmental problems is a rapidly growing field of study. Students are taught the principles of gene structure and regulation, gene cloning, transformation of plant species, and current applications. Format includes lectures, discussions, student presentations, and a laboratory project. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both BTC 425 and EFB 625.

(3) Section 01 - Plant Biotechnology (#45180)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 POWELL
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 POWELL

BTC 497 - Research Design and Professional Development (1)

One hour of discussion or seminar each week covering the scientific method, professional ethics and responsibilities of the practicing scientist. Employment opportunities, future career choices, safety considerations, and use of the scientific literature are covered. Students will select a research topic and prepare a proposal, which may be applied to BTC 498 or BTC 420. Spring.
Pre- or co-requisite: Biotechnology major or permission of instructor.

(1) Section 01 - Research Dsgn&Prof Develop (#43879)
TBA Day TBA FERNANDO
TBA Day TBA FERNANDO

BTC 498 - Research Problems in Biotechnology (1-9)

Laboratory research experience with research time agreed upon by student and instructor. Independent research experience covering biotechnological topics. Specific topics determined through consultation between student and appropriate faculty member. Tutorial conferences, discussions, and critiques scheduled as necessary. Grading determined by the instructor and could include, but not required, evaluation of skills learned, data obtained, and laboratory notebook record keeping. A final written report is required. Fall or Spring.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-9) Section 01 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44078)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-9) Section 02 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44080)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-9) Section 03 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44082)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-9) Section 04 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44084)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-9) Section 05 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44086)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-9) Section 06 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44088)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-9) Section 07 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44090)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-9) Section 08 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44092)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-9) Section 09 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44094)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-9) Section 10 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44096)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-9) Section 11 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44214)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-9) Section 12 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44216)
TBA Day GINER
(1-9) Section 13 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44220)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-9) Section 14 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44514)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-9) Section 15 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#45000)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-9) Section 01 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43845)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-9) Section 02 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43847)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-9) Section 03 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43849)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-9) Section 04 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43851)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-9) Section 05 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43853)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-9) Section 06 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43855)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-9) Section 07 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43857)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-9) Section 08 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43859)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-9) Section 09 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43861)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-9) Section 10 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43863)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-9) Section 11 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43987)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-9) Section 12 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43989)
TBA Day GINER
(1-9) Section 13 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#43993)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-9) Section 14 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44323)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-9) Section 15 - Resrch Prob/Biotechnology (#44843)
TBA Day HORTON

BTC 499 - Senior Project Synthesis (1)

One hour of discussion or seminar each week. Students will learn to synthesize results gained from their own independent research and present those data in a scientific poster at a research symposium. Topics of professional preparation will also be discussed. Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Senior Project Synthesis (#43865)
  M 5:00 pm-6:00 pm Marshall 111 NEWMAN,L
  M 5:00 pm-6:00 pm Marshall 111 MAYNARD
  M 5:00 pm-6:00 pm Marshall 111 NEWMAN,L
  M 5:00 pm-6:00 pm Marshall 111 MAYNARD

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CME 202 - Introduction to Professional Communications (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Introduction to intermediate-level use and understanding of Microsoft Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access applications for data analysis, presentations, and report preparation. Focused on developing the ability to prepare reports and presentations including preparation of documents, data analysis, and verbal, written and digital presentations. Fall.

(3) Section 01 - Intro/Prof Communications (#45016)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 154 HUSSEIN
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 154 HUSSEIN

CME 215 - Sustainable Construction (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Overview of sustainable design and construction concepts and practices. The emergence of green building, issues, and rating systems. Sources of chemicals in buildings, indoor air quality, and human comfort. Basic energy principles and energy-efficient technologies. Selection of materials. Role of the contractor in the management and construction of green projects. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Sustainable Construction (#44725)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 159 MEYER,R
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 159 MEYER,R

CME 226 - Statics and Mechanics of Materials (4)

Four hours of lecture/discussion per week. Equilibrium systems of forces in two and three dimensions. Analysis of structural components for stresses and deformations. Stability and design of beams and columns made of common engineering materials. Design methods and safety considerations. Spring and Fall.
Prerequisite: Calculus I, Physics I.

(4) Section 01 - Statics&Mechanics of Materials (#44914)
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 159 HUSSEIN
  F 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Baker 154 HUSSEIN
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 159 HUSSEIN
  F 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Baker 154 HUSSEIN

CME 303 - Sustainable Construction Management and Engineering Internship (1-3)

Full or part-time employment with an organization that involves the student in an educational experience in a professional establishment. A resident faculty member must serve as the student’s academic sponsor. A study plan that describes the internship’s educational goals must be submitted prior to its commencement. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: Upper-division status.

(1-3) Section 01 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#44615)
TBA Day TBA ANAGNOST
(1-3) Section 02 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45001)
TBA Day TBA CROVELLA
(1-3) Section 03 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45003)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(1-3) Section 04 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45005)
TBA Day TBA KYANKA
(1-3) Section 05 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45007)
TBA Day TBA MEYER,R
(1-3) Section 06 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45009)
TBA Day TBA SMITH,JEN
(1-3) Section 07 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45011)
TBA Day TBA SMITH,W
(1-3) Section 08 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45013)
TBA Day TBA TISS
(1-3) Section 01 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#44804)
TBA Day TBA ANAGNOST
(1-3) Section 02 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45140)
TBA Day TBA CROVELLA
(1-3) Section 03 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45142)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(1-3) Section 04 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45144)
TBA Day TBA KYANKA
(1-3) Section 05 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45146)
TBA Day TBA MEYER,R
(1-3) Section 06 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45148)
TBA Day TBA SMITH,JEN
(1-3) Section 07 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45150)
TBA Day TBA SMITH,W
(1-3) Section 08 - Sustainable Cons Mgt Internshp (#45152)
TBA Day TBA TISS

CME 304 - Environmental Performance Measures for Buildings (3)

An overview of how building rating systems for green construction have developed, their present application, and future directions for growth. The course will explore the process for development of individual standards, the different building certification systems that have been developed using these standards, and long-term development and code adoption of such certification systems.

(3) Section 01 - Envrn Perform Measures/Bldgs (#45020)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 145 CROVELLA
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 145 CROVELLA

CME 306 - Engineering Materials for Sustainable Construction (3)

Two hours of lecture/discussion per week and one lab per week. Introduction to the principal structural materials used for building construction and their engineering properties and environmental impacts. The production and performance of these materials will be explored through class discussion and laboratory experiments. The application of each of the materials during sustainable construction processes will be emphasized. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Engr Materials/Sustainble Cons (#44729)
  MW 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 319 CROVELLA
  M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 184 CROVELLA
  MW 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 319 CROVELLA
  M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 184 CROVELLA

CME 326 - Fluid Treatment of Wood (3)

Two hours of lecture, three hours of laboratory per week. Basic wood-moisture relationships, wood shrinkage and swelling, permeability, thermal conductivity, wood drying and preservation treatments, and fire retardancy. Flow of fluids, heat and water vapor are treated as analogous phenomena related to the cellular structure of wood. Laboratory studies in relative humidity measurement, wood-moisture relations, relationships between wood permeability and drying and treatability, industrial wood drying, dry kiln operation and preservation treatments, and fire retardancy. Spring.
Prerequisite: CME 387 or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 326 and CME 682.

(3) Section 01 - Fluid Treatment of Wood (#44806)
TBA Day TBA SMITH,W
TBA Day TBA SMITH,W

CME 343 - Construction Estimating (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Basic estimating/bidding theory and process. The processes for reviewing and interpreting contracts, specifications and blueprints and their role in the estimating/bidding process. How to perform a quantity takeoff, be able to create a final estimate/bid including the appropriate General Conditions and Markups. Several projects based upon the concepts are assigned on the material listed above as well as utilizing either a spreadsheet or Timberline Precision Computer Estimating. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): CME 255 Plan Interpretation and QTO or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 343 and CME 543.

(3) Section 01 - Construction Estimating (#44619)
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 154 TISS
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 154 TISS
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 154 TISS
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 154 TISS

CME 350 - Construction Methods and Equipment (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. The study of production, methods of operation and costs of heavy construction equipment. Analysis of heavy construction operations. Economics of equipment use. The fundamentals of decision making involved in the selection of methods and equipment that will result in the most effective and efficient performance on a project. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 350 and CME 525.

(3) Section 01 - Const Methods&Equipment (#45440)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 154 TISS
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 154 TISS

CME 400 - Introduction to Forest Products (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Characteristics of the products of the forest tree and manufacture of wood products. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Intro to Forest Products (#44621)
MW 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 141 SMITH,W
MW 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 141 SMITH,W

CME 404 - Applied Structures (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion/demonstration per week. Applications of statics/mechanics to common engineering structures. Analysis and design of wood, concrete and steel systems considering sustainability and life-cycle analysis. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): CME 226, Statics and Mechanics of Materials.

(3) Section 01 - Applied Structures (#44812)
Tu 3:00 pm-5:50 pm Baker 145 WOODS
Tu 3:00 pm-5:50 pm Baker 145 WOODS

CME 405 - Building Information Modeling for Construction Management (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. An introduction to the basic concepts of building information modeling as a construction approach, and an exploration of its application to construction management. Emphasis on the use of building information modeling for estimation, scheduling, clash detection, and project communication. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): CME 255 Plan Interpretation and Quantity Takeoff. Co-requisite: CME 343 Construction Estimating.

(3) Section 01 - Bldg Info Modelng/Cons Mgt (#44733)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 154 CROVELLA
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 154 CROVELLA

CME 410 - Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (3)

One-half hour lecture, two-and-one-half hours lab, and a minimum of six hours additional lab is required. This course introduces the student to the fundamentals of computer-aided design and drafting. It covers the commands needed to create a two-dimensional drawing, with particular emphasis on techniques used in the design profession applications. The requirements for the course include completing self-tutorials, creating drawings, and the completion of two major projects. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 410 and CME 610.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Cmptr-Aided Dsgn&Drafting (#44814)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 154 WEED
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 154 WEED

CME 422 - Composite Materials for Sustainable Construction (3)

Two hours of lecture, three hours of laboratory per week. Properties, manufacture and design of multiphase materials. Applications and testing for service in sustainable construction systems and life-cycle analysis. Fall.
Prerequisite(s): CME 226, Statics and Mechanics of Materials and CME 387, Renewable Materials for Sustainable Construction.

(3) Section 01 - Composite Mat/Sustainable Cons (#44627)
  MW 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 159 SMITH,W
  W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Baker 159 SMITH,W
  MW 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 159 SMITH,W
  W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Baker 159 SMITH,W

CME 454 - Construction Project Management (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion and three hours of laboratory per week. How to define and properly identify company organizational structures and project delivery systems. Integration of estimating, bidding, scheduling and cost control into the management process. Safety, quality control, value engineering, procurement, labor relations and insurance and bonding requirements as integral parts of a construction project. Projects based upon Expedition project management software. Spring.
Prerequisites:CME 343, CME 453, senior standing or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 454 and CME 654.

(3) Section 01 - Construction Project Mgt (#44818)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 145 TISS
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 145 TISS

CME 455 - Construction Contracts and Specifications (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. The types of contracts used in the construction industry. Analysis of the contractor, designer and owner duties and obligations as determined by the construction contract documents. Study of concepts, language, formats and procedures for project manual organization practice and the general conditions of the contract for construction. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): Upper division standing or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 455 and CME 658.

(3) Section 01 - Construct Contracts/Specs (#44631)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 154 SMITH,JEN
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 154 SMITH,JEN

CME 496 - Special Topics (1-3)

(1-3) Section 03 - Transmissn Electron Microscopy (#45706)
  TBA Day TBA SMITH,R.P
  TBA Day TBA ANAGNOST
  TBA Day TBA SMITH,R.P
  TBA Day TBA ANAGNOST

CME 497 - Senior Seminar (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Student papers/presentations are directed toward professional issues in career preparation, ethics and presentation skills. Fall.
Prerequisite(s): Senior status in SCME.

(3) Section 01 - Senior Seminar (#44849)
TBA Day TBA KYANKA
TBA Day TBA KYANKA

CME 498 - Research or Design Problem (1-3)

Conferences, library, laboratory and/or field research on a specific problem in wood products engineering. Written report required. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor and advisor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-3) Section 01 - Research or Design Prob (#44608)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-4) Section 02 - Research or Design Prob (#44610)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-3) Section 03 - Research or Design Prob (#44612)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 04 - Research or Design Prob (#44614)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-3) Section 05 - Research or Design Prob (#44616)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-3) Section 06 - Research or Design Prob (#44618)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-3) Section 07 - Research or Design Prob (#44620)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-3) Section 08 - Research or Design Prob (#44622)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-3) Section 09 - Research or Design Prob (#44624)
TBA Day TISS
(1-3) Section 01 - Research or Design Prob (#44419)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-4) Section 02 - Research or Design Prob (#44421)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-3) Section 03 - Research or Design Prob (#44423)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 04 - Research or Design Prob (#44425)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-3) Section 05 - Research or Design Prob (#44427)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-3) Section 06 - Research or Design Prob (#44429)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-3) Section 07 - Research or Design Prob (#44431)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-3) Section 08 - Research or Design Prob (#44433)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-3) Section 09 - Research or Design Prob (#44435)
TBA Day TISS

CME 525 - Construction Methods and Equipment (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Analysis of heavy construction operations and related environmental concerns. Production calculations, means and methods selection and operating costs of heavy construction equipment are addressed. The economics of equipment use are analyzed. The use of a digitizer in earthwork quantity takeoff is explored. The outcome of the course is to select the most cost efficient and performance efficient method and equipment. A term paper is required. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 525 and CME 350.

(3) Section 01 - Const Methods&Equipment (#54274)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 154 TISS
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 154 TISS

CME 543 - Construction Estimating (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Definition and explanation of estimating/bidding theory and process. The processes for reviewing and interpreting contracts, specifications and blueprints as well as their role in the estimating/bidding process. Perform a quantity takeoff. Create a final estimate/bid, including the appropriate General Conditions and Markups. Several projects based on the concepts listed above as well as utilizing either a spreadsheet or Timberline Precision Estimating. A term paper describing how the relevant topics of the course fit a specific industry application, and production of an additional project based on Timberline Precision estimating software or equivalent are required. Spring.
Prerequisites: CME 255 Plan Interpretation and QTO or basic estimating experience and permission of the instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 543 and CME 343.

(3) Section 01 - Construction Estimating (#44826)
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 154 TISS
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 154 TISS
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 154 TISS
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 154 TISS

CME 565 - Sustainable Innovations in Residential Construction (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Principles of sustainable residential construction; the adaptation of biological, ecological, and cultural elements into building performance standards, practical building specifications, standards and systems. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Sustainable Innovatns/Res Cons (#45015)
TuTh 6:30 pm-8:00 pm Baker 145 STACK
TuTh 6:30 pm-8:00 pm Baker 145 STACK

CME 596 - Special Topics (1-3)

(3) Section 01 - Envrn Perform Measures/Bldgs (#44828)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 145 CROVELLA
(3) Section 02 - Tropical Timbers (#45018)
W 3:00 pm-6:00 pm Baker RTBA MEYER,R
(4) Section 03 - Structures (#45636)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(3) Section 04 - Bldg Info Modeling/Cons Mgt (#44968)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 154 CROVELLA
(3) Section 01 - Envrn Perform Measures/Bldgs (#44639)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 145 CROVELLA
(3) Section 02 - Tropical Timbers (#44865)
W 3:00 pm-6:00 pm Baker RTBA MEYER,R
(4) Section 03 - Structures (#55362)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(3) Section 04 - Bldg Info Modeling/Cons Mgt (#44807)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 154 CROVELLA

CME 610 - Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (3)

One-half hour lecture, two-and-one-half hours lab, and a minimum of six hours additional lab is required. This course introduces the student to the fundamentals of computer-aided design and drafting. It covers the commands needed to create a two-dimensional drawing, with particular emphasis on techniques used in the design profession applications. The requirements for the course include completing self-tutorials, creating drawings, and the completion of two major projects at an advanced level. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 410 and CME 610.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Cmptr-Aided Dsgn&Drafting (#44641)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 154 WEED
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 154 WEED

CME 654 - Construction Project Management (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. How to define and properly identify company organizational structures. Project delivery systems, integration of estimating, bidding, scheduling and cost control into the management process. How safety, quality control, value engineering, procurement, labor relations and insurance and bonding requirements are integral parts of a construction project. A term paper describing how the relevant topics of the course fit a specific industry application is required. Spring.
Prerequisite(s):CME 543, CME 653, or equivalent experience and permission of the instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 654 and CME 454.

(3) Section 01 - Construction Project Mgt (#44832)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 145 TISS
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 145 TISS

CME 658 - Construction Contracts and Specifications (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. The types of construction contracts used in the construction industry from the Owner, Contractor, Subcontractor and Supplier viewpoints. Types of required insurance and the remedies available to contractors are presented. The process of bidding and negotiating from the legal perspective is covered along with contract administration. Specifications are introduced by type and the requirements of each type are discussed, based on current industry-accepted standards. A term paper describing how the relevant topics of the course fit a specific industry application is required. Spring.
Prerequisite: Upper division standing or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both CME 658 and CME 455.

(3) Section 01 - Construct Contracts/Specs (#44645)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 154 SMITH,JEN
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 154 SMITH,JEN

CME 796 - Advanced Topics (1-3)

(1-3) Section 01 - Construction Mgt Intern (#44838)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(1-4) Section 02 - Structures (#45638)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(3) Section 03 - Adv Topics/Wood Engr (#44840)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(3) Section 04 - Radiation Curing of Polymers (#44966)
TBA Day TBA DRISCOLL
(1-3) Section 05 - Construction Mgt Intern (#44998)
TBA Day TBA TISS
(1-3) Section 06 - Special Topics/Appl Structures (#45004)
TBA Day TBA WOODS
(1-3) Section 01 - Construction Mgt Intern (#44649)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(1-4) Section 02 - Structures (#55363)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(3) Section 03 - Adv Topics/Wood Engr (#44653)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
(3) Section 04 - Radiation Curing of Polymers (#44805)
TBA Day TBA DRISCOLL
(1-3) Section 05 - Construction Mgt Intern (#44841)
TBA Day TBA TISS
(1-3) Section 06 - Special Topics/Appl Structures (#44847)
TBA Day TBA WOODS

CME 797 - Seminar (1-3)

Discussion of assigned topics in the fields related to Sustainable Construction Management and Wood Science. Spring and Fall.

(1-3) Section 01 - Wood Prod Engr Seminar (#44609)
Tu 12:30 pm-1:30 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
Tu 12:30 pm-1:30 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST

CME 798 - RESEARCH IN RESEARCH IN SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND WOOD SCIENCE (1-12)

Independent research topics in Sustainable Construction Management and Wood Science. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44536)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44538)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44540)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44542)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44544)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44546)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44548)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44550)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44552)
TBA Day TISS
(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44347)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44349)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44351)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44353)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44355)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44357)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44359)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44361)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch/Sustain Cons Mgt&Wd Sci (#44363)
TBA Day TISS

CME 898 - Professional Experience/Synthesis (1-6)

(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44365)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44367)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44369)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44371)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44373)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44375)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44377)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44379)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44381)
TBA Day TISS
(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44554)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44556)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44558)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44560)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44562)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44564)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44566)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44568)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44570)
TBA Day TISS

CME 899 - Master's Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the master's thesis. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#44572)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#44574)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#44576)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#44578)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#44580)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#44582)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#44584)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#44586)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#44588)
TBA Day TISS
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#44383)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#44385)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#44387)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#44389)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#44391)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#44393)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#44395)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#44397)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#44399)
TBA Day TISS

CME 999 - Doctoral Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the doctoral dissertation. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44401)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44403)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44405)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44407)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44409)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44411)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44413)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44415)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44417)
TBA Day TISS
(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44590)
TBA Day ANAGNOST
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44592)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44594)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44596)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44598)
TBA Day KYANKA
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44600)
TBA Day MEYER,R
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44602)
TBA Day SMITH,JEN
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44604)
TBA Day SMITH,W
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44606)
TBA Day TISS

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CMN 493 - Environmental Communication Workshop (3)

Three hours of cooperative learning activities, lecture and discussion per week. A workshop format on a specified environmental program or issue introduces the theories and skills of alternative dispute resolution approaches, public participation structures and dynamics, public policy decision making and implementation, risk communication, leadership styles, and small group dynamics. Spring.
Prerequisite: Senior status or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Envrn Comm Workshop (#44244)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 110 PARKER
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 110 PARKER

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EFB 103 - General Biology II: Cell Biology and Genetics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Organization and function of living cells. Key topics include biological molecules, organelle structure and function, gene expression, cell division, metabolism, photosynthesis, cell signaling, genomics, and population genetics. Spring.
Co-requisite: EFB 104.

(3) Section 01 - Gen Bio II:Cell Bio & Genetics (#44053)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall AUD WHIPPS
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall AUD WHIPPS

EFB 104 - General Biology II Laboratory (1)

Three hours of laboratory per week. Major concepts of cell biology and genetics will be reinforced with hands-on laboratory exercises using analytical and experimental techniques such as light microscopy, chromatography, electrophoresis, enzyme assays, aseptic culture techniques, and transformation of bacterial cells. Spring.
Co-requisite: EFB 103.

(1) Section 01 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44280)
Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 02 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44282)
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 03 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44284)
Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 04 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44286)
Tu 7:00 pm-10:00 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 05 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44288)
Th 9:30 am-12:20 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 06 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44290)
W 7:00 pm-10:00 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 07 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44292)
M 7:00 pm-10:00 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 09 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44294)
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 10 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44386)
W 8:25 am-11:25 am Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 01 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44055)
Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 02 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44057)
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 03 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44059)
Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 04 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44061)
Tu 7:00 pm-10:00 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 05 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44063)
Th 9:30 am-12:20 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 06 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44065)
W 7:00 pm-10:00 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 07 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44067)
M 7:00 pm-10:00 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 09 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44071)
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE
(1) Section 10 - General Biology II Laboratory (#44173)
W 8:25 am-11:25 am Illick 410 MCGEE
TBA Day Illick 414 MCGEE

EFB 120 - The Global Environment and the Evolution of Human Society (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. An integrated overview of large-scale environmental issues and their relation to the development of human societies and resource-use strategies over time. Focus is on population growth and societal pressures on physical and biotic resources. Topics include energy-use issues, causes and socio-economic implications of climate change, pollution, and loss of biodiversity. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Global Env/Evol. Human Soc. (#41873)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 146 HALL
(3) Section 10 - Global Env/Evol. Human Soc. (#44233)
TBA Day TBA BEAL
Non-matric online course
(3) Section 01 - Global Env/Evol. Human Soc. (#42110)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 146 HALL
(3) Section 10 - Global Env/Evol. Human Soc. (#44446)
TBA Day TBA BEAL
Non-matric online course

EFB 211 - Diversity of Life II (3)

Two hours of lecture and 3 hours of laboratory instruction per week. Introductory exploration of the diversity of life at local, regional and global scales. Hands-on laboratory exercises explore the form, function, diversity, ecology, and evolution of living organisms, focusing on microbes, protistans and animals. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): EFB 101 and 102 or equivalent year of introductory Biology. Note: Credits will not be granted for both undergraduate and graduate versions of the same course.

(3) Section 01 - Diversity of Life II (#45186)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
Tu 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 02 - Diversity of Life II (#45208)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
W 8:25 am-11:25 am Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 03 - Diversity of Life II (#45210)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 05 - Diversity of Life II (#45212)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
Tu 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 06 - Diversity of Life II (#45640)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 07 - Diversity of Life II (#45642)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
M 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 01 - Diversity of Life II (#45069)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
Tu 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 02 - Diversity of Life II (#45103)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
W 8:25 am-11:25 am Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 03 - Diversity of Life II (#45105)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 05 - Diversity of Life II (#45107)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
Tu 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 06 - Diversity of Life II (#55376)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 314 ADAMS
(3) Section 07 - Diversity of Life II (#55377)
TuTh 8:15 am-9:10 am Illick 5 WEIR
M 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Illick 314 ADAMS

EFB 217 - Peoples, Plagues, and Pests (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Impacts of selected diseases and pests on the development and course of human civilizations. Emphasis is on the impacts of plagues and pests on non-western civilizations. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Peoples, Plagues and Pests (#44189)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall AUD CASTELLO
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall AUD CASTELLO

EFB 296 - Special Topics in Environmental and Forest Biology (1-3)

Experimental, interdisciplinary or special coursework at the freshman or sophomore levels. Subject matter and course format vary from semester to semester or offering on the basis of needs and objectives of the course. Fall or Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Environmental Scholars II (#44960)
M 4:00 pm-4:55 pm Baker 148 DONAGHY
(1-3) Section 02 - Rsrch Exp/Molecular Ecology (#45238)
TBA Day TBA HORTON
(1) Section 01 - Environmental Scholars II (#44797)
M 4:00 pm-4:55 pm Baker 148 DONAGHY
(1-3) Section 02 - Rsrch Exp/Molecular Ecology (#45159)
TBA Day TBA HORTON

EFB 298 - Research Apprenticeship in Environmental Biology (1-3)

Full- or part-time engagement as volunteer or employee on research project having environmental biology focus consistent with the student’s educational and professional goals. Tenure at SUNYESF or outside institution. EFB-based faculty member serves as student’s sponsor. Study plan outlining the apprenticeship’s educational goals completed prior to its commencement. Record of activities and performance assessment by faculty sponsor generated after apprenticeship termination. Grading Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory. Fall, Spring, Summer.
Prerequisite(s): Permission of Instructor
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-3) Section 01 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53696)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-3) Section 02 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53697)
TBA Day ALLEN
(1-3) Section 03 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53698)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 04 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53699)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-3) Section 05 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53700)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-3) Section 06 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53701)
TBA Day MCNULTY
(1-3) Section 07 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53702)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-3) Section 08 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53703)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-3) Section 09 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53704)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 10 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53705)
TBA Day GIEGERICH
(1-3) Section 11 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53706)
TBA Day HALL
(1-3) Section 12 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53707)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-3) Section 13 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53708)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-3) Section 14 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53709)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-3) Section 15 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53710)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-3) Section 16 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53711)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-3) Section 17 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53712)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-3) Section 18 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53713)
TBA Day COHEN
(1-3) Section 19 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53714)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-3) Section 20 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53715)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 21 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53716)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 22 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53717)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 23 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53718)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-3) Section 24 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53719)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-3) Section 25 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53720)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-3) Section 26 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53721)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-3) Section 27 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53722)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-3) Section 28 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53723)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-3) Section 29 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53724)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-3) Section 30 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53725)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-3) Section 31 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53726)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-3) Section 32 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53727)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-3) Section 33 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53728)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-3) Section 34 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53729)
TBA Day ETTINGER
(1-3) Section 35 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53730)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-3) Section 36 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53731)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-3) Section 37 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53732)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-3) Section 38 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53733)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-3) Section 39 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53734)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-3) Section 40 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53735)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 41 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53736)
TBA Day BEAL
(1-3) Section 42 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53737)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-3) Section 43 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53738)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 44 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53739)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-3) Section 45 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53740)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 46 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53741)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 47 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53742)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 48 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53743)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-3) Section 49 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#53744)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 01 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45326)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-3) Section 02 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45328)
TBA Day ALLEN
(1-3) Section 03 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45330)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 04 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45332)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-3) Section 05 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45334)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-3) Section 06 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45336)
TBA Day MCNULTY
(1-3) Section 07 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45338)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-3) Section 08 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45340)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-3) Section 09 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45342)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 10 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45344)
TBA Day GIEGERICH
(1-3) Section 11 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45346)
TBA Day HALL
(1-3) Section 12 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45348)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-3) Section 13 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45350)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-3) Section 14 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45352)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-3) Section 15 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45354)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-3) Section 16 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45356)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-3) Section 17 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45358)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-3) Section 18 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45360)
TBA Day COHEN
(1-3) Section 19 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45362)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-3) Section 20 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45364)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 21 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45366)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 22 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45368)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 23 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45370)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-3) Section 24 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45372)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-3) Section 25 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45374)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-3) Section 26 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45376)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-3) Section 27 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45378)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-3) Section 28 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45380)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-3) Section 29 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45382)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-3) Section 30 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45384)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-3) Section 31 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45386)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-3) Section 32 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45388)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-3) Section 33 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45390)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-3) Section 34 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45392)
TBA Day ETTINGER
(1-3) Section 35 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45394)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-3) Section 36 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45396)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-3) Section 37 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45398)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-3) Section 38 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45400)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-3) Section 39 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45402)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-3) Section 40 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45404)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 41 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45406)
TBA Day BEAL
(1-3) Section 42 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45408)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-3) Section 43 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45410)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 44 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45412)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-3) Section 45 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45414)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 46 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45416)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 47 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45418)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 48 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45420)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-3) Section 49 - Rsrch Internship/Envrn Biology (#45422)
TBA Day STAFF

EFB 305 - Indigenous Issues and the Environment (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Introduction to perspectives of indigenous people on environmental and natural resources management issues, including tribal forestry, fisheries, biocultural restoration, conservation strategies, climate change and treaty rights. Integrates scientific and indigenous worldviews and knowledge systems. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 305 and EFB 605.

(3) Section 01 - Indigenous Issues&the Envrnmnt (#45222)
MW 11:40 am-1:00 pm Illick 12 KIMMERER,R
MW 11:40 am-1:00 pm Illick 12 KIMMERER,R

EFB 311 - Principles of Evolution (3)

Three hours of lecture or discussion per week. An introduction to the fundamental processes driving evolution (genetic drift, gene flow, mutation, sexual selection, and natural selection), the evolution of life-histories, trade-offs, and phenotypic plasticity. Macroevolutionary concepts covered include speciation, extinction, co-evolution, and the reconstruction of phylogenies. Spring.
Prerequisites: EFB 307 and EFB 320, or equivalents.

(3) Section 01 - Principles of Evolution (#43697)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Marshall AUD RUNDELL
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Marshall AUD RUNDELL

EFB 325 - Cell Biology (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Morphology and physiology of cells. Emphasis on macromolecule structure and function, cell division, gene expression, cell signaling, biochemical pathways, transport, metabolism, and motility. Spring.
Prerequisite: One year of introductory biology, one semester of organic chemistry, Genetics.

(3) Section 01 - Cell Biology (#44930)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Marshall AUD NEWMAN,L
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Marshall AUD NEWMAN,L

EFB 326 - Diversity of Plants (3)

Two hours of lecture and one three-hour laboratory per week. An evolutionary survey of plants from unicellular prokaryotes to multicellular eukaryotes. Coverage includes the algae, fungi, bryophytes, lower vascular plants, ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Diversity Of Plants (#41875)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
  M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 313 FERNANDO
  M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 309 FERNANDO
(3) Section 02 - Diversity Of Plants (#41877)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
  Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 313 FERNANDO
  Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 309 FERNANDO
(3) Section 03 - Diversity Of Plants (#41879)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
  W 2:45 pm-5:55 pm Illick 313 FERNANDO
  W 2:45 pm-5:55 pm Illick 309 FERNANDO
(3) Section 04 - Diversity Of Plants (#41881)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 313 FERNANDO
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 309 FERNANDO
(3) Section 01 - Diversity Of Plants (#42112)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
  M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 313 FERNANDO
  M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 309 FERNANDO
(3) Section 02 - Diversity Of Plants (#42114)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
  Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 313 FERNANDO
  Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 309 FERNANDO
(3) Section 03 - Diversity Of Plants (#42116)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
  W 2:45 pm-5:55 pm Illick 313 FERNANDO
  W 2:45 pm-5:55 pm Illick 309 FERNANDO
(3) Section 04 - Diversity Of Plants (#42118)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 313 FERNANDO
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 309 FERNANDO

EFB 340 - Forest and Shade Tree Pathology (3)

Two hours of lecture per week and three hours of auto-tutorial laboratory. Major diseases of forest, shade and ornamental trees; and deterioration of forest products, with emphasis on disease identification, principles of disease development, effects of disease on the host, and practical control measures. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Forest/Shade Tree Path (#42120)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Illick 5 CASTELLO
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 306 CASTELLO
(3) Section 02 - Forest/Shade Tree Path (#42122)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Illick 5 CASTELLO
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 306 CASTELLO
(3) Section 03 - Forest/Shade Tree Path (#44052)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Illick 5 CASTELLO
Th 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 306 CASTELLO
(3) Section 01 - Forest/Shade Tree Path (#41883)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Illick 5 CASTELLO
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 306 CASTELLO
(3) Section 02 - Forest/Shade Tree Path (#41885)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Illick 5 CASTELLO
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 306 CASTELLO
(3) Section 03 - Forest/Shade Tree Path (#43819)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Illick 5 CASTELLO
Th 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 306 CASTELLO

EFB 355 - Invertebrate Zoology (4)

Three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. Structure, function, classification and evolution of invertebrates. Emphasis on functional biology and ecological interactions. Spring.

(4) Section 01 - Invertebrate Zoology (#43995)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 238 RUNDELL
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 117 RUNDELL
(4) Section 02 - Invertebrate Zoology (#43997)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 238 RUNDELL
Th 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 117 RUNDELL
(4) Section 01 - Invertebrate Zoology (#44222)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 238 RUNDELL
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 117 RUNDELL
(4) Section 02 - Invertebrate Zoology (#44224)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 238 RUNDELL
Th 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 117 RUNDELL

EFB 360 - Epidemiology (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Introduction to the study of disease in populations and factors influencing disease occurrence. Case studies explore population measures of disease, clinical measures and causation. Emphasizes quantitative approaches, study design, ethics, intervention and implementation. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): One year of Introductory Biology, one Statistics course or equivalent by permission.

(3) Section 01 - Epidemiology (#45182)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Walter 211 RYAN
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Walter 211 RYAN

EFB 381 - Vertebrate Museum Techniques (2)

One hour of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. Theory and practice of vertebrate museum methods, with emphasis on the preparation and curation of vertebrate specimens. Spring.
Prerequisites: At least junior status and permission of instructor. Limited to 10 students.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(2) Section 01 - Vert Museum Techniques (#43867)
W 2:30 pm-5:30 pm Illick 215 GIEGERICH
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
W 2:30 pm-5:30 pm Illick 215 GIEGERICH

EFB 385 - Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (4)

Three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. Analysis of vertebrate structure, with emphasis on comparative study of organ systems. Includes evolution of form and function, major adaptive patterns and phylogenetic relationships in vertebrates. Spring.

(4) Section 01 - Comparative Vert Anatomy (#42124)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Illick 220 RINGLER

M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 220 RINGLER
(4) Section 02 - Comparative Vert Anatomy (#42126)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Illick 220 RINGLER

F 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 220 RINGLER
(4) Section 01 - Comparative Vert Anatomy (#41887)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Illick 220 RINGLER

M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 220 RINGLER
(4) Section 02 - Comparative Vert Anatomy (#41889)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Illick 220 RINGLER

F 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 220 RINGLER

EFB 403 - Microbiological Diseases of Fish and Wildlife (1)

One hour lecture/discussion per week. Surveys microbial diseases with pervasive effects on fish or wildlife populations and those with potential or actual impact on human populations. An individual disease will be examined in detail each week. Spring.
Prerequisites: EFB 303 or equivalent microbiology course is highly recommended.

(1) Section 01 - Microbiol Diseases/Fish&Wldlfe (#45135)
Th 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Marshall 319 NAKAS
Th 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Marshall 319 NAKAS

EFB 413 - Introduction to Conservation Biology (3)

Two hours of lecture and one hour of discussion/recitation per week. As an introduction to the discipline of conservation biology, the course seeks to demonstrate how basic biological science can be integrated with social, economic and political perspectives to achieve the goals of biological conservation. Lectures will provide students with an understanding of processes that generate and erode biological diversity. Discussion/recitation exercises will provide students with hands-on experience and skill development in solving the sorts of complex problems typically encountered by conservation biologists. Spring.
Pre- or co-requisite(s): EFB 307, EFB 320.

(3) Section 01 - Intro To Conservation Bio (#44150)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Marshall AUD HELENBROOK
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Marshall AUD HELENBROOK

EFB 414 - Senior Synthesis in Conservation Biology (3)

Three hours of discussion/seminar per week. Students research a topic in conservation biology, then practice critical thinking and discourse by presenting seminars and participating in discussions. The focus is on integrating knowledge from previous coursework in biology, management and policy for the wise use and conservation of biological diversity. Spring.
Pre- or co-requisite: EFB 413.

(3) Section 01 - Senior Synth/Cons Biol (#43811)
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Baker 145 ARRIGONI
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Baker 145 ARRIGONI

EFB 417 - Non-Personal Environmental Interpretive Methods (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Applications of environmental interpretation theory and methods applied to nature center programming, science education, and various fields of resource management emphasizing procedures for creating non-personal interpretive media (e.g., brochures, wayside exhibts, etc.). Focus on service-learning through involvement with an outside interpretive agency. Spring.
Prerequisites: EFB 312, or permission of the instructor Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 417 and EFB 617.

(3) Section 01 - Interpretive Design (#44480)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Illick 12 FOLTA
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Illick 12 FOLTA

EFB 419 - Problem-solving in Conservation Biology (3)

Two hours of lecture/recitation and three hours of laboratory per week. ”Hands-on” experience in problem-solving, using methods and concepts related to a wide range of biodiversity conservation issues. Includes management of genetic diversity, analysis and modeling of populations, ecosystem management, and the public policy process, and of methods of information management, analysis and communication used by conservation professionals. Spring.
Prerequisite: EFB 413 or equivalent; major in Conservation Biology or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Prob Solving/Conservation Biol (#43913)
  Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Bray 321 KIRBY
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
  Th 12:30 pm-2:30 pm Bray 321 KIRBY
  Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Bray 321 KIRBY
  Th 12:30 pm-2:30 pm Bray 321 KIRBY

EFB 420 - Internship in Environmental and Forest Biology (1-5)

Full- or part-time engagement as volunteer or employee in professional experience having environmental biology focus. Tenure at outside institution under guidance of external supervisor, but with EFB-based faculty sponsor. Requires initial study plan outlining educational goals, plus record of activities and supervisor’s assessment of student’s performance upon completion. Grading satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory. Fall, Spring, Summer.
Prerequisite(s): Permission of Instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-5) Section 01 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#42128)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-5) Section 02 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#42130)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-5) Section 03 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43918)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-5) Section 04 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43920)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-5) Section 05 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43978)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-5) Section 06 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43994)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-5) Section 07 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44008)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-5) Section 08 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44012)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-5) Section 09 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44014)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-5) Section 10 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44016)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-5) Section 11 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44022)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-5) Section 12 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44054)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-5) Section 13 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44104)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-5) Section 14 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44116)
TBA Day SMART
(1-5) Section 15 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44194)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-5) Section 16 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44406)
TBA Day BEAL
(1-5) Section 17 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44408)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-5) Section 18 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44418)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-5) Section 19 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44450)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-5) Section 20 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44456)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-5) Section 21 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44520)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-5) Section 22 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44526)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-5) Section 23 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44532)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-5) Section 24 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44534)
TBA Day ETTINGER
(1-5) Section 25 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44986)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-5) Section 26 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44990)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-5) Section 27 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#45100)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-5) Section 28 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#45216)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-5) Section 29 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#45300)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-5) Section 30 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#45652)
TBA Day HALL
(1-5) Section 01 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#41891)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-5) Section 02 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#41893)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-5) Section 03 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43681)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-5) Section 04 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43683)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-5) Section 05 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43741)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-5) Section 06 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43757)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-5) Section 07 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43775)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-5) Section 08 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43779)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-5) Section 09 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43781)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-5) Section 10 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43783)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-5) Section 11 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43789)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-5) Section 12 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43821)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-5) Section 13 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43871)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-5) Section 14 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43883)
TBA Day SMART
(1-5) Section 15 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#43963)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-5) Section 16 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44193)
TBA Day BEAL
(1-5) Section 17 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44195)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-5) Section 18 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44205)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-5) Section 19 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44239)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-5) Section 20 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44245)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-5) Section 21 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44331)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-5) Section 22 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44337)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-5) Section 23 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44343)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-5) Section 24 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44345)
TBA Day ETTINGER
(1-5) Section 25 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44827)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-5) Section 26 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44831)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-5) Section 27 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#44961)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-5) Section 28 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#45121)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-5) Section 29 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#45235)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-5) Section 30 - Prof Internship/Envrn Biology (#55491)
TBA Day HALL

EFB 445 - Plant Ecology and Global Change (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Impacts of global changes in climate, biodiversity, land-use, and biogeochemical cycles on structure and function of terrestrial plant communities and ecosystems. Examined scales range from ecophysiological processes occurring in individual leaves to global patterns of primary productivity and biodiversity. Spring.
Prerequisite: EFB 320 General Ecology or equivalent. Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 445 and EFB 645.

(3) Section 01 - Plant Ecology & Global Change (#43951)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall 212 DOVCIAK
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall 212 DOVCIAK

EFB 446 - Ecology of Mosses (3)

Two hours of lecture and one three-hour laboratory or field trip per week. A study of taxonomic diversity, ecological adaptations and the roles of bryophytes in ecosystems. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 446 and EFB 646.

(3) Section 01 - The Ecology Of Mosses (#45036)
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 314 KIMMERER,R
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 314 KIMMERER,R
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 314 KIMMERER,R
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 314 KIMMERER,R

EFB 453 - Parasitology (3)

Two hours of lecture/discussion per week, three hours laboratory per week. Diversity, ecology, and impact of parasites of ecological, medical, and veterinary importance. Emphasis on identification, life history, control, host-parasite interactions and evolution, population patterns, and parasite communities. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): One year of Introductory Biology, Ecology. Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 453 and EFB 653.

(3) Section 01 - Parasitology (#44885)
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Illick 5 WHIPPS
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 122 WHIPPS
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Illick 5 WHIPPS
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 122 WHIPPS

EFB 480 - Principles of Animal Behavior (4)

Three hours of lecture and one hour of recitation per week. Basic principles of animal behavior and the scientific process. Proximate and ultimate mechanisms controlling the behavior of animals including humans, with an emphasis on evolution. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): A full year of general biology.

(4) Section 01 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#42132)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
W 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 334 SHIELDS
(4) Section 02 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#42134)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Illick 334 SHIELDS
(4) Section 03 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#42136)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 315 SHIELDS
(4) Section 04 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#42138)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
Th 11:00 am-11:55 am Illick 11 SHIELDS
(4) Section 05 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#42140)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
Th 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Illick 334 SHIELDS
(4) Section 06 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#42142)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
Tu 11:00 am-11:55 am Illick 11 SHIELDS
(4) Section 01 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#41895)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
W 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 334 SHIELDS
(4) Section 02 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#41897)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Illick 334 SHIELDS
(4) Section 03 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#41899)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 315 SHIELDS
(4) Section 04 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#41901)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
Th 11:00 am-11:55 am Illick 11 SHIELDS
(4) Section 05 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#41903)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
Th 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Illick 334 SHIELDS
(4) Section 06 - Prin Of Animal Behavior (#41905)
MWF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Illick 5 SHIELDS
Tu 11:00 am-11:55 am Illick 11 SHIELDS

EFB 482 - Ornithology (4)

Three hours of lecture and discussion, three hours of laboratory/field trip per week and additional mandatory field trips. Students become familiar with all aspects of birds: taxonomy, structure, function, ecology, population dynamics, conservation and identification. Emphasizes identification of the birds of the eastern United States by sight, and the common species by sound. Exposure to birds worldwide. Fall.
Prerequisite: General biology and general ecology.

(4) Section 01 - Ornithology (#44691)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 148 FOLTA,J
M 12:45 pm-3:45 pm Illick 238 FOLTA,J
(4) Section 02 - Ornithology (#44693)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 148 FOLTA,J
Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 238 FOLTA,J
(4) Section 01 - Ornithology (#44874)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 148 FOLTA,J
M 12:45 pm-3:45 pm Illick 238 FOLTA,J
(4) Section 02 - Ornithology (#44876)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 148 FOLTA,J
Tu 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 238 FOLTA,J

EFB 483 - Mammal Diversity (4)

Three hours of classroom instruction and three hours of laboratory per week. Describes the evolutionary development, ecology and diversity of mammals world-wide and within New York State. Laboratory exercises and discussions complement lectures, providing hands-on experience in identification, adaptive morphology, and techniques in field mammalogy. Spring.
Prerequisites: Junior standing in EFB.

(4) Section 01 - Mammal Diversity (#44374)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
M 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Illick 238 LOMOLINO
(4) Section 02 - Mammal Diversity (#44376)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
Tu 3:30 pm-6:20 pm Illick 238 LOMOLINO
(4) Section 03 - Mammal Diversity (#44378)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Illick 238 LOMOLINO
(4) Section 04 - Mammal Diversity (#44468)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
Th 3:30 pm-6:20 pm Illick 238 LOMOLINO
(4) Section 01 - Mammal Diversity (#44155)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
M 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Illick 238 LOMOLINO
(4) Section 02 - Mammal Diversity (#44157)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
Tu 3:30 pm-6:20 pm Illick 238 LOMOLINO
(4) Section 03 - Mammal Diversity (#44159)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Illick 238 LOMOLINO
(4) Section 04 - Mammal Diversity (#44257)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
Th 3:30 pm-6:20 pm Illick 238 LOMOLINO

EFB 484 - Mammalian Winter Ecology (3)

Ten-day field course conducted during one weekend in February and during March break in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. The course explores ecological adaptations of mammals for surviving the winter in northern latitudes. Students are in the field daily. There is a course fee. Spring.
Prerequisites: EFB 202, EFB 320.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Mammalian Winter Ecology (#43689)
TBA Day TBA MCNULTY
TBA Day TBA MCNULTY

EFB 486 - Ichthyology (3)

Two hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. An introduction to the anatomy, physiology, ecology, behavior and taxonomy of fishes. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Ichthyology (#42144)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 145 STEWART
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(3) Section 02 - Ichthyology (#43916)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 145 STEWART
Tu 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(3) Section 03 - Ichthyology (#44106)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 145 STEWART
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(3) Section 04 - Ichthyology (#44238)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 145 STEWART
Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(3) Section 01 - Ichthyology (#41907)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 145 STEWART
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(3) Section 02 - Ichthyology (#43679)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 145 STEWART
Tu 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(3) Section 03 - Ichthyology (#43873)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 145 STEWART
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(3) Section 04 - Ichthyology (#44013)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 145 STEWART
Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Illick 251 STEWART

EFB 491 - Applied Wildlife Science (3)

Two hours of discussion and three hours of laboratory per week, plus a field project and professional experience. Practical experience with tools used to monitor and manage wildlife populations. Designed for biology students wishing to pursue careers as wildlife biologists. Spring.
Prerequisite: EFB 390.

(3) Section 01 - Applied Wildlife Science (#43815)
  TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Marshall 212 FRAIR
  Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Baker 309 FRAIR
  TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Marshall 212 FRAIR
  Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Baker 309 FRAIR

EFB 494 - Senior Synthesis in Forest Health (1)

One hour of discussion or seminar per week. This course integrates student internships (EFB 420) or research experiences (EFB 498) with broader issues in forest health through readings and discussions of current literature and oral presentations. Students present a 1 hr seminar that details their internship or research experiences during the previous summer, and that relates this work to prior coursework and current issues in forest health. Fall.
Prerequisite(s): EFB 420 or EFB 498

(1) Section 01 - Sr Synthesis/Forest Health (#44506)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO

EFB 495 - Undergraduate Experience in College Teaching (1-3)

An opportunity for qualified, senior undergraduate students to gain experience in fully supervised, college-level teaching of the type they can expect to perform in graduate school. Students assist the instructor in the preparation and presentation of laboratory or recitation material in an undergraduate course. A maximum of 6 credit hours of EFB 495, and 3 credit hours relating to any single assisted course, may apply toward graduation requirements. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisites: Previous completion of the course being assisted (with a grade of B or higher), a GPA at ESF of 3.0 or higher, and permission of instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-3) Section 01 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43703)
TBA Day TBA STAFF
(1-3) Section 02 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43705)
TBA Day TBA HALL
(1-3) Section 03 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43707)
TBA Day TBA BEAL
(1-3) Section 04 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43709)
TBA Day TBA NORTON
(1-3) Section 05 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43711)
TBA Day TBA RINGLER
(1-3) Section 06 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43713)
TBA Day TBA NEWMAN,L
(1-3) Section 07 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43715)
TBA Day TBA STEWART
(1-3) Section 08 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43729)
TBA Day TBA GIBBS
(1-3) Section 09 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43731)
TBA Day TBA SCHULZ
(1-3) Section 10 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43733)
TBA Day TBA FERNANDO
(1-3) Section 11 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43769)
TBA Day TBA FOLTA
(1-3) Section 12 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43823)
TBA Day TBA KIMMERER,R
(1-3) Section 13 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43877)
TBA Day TBA RUNDELL
(1-3) Section 14 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43923)
TBA Day TBA TEALE
(1-3) Section 15 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43925)
TBA Day TBA UNDERWOOD
(1-3) Section 16 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43929)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
(1-3) Section 17 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43955)
TBA Day TBA HORTON
(1-3) Section 18 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44023)
TBA Day TBA FIERKE
(1-3) Section 19 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44025)
TBA Day TBA MARSHALL,W
(1-3) Section 20 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44049)
TBA Day TBA WHIPPS
(1-3) Section 21 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44169)
TBA Day TBA MCGEE
(1-3) Section 22 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44207)
TBA Day TBA DOVCIAK
(1-3) Section 23 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44211)
TBA Day TBA MURPHY,D
(1-3) Section 24 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44217)
TBA Day TBA FRAIR
(1-3) Section 25 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44321)
TBA Day TBA POWELL
(1-3) Section 26 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44695)
TBA Day TBA ETTINGER
(1-3) Section 27 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44713)
TBA Day TBA HOLMES
(1-3) Section 28 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44735)
TBA Day TBA FOLTA
(1-3) Section 29 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#56025)
TBA Day TBA RYAN
(1-3) Section 01 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43940)
TBA Day TBA STAFF
(1-3) Section 02 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43942)
TBA Day TBA HALL
(1-3) Section 03 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43944)
TBA Day TBA BEAL
(1-3) Section 04 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43946)
TBA Day TBA NORTON
(1-3) Section 05 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43948)
TBA Day TBA RINGLER
(1-3) Section 06 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43950)
TBA Day TBA NEWMAN,L
(1-3) Section 07 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43952)
TBA Day TBA STEWART
(1-3) Section 08 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43966)
TBA Day TBA GIBBS
(1-3) Section 09 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43968)
TBA Day TBA SCHULZ
(1-3) Section 10 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#43970)
TBA Day TBA FERNANDO
(1-3) Section 11 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44004)
TBA Day TBA FOLTA
(1-3) Section 12 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44056)
TBA Day TBA KIMMERER,R
(1-3) Section 13 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44110)
TBA Day TBA RUNDELL
(1-3) Section 14 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44156)
TBA Day TBA TEALE
(1-3) Section 15 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44158)
TBA Day TBA UNDERWOOD
(1-3) Section 16 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44162)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
(1-3) Section 17 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44186)
TBA Day TBA HORTON
(1-3) Section 18 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44248)
TBA Day TBA FIERKE
(1-3) Section 19 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44250)
TBA Day TBA MARSHALL,W
(1-3) Section 20 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44274)
TBA Day TBA WHIPPS
(1-3) Section 21 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44384)
TBA Day TBA MCGEE
(1-3) Section 22 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44420)
TBA Day TBA DOVCIAK
(1-3) Section 23 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44424)
TBA Day TBA MURPHY,D
(1-3) Section 24 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44430)
TBA Day TBA FRAIR
(1-3) Section 25 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44512)
TBA Day TBA POWELL
(1-3) Section 26 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44878)
TBA Day TBA ETTINGER
(1-3) Section 27 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44896)
TBA Day TBA HOLMES
(1-3) Section 28 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#44918)
TBA Day TBA FOLTA
(1-3) Section 29 - Undergrad Exp/Coll Teach (#45716)
TBA Day TBA RYAN

EFB 496 - Topics in Environmental and Forest Biology (1-3)

Experimental, interdisciplinary or special coursework in biology for undergraduate students. Subject matter and method of presentation varies from semester to semester. May be repeated for additional credit. Fall or Spring.

(1) Section 02 - Cell Biology Recitation (#45496)
M 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 111 NEWMAN,L
Preq: Have taken or are currently taken Cell Biology, or have taken Biochemistry
(1) Section 03 - Sr Synthesis/Aquatic&Fish Sci (#44950)
F 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 141 FARRELL
Preq:Senior standing in Aquatic & Fisheries Science major
(3) Section 04 - Adv Envrn Interp&Certification (#45538)
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 12 FOLTA
(4) Section 05 - Parameter Est&Mdl/Pop Biol Std (#45196)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 314 COHEN
W 11:40 am-2:40 pm Baker 314 RYAN
(1) Section 06 - Adv Topics/Marine Ecology (#45540)
Tu 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 141 SCHULZ
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(12) Section 07 - Study Abroad (#44962)
TBA Day TBA PARRY
(12) Section 08 - Study Abroad (#44508)
TBA Day TBA WEIR
(1) Section 09 - Phytoremediation (#44972)
TBA Day TBA NEWMAN,L
(12) Section 10 - Study Abroad (#44510)
TBA Day TBA NORTON
(12) Section 11 - Off-campus Study (#44388)
TBA Day TBA GIBBS
(1-12) Section 13 - Overseas Research Experience (#44390)
TBA Day TBA TURNER
(3) Section 14 - Effects of Pesticide Runoff (#44530)
TBA Day TBA NORTON
(12) Section 15 - Study Abroad (#45254)
TBA Day TBA SCHULZ
(1) Section 16 - Conservation Biol in Ecuador (#45302)
M 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Marshall 111 RYAN
(12) Section 17 - Off-Campus Study (#45562)
TBA Day TBA MCGEE
(12) Section 18 - Study Abroad (#45574)
TBA Day TBA LEOPOLD
(3) Section 19 - Plant Propagation (#44392)
MW 8:25 am-9:20 am Bray 300 ETTINGER
Tu 12:30 pm-2:30 pm Moon 19 ETTINGER
(12) Section 20 - Study Abroad (#45576)
TBA Day TBA FRAIR
(12) Section 21 - Study Abroad (#45596)
TBA Day TBA SHIELDS
(1) Section 02 - Cell Biology Recitation (#55096)
M 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 111 NEWMAN,L
Preq: Have taken or are currently taken Cell Biology, or have taken Biochemistry
(1) Section 03 - Sr Synthesis/Aquatic&Fish Sci (#44787)
F 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 141 FARRELL
Preq:Senior standing in Aquatic & Fisheries Science major
(3) Section 04 - Adv Envrn Interp&Certification (#55151)
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 12 FOLTA
(4) Section 05 - Parameter Est&Mdl/Pop Biol Std (#45079)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 314 COHEN
W 11:40 am-2:40 pm Baker 314 RYAN
(1) Section 06 - Adv Topics/Marine Ecology (#55153)
Tu 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 141 SCHULZ
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(12) Section 07 - Study Abroad (#44799)
TBA Day TBA PARRY
(12) Section 08 - Study Abroad (#44315)
TBA Day TBA WEIR
(1) Section 09 - Phytoremediation (#44811)
TBA Day TBA NEWMAN,L
(12) Section 10 - Study Abroad (#44317)
TBA Day TBA NORTON
(12) Section 11 - Off-campus Study (#44175)
TBA Day TBA GIBBS
(1-12) Section 13 - Overseas Research Experience (#44177)
TBA Day TBA TURNER
(3) Section 14 - Effects of Pesticide Runoff (#44341)
TBA Day TBA NORTON
(12) Section 15 - Study Abroad (#45187)
TBA Day TBA SCHULZ
(1) Section 16 - Conservation Biol in Ecuador (#45239)
M 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Marshall 111 RYAN
(12) Section 17 - Off-Campus Study (#55166)
TBA Day TBA MCGEE
(12) Section 18 - Study Abroad (#55187)
TBA Day TBA LEOPOLD
(3) Section 19 - Plant Propagation (#44179)
MW 8:25 am-9:20 am Bray 300 ETTINGER
Tu 12:30 pm-2:30 pm Moon 19 ETTINGER
(12) Section 20 - Study Abroad (#55188)
TBA Day TBA FRAIR
(12) Section 21 - Study Abroad (#55315)
TBA Day TBA SHIELDS

EFB 497 - Seminar (1)

One hour of presentations and discussion per week. A topic in environmental and forest biology will be emphasized and its importance to contemporary issues will be addressed. Fall or Spring.

(1) Section 06 - UMEB Seminar (#44181)
M 5:05 pm-6:00 pm Illick 334 KIMMERER,R
M 5:05 pm-6:00 pm Illick 334 KIMMERER,R

EFB 498 - Research Problems in Environmental and Forest Biology (1-5)

Independent research by advanced undergraduate student in topic related to environmental biology, conducted at SUNY-ESF or outside institution. EFB-based faculty member serves as student’s research sponsor; EFB-based faculty member or scientist at outside institution serves as research supervisor. Final written report to academic sponsor serves as basis for grade. Fall, Spring, Summer.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-5) Section 01 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42146)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-5) Section 02 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42148)
TBA Day ALLEN
(1-5) Section 03 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42150)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 04 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42152)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-5) Section 05 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42154)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-5) Section 06 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42156)
TBA Day MCNULTY
(1-5) Section 07 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42158)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-5) Section 08 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42160)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-5) Section 09 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42162)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-5) Section 10 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42164)
TBA Day GIEGERICH
(1-5) Section 11 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42166)
TBA Day HALL
(1-5) Section 12 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42168)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-5) Section 13 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42170)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-5) Section 14 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42172)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-5) Section 15 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42174)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-5) Section 16 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42176)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-5) Section 17 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42178)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-5) Section 18 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42180)
TBA Day COHEN
(1-5) Section 19 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42182)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-5) Section 20 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42184)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-5) Section 21 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42186)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-5) Section 22 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42188)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-5) Section 23 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42190)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-5) Section 24 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42192)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-5) Section 25 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42194)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-5) Section 26 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42196)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-5) Section 27 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42198)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-5) Section 28 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42200)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-5) Section 29 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42202)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-5) Section 30 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42204)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-5) Section 31 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42206)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-5) Section 32 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42208)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-5) Section 33 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42210)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-5) Section 34 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42212)
TBA Day ETTINGER
(1-5) Section 35 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42214)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-5) Section 36 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42216)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-5) Section 37 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42218)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-5) Section 38 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42220)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-5) Section 39 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42222)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-5) Section 40 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42224)
TBA Day WANG
(1-5) Section 41 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42226)
TBA Day BEAL
(1-5) Section 42 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42228)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-5) Section 43 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42230)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-5) Section 44 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42232)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-5) Section 45 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#42234)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-5) Section 46 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#44264)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-5) Section 47 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#44268)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-5) Section 48 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#44448)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-5) Section 49 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#44452)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-5) Section 01 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41909)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-5) Section 02 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41911)
TBA Day ALLEN
(1-5) Section 03 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41913)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 04 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41915)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-5) Section 05 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41917)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-5) Section 06 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41919)
TBA Day MCNULTY
(1-5) Section 07 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41921)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-5) Section 08 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41923)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-5) Section 09 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41925)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-5) Section 10 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41927)
TBA Day GIEGERICH
(1-5) Section 11 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41929)
TBA Day HALL
(1-5) Section 12 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41931)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-5) Section 13 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41933)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-5) Section 14 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41935)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-5) Section 15 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41937)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-5) Section 16 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41939)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-5) Section 17 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41941)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-5) Section 18 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41943)
TBA Day COHEN
(1-5) Section 19 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41945)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-5) Section 20 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41947)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-5) Section 21 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41949)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-5) Section 22 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41951)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-5) Section 23 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41953)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-5) Section 24 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41955)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-5) Section 25 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41957)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-5) Section 26 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41959)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-5) Section 27 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41961)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-5) Section 28 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41963)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-5) Section 29 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41965)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-5) Section 30 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41967)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-5) Section 31 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41969)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-5) Section 32 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41971)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-5) Section 33 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41973)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-5) Section 34 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41975)
TBA Day ETTINGER
(1-5) Section 35 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41977)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-5) Section 36 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41979)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-5) Section 37 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41981)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-5) Section 38 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41983)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-5) Section 39 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41985)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-5) Section 40 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41987)
TBA Day WANG
(1-5) Section 41 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41989)
TBA Day BEAL
(1-5) Section 42 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41991)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-5) Section 43 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41993)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-5) Section 44 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41995)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-5) Section 45 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#41997)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-5) Section 46 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#44039)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-5) Section 47 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#44043)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-5) Section 48 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#44237)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-5) Section 49 - Independent Research/Envrn Bio (#44241)
TBA Day WEIR

EFB 500 - Forest Biology Field Trip (1-3)

A five- to 10-day trip to: 1) agencies engaged in biological research, management and administration; or 2) regions or areas of unusual biological interest. A final report is required. Additional fees required to cover cost of travel and lodging during field portion of course. Fall or Spring.

(1-3) Section 01 - Forest Biology Field Trip (#43927)
TBA Day TBA WEIR
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
TBA Day TBA WEIR

EFB 502 - Ecology and Management of Invasive Species (3)

Three hours of discussion/lecture per week. Explores the growing problem of invasive species as a leading threat to global biodiversity. Topics include: invasion pathways and mechanisms, community resistance, biological control, effects on ecosystems, law and policy as management tools, prediction and risk assessment, and interactions with anthropogenic environmental change. Fall.

(3) Section 01 - Ecology & Mgt/Invasive Species (#44952)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Marshall 319 PARRY
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Marshall 319 PARRY

EFB 505 - Microbial Ecology (2)

Two hours of lecture/discussion per week. An in-depth survey of contemporary topics in microbial ecology including carbon, nitrogen and sulfur cycling, microbial degradation of recalcitrant compounds, frost control, and utilization of wood-based feedstocks as carbon sources for bioconversion to bioenergy, biofuels, and biomaterials. Spring.
Prerequisite: EFB 303 or similar microbiology course is recommended.

(2) Section 01 - Microbial Ecology (#45133)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Bray 300 NAKAS
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Bray 300 NAKAS

EFB 516 - Ecosystems (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Ecosystems emphasize the integration of biological, chemical and physical aspects of the environment applied in an integrative fashion to units of landscape and water. Major topics covered include a survey of ecosystem types, energy flow, nutrient cycles and the relation of ecosystem processes to plant and animal populations. Spring.
Prerequisite: EFB 320.

(3) Section 01 - Ecosystems (#44118)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 313 HALL
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 313 HALL

EFB 519 - (3)

(3) Section 01 - Geographic Modeling (#45073)
  Tu 12:30 pm-2:20 pm Illick 334 HALL,M
  Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Baker 310 HALL,M
  Tu 12:30 pm-2:20 pm Illick 334 HALL,M
  Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Baker 310 HALL,M

EFB 522 - Biophysical Economics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Approaches economics as a biophysical rather than social science, i.e., the ecology of human-dominated ecosystems. Reviews concepts of value and economics (physiocrat, classical and neoclassical approaches), and examines an alternative model emphasizing analysis of energy and material flows and their control instead. Focus is on the developing tropics. Spring.
Prerequisite: A course in ecology and a course in economics.

(3) Section 01 - Biophysical Economics (#44120)
  M 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Marshall 110 HALL
  W 5:05 pm-6:25 pm Marshall 110 HALL
  M 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Marshall 110 HALL
  W 5:05 pm-6:25 pm Marshall 110 HALL

EFB 523 - Tropical Ecology (3)

One hour of lecture coupled with a period of intensive field study over spring break on a tropical island in the Caribbean. Principles of tropical ecology, resource management and island biogeography are presented. Field trips to a variety of tropical ecosystems including: rain forest, coral reefs, crater lakes and montane rain forest. Comparisons with north temperate ecosystems are made. Additional fees required to cover cost of travel and lodging during field portion of course. Requires the ability to swim. Spring.
Prerequisite: EFB 320.

(3) Section 01 - Tropical Ecology (#43889)
  F 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 BEIER
  F 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 STEWART
  F 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 BEIER
  F 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 STEWART

EFB 605 - Indigenous Issues and the Environment (3)

(3) Section 01 - Indigenous Issues&the Envrnmnt (#45230)
MW 11:40 am-1:00 pm Illick 12 KIMMERER,R
MW 11:40 am-1:00 pm Illick 12 KIMMERER,R

EFB 617 - Non-Personal Environmental Interpretive Methods (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Applications of environmental interpretation theory and methods applied to nature center programming, science education, and various fields of resource management emphasizing procedures for creating non-personal interpretive media (e.g., brochures, wayside exhibts, etc.). Focus on service-learning through involvement with an outside interpretive agency.Submit an interpretive article for publication, read and hold online discussions of research on non-personal interpretation, and evaluate local interpretive media. Spring.
Prerequisites: EFB 512, or permission of the instructor Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 417 and EFB 617.

(3) Section 01 - Non-Personal Envrn Interp Meth (#44271)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Illick 12 FOLTA
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Illick 12 FOLTA

EFB 625 - Plant Biotechnology (3)

Two hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. Transgenic plants are currently being produced to improve agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and remediate environmental problems. Students are taught the principles of gene structure and regulation, gene cloning, transformation of plant species, and current applications. Format includes lectures, discussions, student presentations, literature review, and a detailed laboratory project. Spring.
Prerequisites: EFB 307 and EFB 325 or equivalents. Note: Credit will not be granted for both BTC 425 and EFB 625.

(3) Section 01 - Plant Biotechnology (#45184)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 POWELL
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 POWELL

EFB 645 - Plant Ecology and Global Change (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Impacts of global changes in climate, biodiversity, land-use, and biogeochemical cycles on the structure and function of terrestrial plant communities and ecosystems. Global change impacts are examined across a wide range of spatial and temporal scales, from ecophysiological processes occurring at the scale of a leaf, to global patterns of primary productivity and biodiversity. Spring.
Prerequisite: EFB 320 General Ecology or equivalent. Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 445 and EFB 645.

(3) Section 01 - Plant Ecology & Global Change (#43953)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall 212 DOVCIAK
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall 212 DOVCIAK

EFB 646 - Ecology of Mosses (3)

Two hours of lecture per week and one three-hour laboratory or field trip. A study of taxonomic diversity, ecological adaptations and the roles of bryophytes in ecosystems. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 446 and EFB 646.

(3) Section 01 - The Ecology Of Mosses (#45038)
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 314 KIMMERER,R
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 314 KIMMERER,R
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 314 KIMMERER,R
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Illick 314 KIMMERER,R

EFB 650 - Landscape Ecology (3)

Two hours of lecture/discussion and three hours of laboratory experience per week. Landscape Ecology focuses on spatial patterning – its development and relevance to ecological processes. Course introduces the foundations, issues, and analytical tools in Landscape Ecology through discussion of literature, GIS exercises, and an independent research project. Fall (even years).
Prerequisites: Introductory course in Geographic Information Systems, or equivalent.

(3) Section 01 - Landscape Ecology (#54578)
M 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick RTBA FRAIR
M 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick RTBA FRAIR

EFB 653 - Parasitology (3)

Two hours of lecture/discussion per week, three hours laboratory per week. Diversity, ecology, and impact of parasites of ecological, medical, and veterinary importance. Emphasis on identification, life history, control, host-parasite interactions and evolution, population patterns, and parasite communities. Students write a review paper and present on a parasitic disease. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): One year of Introductory Biology, Ecology. Note: Credit will not be granted for both EFB 453 and EFB 653.

(3) Section 01 - Parasitology (#45034)
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Illick 5 WHIPPS
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 122 WHIPPS
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Illick 5 WHIPPS
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Illick 122 WHIPPS

EFB 684 - Mammalian Winter Ecology (3)

Ten-day field course conducted during one weekend in February and during March break in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. The course explores ecological adaptations of mammals for surviving the winter in northern latitudes. Students are in the field daily. There is a course fee. Spring.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Mammalian Winter Ecology (#43691)
TBA Day TBA MCNULTY
TBA Day TBA MCNULTY

EFB 796 - Topics in Environmental and Forest Biology (1-3)

Special instruction, conference, advanced study, and research in selected subject areas. A written report required. Check Schedule of Courses for details. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 05 - Phytoremediation (#44974)
Th 12:30 pm-1:50 pm TBA RTBA NEWMAN,L
(1) Section 06 - Microbio Disease/Fish&Wldlife (#44154)
TBA Day TBA NAKAS
(3) Section 07 - Advanced Ichthyology (#44504)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 212 STEWART
Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(1) Section 08 - Advances in Insect Ecology (#44208)
M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Illick 334 PARRY
(1) Section 09 - Cell Biology Recitation (#45498)
M 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 111 NEWMAN,L
Preq: Have taken or are currently taken Cell Biology, or have taken Biochemistry
(4) Section 10 - Parameter Est&Mdl/Pop Biol Std (#45198)
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 314 COHEN
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 314 RYAN
  W 11:40 am-2:40 pm Baker 314 COHEN
  W 11:40 am-2:40 pm Baker 314 RYAN
(1) Section 11 - Adv Envrn Interp&Certification (#45544)
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 12 FOLTA
(4) Section 12 - Biodiversity of Mammals (#44242)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
Must also attend one of the lab sections of EFB 483
(1-3) Section 13 - Teaching Exp/Forest Pathology (#44438)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
(1-3) Section 14 - Plant Genome,Evolutn&Biodivers (#45214)
MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
One hour of discussion TBA
(3) Section 15 - Teaching Exp/Forest Pathology (#44262)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
(3) Section 16 - Applied Wildlife Science (#45244)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Marshall 212 FRAIR
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Baker 309 FRAIR
(4) Section 17 - Invertebrate Zoology (#45568)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 238 RUNDELL
Th 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 117 RUNDELL
(1-3) Section 18 - Teaching Exp/Envrn&Forest Bio (#44266)
TBA Day TBA HALL
(3) Section 19 - Plant Propagation (#44396)
MW 8:25 am-9:20 am Bray 300 ETTINGER
Tu 12:30 pm-2:30 pm Moon 19 ETTINGER
(4) Section 20 - Ornithology (#45590)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 148 FOLTA,J
(3) Section 21 - Forest Pathology Issues (#44444)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
(1) Section 22 - Taxonomy/Soil Arthropods (#44518)
TBA Day TBA RTBA NORTON
(1-3) Section 23 - Teaching in Landscape Ecology (#45598)
TBA Day TBA FRAIR
(2) Section 25 - Winter Ecology (#44528)
TBA Day TBA PORTER
(1) Section 05 - Phytoremediation (#44813)
Th 12:30 pm-1:50 pm TBA RTBA NEWMAN,L
(1) Section 06 - Microbio Disease/Fish&Wldlife (#43921)
TBA Day TBA NAKAS
(3) Section 07 - Advanced Ichthyology (#44305)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 212 STEWART
Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Illick 251 STEWART
(1) Section 08 - Advances in Insect Ecology (#43981)
M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Illick 334 PARRY
(1) Section 09 - Cell Biology Recitation (#55097)
M 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 111 NEWMAN,L
Preq: Have taken or are currently taken Cell Biology, or have taken Biochemistry
(4) Section 10 - Parameter Est&Mdl/Pop Biol Std (#45081)
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 314 COHEN
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 314 RYAN
  W 11:40 am-2:40 pm Baker 314 COHEN
  W 11:40 am-2:40 pm Baker 314 RYAN
(1) Section 11 - Adv Envrn Interp&Certification (#55156)
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 12 FOLTA
(4) Section 12 - Biodiversity of Mammals (#44017)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 145 LOMOLINO
Must also attend one of the lab sections of EFB 483
(1-3) Section 13 - Teaching Exp/Forest Pathology (#44225)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
(1-3) Section 14 - Plant Genome,Evolutn&Biodivers (#45109)
MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 146 FERNANDO
One hour of discussion TBA
(3) Section 15 - Teaching Exp/Forest Pathology (#44037)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
(3) Section 16 - Applied Wildlife Science (#45169)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:25 pm Marshall 212 FRAIR
Tu 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Baker 309 FRAIR
(4) Section 17 - Invertebrate Zoology (#55170)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 238 RUNDELL
Th 2:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 117 RUNDELL
(1-3) Section 18 - Teaching Exp/Envrn&Forest Bio (#44041)
TBA Day TBA HALL
(3) Section 19 - Plant Propagation (#44183)
MW 8:25 am-9:20 am Bray 300 ETTINGER
Tu 12:30 pm-2:30 pm Moon 19 ETTINGER
(4) Section 20 - Ornithology (#55262)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 148 FOLTA,J
(3) Section 21 - Forest Pathology Issues (#44231)
TBA Day TBA CASTELLO
(1) Section 22 - Taxonomy/Soil Arthropods (#44327)
TBA Day TBA RTBA NORTON
(1-3) Section 23 - Teaching in Landscape Ecology (#55324)
TBA Day TBA FRAIR
(2) Section 25 - Winter Ecology (#44339)
TBA Day TBA PORTER

EFB 797 - Seminar in Environmental and Forest Biology (1)

Seminar discussions of subjects of interest and importance in environmental and forest biology. Seminar offerings are available in most subdisciplinary areas. Check Schedule of Courses for details. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 01 - EFB Core Course (#54579)
W 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 8 FIERKE
(1) Section 02 - Grant Writing & Management (#45071)
M 5:00 pm-6:00 pm Illick 8 LIMBURG
(1) Section 03 - Insect Chemical Ecology (#45129)
TBA Day TBA TEALE
(1) Section 05 - Adaptive Peaks Grad Seminar (#43809)
Th 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 5 COHEN
Th 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 5 RYAN
(1) Section 06 - Scientific Retractions (#55809)
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Illick 334 HAYWARD
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Illick 334 WALLING
(1) Section 07 - Hydrology & Biogeochemistry (#44031)
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 MITCHELL
(1) Section 08 - A Self-Help Course in R (#45137)
M 2:00 pm-4:00 pm Illick 8 LIMBURG
(1) Section 09 - Evolution of Mycorrhizal Sys (#45163)
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Illick 334 HAYWARD
(1) Section 10 - Scientific Retractions (#55809)
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Illick 334 HAYWARD
(1) Section 15 - Aquatic Ecology Seminar (#55154)
TBA Day TBA SCHULZ
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(1) Section 01 - EFB Core Course (#45468)
W 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 8 FIERKE
(1) Section 02 - Grant Writing & Management (#45188)
M 5:00 pm-6:00 pm Illick 8 LIMBURG
(1) Section 05 - Adaptive Peaks Grad Seminar (#44042)
Th 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 5 COHEN
Th 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Illick 5 RYAN
(1) Section 06 - Scientific Retractions (#45666)
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Illick 334 HAYWARD
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Illick 334 WALLING
(1) Section 07 - Hydrology & Biogeochemistry (#44256)
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 MITCHELL
(1) Section 08 - A Self-Help Course in R (#45228)
M 2:00 pm-4:00 pm Illick 8 LIMBURG
(1) Section 15 - Aquatic Ecology Seminar (#45542)
TBA Day TBA SCHULZ
Professor consent is required to register for this section.

EFB 798 - Research Problems in Environmental and Forest Biology (1-12)

Individual advanced study of selected special problems in environmental and forest biology. Offered by arrangement with individual faculty. A written report required. Fall and Spring.

(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42236)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42238)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42240)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42242)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42244)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42246)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42248)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42250)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42252)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 10 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42254)
TBA Day GIEGERICH
(1-12) Section 11 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42256)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 12 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42258)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-12) Section 13 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42260)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-12) Section 14 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42262)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-12) Section 15 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42264)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 16 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42266)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-12) Section 17 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42268)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 18 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42270)
TBA Day KAPUSCINSKI
(1-12) Section 19 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42272)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-12) Section 20 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42274)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42276)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-12) Section 22 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42278)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42280)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-12) Section 24 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42282)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-12) Section 25 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42284)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-12) Section 26 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42286)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-12) Section 27 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42288)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-12) Section 28 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42290)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-12) Section 29 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42292)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-12) Section 30 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42294)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 31 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42296)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-12) Section 32 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42298)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-12) Section 33 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42300)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-12) Section 34 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42302)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 35 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42304)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-12) Section 36 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42306)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-12) Section 37 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42308)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-12) Section 38 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42310)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-12) Section 39 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42312)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 40 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42314)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-12) Section 41 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42316)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 42 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42318)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-12) Section 43 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42320)
TBA Day MCGRATH
(1-12) Section 44 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42322)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-12) Section 45 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42324)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#41999)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42001)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42003)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42005)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42007)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42009)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42011)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42013)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42015)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 10 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42017)
TBA Day GIEGERICH
(1-12) Section 11 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42019)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 12 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42021)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-12) Section 13 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42023)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-12) Section 14 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42025)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-12) Section 15 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42027)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 16 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42029)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-12) Section 17 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42031)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 18 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42033)
TBA Day KAPUSCINSKI
(1-12) Section 19 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42035)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-12) Section 20 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42037)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42039)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-12) Section 22 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42041)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42043)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-12) Section 24 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42045)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-12) Section 25 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42047)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-12) Section 26 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42049)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-12) Section 27 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42051)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-12) Section 28 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42053)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-12) Section 29 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42055)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-12) Section 30 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42057)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 31 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42059)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-12) Section 32 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42061)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-12) Section 33 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42063)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-12) Section 34 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42065)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 35 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42067)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-12) Section 36 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42069)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-12) Section 37 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42071)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-12) Section 38 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42073)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-12) Section 39 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42075)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 40 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42077)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-12) Section 41 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42079)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 42 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42081)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-12) Section 43 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42083)
TBA Day MCGRATH
(1-12) Section 44 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42085)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-12) Section 45 - Resrch Prob/Env&For Bio (#42087)
TBA Day MAYNARD

EFB 898 - Professional Experience (1-12)

Professional experience which applies, enriches and/or complements formal coursework. Graded on an "S/U" basis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Professional Experience (#42089)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Professional Experience (#42091)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Professional Experience (#42093)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Professional Experience (#42095)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-12) Section 05 - Professional Experience (#42097)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-12) Section 06 - Professional Experience (#42099)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 07 - Professional Experience (#42101)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-12) Section 08 - Professional Experience (#42103)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-12) Section 09 - Professional Experience (#42105)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 10 - Professional Experience (#42107)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 11 - Professional Experience (#42109)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 12 - Professional Experience (#42111)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-12) Section 13 - Professional Experience (#42113)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-12) Section 14 - Professional Experience (#42115)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-12) Section 15 - Professional Experience (#42117)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 16 - Professional Experience (#42119)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-12) Section 17 - Professional Experience (#42121)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 18 - Professional Experience (#42123)
TBA Day KAPUSCINSKI
(1-12) Section 19 - Professional Experience (#42125)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-12) Section 20 - Professional Experience (#42127)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Professional Experience (#42129)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-12) Section 22 - Professional Experience (#42131)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Professional Experience (#42133)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-12) Section 24 - Professional Experience (#42135)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-12) Section 25 - Professional Experience (#42137)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-12) Section 26 - Professional Experience (#42139)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-12) Section 27 - Professional Experience (#42141)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-12) Section 28 - Professional Experience (#42143)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-12) Section 29 - Professional Experience (#42145)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-12) Section 30 - Professional Experience (#42147)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 31 - Professional Experience (#42149)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-12) Section 32 - Professional Experience (#42151)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-12) Section 33 - Professional Experience (#42153)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-12) Section 34 - Professional Experience (#42155)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 35 - Professional Experience (#42157)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-12) Section 36 - Professional Experience (#42159)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-12) Section 37 - Professional Experience (#42161)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-12) Section 38 - Professional Experience (#42163)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-12) Section 39 - Professional Experience (#42165)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 40 - Professional Experience (#42167)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-12) Section 41 - Professional Experience (#42169)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 42 - Professional Experience (#42171)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-12) Section 43 - Professional Experience (#42173)
TBA Day MCGRATH,K
(1-12) Section 44 - Professional Experience (#42175)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-12) Section 45 - Professional Experience (#42177)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 01 - Professional Experience (#42326)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Professional Experience (#42328)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Professional Experience (#42330)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Professional Experience (#42332)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-12) Section 05 - Professional Experience (#42334)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-12) Section 06 - Professional Experience (#42336)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 07 - Professional Experience (#42338)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-12) Section 08 - Professional Experience (#42340)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-12) Section 09 - Professional Experience (#42342)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 10 - Professional Experience (#42344)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 11 - Professional Experience (#42346)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 12 - Professional Experience (#42348)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-12) Section 13 - Professional Experience (#42350)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-12) Section 14 - Professional Experience (#42352)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-12) Section 15 - Professional Experience (#42354)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 16 - Professional Experience (#42356)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-12) Section 17 - Professional Experience (#42358)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 18 - Professional Experience (#42360)
TBA Day KAPUSCINSKI
(1-12) Section 19 - Professional Experience (#42362)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-12) Section 20 - Professional Experience (#42364)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Professional Experience (#42366)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-12) Section 22 - Professional Experience (#42368)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Professional Experience (#42370)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-12) Section 24 - Professional Experience (#42372)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-12) Section 25 - Professional Experience (#42374)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-12) Section 26 - Professional Experience (#42376)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-12) Section 27 - Professional Experience (#42378)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-12) Section 28 - Professional Experience (#42380)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-12) Section 29 - Professional Experience (#42382)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-12) Section 30 - Professional Experience (#42384)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 31 - Professional Experience (#42386)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-12) Section 32 - Professional Experience (#42388)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-12) Section 33 - Professional Experience (#42390)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-12) Section 34 - Professional Experience (#42392)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 35 - Professional Experience (#42394)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-12) Section 36 - Professional Experience (#42396)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-12) Section 37 - Professional Experience (#42398)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-12) Section 38 - Professional Experience (#42400)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-12) Section 39 - Professional Experience (#42402)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 40 - Professional Experience (#42404)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-12) Section 41 - Professional Experience (#42406)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 42 - Professional Experience (#42408)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-12) Section 43 - Professional Experience (#42410)
TBA Day MCGRATH,K
(1-12) Section 44 - Professional Experience (#42412)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-12) Section 45 - Professional Experience (#42414)
TBA Day STAFF

EFB 899 - Master’s Thesis or Project Research (1-12)

Investigation leading to the completion of a research-oriented thesis or to an application-oriented project. Graded on an "S/U" basis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#42416)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#42418)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#42420)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#42422)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#42424)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#42426)
TBA Day MCNULTY
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#42428)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#42430)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#42432)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#42434)
TBA Day COHEN
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#42436)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#42438)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#42440)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#42442)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#42444)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 16 - Masters Thesis Research (#42446)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-12) Section 17 - Masters Thesis Research (#42448)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 18 - Masters Thesis Research (#42450)
TBA Day KAPUSCINSKI
(1-12) Section 19 - Masters Thesis Research (#42452)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-12) Section 20 - Masters Thesis Research (#42454)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Masters Thesis Research (#42456)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-12) Section 22 - Masters Thesis Research (#42458)
TBA Day PORTER
(1-12) Section 23 - Masters Thesis Research (#42460)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-12) Section 24 - Masters Thesis Research (#42462)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-12) Section 25 - Masters Thesis Research (#42464)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-12) Section 26 - Masters Thesis Research (#42466)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-12) Section 27 - Masters Thesis Research (#42468)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-12) Section 28 - Masters Thesis Research (#42470)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-12) Section 29 - Masters Thesis Research (#42472)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-12) Section 30 - Masters Thesis Research (#42474)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 31 - Masters Thesis Research (#42476)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-12) Section 32 - Masters Thesis Research (#42478)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-12) Section 33 - Masters Thesis Research (#42480)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-12) Section 34 - Masters Thesis Research (#42482)
TBA Day BRUNNER
(1-12) Section 35 - Masters Thesis Research (#42484)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-12) Section 36 - Masters Thesis Research (#42486)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-12) Section 37 - Masters Thesis Research (#42488)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-12) Section 38 - Masters Thesis Research (#42490)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-12) Section 39 - Masters Thesis Research (#42492)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 40 - Masters Thesis Research (#42494)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-12) Section 41 - Masters Thesis Research (#42496)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 42 - Masters Thesis Research (#42498)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-12) Section 43 - Masters Thesis Research (#42500)
TBA Day MCGRATH,K
(1-12) Section 44 - Masters Thesis Research (#42502)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-12) Section 45 - Masters Thesis Research (#42504)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#42179)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#42181)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#42183)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#42185)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#42187)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#42189)
TBA Day MCNULTY
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#42191)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#42193)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#42195)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#42197)
TBA Day COHEN
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#42199)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#42201)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#42203)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#42205)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#42207)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 16 - Masters Thesis Research (#42209)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-12) Section 17 - Masters Thesis Research (#42211)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 18 - Masters Thesis Research (#42213)
TBA Day KAPUSCINSKI
(1-12) Section 19 - Masters Thesis Research (#42215)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-12) Section 20 - Masters Thesis Research (#42217)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Masters Thesis Research (#42219)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-12) Section 22 - Masters Thesis Research (#42221)
TBA Day PORTER
(1-12) Section 23 - Masters Thesis Research (#42223)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-12) Section 24 - Masters Thesis Research (#42225)
TBA Day RYAN
(1-12) Section 25 - Masters Thesis Research (#42227)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-12) Section 26 - Masters Thesis Research (#42229)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-12) Section 27 - Masters Thesis Research (#42231)
TBA Day MCGEE
(1-12) Section 28 - Masters Thesis Research (#42233)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-12) Section 29 - Masters Thesis Research (#42235)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-12) Section 30 - Masters Thesis Research (#42237)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 31 - Masters Thesis Research (#42239)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-12) Section 32 - Masters Thesis Research (#42241)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-12) Section 33 - Masters Thesis Research (#42243)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-12) Section 34 - Masters Thesis Research (#42245)
TBA Day BRUNNER
(1-12) Section 35 - Masters Thesis Research (#42247)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-12) Section 36 - Masters Thesis Research (#42249)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-12) Section 37 - Masters Thesis Research (#42251)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-12) Section 38 - Masters Thesis Research (#42253)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-12) Section 39 - Masters Thesis Research (#42255)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 40 - Masters Thesis Research (#42257)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-12) Section 41 - Masters Thesis Research (#42259)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 42 - Masters Thesis Research (#42261)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-12) Section 43 - Masters Thesis Research (#42263)
TBA Day MCGRATH,K
(1-12) Section 44 - Masters Thesis Research (#42265)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-12) Section 45 - Masters Thesis Research (#42267)
TBA Day STAFF

EFB 999 - Doctoral Thesis Research (1-12)

Investigation leading to the completion of the doctoral thesis. Graded on an "S/U" basis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42269)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42271)
TBA Day ALLEN
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42273)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42275)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42277)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42279)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42281)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42283)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42285)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 10 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42287)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 11 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42289)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 12 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42291)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-12) Section 13 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42293)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-12) Section 14 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42295)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-12) Section 15 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42297)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 16 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42299)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-12) Section 17 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42301)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 18 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42303)
TBA Day KAPUSCINSKI
(1-12) Section 19 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42305)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-12) Section 20 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42307)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42309)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-12) Section 22 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42311)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42313)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-12) Section 24 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42315)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 25 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42317)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-12) Section 26 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42319)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-12) Section 27 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42321)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 28 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42323)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-12) Section 29 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42325)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-12) Section 30 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42327)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 31 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42329)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-12) Section 32 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42331)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-12) Section 33 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42333)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-12) Section 34 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42335)
TBA Day BRUNNER
(1-12) Section 35 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42337)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-12) Section 36 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42339)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-12) Section 37 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42341)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-12) Section 38 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42343)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-12) Section 39 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42345)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 40 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42347)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-12) Section 41 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42349)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 42 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42351)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-12) Section 43 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42353)
TBA Day MCGRATH,K
(1-12) Section 44 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42355)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-12) Section 45 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42357)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42506)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42508)
TBA Day ALLEN
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42510)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42512)
TBA Day FARRELL
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42514)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42516)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42518)
TBA Day CASTELLO
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42520)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42522)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 10 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42524)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 11 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42526)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 12 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42528)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-12) Section 13 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42530)
TBA Day LOMOLINO
(1-12) Section 14 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42532)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-12) Section 15 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42534)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 16 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42536)
TBA Day FIERKE
(1-12) Section 17 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42538)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 18 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42540)
TBA Day KAPUSCINSKI
(1-12) Section 19 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42542)
TBA Day NAKAS
(1-12) Section 20 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42544)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42546)
TBA Day NORTON
(1-12) Section 22 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42548)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42550)
TBA Day POWELL
(1-12) Section 24 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42552)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 25 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42554)
TBA Day RINGLER
(1-12) Section 26 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42556)
TBA Day NEWMAN,L
(1-12) Section 27 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42558)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 28 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42560)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-12) Section 29 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42562)
TBA Day RUNDELL
(1-12) Section 30 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42564)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-12) Section 31 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42566)
TBA Day STEWART
(1-12) Section 32 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42568)
TBA Day GIBBS
(1-12) Section 33 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42570)
TBA Day PARRY
(1-12) Section 34 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42572)
TBA Day BRUNNER
(1-12) Section 35 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42574)
TBA Day TURNER
(1-12) Section 36 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42576)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-12) Section 37 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42578)
TBA Day FERNANDO
(1-12) Section 38 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42580)
TBA Day WEIR
(1-12) Section 39 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42582)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 40 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42584)
TBA Day WHIPPS
(1-12) Section 41 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42586)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 42 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42588)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-12) Section 43 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42590)
TBA Day MCGRATH,K
(1-12) Section 44 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42592)
TBA Day UNDERWOOD
(1-12) Section 45 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42594)
TBA Day STAFF

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ENS 296 - Special Topics in Environmental Science (1-3)

One to three hours of class meetings per week. Special topics of current interest to lower division undergraduate students in environmental science. A detailed course subject description will be presented as a topic area is identified and developed. Fall and Spring.
Permission of the instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Sustainable Living (#45438)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 230 MEYER,R
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 230 MEYER,R

ENS 335 - Renewable Energy (3)

Technology and classroom resources: Classroom with computer projection system and chalk or dry erase board. Computing resources: Students are required to have access to the internet to complete reading assignments, homework and class projects. Lecture outlines will be made available by e-mail and posted on the SUNY-ESF website. Library resources: Students will need to have access to online journals (e.g. Renewable Energy, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Biomass and Bioenergy, Energy) Transportation requirements: Vans will be required to transport students on one day field trip in central NY. Forest Properties or Field Practicum Facilities required: None.

(3) Section 01 - Renewable Energy (#53442)
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 313 KELLEHER
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 313 ABRAMS
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 313 KELLEHER
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 313 ABRAMS

ENS 441 - Biomass Energy (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Production and use of biomass as a source of renewable energy for the production of bioenergy, biofuels and bioproducts. Characteristics of biomass sources, their conversion to different forms of energy and end products, and an assessment of source sustainability. Field trips to regional biomass facilities. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): ENS 325, ENS 335. Credit will not be granted for ENS 441 and ENS 641 (both undergraduate and graduate versions of the same course)

(3) Section 01 - Biomass Energy (#45424)
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Bray 300 VOLK
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Bray 300 FRANCIS
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Bray 300 VOLK
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Bray 300 FRANCIS

ENS 460 - Renewable Energy Capstone (2)

One half hour meeting per week. Students will synthesize information from courses in the Renewable Energy minor by performing research and preparing a scientific report on topics related to renewable energy and energy. The research will consist of literature review/analysis, modeling, field work or laboratory research. Spring
Prerequisite: ENS 450

(2) Section 01 - Renewable Energy Capstone (#53443)
TBA Day TBA VOLK
TBA Day TBA VOLK

ENS 494 - Environmental Science Capstone (1)

1 hour of lecture/discussion per week. Support and instruction for completion and presentation of the senior synthesis project for Environmental Science. Topics include research skills and literature review, data analysis, scientific writing including editing, and oral presentation. Research or internship must be nearly or fully completed.

(1) Section 01 - Capstone Seminar (#45700)
W 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
W 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 141 KNIGHT
(1) Section 02 - Capstone Seminar (#45702)
Th 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 141 BRIGGS
Th 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 141 KNIGHT
(1) Section 01 - Capstone Seminar (#55873)
W 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
W 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 141 KNIGHT
(1) Section 02 - Capstone Seminar (#55874)
Th 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 141 BRIGGS
Th 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 141 KNIGHT

ENS 496 - Spec Topics/Envrnmntl Science (1-3)

(1) Section 03 - Soils,Plants & Stormwater (#55132)
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 TOLAND
(12) Section 04 - Study Abroad (#56029)
TBA Day TBA BRIGGS
(1) Section 03 - Soils,Plants & Stormwater (#45530)
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 TOLAND
(12) Section 04 - Study Abroad (#45718)
TBA Day TBA BRIGGS

ENS 498 - Research Problems in Environmental Science (1-5)

Independent research in topics in environmental science for undergraduate students. Selection of subject area determined by the student in conjunction with an appropriate faculty member. Tutorial conferences, discussions and critiques scheduled as necessary. Final written report required for departmental record. Fall, Spring and/or Summer.
Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-5) Section 01 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#45318)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-5) Section 02 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#45320)
TBA Day KELLEHER
(1-5) Section 03 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#45322)
TBA Day MAO
(1-5) Section 04 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#45566)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-5) Section 05 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#45592)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-5) Section 06 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#45654)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-5) Section 07 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#45656)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-5) Section 01 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#53446)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-5) Section 02 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#53447)
TBA Day KELLEHER
(1-5) Section 03 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#53448)
TBA Day MAO
(1-5) Section 04 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#55168)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-5) Section 05 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#55265)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-5) Section 06 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#55506)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-5) Section 07 - Resrch Prob/Envrn Science (#55596)
TBA Day SCHULZ

ENS 519 - Spatial Ecology (3)

Two hours of classroom instruction and three hours of laboratory, field trip, workshop, or group studio per week. Geographical modeling is the simulation of natural systems in a spatial context, interfacing the traditional tools of ecological modeling with those of Geographic Information Systems. Students in this course learn the fundamentals of ecological modeling and develop a spatial model using GIS tools to address their own research questions. Spring.
Prerequisites: EFB 518 or computer programming course; GIS course. Co-requisite: GIS course (if not already completed).

(3) Section 01 - Spatial Ecology (#45075)
  Tu 12:30 pm-2:20 pm Illick 334 HALL,M
  Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Baker 310 HALL,M
  Tu 12:30 pm-2:20 pm Illick 334 HALL,M
  Th 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Baker 310 HALL,M

ENS 535 - Renewable Energy (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion providing an overview of the role of renewable energy in the context of energy supply. Sustainable sources of heat, power and fuels will be covered and compared in terms of economic and environmental impacts. A one day field trip of renewable projects is required. Spring
Three hours of lecture/discussion providing an overview of the role of renewable energy in the context of energy supply. Sustainable sources of heat, power and fuels will be covered and compared in terms of economic and environmental impacts. A one day field trip of renewable projects is required. Spring Prerequisite: ENS 325 Energy Systems or equivalent.

(3) Section 01 - Renewable Energy (#45324)
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 313 KELLEHER
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 313 ABRAMS
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 313 KELLEHER
  TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 313 ABRAMS

ENS 641 - Biomass Energy (3)

(3) Section 01 - Biomass Energy (#53800)
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Bray 300 VOLK
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Bray 300 FRANCIS
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Bray 300 VOLK
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Bray 300 FRANCIS

ENS 696 - Special Topics in Environmental Science and Policy (1-3)

Experimental and developmental courses in new areas of interest to environmental studies faculty and graduate students not covered in regularly scheduled courses. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Soils,Plants & Stormwater (#45532)
  M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
  M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 TOLAND
  M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
  M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 TOLAND

ENS 798 - Problems in Environmental Science and Policy (1-12)

Individualized, special study of environmental science and policy subjects and issues. Comprehensive oral or written report required for some problems. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42359)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 02 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42361)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 03 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42363)
TBA Day KELLEHER
(1-12) Section 04 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42365)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42367)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-12) Section 06 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42369)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 07 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42371)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 08 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42373)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 09 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42375)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 10 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42377)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 11 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42379)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42381)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 13 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42383)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 14 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42385)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 15 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42387)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 16 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42389)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 17 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42391)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 18 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42393)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 19 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42395)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 20 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42397)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 21 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42399)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 22 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42401)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42403)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 24 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42405)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 25 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42407)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 01 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42596)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 02 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42598)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 03 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42600)
TBA Day KELLEHER
(1-12) Section 04 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42602)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42604)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-12) Section 06 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42606)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 07 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42608)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 08 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42610)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 09 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42612)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 10 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42614)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 11 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42616)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42618)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 13 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42620)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 14 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42622)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 15 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42624)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 16 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42626)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 17 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42628)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 18 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42630)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 19 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42632)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 20 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42634)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 21 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42636)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 22 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42638)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42640)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 24 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42642)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 25 - Problems/Envrn Science (#42644)
TBA Day STAFF

ENS 898 - Professional Experience (1-12)

Professional experience which applies, enriches and/or complements formal coursework. Graded on an "S/U" basis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Professional Experience (#42646)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 02 - Professional Experience (#42648)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 03 - Professional Experience (#42650)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Professional Experience (#42652)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Professional Experience (#42654)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 06 - Professional Experience (#42656)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 07 - Professional Experience (#42658)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 08 - Professional Experience (#42660)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 09 - Professional Experience (#42662)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 10 - Professional Experience (#42664)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 11 - Professional Experience (#42666)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Professional Experience (#42668)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 13 - Professional Experience (#42670)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Professional Experience (#42672)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Professional Experience (#42674)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 16 - Professional Experience (#42676)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 17 - Professional Experience (#42678)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 18 - Professional Experience (#42680)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 19 - Professional Experience (#42682)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 20 - Professional Experience (#42684)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 21 - Professional Experience (#42686)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 22 - Professional Experience (#42688)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Professional Experience (#42690)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 24 - Professional Experience (#42692)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 25 - Professional Experience (#42694)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 01 - Professional Experience (#42409)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 02 - Professional Experience (#42411)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 03 - Professional Experience (#42413)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Professional Experience (#42415)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Professional Experience (#42417)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 06 - Professional Experience (#42419)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 07 - Professional Experience (#42421)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 08 - Professional Experience (#42423)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 09 - Professional Experience (#42425)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 10 - Professional Experience (#42427)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 11 - Professional Experience (#42429)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Professional Experience (#42431)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 13 - Professional Experience (#42433)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Professional Experience (#42435)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Professional Experience (#42437)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 16 - Professional Experience (#42439)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 17 - Professional Experience (#42441)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 18 - Professional Experience (#42443)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 19 - Professional Experience (#42445)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 20 - Professional Experience (#42447)
TBA Day LEOPOLD
(1-12) Section 21 - Professional Experience (#42449)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 22 - Professional Experience (#42451)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Professional Experience (#42453)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 24 - Professional Experience (#42455)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 25 - Professional Experience (#42457)
TBA Day CARTER

ENS 899 - Master’s Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the master’s degree and thesis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#42459)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#42461)
TBA Day TEECE
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#42463)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#42465)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#42467)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#42469)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#42471)
TBA Day VOLK
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#42473)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#42475)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#42477)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#42479)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#42481)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#42483)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#42485)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#42487)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 16 - Masters Thesis Research (#42489)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 17 - Masters Thesis Research (#42491)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 18 - Masters Thesis Research (#42493)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 19 - Masters Thesis Research (#42495)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 20 - Masters Thesis Research (#42497)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 21 - Masters Thesis Research (#42499)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 22 - Masters Thesis Research (#42501)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 23 - Masters Thesis Research (#42503)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 24 - Masters Thesis Research (#42505)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 25 - Masters Thesis Research (#42507)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 26 - Masters Thesis Research (#43739)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#42696)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#42698)
TBA Day TEECE
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#42700)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#42702)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#42704)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#42706)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#42708)
TBA Day VOLK
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#42710)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#42712)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#42714)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#42716)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#42718)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#42720)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#42722)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#42724)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 16 - Masters Thesis Research (#42726)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 17 - Masters Thesis Research (#42728)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 18 - Masters Thesis Research (#42730)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 19 - Masters Thesis Research (#42732)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 20 - Masters Thesis Research (#42734)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 21 - Masters Thesis Research (#42736)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 22 - Masters Thesis Research (#42738)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 23 - Masters Thesis Research (#42740)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 24 - Masters Thesis Research (#42742)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 25 - Masters Thesis Research (#42744)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 26 - Masters Thesis Research (#43976)
TBA Day CARTER

ENS 999 - Doctoral Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the doctoral degree and dissertation. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42746)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42748)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42750)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42752)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42754)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42756)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42758)
TBA Day VOLK
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42760)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42762)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 10 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42764)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 11 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42766)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42768)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 13 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42770)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 14 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42772)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 15 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42774)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 16 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42776)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 17 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42778)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 18 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42780)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 19 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42782)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 20 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42784)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42786)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 22 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42788)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42790)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 24 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42792)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 25 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42794)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 26 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#45260)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42509)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42511)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42513)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42515)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42517)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42519)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42521)
TBA Day VOLK
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42523)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42525)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 10 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42527)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 11 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42529)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42531)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 13 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42533)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 14 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42535)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 15 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42537)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 16 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42539)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 17 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42541)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 18 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42543)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 19 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42545)
TBA Day LIMBURG
(1-12) Section 20 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42547)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 21 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42549)
TBA Day HUSSEIN
(1-12) Section 22 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42551)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 23 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42553)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 24 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42555)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 25 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42557)
TBA Day MITCHELL
(1-12) Section 26 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#45195)
TBA Day MAO

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ERE 133 - Introduction to Engineering Design (3)

Two hours of lecture and three hours of group instruction per week. An introduction to the engineering profession, including design, communication, ethical and professional behavior, teamwork and data analysis. Learning is reinforced through study, conduct and critique of design exercises related to environmental resources engineering. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Intro to Engineering Design (#44655)
  MW 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 321 QUACKENBUSH
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Baker 432 QUACKENBUSH
  MW 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 321 QUACKENBUSH
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Baker 432 QUACKENBUSH

ERE 275 - Ecological Engineering I (3)

Two hours of lecture and three hours of group instruction per week. Overview of ecological engineering theory and practice. Key concepts, empirical models, and case studies of ecological engineering. Living machines, treatment wetlands, bioremediation, municipal composting, agroforestry, traditional ecological knowledge, emergy analysis, and ecosystem restoration. Spring.
Prerequisites: one semester each of calculus, biology, chemistry, and ecology. Forest Engineering students only or by permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Ecological Engineering I (#44844)
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 432 DIEMONT
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 432 DIEMONT
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 432 DIEMONT
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 432 DIEMONT

ERE 311 - Ecological Engineering in the Tropics (3)

One hour of discussion per week with intensive spring break field study in a Caribbean country. Principles of ecological engineering for ecosystem restoration and pollution control. Field trips to pristine and degraded ecosystems including: humid tropical cloud forests, coastal mangrove, dry mountain forests, and coral reefs to identify target functions for nature and society, observe degradations, and develop sustainable restoration designs. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): one course in calculus, biology, and chemistry. Note: Credit will not be granted for both ERE 311 and ERE 511.

(3) Section 01 - Ecological Engr in the Tropics (#55141)
TBA Day TBA ENDRENY
Field sites in Honduras or Costa Rica, winter break plus 2-3 day buffer
TBA Day TBA ENDRENY

ERE 340 - Engineering Hydrology and Hydraulics (4)

Three hours of lecture and lab per week. Hydraulic processes of pipe network flow, open-channel flow, river flow control, and porous media flow. Hydrologic controls and measurement of watershed processes including rainfall, evapotranspiration, infiltration, and run off. Spring.
Prerequisites: fluid mechanics, surveying, numerical and computing methods. Note: Credit will not be granted for both ERE 340 and ERE 540.

(4) Section 01 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#44846)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 148 ENDRENY
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 106 ENDRENY
(4) Section 02 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#44848)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 148 ENDRENY
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Baker 106 ENDRENY
(4) Section 03 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#45488)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall 212 ENDRENY
Tu 1:55 pm-4:55 pm Baker 106 ENDRENY
(4) Section 04 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#45490)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall 212 ENDRENY
Th 1:55 pm-4:55 pm Baker 106 ENDRENY
(4) Section 01 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#44659)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 148 ENDRENY
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 106 ENDRENY
(4) Section 02 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#44661)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 148 ENDRENY
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Baker 106 ENDRENY
(4) Section 03 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#55090)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall 212 ENDRENY
Tu 1:55 pm-4:55 pm Baker 106 ENDRENY
(4) Section 04 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#55091)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall 212 ENDRENY
Th 1:55 pm-4:55 pm Baker 106 ENDRENY

ERE 351 - Basic Engineering Thermodynamics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Principles of energy conservation and conversion: first and second laws. Relation to PVT behavior, property functions, equilibria and heat and mass transfer, and applications to energy and power systems. Introduction to engineering problem analysis and computer methods. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): Physics, general chemistry, and calculus.

(3) Section 01 - Basic Engr Thermodynamics (#44829)
MTu 5:30 pm-6:50 pm Baker 148 MARTIN,R
MTu 5:30 pm-6:50 pm Baker 148 MARTIN,R

ERE 365 - Principles of Remote Sensing (4)

Three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory and discussion per week. A qualitative and quantitative introduction to the fundamentals of acquiring, analyzing and utilizing remote sensing data. Introductory concepts and methods in digital image processing and photogrammetry. Spring.
Prerequisite: ERE 371 Surveying for Engineers. Note: Credit will not be granted for both ERE 365 and ERE 565.

(4) Section 01 - Principles of Remote Sensing (#44850)
  TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 437 MOUNTRAKIS
  Th 3:30 pm-6:20 pm Baker 309 MOUNTRAKIS
  TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 437 MOUNTRAKIS
  Th 3:30 pm-6:20 pm Baker 309 MOUNTRAKIS

ERE 405 - Sustainable Engineering (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Will explore and attempt to develop solutions to societal and environmental problems in a changing world that is facing climate change, premium fuel depletion, and regional water shortages. Evaluation of system sustainability using a multidisciplinary framework. Introduction to sustainability metrics, including emergy evaluation and life cycle assessment. Application of emergy evaluation. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Sustainable Engineering (#55163)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 432 DIEMONT
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 432 DIEMONT

ERE 430 - Engineering Decision Analysis (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Classical engineering economics: time value of money, nominal and effective interest, and present worth, annual worth, rate of return, and benefit-cost ratio comparison techniques. Identification and evaluation of alternative investment and borrowing decisions, including the role of inflation, depreciation, taxes and uncertainty. Investment theory including the potential risks and rewards associated with investments options. Simulation and optimization techniques to aid in management decisions. Fall.

(3) Section 01 - Engr Decision Analysis (#44886)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 432 DALEY
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 432 DALEY

ERE 440 - Water Pollution Engineering (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Two laboratory exercises and one field trip. Introduction to physical, chemical and biological parameters of water and wastewater quality as well as principles of unit operations and processes for wastewater treatment and reuse. Study of design parameters and design procedures for wastewater treatment and reuse. Spring.
Prerequisites: FCH 152 General Chemistry II; FCH 153 General Chemistry II Lab; EFB 101 General Biology I; ERE 275 Ecological Engineering Co-requisite: APM 485 Differential Equations

(3) Section 01 - Water Pollution Engineering (#44253)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 146 TAO
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 146 TAO

ERE 444 - Hydro-Meteorology (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Atmospheric physics, moisture dynamics, and thermodynamics emphasizing feedback loops with precipitation. Quantitative descriptions of stability and dynamics and the development of fronts, cyclones, and thunderstorms. Weather station sensors and data-logger programming. Testing of analysis products, numerical weather models, quantitative precipitation forecasts, and radar precipitation data. Spring.
Prerequisites: Physics 1, Calculus II, permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Hydro-Meteorology (#44954)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 434 ENDRENY
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 434 ENDRENY

ERE 445 - Hydrologic Modeling (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. An exploration of deterministic and stochastic hydrologic models, model development, and the use of computer programming to construct, calibrate, manipulate, and interpret hydrologic models. Theoretical and analytical approaches to describing hydrologic processes, including precipitation, evapotranspiration, infiltration, surface runoff, percolation, and groundwater discharge. Stochastic techniques include frequency, trend, and regression analyses. Fall.
Prerequisite(s): Introductory computer programming, Probability and Statistics, one year of Calculus. Note: Credit will not be granted for both ERE 445 and ERE 645.

(3) Section 01 - Hydrologic Modeling (#44705)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 437 KROLL
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 437 KROLL

ERE 485 - Fundamentals of Engineering Preparation (1)

Discussion of content and administation of the Fundamentals of Engineeering (FE) Exam, a comprehensive review of FE-type problems, and a targeted review of specific topics on the FE Exam. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): Senior standing or consent of instructor.

(1) Section 01 - Fundamentals/Engineering Prep (#45022)
F 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 437 ENDRENY
F 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 437 DIEMONT

ERE 489 - Environmental Resources Engineering Planning and Design (4)

Three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory. A capstone course to integrate engineering coursework with the engineering design process to solve interdisciplinary environmental problems. Semester-long project provides experience in problem analysis, teamwork, project management, engineeering ethics, professional communication and related aspects. Spring.
Prerequisites: Senior standing in Environmental Resources Engineering, ERE 340, ERE 365

(4) Section 01 - Env Res Engr Plan&Design (#44667)
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 437 DALEY
  F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 437 DALEY

ERE 496 - Special Topics (1-3)

Lectures, readings, problems and discussions. Topics in environmental or resource engineering as announced. Fall and/or Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Hydrology in a Changng Climate (#45176)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 432 SHAW,S
(1) Section 02 - Appropriate Techs/Devl Cntries (#45282)
F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 432 ENDRENY
(3) Section 03 - Urban Envrnmntl Sci Capstone (#44890)
MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 437 DALEY
Preq: Senior standing and consent Meets with ERE 489
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 437 DALEY
(1-3) Section 05 - Envrn&Resrc Engineering Topics (#42796)
TBA Day TBA QUACKENBUSH
(1) Section 06 - Hydrology & Biogeochemistry (#44976)
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 KROLL
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 ENDRENY
(1-6) Section 07 - Engineering Internship (#44978)
TBA Day TBA QUACKENBUSH
(3) Section 08 - Snow Hydrology (#45494)
TBA Day TBA HOUCK
Meets at AEC over winter and spring break
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(1-3) Section 09 - Undergrad Exp/College Teaching (#45704)
TBA Day TBA QUACKENBUSH
(3) Section 10 - Ecological Engineering Topics (#45712)
TBA Day TBA DIEMONT
(3) Section 01 - Hydrology in a Changng Climate (#45041)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 432 SHAW,S
(1) Section 02 - Appropriate Techs/Devl Cntries (#45223)
F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 432 ENDRENY
(3) Section 03 - Urban Envrnmntl Sci Capstone (#44707)
MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 437 DALEY
Preq: Senior standing and consent Meets with ERE 489
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 437 DALEY
(1-3) Section 05 - Envrn&Resrc Engineering Topics (#42559)
TBA Day TBA QUACKENBUSH
(1) Section 06 - Hydrology & Biogeochemistry (#44815)
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 KROLL
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 ENDRENY
(1-6) Section 07 - Engineering Internship (#44817)
TBA Day TBA QUACKENBUSH
(3) Section 08 - Snow Hydrology (#55095)
TBA Day TBA HOUCK
Meets at AEC over winter and spring break
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(1-3) Section 09 - Undergrad Exp/College Teaching (#55925)
TBA Day TBA QUACKENBUSH
(3) Section 10 - Ecological Engineering Topics (#55995)
TBA Day TBA DIEMONT

ERE 498 - Research Problem in Environmental Resources Engineering (1-3)

Independent research in topics in environmental resources engineering for the highly motivated undergraduate student. Selection of subject area determined by the student in conference with appropriate faculty member. Tutorial conferences, discussions and critiques scheduled as necessary. Fall, Spring.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-3) Section 01 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44593)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-3) Section 02 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44595)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-3) Section 03 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44597)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-3) Section 04 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44599)
TBA Day IM
(1-3) Section 05 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44601)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-3) Section 06 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44603)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-3) Section 07 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44605)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-3) Section 08 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44607)
TBA Day TAO
(1-3) Section 09 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#45033)
TBA Day SHAW,S
(1-3) Section 01 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44782)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-3) Section 02 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44784)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-3) Section 03 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44786)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-3) Section 04 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44788)
TBA Day IM
(1-3) Section 05 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44790)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-3) Section 06 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44792)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-3) Section 07 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44794)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-3) Section 08 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#44796)
TBA Day TAO
(1-3) Section 09 - Rsrch/Env Resources Engr (#45168)
TBA Day SHAW,S

ERE 511 - Ecological Engineering in the Tropics (3)

One hour of discussion per week with intensive spring break field study in a Caribbean country. Principles of ecological engineering for ecosystem restoration and pollution control. Field trips to pristine and degraded ecosystems including: humid tropical cloud forests, coastal mangrove, dry mountain forests, and coral reefs to identify target functions for nature and society, observe degradations, and develop sustainable restoration designs. ERE 511 students will perform the additional work of writing a 15-page research paper. Spring.
Prerequisites: 1 course in calculus, biology, and chemistry. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FEG 311 and ERE 511.

(3) Section 01 - Ecological Engr in the Tropics (#45536)
TBA Day TBA ENDRENY
Field sites in Honduras or Costa Rica, winter break plus 2-3 day buffer
TBA Day TBA ENDRENY

ERE 519 - Green Entrepreneurship (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Explore challenges and goals of creating a start-up venture in environmental science or technology. Recognize trends in the marketplace, and where commercial opportunities can be created. Analyze feasibility and potential to create a sustainable venture. Other topic areas include critical success factors and key start-up issues unique to science and technology firms. Spring.
Pre- or Co-requisites: FOR 207 Introduction to Economics or equivalent; or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Green Entrepreneurship (#44009)
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 141 LIM
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Baker 141 LIM

ERE 540 - Engineering Hydrology and Hydraulics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Hydraulic processes of pipe network flow, open-channel flow, river flow control, and porous media flow. Hydrologic controls and measurement of watershed processes including rainfall, evapotranspiration, infiltration, and run off. Problem sets used to cover graduate-level theory and application. Spring.
Prerequisites: fluid mechanics, surveying, numerical and computing methods. Note: Credit will not be granted for both ERE 340 and ERE 540

(3) Section 01 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#44124)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 148 ENDRENY
(3) Section 02 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#45660)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall 212 ENDRENY
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(3) Section 01 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#43891)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 148 ENDRENY
(3) Section 02 - Engr Hydrology&Hydraulics (#55791)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall 212 ENDRENY
Professor consent is required to register for this section.

ERE 565 - Principles of Remote Sensing (4)

Three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory and discussion per week. A qualitative and quantitative introduction to the fundamentals of acquiring, analyzing and utilizing remote sensing data. Introductory concepts and methods in digital image processing and photogrammetry. Spring.
Prerequisite: ERE 371 Surveying for Engineers or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FEG 365 and ERE 565.

(4) Section 01 - Principles of Remote Sensing (#44191)
  TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 437 MOUNTRAKIS
  Th 3:30 pm-6:20 pm Baker 309 MOUNTRAKIS
  TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 437 MOUNTRAKIS
  Th 3:30 pm-6:20 pm Baker 309 MOUNTRAKIS

ERE 596 - Special Topics (1-3)

(3) Section 01 - Engr Decision Analysis (#44946)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 432 DALEY
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(3) Section 02 - Snow Hydrology (#45492)
TBA Day TBA HOUCK
Meets at AEC over winter and spring break
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(3) Section 03 - Hydrology in a Changng Climate (#45234)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 432 SHAW,S
(1) Section 04 - Nat Res Damage Assess/Superfnd (#45258)
TBA Day TBA KACZMAR
(1) Section 05 - Appropriate Techs/Devl Cntries (#45284)
F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 432 ENDRENY
(3) Section 01 - Engr Decision Analysis (#44783)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 432 DALEY
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(3) Section 02 - Snow Hydrology (#55094)
TBA Day TBA HOUCK
Meets at AEC over winter and spring break
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(3) Section 03 - Hydrology in a Changng Climate (#45151)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 432 SHAW,S
(1) Section 04 - Nat Res Damage Assess/Superfnd (#45193)
TBA Day TBA KACZMAR
(1) Section 05 - Appropriate Techs/Devl Cntries (#45225)
F 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 432 ENDRENY

ERE 605 - Sustainable Engineering (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Introduction to sustainability metrics,nsuch as emergy evaluation and life cycle assessment. application of emergy evaluation. Explore and evaluate potential solutions to societal and environmental problems in a changing world that is facing climate change, premium fuel depletion, and regional water shortages. Evaluation of system sustainability using a multidisciplinary framework. Spring.
Prerequisites: Ecological engineering or permission of instructor

(3) Section 01 - Sustainable Engineering (#55164)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 432 DIEMONT
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 432 DIEMONT

ERE 622 - Digital Image Analysis (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Elements of digital image processing and analysis systems: Digital image representation, visual perception, sampling and quantization, pixel connectivity, Fourier transforms, image enhancement, filtering, image segmentation, edge detection, thresholding, representation schemes, descriptors, morphology, recognition and interpretation. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): APM391, FEG335 or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Digital Image Analysis (#45024)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 434 MOUNTRAKIS
(3) Section 02 - Digital Image Analysis (#45714)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 434 MOUNTRAKIS
(3) Section 01 - Digital Image Analysis (#44871)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 434 MOUNTRAKIS
(3) Section 02 - Digital Image Analysis (#56020)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 434 MOUNTRAKIS

ERE 643 - Water Pollution Engineering (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Two laboratory exercises, one field trip and group project. Introduction to physical, chemical and biological parameters of water and wastewater quality as well as principles of unit operations and processes for wastewater treatment and reuse. Study of the design parameters and design procedures for wastewater treatment and reuse. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): General Chemistry, microbiology. Co-requisite: Differential equations. Note: Credit will not be granted for both ERE 440 and ERE 643.

(3) Section 01 - Water Pollution Engineering (#44255)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 146 TAO
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 146 TAO

ERE 644 - Hydro-Meteorology (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Atmospheric physics, moisture dynamics, and thermodynamics emphasizing feedback loops with precipitation. Quantitative descriptions of stability and dynamics and the development of fronts, cyclones, and thunderstorms. Weather station sensors and data-logger programming. Testing of analysis products, numerical weather models, quantitative precipitation forecasts, and radar precipitation data. Spring. Prerequisites: Physics, Calculus II, permission of instructor
Prerequisites: Physics, Calculus II, permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Hydro-Meteorology (#44956)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 434 ENDRENY
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 434 ENDRENY

ERE 645 - Hydrologic Modeling (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. An exploration of deterministic and stochastic hydrologic models, model development, and the use of computer programming to construct, calibrate, manipulate, and interpret hydrologic models. Theoretical and analytical approaches to describing hydrologic processes, including precipitation, evapotranspiration, infiltration, surface runoff, percolation, and groundwater discharge. Stochastic techniques include frequency, trend, and regression analyses. Fall.
Prerequisite(s): Introductory computer programming, Probability and Statistics, 1 year of Calculus. Note: Credit will not be granted for both ERE 445 and ERE 645.

(3) Section 01 - Hydrologic Modeling (#44709)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 437 KROLL
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 437 KROLL

ERE 674 - Methods in Ecological Treatment Analysis (3)

Two hours of lecture/seminar/discussion and three hours of lab per week. Introduction to the components and design principles of engineered ecosystems for water quality improvement. Common lab exercises for a comprehensive analysis of an engineered ecosystem, including water quality, reaction kinetics, hydraulic characteristics, vegetation, soil and gravel, and microbial community. Discussion on experimental procedures and data analysis. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Meth/Ecol Treatment Analysis (#44894)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 141 TAO
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 141 TAO

ERE 693 - GIS-Based Modeling (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Geographical, temporal, environmental modeling concepts using GIS-based modeling languages and techniques. Various modeling concepts and techniques including spatial interpolation, suitability/capability modeling, hydrologic modeling, diffusion modeling, calibration, optimization, accessibility modeling, and rainfall-runoff modeling. Fall.
Prerequisite(s): ERE 551 or equivalent.

(3) Section 01 - GIS-Based Modeling (#44873)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Baker 437 IM
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Baker 437 IM

ERE 797 - Research Methods in Environmental Resources Engineering (1-3)

One to three hours of discussion/seminar per week. Introduction to research facilities, opportunities, and responsibilities of graduate scholarship. Discussion of ERE research topics, including journal reading, proposal formulation, funding, and engineering tools. Use of scholarly resources including e-journals, web, proposal development, and presentations. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Rdgs/Contemporary Hydrology (#45202)
Th 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 SHAW,S
(1) Section 04 - Hydrology & Biogeochemistry (#44260)
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 KROLL
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 ENDRENY
(1) Section 01 - Rdgs/Contemporary Hydrology (#45085)
Th 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 SHAW,S
(1) Section 04 - Hydrology & Biogeochemistry (#44035)
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 KROLL
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 ENDRENY

ERE 798 - Research in Environmental and Resource Engineering (1-12)

Independent research topics in Environmental Resources Engineering. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42561)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42563)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42565)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42567)
TBA Day IM
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42569)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42571)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42573)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42575)
TBA Day TAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#45035)
TBA Day SHAW,S
(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42798)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42800)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42802)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42804)
TBA Day IM
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42806)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42808)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42810)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#42812)
TBA Day TAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch/Env Resources Engr (#45170)
TBA Day SHAW,S

ERE 898 - Professional Experience/Synthesis (1-6)

A supervised, documented professional work experience in the Master of Professional Studies degree program. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Prerequisite: Approval of proposed study plan by advisor, Department, and any sponsoring organization.

(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42814)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42816)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42818)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42820)
TBA Day IM
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42822)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42824)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42826)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42828)
TBA Day TAO
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#45172)
TBA Day SHAW,S
(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42577)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42579)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42581)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42583)
TBA Day IM
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42585)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42587)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42589)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#42591)
TBA Day TAO
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Exp/Synthesis Eng (#45037)
TBA Day SHAW,S

ERE 899 - Master’s Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the master’s degree and thesis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#42593)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#42595)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#42597)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#42599)
TBA Day IM
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#42601)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#42603)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#42605)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#42607)
TBA Day TAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#45039)
TBA Day SHAW,S
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#42830)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#42832)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#42834)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#42836)
TBA Day IM
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#42838)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#42840)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#42842)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#42844)
TBA Day TAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#45174)
TBA Day SHAW,S

ERE 999 - Doctoral Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the doctoral degree and dissertation. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42846)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42848)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42850)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42852)
TBA Day IM
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42854)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42856)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42858)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42860)
TBA Day TAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44982)
TBA Day SHAW,S
(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42609)
TBA Day DALEY
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42611)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42613)
TBA Day ENDRENY
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42615)
TBA Day IM
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42617)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42619)
TBA Day MOUNTRAKIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42621)
TBA Day QUACKENBUSH
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42623)
TBA Day TAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44821)
TBA Day SHAW,S

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ESF 200 - Information Literacy (1)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week for five weeks. Introductory course for students of all levels and all curricula to the basic research process for information retrieval and management. Emphasis on electronic bibliographic and Internet research tools. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Information Literacy (#43719)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Moon 110 ELLIS
Last day to drop this class for Spring 2012 is February 3
(1) Section 02 - Information Literacy (#43721)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Moon 110 CLEMONS
Last day to drop this class for Spring 2012 is February 3
(1) Section 03 - Information Literacy (#43723)
TBA Day TBA VEROSTEK
On-line course; Last day to drop this class for Spring 2012 is February 3
(1) Section 04 - Information Literacy (#43933)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Moon 110 WILLIAMSON
Last day to drop this class for Spring 2012 is February 3
(1) Section 01 - Information Literacy (#43956)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Moon 110 ELLIS
Last day to drop this class for Spring 2012 is February 3
(1) Section 02 - Information Literacy (#43958)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Moon 110 CLEMONS
Last day to drop this class for Spring 2012 is February 3
(1) Section 03 - Information Literacy (#43960)
TBA Day TBA VEROSTEK
On-line course; Last day to drop this class for Spring 2012 is February 3
(1) Section 04 - Information Literacy (#44166)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Moon 110 WILLIAMSON
Last day to drop this class for Spring 2012 is February 3

ESF 296 - Spec Topics/Envrn Sci & Fsty (1-3)

(2) Section 01 - Integrated Gen Bio/Chem II Lab (#45522)
  Tu 9:30 am-12:20 pm Illick 410 ABRAMS
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
  Tu 9:30 am-12:20 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
  Th 9:30 am-12:20 pm Jahn 138 ABRAMS
  Th 9:30 am-12:20 pm Jahn 138 MCGEE
(1) Section 02 - Communication in the Sciences (#45524)
  Th 3:30 pm-4:25 pm RTBA ABRAMS
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
  Th 3:30 pm-4:25 pm RTBA HOGAN
  Th 3:30 pm-4:25 pm RTBA MCGEE
(2) Section 01 - Integrated Gen Bio/Chem II Lab (#55128)
  Tu 9:30 am-12:20 pm Illick 410 ABRAMS
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
  Tu 9:30 am-12:20 pm Illick 410 MCGEE
  Th 9:30 am-12:20 pm Jahn 138 ABRAMS
  Th 9:30 am-12:20 pm Jahn 138 MCGEE
(1) Section 02 - Communication in the Sciences (#55129)
  Th 3:30 pm-4:25 pm RTBA ABRAMS
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
  Th 3:30 pm-4:25 pm RTBA HOGAN
  Th 3:30 pm-4:25 pm RTBA MCGEE

ESF 300 - Introduction to Geospatial Information Technologies (3)

Two hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. A theoretical and practical course providing an introduction to the uses and limitations of geospatial information technologies, including geographic information systems (GIS), global positioning systems (GPS) and remote sensing, for environmental science and natural resources management applications. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Intro/Geospatial Info Tech (#44075)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 5 BEVILACQUA
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Baker 309 BEVILACQUA
(3) Section 02 - Intro/Geospatial Info Tech (#44077)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 5 BEVILACQUA
W 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Baker 309 BEVILACQUA
(3) Section 03 - Intro/Geospatial Info Tech (#44079)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 5 BEVILACQUA
Th 4:00 pm-7:00 pm Baker 314 BEVILACQUA
(3) Section 04 - Intro/Geospatial Info Tech (#44325)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 5 BEVILACQUA
FNRM students only or permission of instructor
F 11:40 am-2:40 pm Baker 314 BEVILACQUA
(3) Section 01 - Intro/Geospatial Info Tech (#44296)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 5 BEVILACQUA
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Baker 309 BEVILACQUA
(3) Section 02 - Intro/Geospatial Info Tech (#44298)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 5 BEVILACQUA
W 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Baker 309 BEVILACQUA
(3) Section 03 - Intro/Geospatial Info Tech (#44300)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 5 BEVILACQUA
Th 4:00 pm-7:00 pm Baker 314 BEVILACQUA
(3) Section 04 - Intro/Geospatial Info Tech (#44516)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Illick 5 BEVILACQUA
FNRM students only or permission of instructor
F 11:40 am-2:40 pm Baker 314 BEVILACQUA

ESF 499 - Honors Thesis/Project (1-5)

Guided independent study in a topic related to the student's undergraduate major, resulting in a thesis/project. Students will give an honors presentation of their work. Fall and Spring.

(1-5) Section 01 - Honors Thesis/Project (#43912)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-5) Section 02 - Honors Thesis/Project (#43914)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-6) Section 03 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45242)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-5) Section 04 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45246)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-5) Section 05 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45252)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-5) Section 06 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45256)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-5) Section 07 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45290)
TBA Day MAO
(1-5) Section 08 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45306)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-5) Section 09 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45310)
TBA Day TEECE
(1-5) Section 10 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45508)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-5) Section 11 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45546)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-5) Section 12 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45548)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-5) Section 13 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45582)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-5) Section 14 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45588)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-5) Section 15 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45594)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-5) Section 16 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45668)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-5) Section 17 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45708)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-5) Section 18 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45710)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-5) Section 19 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45720)
TBA Day TISS
(1-5) Section 20 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45726)
TBA Day FOLTA
(1-5) Section 01 - Honors Thesis/Project (#43675)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-5) Section 02 - Honors Thesis/Project (#43677)
TBA Day DIEMONT
(1-6) Section 03 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45167)
TBA Day SHIELDS
(1-5) Section 04 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45171)
TBA Day FRAIR
(1-5) Section 05 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45185)
TBA Day TEALE
(1-5) Section 06 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45191)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-5) Section 07 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45227)
TBA Day MAO
(1-5) Section 08 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45243)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-5) Section 09 - Honors Thesis/Project (#45249)
TBA Day TEECE
(1-5) Section 10 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55109)
TBA Day SCHULZ
(1-5) Section 11 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55157)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-5) Section 12 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55158)
TBA Day DOVCIAK
(1-5) Section 13 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55193)
TBA Day HORTON
(1-5) Section 14 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55223)
TBA Day KROLL
(1-5) Section 15 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55272)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-5) Section 16 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55821)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-5) Section 17 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55990)
TBA Day KIMMERER,R
(1-5) Section 18 - Honors Thesis/Project (#55991)
TBA Day CROVELLA
(1-5) Section 19 - Honors Thesis/Project (#56052)
TBA Day TISS
(1-5) Section 20 - Honors Thesis/Project (#56400)
TBA Day FOLTA

ESF 503 - Seminar on University Outreach and Public Service (1-3)

One- to three-credit seminar examines processes and strategies designed to enhance the scholarship and practice of university-based outreach and public service with an emphasis on relationships with K-12 schools and community organizations. Spring.

(1-3) Section 01 - Sem/Univ Outreach&Public Svc (#55803)
  M 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Marshall 213 BEAL
  M 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Marshall 213 SPUCHES
  M 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Marshall 213 BEAL
  M 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Marshall 213 SPUCHES

ESF 696 - Spec Topics/Envrn Sci & Fsty (1-3)

(1) Section 01 - People, Places & Culture (#45650)
TBA Day TBA DRUMMER-FRAN
TBA Day TBA DRUMMER-FRAN

ESF 797 - Graduate Seminar on Information Resources (1)

One hour of lecture/discussion per week. Searching for and evaluating information resources. Using citation management software. Preparing to write the research proposal and write and defend subsequent thesis/dissertation. Student presentations on information tools, thesis/dissertation research topics, formation of problem statement. Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Grad Seminar on Info Resources (#44215)
M 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 ELLIS
M 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 ELLIS

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EST 140 - Introduction to Native Peoples, Lands & Cultures (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Introductory survey of the history, geography, economy, and culture of Native Americans from prehistory to present, with special attention to the Great Lakes region/upstate New York and environmental topics. Draws on texts, films, guest speakers, and other resources. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Int/Native People,Land,Cult (#44398)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 111 VIDON
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 111 VIDON

EST 200 - Cultural Ecology (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion/oral presentations per week. Students develop skills and fluency in preparing, delivering and evaluating multicultural and traditional environmental management and decision-making. Emphasis is on situations encountered in the environmental professions. Case studies pose ethical questions, which challenge students to apply theory and analysis to each case. Topics also include interactions of culture and environment, relationship between traditional and scientific knowledge and co-management as multicultural decision making. Self-evaluation and peer evaluations are emphasized. Fall or Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Cultural Ecology (#43793)
WF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall AUD KEENAN
M 8:25 am-9:20 am Marshall 111 KEENAN
(3) Section 02 - Cultural Ecology (#43799)
WF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall AUD KEENAN
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Bray 313 KEENAN
(3) Section 03 - Cultural Ecology (#43801)
WF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall AUD KEENAN
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 141 KEENAN
(3) Section 01 - Cultural Ecology (#44026)
WF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall AUD KEENAN
M 8:25 am-9:20 am Marshall 111 KEENAN
(3) Section 02 - Cultural Ecology (#44032)
WF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall AUD KEENAN
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Bray 313 KEENAN
(3) Section 03 - Cultural Ecology (#44034)
WF 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall AUD KEENAN
M 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 141 KEENAN

EST 201 - US History Reconstruction to the Present (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. History of changes occurring in America post 1865 including land use, government, economic and international relations. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Am Hist:Recnstructn to Present (#44172)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 146 BUSHNELL
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Baker 146 BUSHNELL

EST 221 - Introduction to American Government (3)

Three contact hours per week. Describes American political system and its roles and functions in society. Examines how political processes change over time, including the role of rhetoric and argumentation in policy development. Explores critical analysis of political phenomena. Fall.

(3) Section 01 - Intro/American Government (#55173)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Marshall 110 MORAN
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Marshall 110 MORAN

EST 231 - Environmental Geology (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Environmental Geology is an applied field of study that uses geological information to assist in resolving human conflicts related to land use issues, environmental damage, and resource use. Topics include natural resources, energy, environmental pollution, waste disposal, geological hazards and climate change. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Environmental Geology (#44484)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 148 RAY
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 148 RAY

EST 321 - Government and the Environment (3)

Three contact hours per week. Examines the relationship between government and the environment, primarily in the U.S. Introduces environmental policy, including the policy making process. Reviews legal framework and current issues in several thematic areas (e.g., air, water, hazardous waste, and endangered species protection). Spring

(3) Section 01 - Government & Environment (#42625)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 148 HIRSCH
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 148 HIRSCH

EST 400 - Senior Paper (3)

Individual study of an environmental topic resulting in a formal report that meets the requirements for an environmental studies synthesis experience. These requirements are identified in course meetings. Enrollment is restricted to environmental studies seniors. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Senior Paper (#42864)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(3) Section 02 - Senior Paper (#42866)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(3) Section 03 - Senior Paper (#42868)
TBA Day FOLTA
(3) Section 04 - Senior Paper (#42870)
TBA Day SELFA
(3) Section 05 - Senior Paper (#42872)
TBA Day SMARDON
(3) Section 06 - Senior Paper (#42874)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 07 - Senior Paper (#42876)
TBA Day HALL,M
(3) Section 08 - Senior Paper (#42878)
TBA Day JAGER
(3) Section 09 - Senior Paper (#42880)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(3) Section 10 - Senior Paper (#42882)
TBA Day LAWLER
(3) Section 11 - Senior Paper (#42884)
TBA Day MORAN
(3) Section 12 - Senior Paper (#42886)
TBA Day HALL
(3) Section 13 - Senior Paper (#42888)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(3) Section 14 - Senior Paper (#43972)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 15 - Senior Paper (#43974)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 16 - Senior Paper (#43996)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(3) Section 17 - Senior Paper (#44020)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(3) Section 18 - Senior Paper (#44174)
TBA Day MANNO
(3) Section 19 - Senior Paper (#44218)
TBA Day VONHOF
(3) Section 20 - Senior Paper (#45102)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(3) Section 21 - Senior Paper (#45104)
TBA Day PARKER
(3) Section 01 - Senior Paper (#42627)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(3) Section 02 - Senior Paper (#42629)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(3) Section 03 - Senior Paper (#42631)
TBA Day FOLTA
(3) Section 04 - Senior Paper (#42633)
TBA Day SELFA
(3) Section 05 - Senior Paper (#42635)
TBA Day SMARDON
(3) Section 06 - Senior Paper (#42637)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 07 - Senior Paper (#42639)
TBA Day HALL,M
(3) Section 08 - Senior Paper (#42641)
TBA Day JAGER
(3) Section 09 - Senior Paper (#42643)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(3) Section 10 - Senior Paper (#42645)
TBA Day LAWLER
(3) Section 11 - Senior Paper (#42647)
TBA Day MORAN
(3) Section 12 - Senior Paper (#42649)
TBA Day HALL
(3) Section 13 - Senior Paper (#42651)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(3) Section 14 - Senior Paper (#43735)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 15 - Senior Paper (#43737)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 16 - Senior Paper (#43759)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(3) Section 17 - Senior Paper (#43787)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(3) Section 18 - Senior Paper (#43943)
TBA Day MANNO
(3) Section 19 - Senior Paper (#43991)
TBA Day VONHOF
(3) Section 20 - Senior Paper (#44963)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(3) Section 21 - Senior Paper (#44965)
TBA Day PARKER

EST 427 - Environmental and Energy Auditing (3)

Three hours of lecture, demonstration, and discussion per week. Presents environmental and energy auditing concepts and theory guiding local and regional initiatives for greenhouse gas production and energy use reduction. This course utilizes a practicum approach through use of inventory and analysis tools by student teams for project application. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both EST 427 and EST 627.

(3) Section 01 - Environmental &Energy Auditing (#44277)
W 7:00 pm-9:00 pm Marshall 111 SMARDON
W 7:00 pm-9:00 pm Marshall 111 SMARDON

EST 460 - Land Use Law (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. This course provides an understanding of U.S., state and local laws affecting land use in New York in the context of current environmental policy debates. Students learn to recognize and analyze legal issues involving land use in varying contexts. Spring.
Prerequisites: EST 221 or permission of the instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both EST 460 and EST 660.

(3) Section 01 - Land Use Law (#44490)
WF 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 111 CURTIN
WF 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 111 LUZADIS

EST 494 - Senior Seminar in Environmental Studies (1)

Two-hour seminar every two weeks. For all seniors in Environmental Studies. Students will prepare portfolios and give capstone presentations on their senior synthesis project and develop career goals and plans. Spring.
Prerequisites: Limited to graduating seniors in the Department of Environmental Studies.

(1) Section 01 - Sr. Seminar in Envrn Studies (#44285)
M 4:00 pm-6:00 pm Marshall AUD SONNENFELD
Class fee; course meets every other week
M 4:00 pm-6:00 pm Marshall AUD SONNENFELD

EST 495 - Selected Readings in Environmental Studies (1-3)

An in-depth and independent exploration of selected readings from the environmentally related literature. Emphasis is placed on gaining insights and understanding from the readings, rather than producing an extensive bibliography. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisite: Approval of study plan by instructor.

(1-3) Section 01 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42890)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 02 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42892)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-3) Section 03 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42894)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 04 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42896)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 05 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42898)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-3) Section 06 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42900)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-3) Section 07 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42902)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-3) Section 08 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42904)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-3) Section 09 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42906)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-3) Section 10 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42908)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-3) Section 11 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42910)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-3) Section 12 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42912)
TBA Day HALL
(1-3) Section 13 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42914)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-3) Section 14 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#43998)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 15 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#44176)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-3) Section 16 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#44188)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-3) Section 17 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#45106)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-3) Section 18 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#45108)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-3) Section 01 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42653)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 02 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42655)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-3) Section 03 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42657)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 04 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42659)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 05 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42661)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-3) Section 06 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42663)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-3) Section 07 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42665)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-3) Section 08 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42667)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-3) Section 09 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42669)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-3) Section 10 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42671)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-3) Section 11 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42673)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-3) Section 12 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42675)
TBA Day HALL
(1-3) Section 13 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#42677)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-3) Section 14 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#43761)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 15 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#43945)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-3) Section 16 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#43957)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-3) Section 17 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#44967)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-3) Section 18 - Sel Readng/Envrn Studies (#44969)
TBA Day PARKER

EST 496 - Special Topics in Environmental Studies (1-3)

Special topics of current interest to undergraduate students in environmental studies and related fields. A detailed course subject description will be presented as the topic area is identified and developed. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

(2) Section 01 - Teaching Practicum (#42679)
TBA Day TBA STAFF
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(3) Section 02 - Urban Envrn Sci Minor Capstone (#44203)
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Marshall 209 HALL,M
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 209 HALL,M
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
(3) Section 03 - Science Communication (#55160)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 212 RICKARD
(12) Section 05 - Study Abroad (#44221)
TBA Day TBA LAWLER
(12) Section 06 - Study Abroad (#44223)
TBA Day TBA SONNENFELD
(12) Section 08 - Study Abroad (#45179)
TBA Day TBA SMARDON
(12) Section 11 - Study Abroad (#45221)
TBA Day TBA MANNO
(2) Section 01 - Teaching Practicum (#42916)
TBA Day TBA STAFF
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(3) Section 02 - Urban Envrn Sci Minor Capstone (#44416)
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Marshall 209 HALL,M
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 209 HALL,M
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
(3) Section 03 - Science Communication (#45552)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 212 RICKARD
(12) Section 05 - Study Abroad (#44434)
TBA Day TBA LAWLER
(12) Section 06 - Study Abroad (#44436)
TBA Day TBA SONNENFELD
(12) Section 08 - Study Abroad (#45250)
TBA Day TBA SMARDON
(12) Section 11 - Study Abroad (#45280)
TBA Day TBA MANNO

EST 498 - Introductory Research Problems (1-3)

Guided individual study of an environmental topic. Emphasis is on the study procedure and the methods employed. Enrollment is possible at various times during the semester. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisite: Approval of study plan by instructor.

(1-3) Section 01 - Intro Research Problems (#42918)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-3) Section 02 - Intro Research Problems (#42920)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-3) Section 03 - Intro Research Problems (#42922)
TBA Day TARNOW
(1-3) Section 04 - Intro Research Problems (#42924)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-3) Section 05 - Intro Research Problems (#42926)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-3) Section 06 - Intro Research Problems (#42928)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-3) Section 07 - Intro Research Problems (#42930)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-3) Section 08 - Intro Research Problems (#42932)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-3) Section 09 - Intro Research Problems (#42934)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-3) Section 10 - Intro Research Problems (#42936)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-3) Section 11 - Intro Research Problems (#42938)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-3) Section 12 - Intro Research Problems (#42940)
TBA Day HALL
(1-3) Section 13 - Intro Research Problems (#42942)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-3) Section 14 - Intro Research Problems (#43910)
TBA Day MEISNER
(1-3) Section 15 - Intro Research Problems (#43922)
TBA Day VIDON
(1-3) Section 16 - Intro Research Problems (#43924)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-3) Section 17 - Intro Research Problems (#44018)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-3) Section 18 - Intro Research Problems (#45110)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-3) Section 19 - Intro Research Problems (#45112)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-3) Section 01 - Intro Research Problems (#42681)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-3) Section 02 - Intro Research Problems (#42683)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-3) Section 03 - Intro Research Problems (#42685)
TBA Day TARNOW
(1-3) Section 04 - Intro Research Problems (#42687)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-3) Section 05 - Intro Research Problems (#42689)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-3) Section 06 - Intro Research Problems (#42691)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-3) Section 07 - Intro Research Problems (#42693)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-3) Section 08 - Intro Research Problems (#42695)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-3) Section 09 - Intro Research Problems (#42697)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-3) Section 10 - Intro Research Problems (#42699)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-3) Section 11 - Intro Research Problems (#42701)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-3) Section 12 - Intro Research Problems (#42703)
TBA Day HALL
(1-3) Section 13 - Intro Research Problems (#42705)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-3) Section 14 - Intro Research Problems (#43673)
TBA Day MEISNER
(1-3) Section 15 - Intro Research Problems (#43685)
TBA Day VIDON
(1-3) Section 16 - Intro Research Problems (#43687)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-3) Section 17 - Intro Research Problems (#43785)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-3) Section 18 - Intro Research Problems (#44971)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-3) Section 19 - Intro Research Problems (#44973)
TBA Day PARKER

EST 499 - Environmental Studies Internship (1-12)

Internships provide students with a supervised field experience to apply and extend their academic abilities in a professional working environment. Enrollment is possible at various times during the semester. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisites: Environmental Studies senior status and written approval of an internship contract by major professor, curriculum director and field supervisor.

(1-12) Section 01 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42707)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 02 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42709)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-12) Section 03 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42711)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42713)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42715)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 06 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42717)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-12) Section 07 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42719)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 08 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42721)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-12) Section 09 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42723)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 10 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42725)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-12) Section 11 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42727)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 12 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42729)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 13 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42731)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 14 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42733)
TBA Day MEISNER
(1-12) Section 15 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42735)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 16 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42737)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-12) Section 17 - Envrn Studies Internship (#43671)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-12) Section 18 - Envrn Studies Internship (#43743)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 19 - Envrn Studies Internship (#43763)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 20 - Envrn Studies Internship (#43813)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 21 - Envrn Studies Internship (#43881)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 22 - Envrn Studies Internship (#43947)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 01 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42944)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 02 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42946)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-12) Section 03 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42948)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42950)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42952)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 06 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42954)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-12) Section 07 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42956)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 08 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42958)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-12) Section 09 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42960)
TBA Day NAKATSUGAWA
(1-12) Section 10 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42962)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-12) Section 11 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42964)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 12 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42966)
TBA Day HALL
(1-12) Section 13 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42968)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 14 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42970)
TBA Day MEISNER
(1-12) Section 15 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42972)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 16 - Envrn Studies Internship (#42974)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-12) Section 17 - Envrn Studies Internship (#43908)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-12) Section 18 - Envrn Studies Internship (#43980)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 19 - Envrn Studies Internship (#44000)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 20 - Envrn Studies Internship (#44046)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 21 - Envrn Studies Internship (#44114)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 22 - Envrn Studies Internship (#44178)
TBA Day MANNO

EST 550 - Environmental Impact Analysis (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. The law, administration and natural/social science basis of the environmental impact assessment process in the federal government and New York state. Spring.
Prerequisite: Graduate matriculation or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Envrn Impact Analysis (#44236)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall AUD VIDON
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall AUD VIDON

EST 604 - Social Survey Research Methods for Environmental Issues (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Provides a critical overview of survey methods used to study human dimension of environmental problems. Explores fundamental theories, techniques, and applications of environmentally related social survey research processes. Design of original survey research and critical assessment of existing research. Spring, odd years.
Prerequisite: Undergraduate basic statistics course.

(3) Section 01 - Soc Srvey Res Mth/Envrn Issues (#44719)
  M 5:00 pm-6:20 pm Bray 313 MONTEFRIO
  W 6:30 pm-7:50 pm Bray 313 MONTEFRIO
  M 5:00 pm-6:20 pm Bray 313 MONTEFRIO
  W 6:30 pm-7:50 pm Bray 313 MONTEFRIO

EST 606 - Environmental Risk Perception: Implications for Communication and Policy (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Concepts, problems and research related to the assessment and management of environmental hazards in our society. Current psychological, sociological and cultural theories in risk perception, communication, and policy. Emphasis on the interplay between science, politics, law, values and public opinion. Fall.
Prerequisites: Coursework in psychology, sociology or policy recommended.

(3) Section 01 - Envrn Risk Perceptn/Comm&Pol (#45554)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Bray 321 RICKARD
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Bray 321 RICKARD

EST 609 - Collaborative Governance Processes for Environmental and Natural Resource Management (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Introduces the evolution of innovative multistakeholder processes that characterize collaborative governance (CG). Distinguishes CG from traditional public involvement and dispute resolution approaches, and explores its challenges and opportunities. Provides knowledge and introductory tools to design and be more productive participants in collaborative processes. Spring, odd years.

(3) Section 01 - Collaborative Governance Proc (#44721)
TBA Day TBA SENECAH
3-6pm, Sunday, Jan 6; 9am-5pm, M-F, Jan 7-11, plus a follow-up date TBD
TBA Day TBA SENECAH

EST 612 - Environmental Policy and Governance (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Examination of the dynamic relationships present in the creation and implementation of environmental policies. Considers the roles of the state, the private sector, and nongovernmental organizations. Explores background and implications of recent trends in environmental management. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Environmntl Policy &Governance (#45484)
Th 9:30 am-12:20 pm Bray 324 SONNENFELD
Th 9:30 am-12:20 pm Bray 324 SONNENFELD

EST 626 - Concepts and Principles of Sustainable Development (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Presents ecological and development concepts and theory guiding local and global initiatives for sustainable development. Four overlapping themes are considered and linked: the relationship between patterns of wealth, poverty and environmental quality; the role of efficiency in reducing environmental impacts; the theme of frugality and sufficiency in advancing development; the questions of environmental equality, and the quality of development. Fall or Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Cncpts&Prin/Sustainable Devel (#44723)
W 4:00 pm-7:00 pm Marshall 212 HALL,M
W 4:00 pm-7:00 pm Marshall 212 HALL,M

EST 627 - Environmental and Energy Auditing (3)

(3) Section 01 - Environmental &Energy Auditing (#44488)
W 7:00 pm-9:00 pm Marshall 111 SMARDON
W 7:00 pm-9:00 pm Marshall 111 SMARDON

EST 635 - Public Participation and Decision Making: Theory and Application (3)

Three hours of discussion, presentation and exercises per week. Provides a student with fundamental theories and techniques for developing and applying citizen participation strategies and conflict resolution as they relate to environmental science and planning decision making. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Pub Part&Decision Making (#44895)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 111 HIRSCH
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 111 HIRSCH

EST 660 - Land Use Law (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. This course provides an understanding of U.S., state and local laws affecting land use in New York, in the context of current environmental policy debates. Students learn to recognize and analyze legal issues involving land use in varying contexts. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Land Use Law (#44492)
WF 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 111 CURTIN
WF 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 111 LUZADIS

EST 696 - Special Topics in Environmental Studies (1-3)

One to three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Experimental and developmental courses in new areas of interest to environmental studies faculty and graduate students not covered in regularly scheduled courses. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Environmental Health Policy (#45043)
F 9:30 am-12:20 pm Marshall 110 MORAN
(3) Section 03 - Envrn Comm Workshop (#44021)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 110 PARKER
(3) Section 06 - Managing Sustainability (#44219)
MW 12:45 pm-2:05 pm 104 SMARDON
MW 12:45 pm-2:05 pm 104 NEWMAN
(3) Section 01 - Environmental Health Policy (#45178)
F 9:30 am-12:20 pm Marshall 110 MORAN
(3) Section 03 - Envrn Comm Workshop (#44246)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 110 PARKER
(3) Section 06 - Managing Sustainability (#44432)
MW 12:45 pm-2:05 pm 104 SMARDON
MW 12:45 pm-2:05 pm 104 NEWMAN

EST 702 - Environmental and Natural Resource Program Evaluation (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. The systematic analysis of public environmental programs with an emphasis on the evaluation of resultant environmental outcomes. Topics include evaluation contexts, objective setting, environmental monitoring, and analysis of agency organization and procedures. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Env&Nat Res Prog Eval (#45042)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall 110 PARKER
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall 110 PARKER

EST 796 - Advanced Topics in Environmental Studies (1-3)

One to three hours of classroom instruction per week. Lectures and discussions, seminars, conferences and group research on advanced topics of special or current interest to environmental studies faculty and graduate students. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 02 - Sustainablty Driven Enterprise (#44803)
TBA Day TBA SMARDON
TBA Day TBA NEWMAN
(3) Section 03 - Seminar in Envrnmnt & Society (#54588)
W 9:30 am-12:20 pm Marshall 110 SELFA
(3) Section 04 - Eval/Internatl Envrn Programs (#55172)
M 9:30 am-12:30 pm Bray 315 STAFF
(3) Section 02 - Sustainablty Driven Enterprise (#44964)
TBA Day TBA SMARDON
TBA Day TBA NEWMAN
(3) Section 03 - Seminar in Envrnmnt & Society (#45486)
W 9:30 am-12:20 pm Marshall 110 SELFA

EST 797 - Environmental Studies Seminar (1-3)

One to three hours of classroom instruction/discussion per week. Discussion of current topics and research related to environmental studies. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Research Seminar (#44380)
M 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 105 SMARDON
(1) Section 02 - Ethics & Community-Based Rsrch (#45194)
TBA Day TBA QUIGLEY
Meets Jan. 18-19, March 15-16, and April 19-20 on Fridays from 2:00-4:30pm and Saturdays from 9:30am-noon
TBA Day TBA SONNENFELD
(1) Section 06 - Commuicatn,Food&Envrnmnt (#45564)
W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 110 PARKER
(1) Section 01 - Research Seminar (#44165)
M 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 105 SMARDON
(1) Section 02 - Ethics & Community-Based Rsrch (#45077)
TBA Day TBA QUIGLEY
Meets Jan. 18-19, March 15-16, and April 19-20 on Fridays from 2:00-4:30pm and Saturdays from 9:30am-noon
TBA Day TBA SONNENFELD
(1) Section 06 - Commuicatn,Food&Envrnmnt (#55167)
W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 110 PARKER

EST 798 - Problems in Environmental Studies (1-3)

One to three hours of supervised individual activity per week. Individualized, special study of environmental studies subjects and issues. Comprehensive oral or written report required for some problems. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-3) Section 01 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44083)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-3) Section 02 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44085)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-3) Section 03 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44087)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-3) Section 04 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44089)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-3) Section 05 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44091)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-3) Section 06 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44093)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-3) Section 07 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44095)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-3) Section 08 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44097)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-3) Section 09 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44099)
TBA Day SENECAH
(1-6) Section 10 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44101)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-3) Section 11 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44103)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-3) Section 12 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44105)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-3) Section 13 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44835)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-3) Section 14 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44975)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-3) Section 15 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44977)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-3) Section 16 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#55802)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-3) Section 01 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44302)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-3) Section 02 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44304)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-3) Section 03 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44306)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-3) Section 04 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44308)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-3) Section 05 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44310)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-3) Section 06 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44312)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-3) Section 07 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44314)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-3) Section 08 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44316)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-3) Section 09 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44318)
TBA Day SENECAH
(1-6) Section 10 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44320)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-3) Section 11 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44322)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-3) Section 12 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44324)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-3) Section 13 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#44992)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-3) Section 14 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#45114)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-3) Section 15 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#45116)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-3) Section 16 - Problems/Envrn Studies (#45662)
TBA Day MATHIASON

EST 898 - Professional Experience (1-12)

Variable number of hours of professional experience per week. Professional experience which applies, enriches and/or complements formal coursework. Graded on an “S/U” basis. Fall, Spring, and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Professional Experience (#44326)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-12) Section 02 - Professional Experience (#44328)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 03 - Professional Experience (#44330)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-12) Section 04 - Professional Experience (#44332)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Professional Experience (#44334)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 06 - Professional Experience (#44336)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Professional Experience (#44338)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 08 - Professional Experience (#44340)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-12) Section 09 - Professional Experience (#44342)
TBA Day SENECAH
(1-12) Section 10 - Professional Experience (#44344)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 11 - Professional Experience (#44346)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Professional Experience (#44348)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-12) Section 13 - Professional Experience (#44994)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 14 - Professional Experience (#45118)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-12) Section 15 - Professional Experience (#45120)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 01 - Professional Experience (#44107)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-12) Section 02 - Professional Experience (#44109)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 03 - Professional Experience (#44111)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-12) Section 04 - Professional Experience (#44113)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Professional Experience (#44115)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 06 - Professional Experience (#44117)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Professional Experience (#44119)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 08 - Professional Experience (#44121)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-12) Section 09 - Professional Experience (#44123)
TBA Day SENECAH
(1-12) Section 10 - Professional Experience (#44125)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 11 - Professional Experience (#44127)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Professional Experience (#44129)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-12) Section 13 - Professional Experience (#44837)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 14 - Professional Experience (#44979)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-12) Section 15 - Professional Experience (#44981)
TBA Day PARKER

EST 899 - Master’s Thesis Research (1-12)

One to 12 hours of supervised individual activity per week. Research and independent study for the master’s degree and thesis. Fall, Spring, and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#44131)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#44133)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#44135)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#44137)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#44139)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#44141)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#44143)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#44145)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#44147)
TBA Day SENECAH
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#44149)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#44151)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#44153)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#44839)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#44983)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#44985)
TBA Day PARKER
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#44350)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#44352)
TBA Day HALL,M
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#44354)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#44356)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#44358)
TBA Day MANNO
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#44360)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#44362)
TBA Day MORAN
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#44364)
TBA Day NORDENSTAM
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#44366)
TBA Day SENECAH
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#44368)
TBA Day SMARDON
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#44370)
TBA Day SONNENFELD
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#44372)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#44996)
TBA Day SELFA
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#45122)
TBA Day HIRSCH
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#45124)
TBA Day PARKER

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EWP 220 - Public Presentation Skills (2-3 credits) (2-3)

Development of skills and fluency needed by environmental professionals in preparing,delivering and evaluating effectiveness of expository and persuasive oral presentations. Communication theory, rhetorical analysis, and visualizations of complex and technical data, self and peer evaluation, listening skills. Fall/Spring

(3) Section 01 - Public Presentation Skills (#45090)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Illick 16 WHITMORE
(3) Section 02 - Public Presentation Skills (#45092)
M 12:45 pm-2:05 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
W 2:15 pm-3:35 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
(3) Section 03 - Public Presentation Skills (#45094)
MW 8:00 am-9:20 am Illick 16 MCGRATH
(3) Section 04 - Public Presentation Skills (#45096)
MW 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 16 MCGRATH
(3) Section 01 - Public Presentation Skills (#44949)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Illick 16 WHITMORE
(3) Section 02 - Public Presentation Skills (#44951)
M 12:45 pm-2:05 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
W 2:15 pm-3:35 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
(3) Section 03 - Public Presentation Skills (#44953)
MW 8:00 am-9:20 am Illick 16 MCGRATH
(3) Section 04 - Public Presentation Skills (#44955)
MW 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 16 MCGRATH

EWP 290 - Research Writing and Humanities (3)

Three hours of discussion and group work per week. Intended for students who have had an introductory writing course. Students will examine the views of nature and the environment as they are expressed by selected writers, poets, and essayists. Frequent informal and formal writing assignments, research and documentation, and an oral presentation are required. With an emphasis on critical writing, critical thinking, and critical reading, students will learn the literacy expectations of their disciplines. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): EWP 190 or equivalent.

(3) Section 01 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44901)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Bray 321 HAGADORN
(3) Section 02 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44903)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 141 FITZSIMMONS
(3) Section 03 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44905)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 141 FITZSIMMONS
(3) Section 04 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44907)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Bray 321 HAGADORN
(3) Section 05 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44909)
M 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Bray 321 SIMMONS
W 5:30 pm-6:50 pm Bray 321 SIMMONS
(3) Section 06 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44911)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Moon 19 COURTWRIGHT
(3) Section 07 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44913)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Marshall 111 DEBAISE
(3) Section 08 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44915)
M 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Illick 16 SIMMONS
(3) Section 09 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44917)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Moon 19 COURTWRIGHT
(3) Section 10 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44919)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 321 THORLEY
(3) Section 11 - Research Writing & Humanities (#44921)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 111 DEBAISE
(3) Section 01 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45046)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Bray 321 HAGADORN
(3) Section 02 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45048)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 141 FITZSIMMONS
(3) Section 03 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45050)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 141 FITZSIMMONS
(3) Section 04 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45052)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Bray 321 HAGADORN
(3) Section 05 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45054)
M 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Bray 321 SIMMONS
W 5:30 pm-6:50 pm Bray 321 SIMMONS
(3) Section 06 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45056)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Moon 19 COURTWRIGHT
(3) Section 07 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45058)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Marshall 111 DEBAISE
(3) Section 08 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45060)
M 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Illick 16 SIMMONS
(3) Section 09 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45062)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Moon 19 COURTWRIGHT
(3) Section 10 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45064)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 321 THORLEY
(3) Section 11 - Research Writing & Humanities (#45066)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 111 DEBAISE

EWP 300 - Survey of Environmental Writing (3)

Three hours of classroom instruction per week. Students will explore forms of environmental writing including but not limited to journalism, poetry, memoir, field notes, historical research, natural histories and polemics. Students will analyze these writings rhetorically and create a range of texts including creative pieces, factually-based reporting, nature writing, and writing about science. Fall/Spring.
Prerequisites: EWP 190 and EWP 290.

(3) Section 01 - Survey/Environmental Writing (#45470)
MW 8:00 am-9:20 am Bray 313 HOGAN
MW 8:00 am-9:20 am Bray 313 HOGAN

EWP 390 - Literature of Nature (3)

Three hours of discussion and lecture per week. Examination of views of nature and the environment as seen through works of 19th and 20th century writers, poets, and essayists. Readings, discussions, and written assignments explore aesthetics, socio-political climate, and prevailing attitudes toward the environment that formed the backdrop for readings. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Literature of Nature (#44927)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 16 HOGAN
(3) Section 02 - Literature of Nature (#44929)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Illick 16 HOGAN
(3) Section 01 - Literature of Nature (#45068)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 16 HOGAN
(3) Section 02 - Literature of Nature (#45070)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Illick 16 HOGAN

EWP 401 - Capstone Experience (3)

Experiential learning for the Environmental Writing & Rhetoric (EWR) minor through a writing project based on a) a community-based internship b) tutoring or completing special project in the Writing Resource Center, or c) an independent creative writing project. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisites: Student must be registered for the EWR minor.

(3) Section 01 - Capstone Experience (#45472)
TBA Day TBA WHITMORE
(3) Section 02 - Capstone Experience (#45474)
TBA Day TBA JAGER
(3) Section 03 - Capstone Experience (#45476)
TBA Day TBA DEBAISE
(3) Section 04 - Capstone Experience (#45478)
TBA Day TBA HOGAN
(3) Section 01 - Capstone Experience (#54581)
TBA Day TBA WHITMORE
(3) Section 02 - Capstone Experience (#54582)
TBA Day TBA JAGER
(3) Section 03 - Capstone Experience (#54583)
TBA Day TBA DEBAISE
(3) Section 04 - Capstone Experience (#54584)
TBA Day TBA HOGAN

EWP 405 - Writing for Science Professionals (1-3)

Three hours of lecture, discussion, and workshops per week. Principles and practice of writing skills required of science professionals. Develop proficiency in determining the purpose of a document; analyzing audience; selecting, developing and organizing information in an appropriate design; and writing clearly, precisely and effectively. Writing assignments done weekly; rewriting is routinely required. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: EWP 290 and junior or senior status, or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Writing/Sci Professionals (#44931)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 300 WAGNER,D
(3) Section 02 - Writing/Sci Professionals (#44935)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Walter 210 WOLTMAN
Environmental Science students only
(3) Section 01 - Writing/Sci Professionals (#45072)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 300 WAGNER,D
(3) Section 02 - Writing/Sci Professionals (#45076)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Walter 210 WOLTMAN
Environmental Science students only

EWP 410 - Writing for Environmental Professionals (3)

Three hours of lecture, discussion, and workshops per week. Includes principles and practices of writing and communication skills relevant to environmental professionals. Emphasizes proficiency in analyzing audience and purpose; selecting, developing and organizing information in an appropriate design; and writing clearly, precisely and effectively. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: EWP 290 and junior or senior status, or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Write/Envrn Professionals (#45074)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Illick 16 THORLEY
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Illick 16 THORLEY

EWP 420 - Public Presentation Skills (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion/student presentations per week. Emphasizes both theory and practice in effectively delivering, interpreting, and responding to public presentations. Social, cultural, and political dimensions of public address are examined. Issues of diversity and power are discussed. Small group communication is viewed as a site for creative problem-solving. Audience analysis, adaptation, strategic arrangement, and concept development are explored. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite(s): EWP 220 or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Advanced Public Presntatn Skls (#44957)
  M 2:15 pm-3:35 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
  W 3:45 pm-5:05 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
  M 2:15 pm-3:35 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
  W 3:45 pm-5:05 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH

EWP 490 - Contemporary Literature of Nature (3)

Three hours of discussion and lecture per week. This writing-intensive literature course takes an ecocritical approach to nature literature, both poetry and prose, written by contemporary authors. Coverage includes ecofeminism, science literature, and native American literature. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Contemporary Literature/Nature (#45078)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 300 DEBAISE
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Bray 300 DEBAISE

EWP 496 - Special Topics in Writing, Literature, and Public Presentation Skills (1-3)

Special topics of current interest to undergraduate students in writing, literature, and public presentation skills. A detailed course description will be presented as the topics area is identified and developed. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Eco-Cinema (Honors) (#54585)
M 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Marshall AUD DEATER
Honors students only
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
M 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Marshall AUD DEATER

EWP 498 - Independent Study in Writing, Literature and Public Presentation Skills (1-3)

Guided individual study of a topic in composition, literature and public presentation skills. Enrollment is possible at various times during the semester. Fall and Spring.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-3) Section 01 - Independent Study (#45080)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-3) Section 02 - Independent Study (#45082)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-3) Section 03 - Independent Study (#45084)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-3) Section 04 - Independent Study (#45086)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-3) Section 05 - Independent Study (#45550)
TBA Day HOGAN
(1-3) Section 01 - Independent Study (#44939)
TBA Day LAWLER
(1-3) Section 02 - Independent Study (#44941)
TBA Day WHITMORE
(1-3) Section 03 - Independent Study (#44943)
TBA Day DEBAISE
(1-3) Section 04 - Independent Study (#44945)
TBA Day JAGER
(1-3) Section 05 - Independent Study (#55159)
TBA Day HOGAN

EWP 597 - Graduate Scholarly Writing (3)

Students learn advanced writing principles to produce a proposal, thesis, dissertation, or manuscript. Topics include the writing process, use of sources, and graphics. Scholarly writing style and mechanics are discussed with emphasis on organization, clarity, and conciseness. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Graduate Scholarly Writing (#54586)
Tu 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Moon 19 DEL GRECO
By permission of Writing Program Director
Tu 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Moon 19 DEL GRECO

EWP 620 - Advanced Public Presentation Skills for Environmental Professionals (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Development of skills and fluency needed by environmental professionals in preparing, delivering and evaluating effectiveness of expository and persuasive oral presentations. Communication theory, rhetorical analysis, and visualizations of complex and technical data, self and peer evaluation, listening skills. Fall/Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Public Pres Skills/Envrn Prof (#45088)
  M 2:15 pm-3:35 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
  W 3:45 pm-5:05 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
  M 2:15 pm-3:35 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH
  W 3:45 pm-5:05 pm Illick 16 MCGRATH

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FCH 152 - General Chemistry II (3)

Three hours of lecture. The second course in general chemistry continues the development of chemical reactivity by focusing on chemical kinetics and chemical equilibrium. Aqueous phase processes are emphasized and are applied to precipitation and solubility equilibria, acid/base dissociation phenomena, and fundamental electrochemical reactions. Spring.
Prerequisite: FCH 150 and APM 104 (or equivalent (minimum Precalculus)).

(3) Section 01 - General Chemistry II (#42739)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Illick 5 DONAGHY
(3) Section 02 - General Chemistry II (#43949)
MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 146 DONAGHY
W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 146 DONAGHY
(3) Section 01 - General Chemistry II (#42976)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Illick 5 DONAGHY
(3) Section 02 - General Chemistry II (#44180)
MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 146 DONAGHY
W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 146 DONAGHY

FCH 153 - General Chemistry Laboratory II (1)

Three hours of laboratory per week. Concepts of chemical kinetics and equilibrium processes will be reinforced through experiments in titrimetric analyses, determinations of Ka and Ksp values, investigation of rate constants and reaction orders, buffer preparations, oxidation/reduction reactions and qualitative analyses. Spring.
Prerequisites: FCH 150, FCH 151. Co-requisite: FCH 152.

(1) Section 02 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43954)
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 03 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43984)
M 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Jahn 138 ABRAMS
(1) Section 04 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43986)
Tu 9:30 am-12:20 pm Jahn 138 ABRAMS
(1) Section 05 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43988)
Tu 2:10 pm-5:10 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 06 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43990)
Tu 5:30 pm-8:30 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 08 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43992)
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 09 - General Chemistry II Lab (#44002)
W 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Jahn 138 ABRAMS
(1) Section 11 - General Chemistry II Lab (#44038)
Th 2:10 pm-5:10 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 12 - General Chemistry II Lab (#44040)
Th 5:30 pm-8:30 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 02 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43717)
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 03 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43747)
M 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Jahn 138 ABRAMS
(1) Section 04 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43749)
Tu 9:30 am-12:20 pm Jahn 138 ABRAMS
(1) Section 05 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43751)
Tu 2:10 pm-5:10 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 06 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43753)
Tu 5:30 pm-8:30 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 08 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43755)
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 09 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43765)
W 6:00 pm-9:00 pm Jahn 138 ABRAMS
(1) Section 11 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43805)
Th 2:10 pm-5:10 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS
(1) Section 12 - General Chemistry II Lab (#43807)
Th 5:30 pm-8:30 pm Jahn 130 ABRAMS

FCH 210 - Elements of Organic Chemistry (4)

Three hours of lecture and four hours of laboratory per week including pre-laboratory instruction. Nomenclature, preparation, and important reactions of functional groups and classes of organic compounds including examples relevant to biology. Isomerism and stereochemistry topics of biomolecules. Quantative study of weak acids and weak bases. Lab techniques include compound manipulations, extractions, distillations, chromatography, synthesis, and calculation of yields. Spring.
Prerequisite: One year of General Chemistry.

(4) Section 02 - Elements Of Organic Chem (#43791)
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 145 GINER
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 145 GINER
  M 6:30 pm-7:30 pm Baker 145 GINER
  M 6:30 pm-7:30 pm Baker 145 GINER
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Jahn 138 GINER
(4) Section 03 - Elements Of Organic Chem (#43875)
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 145 GINER
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 145 GINER
  M 6:30 pm-7:30 pm Baker 145 GINER
  M 6:30 pm-7:30 pm Baker 145 GINER
  F 12:45 pm-3:45 pm Jahn 138 GINER
(4) Section 02 - Elements Of Organic Chem (#44024)
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 145 GINER
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 145 GINER
  M 6:30 pm-7:30 pm Baker 145 GINER
  M 6:30 pm-7:30 pm Baker 145 GINER
  Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Jahn 138 GINER
(4) Section 03 - Elements Of Organic Chem (#44108)
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 145 GINER
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 145 GINER
  M 6:30 pm-7:30 pm Baker 145 GINER
  M 6:30 pm-7:30 pm Baker 145 GINER
  F 12:45 pm-3:45 pm Jahn 138 GINER

FCH 223 - Organic Chemistry II (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. The structure, properties and fundamental reactivity of organic compounds will be studied with emphasis on the reaction mechanisms and stereochemistry. In combination with FCH 221, this course provides a full survey of common classes of carbon compounds. Spring.
Prerequisite: FCH 221.

(3) Section 01 - Organic Chemistry II (#42978)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Illick 5 CALUWE

MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Illick 5 CALUWE

FCH 224 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory II (1)

Four hours of laboratory including pre-laboratory instruction per week. Continuation of FCH 222. Simple physical and instrumental techniques applied to organic chemistry. Gas chromatography, polarimetry, spectroscopy. Introduction to classical literature synthesis. Topics from natural products chemistry including chemical ecology, biomimetic synthesis, and the synthesis of an anticancer drug from birch bark. Spring.
Prerequisite: FCH 222. Co-requisite: FCH 223.

(1) Section 01 - Organic Chemistry Lab II (#42743)
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Jahn 138 GINER
Th 5:20 pm-6:20 pm Baker 145 GINER
(1) Section 02 - Organic Chemistry Lab II (#42745)
W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Jahn 138 GINER
Th 5:20 pm-6:20 pm Baker 145 GINER
(1) Section 01 - Organic Chemistry Lab II (#42980)
M 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Jahn 138 GINER
Th 5:20 pm-6:20 pm Baker 145 GINER
(1) Section 02 - Organic Chemistry Lab II (#42982)
W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Jahn 138 GINER
Th 5:20 pm-6:20 pm Baker 145 GINER

FCH 290 - Chemistry Teaching Assistant Experience for Undergraduates (1-3)

Undergraduate students will gain experience with the management, evaluation and assessment of undergraduate courses in chemistry. Assistants will assist the instructor with course activities and mentor students on how to succeed in the respective course. Teaching Assistant responsibilities vary by section and instructor. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite(s): Consent of Instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-3) Section 01 - Chem Teach Asst Exp/Undergrads (#45028)
TBA Day TBA DONAGHY
TBA Day TBA DONAGHY

FCH 325 - Organic Chemistry III (4)

Two hours of lecture, one six-hour laboratory per week. Classical and recent literature synthesis or organic compounds, employing advanced techniques. Fall.
Prerequisite: Two semesters of elementary organic chemistry.

(4) Section 01 - Organic Chemistry III (#44753)
  MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 111 WEBSTER,F
  Tu 12:30 pm-6:30 pm Jahn 138 WEBSTER,F
  MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 111 WEBSTER,F
  Tu 12:30 pm-6:30 pm Jahn 138 WEBSTER,F

FCH 361 - Physical Chemistry II (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Includes discussion on electrochemistry, principles of quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, chemical kinetics, and basic spectroscopy. Spring.
Prerequisite: FCH 360.

(3) Section 01 - Physical Chemistry II (#42984)
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Bray 321 CHATTERJEE,A
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 321 CHATTERJEE,A
  MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Bray 321 CHATTERJEE,A
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 321 CHATTERJEE,A

FCH 381 - Analytical Chemistry II: Spectroscopic, Chromatographic and Electroanalytical Instrumental Technique (3)

Two hours of lecture and one three-hour laboratory per week. Theory and practice of technology applications to UV/VIS, AAS, AES, XES, ASV, GLC and HPLC. Spring.
Prerequisites: Two years of undergraduate chemistry and FCH 361, FCH 380 taken concurrently or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Analytical Chemistry II (#42749)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 148 DRISCOLL
Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Jahn 136 DRISCOLL
(3) Section 02 - Analytical Chemistry II (#44015)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 148 DRISCOLL
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Jahn 136 DRISCOLL
(3) Section 01 - Analytical Chemistry II (#42986)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 148 DRISCOLL
Th 12:30 pm-3:20 pm Jahn 136 DRISCOLL
(3) Section 02 - Analytical Chemistry II (#44240)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 148 DRISCOLL
W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Jahn 136 DRISCOLL

FCH 390 - Drugs from the Wild (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. This course is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of the variety of medicinal agents available from natural sources. Economic and societal aspects will be explored as well as scientific ones. In addition to curative agents, discussions will include toxic substances, folk medicinal (including herbal) preparations, and the so-called "recreational drugs." Fall, odd years.
Prerequisites: Introductory courses in chemistry and biology.

(3) Section 01 - Drugs From The Wild (#45556)
MW 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Baker 146 GINER
MW 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Baker 146 GINER

FCH 496 - Special Problems in Chemistry (1-3)

An opportunity for a special problem, technique development, independent or unstructured study in an area related to the chemical profession. The work may be technical, professional, or interdisciplinary. Advisors outside this department may be solicited. A brief proposal must be presented for approval with specific arrangements outlined including faculty advisor and objectives of the study. A written report will be expected. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: Upper-division status.

(1-3) Section 01 - Special Problems In Chem (#42751)
TBA Day CABASSO
(1-3) Section 02 - Special Problems In Chem (#42753)
TBA Day CALUWE
(1-3) Section 03 - Special Problems In Chem (#42755)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-3) Section 04 - Special Problems In Chem (#42757)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(1-5) Section 05 - Special Problems In Chem (#42759)
TBA Day MAO
(1-3) Section 06 - Special Problems In Chem (#42761)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-3) Section 07 - Special Problems In Chem (#42763)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(1-3) Section 08 - Special Problems In Chem (#42765)
TBA Day KIEBER
(1-3) Section 09 - Special Problems In Chem (#42767)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-3) Section 10 - Special Problems In Chem (#42769)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-3) Section 11 - Special Problems In Chem (#42771)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(1-3) Section 12 - Special Problems In Chem (#42773)
TBA Day GITSOV
(1-3) Section 13 - Special Problems In Chem (#42775)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(1-3) Section 14 - Special Problems In Chem (#42777)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(1-3) Section 15 - Special Problems In Chem (#42779)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-3) Section 16 - Special Problems In Chem (#42781)
TBA Day GINER
(1-3) Section 17 - Special Problems In Chem (#42783)
TBA Day TEECE
(1) Section 18 - Membrane Sci & Tech (#42785)
TBA Day TBA CABASSO
(1-3) Section 19 - Biomass Chemistry (#45127)
TBA Day TBA WINTER
(1-3) Section 20 - Special Problems In Chem (#56200)
TBA Day GITSOV
(3) Section 22 - Oceanography (#44029)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Baker 141 KIEBER
(2) Section 23 - Nuclear & Radiation Chem (#44047)
TBA Day TBA DRISCOLL
(3) Section 24 - Marine Biogeochemistry (#44187)
MW 10:35 am-11:55 pm Jahn 122 TEECE
(3) Section 25 - Elements of Organic Chemistry (#45245)
TBA Day TBA GINER
(1-3) Section 01 - Special Problems In Chem (#42988)
TBA Day CABASSO
(1-3) Section 02 - Special Problems In Chem (#42990)
TBA Day CALUWE
(1-3) Section 03 - Special Problems In Chem (#42992)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-3) Section 04 - Special Problems In Chem (#42994)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(1-5) Section 05 - Special Problems In Chem (#42996)
TBA Day MAO
(1-3) Section 06 - Special Problems In Chem (#42998)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-3) Section 07 - Special Problems In Chem (#43000)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(1-3) Section 08 - Special Problems In Chem (#43002)
TBA Day KIEBER
(1-3) Section 09 - Special Problems In Chem (#43004)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-3) Section 10 - Special Problems In Chem (#43006)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-3) Section 11 - Special Problems In Chem (#43008)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(1-3) Section 12 - Special Problems In Chem (#43010)
TBA Day GITSOV
(1-3) Section 13 - Special Problems In Chem (#43012)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(1-3) Section 14 - Special Problems In Chem (#43014)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(1-3) Section 15 - Special Problems In Chem (#43016)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-3) Section 16 - Special Problems In Chem (#43018)
TBA Day GINER
(1-3) Section 17 - Special Problems In Chem (#43020)
TBA Day TEECE
(1) Section 18 - Membrane Sci & Tech (#43022)
TBA Day TBA CABASSO
(1-3) Section 19 - Biomass Chemistry (#45220)
TBA Day TBA WINTER
(1-3) Section 20 - Special Problems In Chem (#45722)
TBA Day GITSOV
(3) Section 22 - Oceanography (#44254)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Baker 141 KIEBER
(2) Section 23 - Nuclear & Radiation Chem (#44272)
TBA Day TBA DRISCOLL
(3) Section 24 - Marine Biogeochemistry (#44400)
MW 10:35 am-11:55 pm Jahn 122 TEECE
(3) Section 25 - Elements of Organic Chemistry (#45308)
TBA Day TBA GINER

FCH 497 - Undergraduate Seminar (1)

One hour per week. Literature surveys and seminars on topics of current research interest and recent advances in chemistry. Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Undergraduate Seminar (#43024)
Tu 11:00 am-12:00 pm Baker 141 HASSETT,JHN
Tu 11:00 am-12:00 pm Baker 141 HASSETT,JHN

FCH 498 - Introduction to Research (5)

Eighteen hours of laboratory, library search and report writing. Solution of a selected research problem using special laboratory techniques. A written report on data, procedures, results and conclusions. Fall and Spring.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(5) Section 01 - Introduction To Research (#42789)
TBA Day CABASSO
(5) Section 02 - Introduction To Research (#42791)
TBA Day CALUWE
(5) Section 03 - Introduction To Research (#42793)
TBA Day BOYER
(5) Section 04 - Introduction To Research (#42795)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(5) Section 05 - Introduction To Research (#42797)
TBA Day MAO
(5) Section 06 - Introduction To Research (#42799)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(5) Section 07 - Introduction To Research (#42801)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(5) Section 08 - Introduction To Research (#42803)
TBA Day KIEBER
(5) Section 09 - Introduction To Research (#42805)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(5) Section 10 - Introduction To Research (#42807)
TBA Day NOMURA
(5) Section 11 - Introduction To Research (#42809)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(5) Section 12 - Introduction To Research (#42811)
TBA Day GITSOV
(5) Section 13 - Introduction To Research (#42813)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(5) Section 14 - Introduction To Research (#42815)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(5) Section 15 - Introduction To Research (#42817)
TBA Day WINTER
(5) Section 16 - Introduction To Research (#42819)
TBA Day GINER
(5) Section 17 - Introduction To Research (#42821)
TBA Day TEECE
(5) Section 18 - Introduction To Research (#42823)
TBA Day DRISCOLL
(5) Section 01 - Introduction To Research (#43026)
TBA Day CABASSO
(5) Section 02 - Introduction To Research (#43028)
TBA Day CALUWE
(5) Section 03 - Introduction To Research (#43030)
TBA Day BOYER
(5) Section 04 - Introduction To Research (#43032)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(5) Section 05 - Introduction To Research (#43034)
TBA Day MAO
(5) Section 06 - Introduction To Research (#43036)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(5) Section 07 - Introduction To Research (#43038)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(5) Section 08 - Introduction To Research (#43040)
TBA Day KIEBER
(5) Section 09 - Introduction To Research (#43042)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(5) Section 10 - Introduction To Research (#43044)
TBA Day NOMURA
(5) Section 11 - Introduction To Research (#43046)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(5) Section 12 - Introduction To Research (#43048)
TBA Day GITSOV
(5) Section 13 - Introduction To Research (#43050)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(5) Section 14 - Introduction To Research (#43052)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(5) Section 15 - Introduction To Research (#43054)
TBA Day WINTER
(5) Section 16 - Introduction To Research (#43056)
TBA Day GINER
(5) Section 17 - Introduction To Research (#43058)
TBA Day TEECE
(5) Section 18 - Introduction To Research (#43060)
TBA Day DRISCOLL

FCH 510 - Environmental Chemistry I (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Introduction to the processes that control chemical behavior in aquatic environments, including precipitation, gas exchange, acid-base, redox, complexation and adsorption reactions. Emphasis will be on explanation and prediction of chemical behavior, using computer models where appropriate. Examples will be from the areas of water and wastewater treatment, pollutant fates and geo-chemistry. Spring.
Prerequisites: An introductory course in physical chemistry is required and a short course in computer programming is recommended.

(3) Section 01 - Environmental Chemistry I (#44126)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Bray 300 KIEBER
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Bray 300 KIEBER

FCH 532 - Biochemistry II (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Topics discussed are biosynthesis and degradation of amino acids and nucleic acids, protein biosynthesis, and an introduction to molecular biology. Spring.
Prerequisites: FCH 530 and its pre- and co-requisites.

(3) Section 01 - Biochemistry II (#43895)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 111 NOMURA
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 111 NOMURA

FCH 550 - Polymer Science: Synthesis and Mechanisms (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Introduction to the synthesis of polymers and the mechanism of polymerization processes. Addition homopolymerization and copolymerization by radical, ionic, and coordination type catalysts. Synthesis of block and graft copolymers. Stepwise polymerization, network formation and gelation. Structure of polymers and steroregular polymerization. Degradation of polymers, reactions on polymers, polyelectrolytes. Three hours of lecture. Spring.
Prerequisites: One year of organic chemistry and one year of physical chemistry.

(3) Section 01 - Polymer Sci:Synth&Mech (#44130)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Illick 11 GITSOV

MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Illick 11 GITSOV

FCH 560 - Chromatography and Related Separation Sciences (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. A course designed to give the student a thorough understanding of analytical and isolation chemistry by modern chromatographic, distributive and molecular sieving techniques. The chemistry of the systems discussed will be stressed as well as the important physical aspects. Spring.
Prerequisites: Two semesters each of organic and general chemistry.

(3) Section 01 - Chromatog/Separation Tech (#54268)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 148 HASSETT,JHN
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 148 HASSETT,JHN

FCH 620 - Chemical Kinetics (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Graduate course in chemical kinetics. Building rate laws and analyzing experimental data. Transition state and RRKM theories. Kinetics in the aqueous phase and on surfaces. Kinetic modeling of complex reaction systems. Analysis of published papers in chemical kinetics. Spring of alternating years.
Prerequisites: 1 year undergraduate physical chemistry

(3) Section 01 - Chemical Kinetics (#45434)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Jahn 122 DIBBLE
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Jahn 122 DIBBLE

FCH 630 - Plant Biochemistry (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Includes the biochemistry of photosynthetic electron transport and phosphorylation, photosynthetic carbon fixation, photorespiration, nitrogen fixation, nitrate reduction, photochrome, and plant hormones. The economic, ecological and environmental aspects of plant biochemistry will also be discussed. Spring.
Prerequisites: FCH 530, FCH 532.

(3) Section 01 - Plant Biochemistry (#54269)
TuTh 5:00 pm-6:20 pm Baker 146 BOYER
TuTh 5:00 pm-6:20 pm Baker 146 BOYER

FCH 796 - Special Topics in Chemistry (1-3)

Lectures, conferences and discussion. Advanced topics in physical chemistry, organic chemistry or biochemistry. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Oceanography (#44190)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:20 pm Baker 141 KIEBER
(3) Section 02 - Drugs from the Wild (#45724)
TBA Day TBA GINER
(2) Section 03 - Membrane Sci & Tech (#43062)
TBA Day TBA CABASSO
(2) Section 04 - Nuclear & Radiation Chem (#44440)
TBA Day TBA DRISCOLL
(3) Section 05 - Regional Air Quality (#45200)
M 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Jahn 122 MAO
W 5:00 pm-6:20 pm Jahn 122 MAO
(3) Section 07 - Biomass Chemistry (#44470)
TBA Day TBA WINTER
(3) Section 10 - Marine Biogeochemistry (#45646)
MW 10:35 am-11:55 am Jahn 122 TEECE
(3) Section 11 - Int/Chem Kinetics&Quantum Chem (#45658)
MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Bray 321 CHATTERJEE,A
W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 321 CHATTERJEE,A
(3) Section 01 - Oceanography (#43959)
TuTh 3:30 pm-4:20 pm Baker 141 KIEBER
(3) Section 02 - Drugs from the Wild (#56358)
TBA Day TBA GINER
(2) Section 03 - Membrane Sci & Tech (#42825)
TBA Day TBA CABASSO
(2) Section 04 - Nuclear & Radiation Chem (#44227)
TBA Day TBA DRISCOLL
(3) Section 05 - Regional Air Quality (#45083)
M 3:30 pm-4:50 pm Jahn 122 MAO
W 5:00 pm-6:20 pm Jahn 122 MAO
(3) Section 07 - Biomass Chemistry (#44259)
TBA Day TBA WINTER
(3) Section 10 - Marine Biogeochemistry (#55393)
MW 10:35 am-11:55 am Jahn 122 TEECE
(3) Section 11 - Int/Chem Kinetics&Quantum Chem (#55698)
MF 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Bray 321 CHATTERJEE,A
W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 321 CHATTERJEE,A

FCH 797 - Graduate Seminar (1)

Presentation and discussion of a selected topic in chemistry. Topics to be selected by participating faculty each semester. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Envrn & Biochem Seminar (#42827)
Tu 11:00 am-12:00 pm Jahn 122 NOMURA
Tu 11:00 am-12:00 pm Jahn 122 NOMURA

FCH 798 - Research in Chemistry (1-12)

Independent research in physical and organic chemistry of synthetic polymers, physical and organic chemistry of natural polymers, organic chemistry of natural products, ecological chemistry and biochemistry. One written report required. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Research In Chemistry (#43066)
TBA Day CABASSO
(1-12) Section 02 - Research In Chemistry (#43068)
TBA Day CALUWE
(1-12) Section 03 - Research In Chemistry (#43070)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Research In Chemistry (#43072)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(1-12) Section 05 - Research In Chemistry (#43074)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 06 - Research In Chemistry (#43076)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-12) Section 07 - Research In Chemistry (#43078)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(1-12) Section 08 - Research In Chemistry (#43080)
TBA Day KIEBER
(1-12) Section 09 - Research In Chemistry (#43082)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-12) Section 10 - Research In Chemistry (#43084)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 11 - Research In Chemistry (#43086)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(1-12) Section 12 - Research In Chemistry (#43088)
TBA Day GITSOV
(1-12) Section 13 - Research In Chemistry (#43090)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(1-12) Section 14 - Research In Chemistry (#43092)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(1-12) Section 15 - Research In Chemistry (#43094)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Research In Chemistry (#43096)
TBA Day GINER
(1-12) Section 17 - Research In Chemistry (#43864)
TBA Day TEECE
(1-12) Section 01 - Research In Chemistry (#42829)
TBA Day CABASSO
(1-12) Section 02 - Research In Chemistry (#42831)
TBA Day CALUWE
(1-12) Section 03 - Research In Chemistry (#42833)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Research In Chemistry (#42835)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(1-12) Section 05 - Research In Chemistry (#42837)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 06 - Research In Chemistry (#42839)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-12) Section 07 - Research In Chemistry (#42841)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(1-12) Section 08 - Research In Chemistry (#42843)
TBA Day KIEBER
(1-12) Section 09 - Research In Chemistry (#42845)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-12) Section 10 - Research In Chemistry (#42847)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 11 - Research In Chemistry (#42849)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(1-12) Section 12 - Research In Chemistry (#42851)
TBA Day GITSOV
(1-12) Section 13 - Research In Chemistry (#42853)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(1-12) Section 14 - Research In Chemistry (#42855)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(1-12) Section 15 - Research In Chemistry (#42857)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Research In Chemistry (#42859)
TBA Day GINER
(1-12) Section 17 - Research In Chemistry (#43627)
TBA Day TEECE

FCH 899 - Master's Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the master's degree and thesis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#42861)
TBA Day CABASSO
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#42863)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#42865)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#42867)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#42869)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#42871)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#42873)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#42875)
TBA Day KIEBER
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#42877)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#42879)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#42881)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#42883)
TBA Day GITSOV
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#42885)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#42887)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#42889)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Masters Thesis Research (#42891)
TBA Day GINER
(1-12) Section 17 - Masters Thesis Research (#43629)
TBA Day TEECE
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#43098)
TBA Day CABASSO
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#43100)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#43102)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#43104)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#43106)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#43108)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#43110)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#43112)
TBA Day KIEBER
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#43114)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#43116)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#43118)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#43120)
TBA Day GITSOV
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#43122)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#43124)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#43126)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Masters Thesis Research (#43128)
TBA Day GINER
(1-12) Section 17 - Masters Thesis Research (#43866)
TBA Day TEECE

FCH 997 - Seminar (1)

Seminars scheduled weekly; an average of 20 to 30 seminars are given annually. Discussion of recent advances in chemistry. Credit is given only once to a student. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 01 - Seminar (#44030)
M 2:55 pm-4:30 pm Baker 145 CABASSO
M 2:55 pm-4:30 pm Baker 145 CABASSO

FCH 999 - Doctoral Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the doctoral degree and dissertation. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42893)
TBA Day CABASSO
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42895)
TBA Day CALUWE
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42897)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42899)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42901)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42903)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42905)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42907)
TBA Day KIEBER
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42909)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-12) Section 10 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42911)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 11 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42913)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(1-12) Section 12 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42915)
TBA Day GITSOV
(1-12) Section 13 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42917)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(1-12) Section 14 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42919)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(1-12) Section 15 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42921)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#42923)
TBA Day GINER
(1-12) Section 17 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43631)
TBA Day TEECE
(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43130)
TBA Day CABASSO
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43132)
TBA Day CALUWE
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43134)
TBA Day BOYER
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43136)
TBA Day HASSETT,JHN
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43138)
TBA Day MAO
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43140)
TBA Day ABRAMS
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43142)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE,A
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43144)
TBA Day KIEBER
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43146)
TBA Day STIPANOVIC
(1-12) Section 10 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43148)
TBA Day NOMURA
(1-12) Section 11 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43150)
TBA Day DIBBLE
(1-12) Section 12 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43152)
TBA Day GITSOV
(1-12) Section 13 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43154)
TBA Day WEBSTER,F
(1-12) Section 14 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43156)
TBA Day DONAGHY
(1-12) Section 15 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43158)
TBA Day WINTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43160)
TBA Day GINER
(1-12) Section 17 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43868)
TBA Day TEECE

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FOR 201 - Introduction to Watershed Hydrology (2)

One hour of online lecture per week. Introductory survey of the distribution of water throughout the atmosphere, biosphere, and the physical earth. Topics include major storages and flows of water including precipitation, evaporation, runoff, urban stormwater, and soil storage, as well as water budgets and watershed management. Spring, fall, summer.

(2) Section 01 - Intro to Watershed Hydrology (#45014)
TBA Day TBA BLACK
On-line course for non-matriculated students only
TBA Day TBA BLACK

FOR 202 - Introduction to Sociology (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. General introductory principles and methods of sociology including group dynamics and development, different structural arrangement of social groups, community development and adjustment processes, relationships with the natural environment. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Intro To Sociology (#42925)
  MF 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall AUD MORRISON
  W 4:00 pm-4:55 pm Marshall AUD MORRISON
  MF 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall AUD MORRISON
  W 4:00 pm-4:55 pm Marshall AUD MORRISON

FOR 203 - Western Civilization and the Environment (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. General survey of the history of Western civilization from ancient societies through the seventeenth century, with attention to environmental and natural resource issues and perspectives. Analysis of the rise of the West. Historic and contemporary influences of the Western tradition. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Western Civilization&the Envrn (#44028)
  MF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 321 VONHOF
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Bray 321 VONHOF
  MF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Bray 321 VONHOF
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Bray 321 VONHOF

FOR 204 - Natural Resources in American History (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Introductory survey of American history from colonization through the twentieth century, with attention to natural resources use, allocation, and management. Environmental history and introduction to historiography. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Nat Resources in American Hist (#43935)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 146 VONHOF
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 146 VONHOF

FOR 205 - Principles of Accounting (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Principles and methods used in financial and managerial accounting. Includes interpretation and effective use of financial statements through study of the accounting model, the measurement processes, data classification and terminology. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Principles of Accounting (#45512)
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 141 FLETCHER
MWF 11:40 am-12:35 pm Baker 141 FLETCHER

FOR 207 - Introduction to Economics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Coverage of basic theory in microeconomics and macroeconomics. Application of theory and economic models to problems at the firm and national policy levels. Exploration of topics in money and banking, globalization and economic development. Fall and Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Introduction To Economics (#43695)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Illick 5 RUFO
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Illick 5 RUFO

FOR 232 - Natural Resources Ecology (3)

Two hours of lecture/discussion and three hours of laboratory per week. Introduction to basic principles of ecology as they relate to terrestrial ecosystems and natural resources. The physical environment, genetics and adaptation, ecosystem structure and function, competition and community dynamics, human impacts from local to global levels. Physiology of tree growth and development from a whole plant perspective. Spring.
Prerequisites: EFB 101/EFB 102 or equivalent (organismal biology).

(3) Section 01 - Natural Resources Ecology (#44458)
MW 12:45 pm-5:00 pm Baker 148 NYLAND
MW 12:45 pm-5:00 pm Baker 148 NYLAND

FOR 312 - Sociology of Natural Resources (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. The concepts and principles of sociology as applied to natural resource questions. Concepts of community, forest-dependent communities, shared identity, and social structures of resource-based groups. The forest as an integrated social and biological community. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Sociology/Natural Resourc (#42927)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall AUD MORRISON
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Marshall AUD MORRISON

FOR 323 - Forest Biometrics (3)

Three hours lecture per week. Statistical techniques for analyzing problems in forest resource management including hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, simple and multiple linear regressions, and weighted least squares regression. Spring.
Prerequisite: APM 391 or equivalent.

(3) Section 01 - Forest Biometrics (#43166)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 313 KIERNAN
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 313 KIERNAN

FOR 333 - Natural Resources Managerial Economics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Applying economic tools and models to natural resource management decisions. Identifying and defining the economic information necessary to help in making better business decisions with respect to managing natural resources. Spring.
Prerequisite: FOR 207 or equivalent. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 333 and FOR 533.

(3) Section 01 - Natural Resrc Managerial Econ (#44243)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 212 WAGNER
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 212 WAGNER

FOR 338 - Meteorology (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. This is a shared resource course with FOR 538. An introduction to the atmospheric physical processes important to understanding weather and weather forecasting at the surface of the earth and macro-, synoptic-, meso-, and micro-climates. The emphasis is on synoptic and microscale phenomena. Students will learn how to access weather data on the Internet and use the data to forecast weather. At the microscale, emphasis is on describing conditions and projecting change. Fall.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 338 and FOR 538.

(3) Section 01 - Meteorology (#44412)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 5 EICHORN
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 5 EICHORN

FOR 340 - Watershed Hydrology (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Principles of physical hydrology, including the movement of water through hydrologic reservoirs on global and watershed scales, measurement and quantification of hydrological data, runoff generation processes and water quality in the natural environment. Course content includes precipitation, evapotranspiration, streamflow generation, and fundamentals of groundwater flow. Spring.
Prerequisites: FOR345 - Introduction to Soils Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 340 and FOR 540.

(3) Section 01 - Watershed Hydrology (#55117)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 141 VIDON,P
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 141 VIDON,P

FOR 370 - Forest Management Decision Making and Planning (3)

Two hours of lecture/discussion and three hours of laboratory per week. Introduction to the components of forest management decision making and planning. The topics include forest regulation, growth and yield, and harvest scheduling given that a landowner’s goals may include more than just commercial timber production. Spring.
Prerequisites: FOR 322 and FOR 334. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 370 and FOR 570.

(3) Section 01 - Forest Mgmt Dec Mkng&Plng (#43168)
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 315 WAGNER
  W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Walter 210 WAGNER
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 315 WAGNER
  W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Walter 210 WAGNER

FOR 372 - Fundamentals of Outdoor Recreation (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Introduction to the programs and practices of federal, state and local agencies and private organizations involved in planning, administration and management of outdoor recreation areas. Emphasis is placed on common resource and social problems faced by area managers, and how they integrate solutions into their plans. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Fund/Outdoor Recreation (#42933)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 146 KUEHN
(3) Section 02 - Fund/Outdoor Recreation (#44769)
TBA Day TBA KUEHN
On-line course, open only to students with scheduling conflict with section 1
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(3) Section 01 - Fund/Outdoor Recreation (#43170)
TuTh 2:00 pm-3:20 pm Baker 146 KUEHN
(3) Section 02 - Fund/Outdoor Recreation (#44940)
TBA Day TBA KUEHN
On-line course, open only to students with scheduling conflict with section 1
Professor consent is required to register for this section.

FOR 454 - Renewable Energy Finance and Analysis (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week concerning renewable energy finance and analysis. Topics include: the adoption and financing of renewable energy project within the context of overall economics of energy markets, financial analysis of renewable energy projects, the role of tax and subsidies in promoting the adoption of renewable sources of energy. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): Junior or Senior Standing. ESC 335 and ESC 422

(3) Section 01 - Renewable Energy Finance&Analy (#45516)
W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 111 KELLEHER
W 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 111 KELLEHER

FOR 475 - Human Behavior and Recreation Visitor Management (3)

Three hours of lecture per week and a one-day field trip. Applies sociological and psychological concepts to: 1) individual preferences for recreation activities and settings, 2) description of recreation visitor behavior, 3) sources of management problems, 4) developing direct and indirect visitor management practices, and 5) recreation planning decisions necessary to manage recreation settings and experiences. Students have the opportunity to apply concepts to personal recreation experiences. Spring.
Prerequisite: FOR 372 or equivalent. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 475 and FOR 675.

(3) Section 01 - Human Behav&Rec Visitor Mgt (#44741)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 319 KUEHN
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 319 KUEHN

FOR 480 - Urban Forestry (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Evaluation and management of urban greenspace resources, with emphasis on urban trees, in the context of other values and management processes in urban areas. Class practice in evaluating urban greenspace and tree resources. Spring.
Prerequisite: Junior or senior status in any Forest and Natural Resources Management programs or permission of instructor for juniors and seniors in other programs. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 480 and FOR 680.

(3) Section 01 - Urban Forestry (#43172)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Walter 211 MORRISON
2 FIELD TRIPS TBA
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Walter 211 MORRISON

FOR 481 - Introduction to Arboriculture (3)

Two hours of lecture and one three-hour laboratory per week. Overview of the practice of arboriculture. Emphasis will be on site evaluation for species selection, planting, pruning, fertilization and removal of trees in an urban environment. Spring.
Prerequisite: Botany or Ecology.

(3) Section 01 - Introduction to Arboriculture (#44697)
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall 111 MAYNARD
  Tu 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 319 MAYNARD
  MW 9:30 am-10:25 am Marshall 111 MAYNARD
  Tu 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 319 MAYNARD

FOR 485 - Business and Managerial Law (3)

Three hours lecture/discussion per week. An introduction to the law governing business and management. Examination of sources of law, constitutional foundations, ethics, court systems and trials, contracts, agency, consumer law, security interests, bankruptcy, entrepreneurship law, corporations, torts, criminal law, personal property, real property, and wills and estates. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Business and Managerial Law (#44924)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Bray 321 MALMSHEIMER
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Bray 321 MALMSHEIMER

FOR 489 - Natural Resources Law and Policy (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. An introduction to the law governing the management of natural resources. Examination of the history and constitutional basis of natural resources law, wildlife and biodiversity law, protected lands law, water law, marine fisheries law, rangelands law, minerals law, and forest law. Spring.
Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 489 and FOR 689.

(3) Section 01 - Natural Resources Law & Policy (#43999)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 148 MALMSHEIMER
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 148 MALMSHEIMER

FOR 490 - Integrated Resources Management (3)

One hour of lecture, three hours of laboratory, and three hours of supervised work per week. This capstone course emphasizes the assimilation, integration, and interpretation of the biophysical and socioeconomic sciences. It provides students with the opportunity to integrate skills and knowledge accumulated from professional and supporting coursework. A written comprehensive management plan, also presented orally in the field and classroom, provides the central vehicle by which students demonstrate their abilities as future natural resource managers. Spring.
Prerequisite: Senior status in Forest and Natural Resources Management.

(3) Section 01 - Integrated Resources Mgt (#43870)
M 12:45 pm-4:55 pm Bray 313 GERMAIN
FNRM Forest Resources Management/Forest Ecosystem Science students only
(3) Section 02 - Integrated Resource Mgt (#44442)
M 12:45 pm-4:55 pm Bray 314 NOWAK
FNRM Natural Resources Management students only
(3) Section 01 - Integrated Resources Mgt (#43633)
M 12:45 pm-4:55 pm Bray 313 GERMAIN
FNRM Forest Resources Management/Forest Ecosystem Science students only
(3) Section 02 - Integrated Resource Mgt (#44229)
M 12:45 pm-4:55 pm Bray 314 NOWAK
FNRM Natural Resources Management students only

FOR 495 - Undergraduate Teaching Assistance (1-3)

Undergraduate students gain experience as teaching assistants. They assist the instructor with the teaching and learning experience, assist students with learning course concepts, and mentor students on how to succeed in an undergraduate course. Responsibilities vary by section and instructor. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Prior completion of course to be assisted with grade of B or better.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-3) Section 01 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#44167)
TBA Day TBA VONHOF
(1-3) Section 02 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#44825)
TBA Day TBA BEVILACQUA
(1-3) Section 03 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#45211)
TBA Day TBA KIERNAN
(1-3) Section 04 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#55103)
TBA Day TBA EICHORN
(1-3) Section 05 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#55171)
TBA Day TBA WAGNER
(1-3) Section 01 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#44382)
TBA Day TBA VONHOF
(1-3) Section 02 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#44984)
TBA Day TBA BEVILACQUA
(1-3) Section 03 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#45270)
TBA Day TBA KIERNAN
(1-3) Section 04 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#45500)
TBA Day TBA EICHORN
(1-3) Section 05 - Undergrad Teaching Assistance (#45570)
TBA Day TBA WAGNER

FOR 496 - Special Topics in Resource Management/Forestry (1-3)

Experimental and developmental courses in new areas of resource management/forestry or areas not covered in regularly scheduled courses. Topics may include but are not limited to the biological, physical, and social dimensions and the many and varied resources of forest lands and forestry. Specific detailed course descriptions for each course taught under the FOR 496 designation are available for student perusal. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(3) Section 01 - Advanced GIS (#45218)
TuTh 4:00 pm-6:30 pm Baker 310 HERRINGTON
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
TuTh 4:00 pm-6:30 pm Baker 310 BADRUDDIN
(1-3) Section 02 - Applications of GIS (#45648)
TBA Day TBA HERRINGTON
(1) Section 03 - Prof Communication Skills (#44500)
Tu 5:00 pm-7:00 pm Baker 141 LIM
Meets first 7 weeks of semester
(12) Section 04 - Study Abroad (#45298)
TBA Day TBA VIDON,P
(1) Section 10 - Envrn Career Strategies/Women (#44006)
Tu 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Bray 324 KUEHN
(3) Section 01 - Advanced GIS (#45123)
TuTh 4:00 pm-6:30 pm Baker 310 HERRINGTON
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
TuTh 4:00 pm-6:30 pm Baker 310 BADRUDDIN
(1-3) Section 02 - Applications of GIS (#55399)
TBA Day TBA HERRINGTON
(1) Section 03 - Prof Communication Skills (#44301)
Tu 5:00 pm-7:00 pm Baker 141 LIM
Meets first 7 weeks of semester
(12) Section 04 - Study Abroad (#45233)
TBA Day TBA VIDON,P
(1) Section 10 - Envrn Career Strategies/Women (#43773)
Tu 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Bray 324 KUEHN

FOR 498 - Independent Study in Forest Resources Management (1-6)

Independent research or study in resource management/forestry for selected undergraduate students. Selection of subject area, nature of the research or study, and number of credit hours determined by student in conference with appropriate faculty member; initiative in taking FOR 498 rests with the student. Final written report is required for record. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisite: Cumulative GPA of at least 2.50 and approval of the adviser and instructor.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-6) Section 01 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42937)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-6) Section 02 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42939)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-6) Section 03 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42941)
TBA Day HERRINGTON
(1-6) Section 04 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42943)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-6) Section 05 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42945)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-6) Section 06 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42947)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 07 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42949)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-6) Section 08 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42951)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-6) Section 09 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42953)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-6) Section 10 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42955)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-6) Section 11 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42957)
TBA Day KELLEHER
(1-6) Section 12 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42959)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-6) Section 13 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42961)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 14 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42963)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 15 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42965)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-6) Section 16 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42967)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 17 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42969)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-6) Section 18 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42971)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 19 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42973)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 20 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42975)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-6) Section 21 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42977)
TBA Day VONHOF
(1-6) Section 22 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42979)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-6) Section 23 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42981)
TBA Day MORRISON
(1-6) Section 24 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42983)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-6) Section 25 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42985)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-6) Section 26 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42987)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-6) Section 27 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42989)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-6) Section 28 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42991)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-6) Section 29 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42993)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-6) Section 30 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#42995)
TBA Day VOLK
(1-6) Section 01 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43174)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-6) Section 02 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43176)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-6) Section 03 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43178)
TBA Day HERRINGTON
(1-6) Section 04 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43180)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-6) Section 05 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43182)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-6) Section 06 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43184)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 07 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43186)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-6) Section 08 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43188)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-6) Section 09 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43190)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-6) Section 10 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43192)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-6) Section 11 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43194)
TBA Day KELLEHER
(1-6) Section 12 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43196)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-6) Section 13 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43198)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 14 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43200)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 15 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43202)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-6) Section 16 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43204)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 17 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43206)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-6) Section 18 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43208)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 19 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43210)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 20 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43212)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-6) Section 21 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43214)
TBA Day VONHOF
(1-6) Section 22 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43216)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-6) Section 23 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43218)
TBA Day MORRISON
(1-6) Section 24 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43220)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-6) Section 25 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43222)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-6) Section 26 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43224)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-6) Section 27 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43226)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-6) Section 28 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43228)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-6) Section 29 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43230)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-6) Section 30 - Ind Study-Res.Mgt/Fsty (#43232)
TBA Day VOLK

FOR 499 - Independent Study/Internship in Forest Resources Management (7-12)

Independent research or study in resource management/forestry for selected undergraduate students; especially designed for internships spent off campus working for a resource management or forestry oriented firm or organization while also pursuing an academically oriented project. The selection of the study topic will be determined by the student in consultation with his/her adviser. Guidance will be provided by a faculty committee. Final written report is required for record. Limited to seniors in forest resources management. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisite: Must have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.00.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(7-12) Section 01 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43234)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(7-12) Section 02 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43236)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(7-12) Section 03 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43238)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 04 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43240)
TBA Day WAGNER
(7-12) Section 05 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43242)
TBA Day STELLA
(7-12) Section 06 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43244)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 07 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43246)
TBA Day ZHANG
(7-12) Section 08 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43248)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(7-12) Section 09 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43250)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(7-12) Section 10 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43252)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 11 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43254)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 12 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43256)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(7-12) Section 13 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43258)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 14 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43260)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 15 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43262)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(7-12) Section 16 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43264)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 17 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43266)
TBA Day DAWSON
(7-12) Section 18 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43268)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 19 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43270)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 20 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43272)
TBA Day KUEHN
(7-12) Section 21 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43274)
TBA Day VONHOF
(7-12) Section 22 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43276)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(7-12) Section 23 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43278)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 24 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43280)
TBA Day NYLAND
(7-12) Section 25 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43282)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(7-12) Section 26 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43284)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(3-12) Section 27 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43286)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(7-12) Section 28 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43288)
TBA Day YANAI
(7-12) Section 29 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43290)
TBA Day NOWAK
(7-12) Section 30 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43292)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 01 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#42997)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(7-12) Section 02 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#42999)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(7-12) Section 03 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43001)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 04 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43003)
TBA Day WAGNER
(7-12) Section 05 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43005)
TBA Day STELLA
(7-12) Section 06 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43007)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 07 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43009)
TBA Day ZHANG
(7-12) Section 08 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43011)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(7-12) Section 09 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43013)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(7-12) Section 10 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43015)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 11 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43017)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 12 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43019)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(7-12) Section 13 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43021)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 14 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43023)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 15 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43025)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(7-12) Section 16 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43027)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 17 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43029)
TBA Day DAWSON
(7-12) Section 18 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43031)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 19 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43033)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 20 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43035)
TBA Day KUEHN
(7-12) Section 21 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43037)
TBA Day VONHOF
(7-12) Section 22 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43039)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(7-12) Section 23 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43041)
TBA Day STAFF
(7-12) Section 24 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43043)
TBA Day NYLAND
(7-12) Section 25 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43045)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(7-12) Section 26 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43047)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(3-12) Section 27 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43049)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(7-12) Section 28 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43051)
TBA Day YANAI
(7-12) Section 29 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43053)
TBA Day NOWAK
(7-12) Section 30 - Ind Study/Intern-Rm/Fsty (#43055)
TBA Day STAFF

FOR 523 - Tropical Ecology (3)

Preparatory lectures(1.5 hr/wk) coupled with intensive spring break field study on a tropical island in the Caribbean. Principles of tropical ecology, resource management, and island biogeography are presented. Field trips to a variety of tropical ecosystems including rain forest, coral reefs, crater lakes, montane rain forest with comparison to north temperate ecosystems. Additional fee covers costs of travel, lodging. Spring. Prerequisite(s): General Ecology
Prerequisite: General Ecology.

(3) Section 01 - Tropical Ecology (#43899)
  F 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 BEIER
  F 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 STEWART
  F 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 BEIER
  F 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 334 STEWART

FOR 524 - Forest Biometrics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Statistical methods and techniques including hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, simple and multiple linear regressions used for analyzing forest resource management problems and developing forest growth and yield models. Graduate students will be required to write a research paper in addition to those required of undergraduate students. Spring.
Prerequisite: APM 391 or equivalent. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 323 and FOR 524.

(3) Section 01 - Forest Biometrics (#44460)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 313 KIERNAN
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 313 KIERNAN

FOR 533 - Natural Resources Managerial Economics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. An introductory course applying economic tools and models to natural resource management decisions. Identifying and defining economic information necessary to help in making better business decisions with respect to managing natural resources. Systematically analyzing the economic tools and models used in natural resources management. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): FOR 207 or equivalent and APM 105 or equivalent or permission of the instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 333 and FOR 533.

(3) Section 01 - Natural Resrc Managerial Econ (#43901)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 212 WAGNER
PREQ:FOR207 AND APM105 OR CONSENT
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 212 WAGNER

FOR 535 - Advanced Forest Soils (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week concerning the current state-of-the-art in forest soils. Effect of intensive forest management on soil, soil-site-species relationships, forest fertilization tree nutrition. Application of forest soils information to silviculture. Spring.
Prerequisite: FOR 332 or beginning courses in soils and silviculture.

(3) Section 01 - Advanced Forest Soils (#45436)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 319 BRIGGS
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 319 BRIGGS

FOR 538 - Meteorology (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. An introduction to the atmospheric physical processes important to understanding weather and weather forecasting at the surface of the earth and macro-, synoptic-, meso-, and micro-climates. The emphasis is on synoptic and micro-scale phenomena. Students will learn how to access weather data on the Internet and use that data to forecast weather. At the micro-scale, emphasis is on describing conditions and projecting change. Fall.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 338 and FOR 538.

(3) Section 01 - Meteorology (#44201)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 5 EICHORN
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Illick 5 EICHORN

FOR 540 - Watershed Hydrology (3)

(3) Section 01 - Watershed Hydrology (#45518)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 146 VIDON,P
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 146 VIDON,P

FOR 557 - Practical Vector GIS (3)

Two hours of lecture/discussion and three hours of laboratory per week. This course teaches the application of vector Geographic Information System technology to the solution of spatial problems and the analysis of spatial data in the fields of planning, forest management, landscape architecture, biology, ecology, and engineering. Students will learn how to obtain geographic data, convert it to different spatial coordinates, carry out spatial queries and overlay analyses, produce effective maps, and write effective reports. Students complete a final project, prepare a comprehensive report and present the results to the class. Fall.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 357 and FOR 557.

(3) Section 01 - Practical Vector GIS (#55120)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 314 BEVILACQUA
Graduate students only or undergrad with consent of instructor
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 314 BEVILACQUA

FOR 570 - Forest Management Decision Making and Planning (3)

Two hours of lecture/discussion and three hours of laboratory per week. Introduction to the components of forest management decision making and planning. The topics include forest regulation, growth and yield, and harvest scheduling given that a landowner’s goals may include more than just commercial timber production. Sensitivity analysis of parameters used in forest management planning. Spring.
Prerequisites: FOR 322/522 and FOR 334/534 or permission of the instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 370 and FOR 570.

(3) Section 01 - Forest Mgmt Dec Mkng&Plng (#44462)
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 315 WAGNER
  W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Walter 210 WAGNER
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Bray 315 WAGNER
  W 2:55 pm-5:55 pm Walter 210 WAGNER

FOR 680 - Urban Forestry (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Evaluation and management of urban greenspace resources, with emphasis on urban trees, in the context of other values and management processes in urban areas. Class practice in evaluating urban greenspace and tree resources, development of a research paper on urban forestry. Spring.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 480 and FOR 680.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Urban Forestry (#43057)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Walter 211 MORRISON
2 FIELD TRIPS TBA
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Walter 211 MORRISON

FOR 685 - Business and Managerial Law (3)

(3) Section 01 - Business and Managerial Law (#44926)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Bray 321 MALMSHEIMER
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Bray 321 MALMSHEIMER

FOR 689 - Natural Resources Law and Policy (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. An introduction to the law governing the management of natural resources. Examination of the history and constitutional basis of natural resources law, wildlife and biodiversity law, protected lands law, water law, marine fisheries law, rangelands law, minerals law, and forest law. Analysis and application of natural resources law research and commentary. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both FOR 489 and FOR 689.

(3) Section 01 - Natural Resources Law & Policy (#44001)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 148 MALMSHEIMER
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Baker 148 MALMSHEIMER

FOR 690 - Integrated Resources Management (3)

One hour of lecture, three hours of laboratory and three hours of supervised work per week.This capstone course emphasizes the assimilation, integration and interpretation of the biophysical and socioeconomic sciences. It provides students with the opportunity to integrate skills and knowledge accumulated from professional and supporting coursework. The final deliverable is a written management plan. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Integrated Resources Mgmt (#45464)
M 12:45 pm-4:55 pm Bray 313 GERMAIN
M 12:45 pm-4:55 pm Bray 313 GERMAIN

FOR 694 - Writing for Scientific Publication (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. Students will improve their skills in technical reporting by preparing a manuscript suitable for submission to a scientific journal. Topics include selection of an appropriate journal, design of effective figures and tables, sequential preparation of sections of the manuscript, writing tips, peer review and ethical issues. Spring.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Writing/Scientific Pubs (#44779)
TBA Day TBA YANAI
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
TBA Day TBA YANAI

FOR 770 - Ecological Economics and Policy (3)

Three hours of seminar per week. A transdisciplinary approach to understand the interface of human and ecological systems, includes concepts and methods of ecologists, economists, and social scientists. Focus is on historical, conceptual and epistemological foundations. Draws on contemporary economic and policy thought, evolutionary biology, ecology, systems theory, social psychology, and environmental ethics. Spring.
Prerequisite: Graduate coursework in ecology or economics; doctoral student standing, or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Ecological Economics & Policy (#45506)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Illick 11 LUZADIS
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Illick 11 LUZADIS

FOR 796 - Special Topics in Forest Resources Management (1-3)

Lectures, seminars, and discussion. Advanced topics in resource management and policy. Check schedule of classes for details of subject matter. Fall and/or Spring.

(1) Section 02 - Prof Communication Skills (#44303)
Tu 5:00 pm-7:00 pm Baker 141 LIM
Meets first 7 weeks of semester
(3) Section 03 - Advanced GIS (#45089)
TuTh 4:00 pm-6:30 pm Baker 310 HERRINGTON
(3) Section 04 - Adv Watershed Hydro&Biogeochem (#44777)
M 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Bray 315 VIDON,P
W 2:55 pm-4:55 pm Bray 315 VIDON,P
(1-3) Section 07 - Applications of GIS (#44335)
TBA Day TBA HERRINGTON
(1) Section 02 - Prof Communication Skills (#44502)
Tu 5:00 pm-7:00 pm Baker 141 LIM
Meets first 7 weeks of semester
(3) Section 03 - Advanced GIS (#45206)
TuTh 4:00 pm-6:30 pm Baker 310 HERRINGTON
(3) Section 04 - Adv Watershed Hydro&Biogeochem (#44942)
M 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Bray 315 VIDON,P
W 2:55 pm-4:55 pm Bray 315 VIDON,P
(1-3) Section 07 - Applications of GIS (#44524)
TBA Day TBA HERRINGTON

FOR 797 - Seminar (1)

Individual presentation and group discussion concerning current topics of concern to natural resources or their management. Fall and Spring.

(1) Section 01 - American Chestnut Ecology&Mgt (#45458)
TBA Day TBA NOWAK
(1) Section 02 - Envrn Career Strategies/Women (#43296)
Tu 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Bray 324 KUEHN
(1) Section 03 - Recreation Management Seminar (#45166)
TBA Day TBA KUEHN
Attendance/reg for Northeast Recreation Research Symposium required
(1) Section 07 - Hydrology & Biogeochemistry (#44258)
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 STELLA
(1) Section 01 - American Chestnut Ecology&Mgt (#54517)
TBA Day TBA NOWAK
(1) Section 02 - Envrn Career Strategies/Women (#43059)
Tu 3:30 pm-4:30 pm Bray 324 KUEHN
(1) Section 03 - Recreation Management Seminar (#45031)
TBA Day TBA KUEHN
Attendance/reg for Northeast Recreation Research Symposium required
(1) Section 07 - Hydrology & Biogeochemistry (#44033)
Tu 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Moon 110 STELLA

FOR 798 - Research Problems in Forest and Natural Resources Management (1-12)

Special investigation and analysis of forest and natural resources management topics. A study plan and a final written report are required. Fall and Spring.

(1-12) Section 01 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43061)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43063)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 03 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43065)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43067)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-12) Section 05 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43069)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 06 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43071)
TBA Day HERRINGTON
(1-12) Section 07 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43073)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-12) Section 08 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43075)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-12) Section 09 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43077)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-12) Section 10 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43079)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-12) Section 11 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43081)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43083)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 13 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43085)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43087)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43089)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-12) Section 16 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43091)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 17 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43093)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-12) Section 18 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43095)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 19 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43097)
TBA Day KIERNAN
(1-12) Section 20 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43099)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-12) Section 21 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43101)
TBA Day VONHOF
(1-12) Section 22 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43103)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-12) Section 23 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43105)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 24 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43107)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-12) Section 25 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43109)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-12) Section 26 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43111)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-12) Section 27 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43113)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-12) Section 28 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43115)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 29 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43117)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-12) Section 30 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43119)
TBA Day VOLK
(1-12) Section 01 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43298)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43300)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 03 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43302)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43304)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-12) Section 05 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43306)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 06 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43308)
TBA Day HERRINGTON
(1-12) Section 07 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43310)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-12) Section 08 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43312)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-12) Section 09 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43314)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-12) Section 10 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43316)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-12) Section 11 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43318)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43320)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 13 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43322)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43324)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43326)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-12) Section 16 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43328)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 17 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43330)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-12) Section 18 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43332)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 19 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43334)
TBA Day KIERNAN
(1-12) Section 20 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43336)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-12) Section 21 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43338)
TBA Day VONHOF
(1-12) Section 22 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43340)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-12) Section 23 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43342)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 24 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43344)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-12) Section 25 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43346)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-12) Section 26 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43348)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-12) Section 27 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43350)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-12) Section 28 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43352)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 29 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43354)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-12) Section 30 - Rsrch Prob/Fsty & Nat Res Mgt (#43356)
TBA Day VOLK

FOR 898 - Professional Experience/Internship (1-6)

Professional experience/internship which applies, enriches, or complements formal coursework. All professional experiences/internships must have a signed experience/internship agreement on record with the advisor. Graded on an “S/U” basis. Fall, Spring, and Summer.

(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43358)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43360)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43362)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43364)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43366)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43368)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43370)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43372)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43374)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-6) Section 10 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43376)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 11 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43378)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 12 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43380)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-6) Section 13 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43382)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 14 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43384)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 15 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43386)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-6) Section 16 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43388)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 17 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43390)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-6) Section 18 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43392)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 19 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43394)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 20 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43396)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-6) Section 21 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43398)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 22 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43400)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-6) Section 23 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43402)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 24 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43404)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-6) Section 25 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43406)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-6) Section 26 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43408)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-6) Section 27 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43410)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-6) Section 28 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43412)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-6) Section 29 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43414)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-6) Section 30 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43416)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43121)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43123)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43125)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43127)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43129)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43131)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43133)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43135)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43137)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-6) Section 10 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43139)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 11 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43141)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 12 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43143)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-6) Section 13 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43145)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 14 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43147)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 15 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43149)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-6) Section 16 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43151)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 17 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43153)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-6) Section 18 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43155)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 19 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43157)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 20 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43159)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-6) Section 21 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43161)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 22 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43163)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-6) Section 23 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43165)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-6) Section 24 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43167)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-6) Section 25 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43169)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-6) Section 26 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43171)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-6) Section 27 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43173)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-6) Section 28 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43175)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-6) Section 29 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43177)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-6) Section 30 - Prof Exp/Intern (#43179)
TBA Day STAFF

FOR 899 - Master’s Thesis Research (1-12)

Investigation leading to the completion of a Master’s thesis. Graded on an “S/U” basis. Fall, Spring, and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Master's Thesis Research (#43181)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Master's Thesis Research (#43183)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 03 - Master's Thesis Research (#43185)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Master's Thesis Research (#43187)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-12) Section 05 - Master's Thesis Research (#43189)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 06 - Master's Thesis Research (#43191)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-12) Section 07 - Master's Thesis Research (#43193)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-12) Section 08 - Master's Thesis Research (#43195)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-12) Section 09 - Master's Thesis Research (#43197)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-12) Section 10 - Master's Thesis Research (#43199)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 11 - Master's Thesis Research (#43201)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Master's Thesis Research (#43203)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 13 - Master's Thesis Research (#43205)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Master's Thesis Research (#43207)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Master's Thesis Research (#43209)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-12) Section 16 - Master's Thesis Research (#43211)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 17 - Master's Thesis Research (#43213)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-12) Section 18 - Master's Thesis Research (#43215)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 19 - Master's Thesis Research (#43217)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 20 - Master's Thesis Research (#43219)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-12) Section 21 - Master's Thesis Research (#43221)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 22 - Master's Thesis Research (#43223)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-12) Section 23 - Master's Thesis Research (#43225)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 24 - Master's Thesis Research (#43227)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-12) Section 25 - Master's Thesis Research (#43229)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-12) Section 26 - Master's Thesis Research (#43231)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-12) Section 27 - Master's Thesis Research (#43233)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-12) Section 28 - Master's Thesis Research (#43235)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 29 - Master's Thesis Research (#43237)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-12) Section 30 - Master's Thesis Research (#43239)
TBA Day VOLK
(1-12) Section 01 - Master's Thesis Research (#43418)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Master's Thesis Research (#43420)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 03 - Master's Thesis Research (#43422)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Master's Thesis Research (#43424)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-12) Section 05 - Master's Thesis Research (#43426)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 06 - Master's Thesis Research (#43428)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-12) Section 07 - Master's Thesis Research (#43430)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-12) Section 08 - Master's Thesis Research (#43432)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-12) Section 09 - Master's Thesis Research (#43434)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-12) Section 10 - Master's Thesis Research (#43436)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 11 - Master's Thesis Research (#43438)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Master's Thesis Research (#43440)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 13 - Master's Thesis Research (#43442)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Master's Thesis Research (#43444)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Master's Thesis Research (#43446)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-12) Section 16 - Master's Thesis Research (#43448)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 17 - Master's Thesis Research (#43450)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-12) Section 18 - Master's Thesis Research (#43452)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 19 - Master's Thesis Research (#43454)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 20 - Master's Thesis Research (#43456)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-12) Section 21 - Master's Thesis Research (#43458)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 22 - Master's Thesis Research (#43460)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-12) Section 23 - Master's Thesis Research (#43462)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 24 - Master's Thesis Research (#43464)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-12) Section 25 - Master's Thesis Research (#43466)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-12) Section 26 - Master's Thesis Research (#43468)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-12) Section 27 - Master's Thesis Research (#43470)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-12) Section 28 - Master's Thesis Research (#43472)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 29 - Master's Thesis Research (#43474)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-12) Section 30 - Master's Thesis Research (#43476)
TBA Day VOLK

FOR 999 - Doctoral Thesis Research (1-12)

Investigation leading to the completion of the doctoral thesis. Graded on an "S/U" basis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43478)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43480)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43482)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43484)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43486)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43488)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43490)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43492)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43494)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-12) Section 10 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43496)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 11 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43498)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43500)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 13 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43502)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43504)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43506)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-12) Section 16 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43508)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 17 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43510)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-12) Section 18 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43512)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 19 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43514)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 20 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43516)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-12) Section 21 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43518)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 22 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43520)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-12) Section 23 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43522)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 24 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43524)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-12) Section 25 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43526)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-12) Section 26 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43528)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-12) Section 27 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43530)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-12) Section 28 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43532)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 29 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43534)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-12) Section 30 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43536)
TBA Day VOLK
(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43241)
TBA Day ABRAHAMSON
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43243)
TBA Day LUZADIS
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43245)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43247)
TBA Day WAGNER
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43249)
TBA Day STELLA
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43251)
TBA Day BEIER
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43253)
TBA Day ZHANG
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43255)
TBA Day NEWMAN
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43257)
TBA Day BRIGGS
(1-12) Section 10 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43259)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 11 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43261)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43263)
TBA Day MALMSHEIMER
(1-12) Section 13 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43265)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43267)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43269)
TBA Day GERMAIN
(1-12) Section 16 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43271)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 17 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43273)
TBA Day DAWSON
(1-12) Section 18 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43275)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 19 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43277)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 20 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43279)
TBA Day KUEHN
(1-12) Section 21 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43281)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 22 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43283)
TBA Day MAYNARD
(1-12) Section 23 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43285)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 24 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43287)
TBA Day NYLAND
(1-12) Section 25 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43289)
TBA Day VIDON,P
(1-12) Section 26 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43291)
TBA Day STEHMAN
(1-12) Section 27 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43293)
TBA Day BEVILACQUA
(1-12) Section 28 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43295)
TBA Day YANAI
(1-12) Section 29 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43297)
TBA Day NOWAK
(1-12) Section 30 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#43299)
TBA Day VOLK

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FTC

FTC 211 - Silviculture (4)

Forty-five hours lecture and sixty hours field lab. Regeneration and tending of forest stands. Physical and chemical treatments used for growing forests in the northeastern states. Introduction to silviculture in the southern and western states. Methods for quantifying and predicting forest growth. Marking timber stands for harvesting. Establishing new stands. Spring.
Prerequisites: FTC 200, FTC 204, and FTC 206.

FTC 213 - Forest Inventory Practicum (2)

Six hours of lecture and sixty four hours of field/laboratory. A practical field problem requiring students to use professional methods of collecting, analyzing, and presenting forest inventory data. Inventory of the timber/biomass resource and the development of a forest type map are emphasized. Spring.
Prerequisites: FTC 200, FTC 202, FTC 204, and FTC 208.

FTC 215 - Timber Harvesting (2)

Fifteen hours of lecture and forty-five hours of field and laboratory time. Student learns basic harvesting methods with Northeast emphasis and its relationship to other forest uses. A technical competence in timber sale contract administration and basic timber appraisal is gained. Spring.
Prerequisites: FTC 208, FTC 210.

FTC 217 - Wildland Firefighting and Ecology (2)

Twenty-five hours of lecture and sixteen hours of laboratory and field. An introduction to fire science. Learn basic principles of fire ecology, behavior, danger rating and control. Practical experience conducting a prescribed burn. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): FTC 200, FTC 204, FTC 206, FTC 210.

FTC 219 - Introduction to Forest Recreation (1)

Fourteen hours of lecture and twenty hours field and laboratory time. A study of forest-recreation resources, their importance to humans, and of the basic history, laws and principles underlying forest-recreation management in the United States. The technical aspects of recreation management are emphasized, as is the study of public-land management, including wilderness. Spring.
Pre-requisites: FTC 207.

FTC 221 - Natural Resources Management (3)

Thirty-five hours of lecture and thirty hours of laboratory and field. Addresses common issues in organizing a forest property to meet stakeholder goals. Techniques of growth and resource measurement, monitoring, and evaluation are emphasized. Examples and case studies of forest management and production activities are presented. A final project involves the application of knowledge accumulated at the ESF Ranger School in a management plan for an assigned forest property. Spring.
Prerequisites: FTC 204, FTC 206 and FTC 208.

FTC 223 - Water Measurements (1)

Ten hours of lecture and sixteen hours of laboratory time. An introduction to water resources covering measurements taken at weather stations, snow courses, stream gauging stations, and other stream sample points. The hydrologic cycle, concept of flow, and the water balance equation are studied in detail. Students learn the management practices used to control erosion and water quality. Spring.
Prerequisite: FTC 202.

FTC 225 - Timber Transportation and Utilization (3)

Forty three lecture hours and forty three laboratory hours. Students gain knowledge of graveled forest road administration, location, design, construction, and maintenance. Differences in wood structure, and their effects on wood products of various species are studied. Spring.
Prerequisites: FTC 208, and FTC 210. Co-requisite: 259.

FTC 232 - Wildlife Techniques (2)

Fourteen hours of lecture and forty-eight hours field and laboratory time. Standard methods and techniques for measuring, monitoring, controlling and evaluating wildlife populations are discussed, demonstrated and/or practiced. Further practice in measuring and evaluating wildlife habitat. Identification of common birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals by sight and sound.
Prerequisites: FTC 200, FTC 202, and FTC 204.

FTC 234 - Wildlife Conservation (3)

Thirty-eight hours of lecture and twenty hours field and laboratory time. An introduction to the history and evolution of wildlife-related policies and laws, and to the biological, ecological, economical and sociological principles underlying wildlife management and conservation efforts in the United States. Terrestrial vertebrate animals serve as the basis of discussions and case studies. Students improve their communication skills by presenting papers and speeches on wildlife-related topics. Spring.
Prerequisite: FTC 206.

FTC 236 - Interpretive Techniques in Forest Recreation (2)

Twenty-eight hours of lecture and twenty-four hours field and laboratory time. Students complete NAI's Certified Interpretive Guide course, and more closely study the relationship between interpretation and recreation management. Students improve their communication skills by presenting papers, speeches and interpretive posters. Spring.
Pre-requisites: FTC 200, FTC 202, FTC 204, and FTC 208.

FTC 237 - Introduction to Water and Soil Resources (3)

Thirty-seven hours of lecture and twenty-four hours of laboratory and field. Introduction to watershed ecology and soil science. Interactions among upland, riparian, stream and wetland systems, including the hydrologic cycle. Study and measurement of soil physical, chemical and biological characteristics and processes. Recognize soil and water resource management and protection issues associated with multiple uses of forest lands. Spring.
Prerequisites: FTC 202, FTC 206, and FTC 208.

FTC 238 - Forest Insects and Disease (3)

Thirty-five hours of lecture and twenty-six hours of laboratory and field. An introduction to forest insects and diseases. Explore ecological roles and identify selected insects and pathogens based on morphology, signs and symptoms. Discuss integrated pest management and other control measures. Spring.
Prerequisites: FTC 200, and FTC 206.

FTC 239 - GIS Applications (2)

Fifteen hours of lecture and forty-five hours of laboratory. Introduction to acquisition, manipulation, and creation of geospatial data using geographic information systems. Build geodatabases, use geoprocessing tools, work with attribute data in both Excel and ArcGIS. Plan and conduct a simple geospatial analysis project. Spring.
Prerequisites: FTC 202, and FTC 208.

FTC 251 - Advanced Surveying Measurements and Computations (5)

Fifty-five hours of lecture and sixty hours of field and laboratory time. Advanced survey measurements and computational techniques including traverse calculations, rectangular coordinates, statistical analysis of surveying data, state plane coordinates, meridian determination, partition of land, trigonometric leveling and horizonal control are explored. Students will make the necessary surveying measurements in the field and be expected to complete various surveying measurements using a calculator and computer. Spring.
Prerequisite: FTC 202. Co-requisite: FTC 257.

FTC 253 - Survey Law (3)

Thirty five hours of lecture and 30 hours of laboratory time. The course is a study of courthouse real property research, property boundary determination by various methods, case and statute law as it relates to real property and land surveying, legal research and the liability and professionalism of the practicing land surveyor. Spring.
Prerequisite: FTC 202.

FTC 255 - Boundary Surveying (3)

Thirty hours of lecture and forty-five hours of field and laboratory time. A study of the procedures necessary to conduct a retracement survey including preliminary office procedures, field practices, and preparation of final survey documents. Students will complete a retracement survey and use the compiled data in a mock trial. Spring.
Prerequisite: FTC 202. Co-requisite: FTC 253.

FTC 256 - Subdivision Surveys (2)

Twenty hours of lecture and 30 hours of laboratory time. An introduction to the preparation of a multi-lot subdivision of a parcel of real estate. Development of a subdivision in relation to topography, zoning requirements, utility services, existing and proposed roads or streets and client requests. Students learn to design minor storm drain facilities in relation to the subdivisions. The student will incorporate all of the above while using survey software. Spring.
Prerequisite: FTC 202. Co-requisite: FTC 259.

FTC 257 - Construction and Topographic Surveys (3)

Twenty-five hours lecture and sixty hours field and laboratory. A study of the various methods and techniques used to perform construction and topographic surveys and develop topographic maps. Theory, mathematics, and layout of circular, spiral and vertical curves. Layout of various construction projects including buildings, roads, pipelines and bridges will be discussed. Earthwork, staking and cross-section calculations will also be covered. Students complete a topographic mapping project and develop maps using appropriate surveying and mapping software. Spring.
Co-requisites: FTC 252 and FTC 259.

FTC 259 - Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting and Design (4)

Fifty hours of lecture and 60 hours of field and laboratory time. An introduction to the concepts and procedures of using AutoCAD in conjunction with surveying programs to produce boundary, topographic and construction survey maps. Significant laboratory time dedicated to hands-on experience with software and hardware. Spring.

FTC 298 - Independent Study in Forest Technology (1-6)

Independent study in forest technology to apply, enhance or supplement forest technology or related natural resource education. Objectives and scope of the project are negotiated in a learning contract between the student and instructor(s), with course admission based on permission of the instructor(s). Limited to those who have attended the complete regular SFT program, or those who have graduated from another forest technology program or a related natural resource program, or to students enrolled in any ESF program other than SFT. A maximum of six credit hours may be taken by any student in total. Semesters as arranged. Fall, Spring or Summer.

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GNE

GNE 160 - Computing Methods for Engineers and Scientists (3)

Two hours lecture and three hours laboratory per week. Introduction to algorithm design, programming structures, and data structures. Engineering calculation software including programming languages, spreadsheets, and simulation software. Application of computing methods to engineering problems and data analysis. Fall.

(3) Section 01 - Comp Methods/Engrs&Scientists (#44882)
MW 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 145 SCOTT
Th 1:00 pm-3:00 pm Baker 437 SCOTT
(3) Section 02 - Comp Methods/Engrs&Scientists (#44884)
MW 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 145 SCOTT
F 1:00 pm-3:00 pm Baker 310 SCOTT
(3) Section 01 - Comp Methods/Engrs&Scientists (#44699)
MW 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 145 SCOTT
Th 1:00 pm-3:00 pm Baker 437 SCOTT
(3) Section 02 - Comp Methods/Engrs&Scientists (#44701)
MW 8:25 am-9:20 am Baker 145 SCOTT
F 1:00 pm-3:00 pm Baker 310 SCOTT

GNE 171 - Engineering Mechanic Dynamics (2)

Two hours of lecture per week. Kinematics and kinetics of particles and rigid bodies; rectangular, normal and tangential, radial and transverse components; translation and rotation; force and acceleration; impulse; momentum; work and energy; impact. Spring.
Prerequisites: Statics and Calculus II.

(2) Section 01 - Engr Mechs - Dynamics (#44633)
TBA Day TBA STAFF
TBA Day TBA STAFF

GNE 172 - Statics and Dynamics (4)

Four hours of lecture per week. This course provides fundamental principles, methods and applications of engineering mechanics. Development and discussion of analytic models for rigid-body mechanics are used to apply theories. Rigid bodies of a practical nature and at rest or in motion are covered. Fall.
Prerequisites: Algebra, derivative and integral calculus.

GNE 273 - Mechanics of Materials (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Theories of stress, deformation and stability of common structural materials subjected to various force systems. Spring.
Prerequisites: Integral calculus and statics.

(3) Section 01 - Mechanics of Materials (#44635)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 159 WERNER,G
(3) Section 02 - Mechanics of Materials (#54407)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
Construction Management students only
(3) Section 01 - Mechanics of Materials (#44824)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 159 WERNER,G
(3) Section 02 - Mechanics of Materials (#45454)
TBA Day TBA HUSSEIN
Construction Management students only

GNE 330 - Professional Engineering Skills Seminar (0.5)

Two hour seminar approximately every other week. Professional skills needed by engineers to be successful in their profession including teamwork, ethics, communications, impact of engineering solutions, life-long learning, and contemporary issues. Seminar topics include industry outlook, professional organizations, networking, finance, management, personnel issues, among other topics. Topics will typically be covered on a three-year cycle. Fall and Spring.

(0.5) Section 01 - Prof Eng Skills:Broad Educatn (#45126)
W 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Walter 211 SCOTT
W 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Walter 211 SCOTT

GNE 410 - Structures (4)

Three hours of lecture, three hours of computation laboratory and discussion per week. Engineering principles in the analysis, planning design and construction of components and framed structures under various types of loadings. The proportioning of wood, steel and composite members and the design of statically determinate structural systems. Emphasis is placed on the relationship between theoretical stress analysis and codes and specifications for appropriate materials and structural design practices. Fall.
Prerequisite(s): GNE 273 and scientific computing.

(4) Section 01 - Structures (#54408)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 230 HUSSEIN
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 230 HUSSEIN

GNE 530 - Professional Engineering Skills Seminar (0.5)

(0.5) Section 01 - Prof Eng Skills:Broad Educatn (#45128)
W 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Walter 211 SCOTT
W 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Walter 211 SCOTT

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LSA

LSA 182 - Drawing Studio (3)

Six hours of studio and one hour of lecture per week. This drawing course introduces the students to materials, techniques and components of drawing, architectural elements and figure drawing. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: Landscape architecture students or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Drawing Studio (#44993)
TuTh 9:30 am-12:30 pm Marshall 408 SIMMER
(3) Section 02 - Drawing Studio (#43803)
TuTh 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 408 SIMMER
LSA status or consent
(3) Section 01 - Drawing Studio (#45132)
TuTh 9:30 am-12:30 pm Marshall 408 SIMMER
(3) Section 02 - Drawing Studio (#44036)
TuTh 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 408 SIMMER
LSA status or consent

LSA 190 - Clashing Perspectives in the Built Environment* (3)

Three hours of lecture/discussion per week. Can obesity, depression, and other public health issues be linked to the design of cities and suburbs? Examine how past and present social behavior, societal needs and cultural values shape the environment. Explore the complex array of public and private decisions--and their unintended consequences--on our physical communities. Spring and Fall.
*This course description was added to the on-line catalog on October 21, 2009.

(3) Section 01 - Clashing Perspctves/Built Env (#44496)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 110 GAVITT
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 110 GAVITT

LSA 205 - Art, Culture and Landscape I (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. The course will examine the evolution of cultural expression in the arts and allied design professions. Lectures will emphasize the interrelationships between the arts and their cultural contexts from prehistory to the Renaissance. Fall.

(3) Section 01 - Art,Culture&Landscape I (#44883)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall AUD FRENCH
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall AUD FRENCH

LSA 227 - Foundation Design Studio II (4)

Five hours of studio and one hour of lecture per week. Studio time is devoted to demonstrations, exercises and projects. Content focuses on the expansion of skills and knowledge necessary to visualize and communicate 2-D and 3-D design ideas. An emphasis is placed on the development of a working understanding of the design process and its application toward the synthesis of design form in the landscape. Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 226 or permission of instructor.

(4) Section 01 - Foundation Design Studio II (#44138)
  TuTh 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316 HOFFMAN
  TuTh 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316 STAFF
  TuTh 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316 STAFF
  TuTh 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316 HOFFMAN
  TuTh 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316 STAFF
  TuTh 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316 STAFF

LSA 301 - Digital Methods and Graphics II (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Through active participation, students learn to produce 2D digital technical drawings and 3D digital models, to assemble graphics derived from diverse applications and produce composite digital documents suitable for printing, display and digital distribution. Credit will not be given for both LSA 301 and LSA 501. Spring.
Prerequisite: BLA standing in Landscape Architecture or permission of the instructor. LSA 300 recommended.

(2) Section 02 - Digital Graphics&Documents (#44759)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 309 CURTIS
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 309 CURTIS

LSA 305 - History of Landscape Architecture I (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. This course offers a survey of landscape architecture and urban design in the context of the cultural history of the western world. Prior to taking this class, students should have passed at least one semester of college-level art (LSA 206) or architectural history.

(3) Section 01 - History/Landscape Arch I (#44934)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 145 MILLER
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 145 MILLER

LSA 327 - Landscape Architectural Design Studio II (5)

Seven hours of studio and one hour of lecture per week. This course addresses intermediate to advanced level site design, including skill development, theory and strategies as they relate to design issues and process. Emphasis is placed on in-depth investigation of concept and form expression in small-scale site design. Focus is on the form implications of applying specific materials, plantings and structural systems through design development and detailing. Occasional field trips to illustrate various design solutions. (Student field trip and materials expenses $300-$400).
Prerequisite: LSA 326 with a minimum grade of "C" or better, or permission of instructor. Co-requisite: LSA 342.

(5) Section 01 - Land Arch Dsgn Studio II (#43301)
  MWF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 103 VANUCCHI
  MWF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 103 DIETERLEN
  MWF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  MWF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  MWF 2:55 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103 VANUCCHI
  MWF 2:55 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103 DIETERLEN
  MWF 2:55 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  MWF 2:55 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  MWF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 103 VANUCCHI
  MWF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 103 DIETERLEN
  MWF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  MWF 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  MWF 2:55 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103 VANUCCHI
  MWF 2:55 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103 DIETERLEN
  MWF 2:55 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  MWF 2:55 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103 STAFF

LSA 342 - Landscape Architectural Construction Technology (4)

Three hours of lecture and three hours of studio/laboratory per week. Lectures, project, and assigned readings. This course provides an introduction to important site construction basics, including landscape grading and landform manipulation. Topics addressed will include appropriate slopes for various site uses, surface and subsurface drainage, principles of cut/fill analysis, pedestrian and vehicular circulation design, horizontal and vertical road alignment, storm water management, and soil erosion control. Appropriate methods and technologies will be demonstrated through studio projects and exercises. Spring.
Prerequisite: College math (with algebra and trigonometry), LSA 326, or permission of instructor.

(4) Section 01 - Land Arch Construct Tech (#43540)
  TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 319 VANUCCHI
  Th 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  Th 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 319 VANUCCHI
  Th 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 103 STAFF
  Th 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 103 STAFF

LSA 343 - Landscape Materials and Structures (3)

Three hours of lecture and discussion per week. This course introduces the properties of various ”hardscape” design materials used in landscape architectural construction, as well as the appropriate structural systems and design detailing typical for design elements. Occasional local field trips. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Landscape Materials&Structures (#43975)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 212 TOLAND
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 212 TOLAND

LSA 423 - Landscape Architectural Design Studio IV (5)

Seven hours of studio and one hour of lecture per week. LSA 423 addresses the final refining stages of small-scale site design, design detailing, precise layout and grading, selection of individual plant specimens and other materials, and the production of "working drawings" or contract documentation. Projects will include development of a complete set of working "contract documents," including layout plans, grading plans, planting plans and design details and specification. Occasional field trips to illustrate various design solutions. (Student field trip and materials expenses $300-$400). Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 422 with a minimum grade of "C" or better, or permission of instructor.

(5) Section 01 - Lndscpe Desgn Studio IV (#44102)
  MWF 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 410E TOLAND
  MWF 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 410E FERNANDEZ
  MWF 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 410E STAFF
  MWF 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 410E TOLAND
  MWF 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 410E FERNANDEZ
  MWF 1:50 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 410E STAFF

LSA 425 - Orientation for Off-Campus Design Thesis Studio (3)

Three hours of lecture and/or discussion per week. The initial orientation and exploration of suitable landscape architecture or environmental studies topics for study during LSA 460. Students undertake a detailed literature review, identify and refine research/study methods and prepare a detailed study proposal, including logistical details for LSA 460 (Off-Campus Design Thesis Studio). Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 424 and senior BLA standing, or permission of Off-Campus Program Director.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43305)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 02 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43307)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 03 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43309)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 DIETERLEN
(3) Section 04 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43311)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 FERNANDEZ
(3) Section 05 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43313)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 HOFFMAN
(3) Section 06 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43315)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 HAWKS
(3) Section 07 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43317)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 TOLAND
(3) Section 08 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43319)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 VANUCCHI
(3) Section 09 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43321)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 BRYANT
(3) Section 10 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43323)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 11 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43325)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 12 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43327)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 CARTER
(3) Section 13 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43329)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 14 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43331)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 15 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43333)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 REUTER
(3) Section 16 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43335)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 MILLER
(3) Section 17 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43623)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 POTTEIGER
(3) Section 18 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43625)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 SHANNON,SC
(3) Section 01 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43542)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 02 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43544)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 03 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43546)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 DIETERLEN
(3) Section 04 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43548)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 FERNANDEZ
(3) Section 05 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43550)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 HOFFMAN
(3) Section 06 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43552)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 HAWKS
(3) Section 07 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43554)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 TOLAND
(3) Section 08 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43556)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 VANUCCHI
(3) Section 09 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43558)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 BRYANT
(3) Section 10 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43560)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 11 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43562)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 12 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43564)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 CARTER
(3) Section 13 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43566)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 14 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43568)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(3) Section 15 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43570)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 REUTER
(3) Section 16 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43572)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 MILLER
(3) Section 17 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43860)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 POTTEIGER
(3) Section 18 - Orient:Off-Camp Dsgn Studio (#43862)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 SHANNON,SC

LSA 451 - Comprehensive Land Planning (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Introduction to the planning process including survey and analysis techniques, the comprehensive plan, political context, and land use controls. Selected functional planning areas such as land use, environmental, growth management, regional planning, and economic development planning. Legal and historical basis. Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 311 or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 451 and LSA 651.

(3) Section 01 - Comprehensive Land Plan (#43574)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 409 CARTER
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 409 CARTER

LSA 455 - Professional Practice in Landscape Architecture (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. This course examines the historic and contemporary modes of landscape architectural practice including practice types, ethics, operations, and client systems. Particular emphasis is given to the projected trends of professional practice and with impact on future roles for the landscape architect. Professional development is reviewed as it relates to internship, licensing, and continuing education. Spring.
Prerequisites: Upper division standing in landscape architecture or permission of the instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 455 and LSA 655.

(3) Section 01 - Prof Prac/Lndscpe Arch (#43339)
M 5:30 pm-8:30 pm Marshall 319 HOFFMAN
M 5:30 pm-8:30 pm Marshall 319 HOFFMAN

LSA 461 - Off-Campus Final Presentation Seminar (1)

One hour of seminar per week. Seminar time devoted to individual presentations and critique. Content focuses on individual projects undertaken as a component of LSA 460. Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 460.

(1) Section 01 - Off-Camp Final Present Sem (#44152)
Tu 4:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 409 POTTEIGER
Tu 4:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 409 POTTEIGER

LSA 470 - Thematic Landscape Design Studio (6)

Eight and one-half hours of studio and one hour of lecture per week. Studio time devoted to demonstrations, exercises and projects. Content focuses on different themes, topics, and scales each year, traditionally addressing sub-disciplines in landscape architecture such as urban design, community design and planning, ecological design and restoration and cultural landscape preservation. Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 423 or permission of the instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 470 and LSA 670.

(6) Section 01 - Community Dsgn Thematic Studio (#55191)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall RTBA KING
(6) Section 02 - Urban Planning & Design (#45213)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 103A BRYANT
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 103A BRYANT
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103A BRYANT
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103A BRYANT
(6) Section 04 - Landscape & Urban Ecology (#45215)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
(6) Section 05 - Food Studio:Eating Ecologies (#44005)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
(6) Section 01 - Community Dsgn Thematic Studio (#45578)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall RTBA KING
(6) Section 02 - Urban Planning & Design (#45272)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 103A BRYANT
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 103A BRYANT
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103A BRYANT
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 103A BRYANT
(6) Section 04 - Landscape & Urban Ecology (#45274)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
(6) Section 05 - Food Studio:Eating Ecologies (#44230)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER

LSA 481 - Cultural Landscape Preservation (3)

Two hours of presentation and one hour of discussion per week. The course provides an overview and introduction to cultural landscape preservation and the general preservation movement in the United States. Philosophy, history, and legislation of the preservation movement will be presented. The focus will be on preservation terminology and application, standards, guidelines and procedures. Research, identification, evaluation of significance, and integrity and treatment of cultural resources will be explored. Limited enrollment. Spring.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 481 and LSA 681.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Cultural Land Preservatn (#44198)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 327 AUWAERTER
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 327 AUWAERTER

LSA 495 - Undergraduate Experience in College Teaching (1-3)

Undergraduate Experience in College Teaching. An opportunity for 4th year senior or 5th year students to gain experience in fully supervised, college-level teaching similar to what they can expect to perform as a graduate teaching assistant. Students assist the course instructor in the preparation and presentation of studio or lecture material in an undergraduate course. A maximum of 6 credit hours of LSA 495 and 3 credit hours relating to any single assisted course. Fall, Spring, Summer. Prerequisite(s): 4th year senior or 5th year standing, a grade of B or higher in course being assisted, consent of instructor and minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.
Prerequisite(s): 4th year senior or 5th year standing, a grade of B or higher in course being assisted, consent of instructor and minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.

(1-3) Section 01 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43341)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 02 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43343)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 03 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43345)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-3) Section 04 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43347)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-3) Section 05 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43349)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-3) Section 06 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43351)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-3) Section 07 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43353)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-3) Section 08 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43355)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-3) Section 09 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43357)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-3) Section 10 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43359)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-3) Section 11 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43361)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 12 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43363)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-3) Section 13 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43365)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 14 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43367)
TBA Day STRIBLEY
(1-3) Section 15 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43369)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-3) Section 16 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43371)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-3) Section 17 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43373)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-3) Section 18 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43375)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-3) Section 01 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43578)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 02 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43580)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 03 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43582)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-3) Section 04 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43584)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-3) Section 05 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43586)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-3) Section 06 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43588)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-3) Section 07 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43590)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-3) Section 08 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43592)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-3) Section 09 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43594)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-3) Section 10 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43596)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-3) Section 11 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43598)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 12 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43600)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-3) Section 13 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43602)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 14 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43604)
TBA Day STRIBLEY
(1-3) Section 15 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43606)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-3) Section 16 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43608)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-3) Section 17 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43610)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-3) Section 18 - Select Rdgs/Lndscpe Arch (#43612)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC

LSA 496 - Special Topics in Landscape Architecture (1-6)

One to three hours of class meetings per week. Special topics of current interest to undergraduate students in landscape architecture and related fields. A detailed course subject description will be presented as a topic area is identified and developed. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for the same topic in LSA 496 and LSA 696.

(3) Section 02 - City Wild Seminar (#45502)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 315 DIETERLEN
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(1) Section 03 - Soils,Plants & Stormwater (#45526)
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 TOLAND
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
(3) Section 04 - Urban Envrn Sci Minor Capstone (#44410)
MF 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
(3) Section 05 - Public Space Experimental Unit (#45584)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall RTBA FERNANDEZ
(3) Section 02 - City Wild Seminar (#55104)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 315 DIETERLEN
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(1) Section 03 - Soils,Plants & Stormwater (#55130)
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 TOLAND
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
(3) Section 04 - Urban Envrn Sci Minor Capstone (#44197)
MF 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
(3) Section 05 - Public Space Experimental Unit (#55218)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall RTBA FERNANDEZ

LSA 498 - Introductory Research Problem (1-3)

Guided study of a selection of problems relating to landscape architecture and environmental design. Emphasis on study procedure and methods employed. Enrollment at periodic intervals throughout the semester. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

(1-3) Section 01 - Intro Research Problems (#43377)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 02 - Intro Research Problems (#43379)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-3) Section 03 - Intro Research Problems (#43381)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-3) Section 04 - Intro Research Problems (#43383)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-3) Section 05 - Intro Research Problems (#43385)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-3) Section 06 - Intro Research Problems (#43387)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-4) Section 07 - Intro Research Problems (#43389)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-4) Section 08 - Intro Research Problems (#43391)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-3) Section 09 - Intro Research Problems (#43393)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-3) Section 10 - Intro Research Problems (#43395)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-3) Section 11 - Intro Research Problems (#43397)
TBA Day GAVITT
(1-4) Section 12 - Intro Research Problems (#43399)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-3) Section 13 - Intro Research Problems (#43401)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 14 - Intro Research Problems (#43403)
TBA Day KING
(1-4) Section 15 - Intro Research Problems (#43405)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-3) Section 16 - Intro Research Problems (#43407)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-3) Section 17 - Intro Research Problems (#43409)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-6) Section 18 - Intro Research Problems (#43411)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-3) Section 19 - Intro Research Problems (#44845)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 01 - Intro Research Problems (#43614)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 02 - Intro Research Problems (#43616)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-3) Section 03 - Intro Research Problems (#43618)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-3) Section 04 - Intro Research Problems (#43620)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-3) Section 05 - Intro Research Problems (#43622)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-3) Section 06 - Intro Research Problems (#43624)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-4) Section 07 - Intro Research Problems (#43626)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-4) Section 08 - Intro Research Problems (#43628)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-3) Section 09 - Intro Research Problems (#43630)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-3) Section 10 - Intro Research Problems (#43632)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-3) Section 11 - Intro Research Problems (#43634)
TBA Day GAVITT
(1-4) Section 12 - Intro Research Problems (#43636)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-3) Section 13 - Intro Research Problems (#43638)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-3) Section 14 - Intro Research Problems (#43640)
TBA Day KING
(1-4) Section 15 - Intro Research Problems (#43642)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-3) Section 16 - Intro Research Problems (#43644)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-3) Section 17 - Intro Research Problems (#43646)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-6) Section 18 - Intro Research Problems (#43648)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-3) Section 19 - Intro Research Problems (#45002)
TBA Day STAFF

LSA 499 - Undergraduate Landscape Architecture Internship (1-12)

LSA 499. Undergraduate Landscape Architecture Internship. Supervised office or field experience in a professional working environment. Fall, Spring and Summer. Prerequisites: BLA students only with an approved internship proposal.

(1-12) Section 01 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45600)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 02 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45602)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45604)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-12) Section 04 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45606)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-12) Section 05 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45608)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-12) Section 06 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45610)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-12) Section 07 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45612)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-12) Section 08 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45614)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-12) Section 09 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45616)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 10 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45618)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-12) Section 11 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45620)
TBA Day GAVITT
(1-12) Section 12 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45622)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 13 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45624)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45626)
TBA Day KING
(1-12) Section 15 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45628)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45630)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-12) Section 17 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45632)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 18 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#45634)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-12) Section 01 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55325)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 02 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55326)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55327)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-12) Section 04 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55328)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-12) Section 05 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55329)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-12) Section 06 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55330)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-12) Section 07 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55331)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-12) Section 08 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55332)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-12) Section 09 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55333)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 10 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55334)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-12) Section 11 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55335)
TBA Day GAVITT
(1-12) Section 12 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55336)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 13 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55337)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55338)
TBA Day KING
(1-12) Section 15 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55339)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55340)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-12) Section 17 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55341)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 18 - Undergrad Land Arch Internship (#55342)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC

LSA 601 - Design Studio II (4)

Five hours of studio and one hour of lecture per week. The second in a sequence of studios applying the concepts, skills and methods of design in a critical analysis of various natural and human systems in community scale environments. Concentration is on the evaluation of options concerning a variety of land use activities, with special emphasis on landscape analysis and the functional and spatial quality of built environments. The requirements for this course include readings, examinations, field trips, design exercises and projects. Spring.
Prerequisites: Graduate status in landscape architecture and LSA 600, LSA 552, or permission of instructor.

(4) Section 01 - Design Studio II (#43413)
  MF 12:45 pm-4:45 pm Marshall 317 MILLER
  W 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 317 MILLER
  MF 12:45 pm-4:45 pm Marshall 317 MILLER
  W 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 317 MILLER

LSA 605 - History of Landscape Architecture (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Historical study and style analysis of Western culture on environmental design, and changing attitudes and relationships to the environment. Non-Western influences on Western culture. Study of historical personalities as well as periods that are of environmental concern up to the modern period. Additional readings and a supplementary research/writing component. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 405 and LSA 605.

(3) Section 01 - History of Landscape Arch (#44980)
  MWF 9:30 am-10:35 am Baker 145 MILLER
  F 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 141 MILLER
  MWF 9:30 am-10:35 am Baker 145 MILLER
  F 10:35 am-11:30 am Baker 141 MILLER

LSA 615 - Site Construction Grading, Drainage and Road Layout (3)

One hour of lecture and six hours of studio per week. This course provides an introduction to important site construction basics, including landscape grading and landform manipulation to achieve appropriate slopes for use and positive surface drainage, principles of cut/fill analysis and subsurface drainage, horizontal and vertical alignment for road design, storm water management, and soil erosion control. Appropriate analysis methods and technologies will be employed through studio projects and exercises. Spring.
Prerequisite: Graduate status in landscape architecture, concurrent enrollment in LSA 601 or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Site Construction (#43415)
  TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 319 VANUCCHI
  Th 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316A STAFF
  Th 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316A STAFF
  TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 319 VANUCCHI
  Th 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316A STAFF
  Th 2:00 pm-4:50 pm Marshall 316A STAFF

LSA 625 - Orientation for Off-Campus Experiential Studio (2)

This course includes two hours of lecture and discussion per week. It is an exploration of cultural, logistical and academic issues relevant to a research, internship or self-directed study experience abroad. The format also includes research and readings. Open to MLA and MS candidates. Spring.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(2) Section 01 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43654)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 02 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43656)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 03 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43658)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 DIETERLEN
(2) Section 04 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43660)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 FERNANDEZ
(2) Section 05 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43662)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 HOFFMAN
(2) Section 06 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43664)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 HAWKS
(2) Section 07 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43666)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 TOLAND
(2) Section 08 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43668)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 VANUCCHI
(2) Section 09 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43670)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 BRYANT
(2) Section 10 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43672)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 11 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43674)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 12 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43676)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 CARTER
(2) Section 13 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43678)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 14 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43680)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 15 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43682)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 REUTER
(2) Section 16 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43684)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 MILLER
(2) Section 17 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43686)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 POTTEIGER
(2) Section 18 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43688)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 SHANNON,SC
(2) Section 01 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43417)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 02 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43419)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 03 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43421)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 DIETERLEN
(2) Section 04 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43423)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 FERNANDEZ
(2) Section 05 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43425)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 HOFFMAN
(2) Section 06 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43427)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 HAWKS
(2) Section 07 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43429)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 TOLAND
(2) Section 08 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43431)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 VANUCCHI
(2) Section 09 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43433)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 BRYANT
(2) Section 10 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43435)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 11 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43437)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 12 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43439)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 CARTER
(2) Section 13 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43441)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 14 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43443)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 STAFF
(2) Section 15 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43445)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 REUTER
(2) Section 16 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43447)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 MILLER
(2) Section 17 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43449)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 POTTEIGER
(2) Section 18 - Orient/Experientl Studio (#43451)
MW 11:40 am-12:35 pm Marshall 409 SHANNON,SC

LSA 640 - Research Methods (3)

Three hours of seminar per week. Students learn skills for: (1) performing scholarly activities associated with learning what is known about topics, (2) using accepted methods for producing new knowledge which possesses qualities of validity and reliability, and (3) preparing documents which meet expectations for academic rigor. Parallels between scholarship, research and design are emphasized. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): Graduate standing in DLA graduate programs in Landscape Architecture or permission of the instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Research Methods (#44765)
MW 9:00 am-10:25 am Marshall 319 REUTER
MW 9:00 am-10:25 am Marshall 319 REUTER

LSA 645 - Construction Documentation Studio (3)

Six hours of studio and one hour of lecture per week. This course covers the production of traditional contract documents for bidding and construction of landscape architectural projects. Taught as a shared resource with LSA 445, students enrolled in LSA 645 participate in a separate studio section. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 445 and LSA 645.

(3) Section 01 - Construct Document Studio (#44164)
  W 8:25 am-11:30 am Marshall 327 BRACKETT
  W 8:25 am-11:30 am Marshall 327 BRACKETT
  F 8:25 am-11:30 am Marshall 327 BRACKETT
  F 8:25 am-11:30 am Marshall 327 BRACKETT
  W 8:25 am-11:30 am Marshall 327 BRACKETT
  W 8:25 am-11:30 am Marshall 327 BRACKETT
  F 8:25 am-11:30 am Marshall 327 BRACKETT
  F 8:25 am-11:30 am Marshall 327 BRACKETT

LSA 651 - Comprehensive Land Planning (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Survey of urban planning and design and environmental management in terms of contemporary challenges; legal, technological, administrative and political processes; human and ecological processes; the role of design; case studies, and current and projected best practices. Lectures, readings, discussions and presentations. Required field trip. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 451 and LSA 651.

(3) Section 01 - Comprehensive Land Plan (#43635)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 409 CARTER
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Marshall 409 CARTER

LSA 655 - Professional Practice in Landscape Architecture (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. This course examines the historic and contemporary modes of landscape architectural practice including practice types, ethics, operations and client systems. Particular emphasis is given to the projected trends of professional practice and with impact on future roles for the landscape architect. Professional development is reviewed as it relates to internship, licensing and continuing education. Students enrolled in LSA 655 will also produce a graduate project portfolio. Spring.
Prerequisite: Graduate status in landscape architecture or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 455 and LSA 655.

(3) Section 01 - Professional Practice/Mla (#43690)
M 5:30 pm-8:30 pm Marshall 319 HOFFMAN
M 5:30 pm-8:30 pm Marshall 319 HOFFMAN

LSA 670 - Thematic Landscape Design Studio (6)

Eight and one-half hours of studio and one hour of lecture per week. Studio time devoted to demonstrations, exercises and projects. Content focuses on different themes, topics, and scales each year, traditionally addressing sub-disciplines in landscape architecture such as urban design, community design and planning, ecological design and restoration and cultural landscape preservation. Additional readings and a supplementary research/writing component. Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 423 or permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 470 and LSA 670.

(6) Section 01 - Community Dsgn Thematic Studio (#55192)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall RTBA KING
(6) Section 02 - Urban Planning & Design (#44995)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 303 BRYANT
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 303 BRYANT
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 303 BRYANT
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 303 BRYANT
(6) Section 04 - Landscape & Urban Ecology (#44997)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
(6) Section 05 - Food Studio:Eating Ecologies (#44007)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
(6) Section 01 - Community Dsgn Thematic Studio (#45580)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall RTBA KING
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall RTBA KING
(6) Section 02 - Urban Planning & Design (#45134)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 303 BRYANT
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 303 BRYANT
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 303 BRYANT
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 303 BRYANT
(6) Section 04 - Landscape & Urban Ecology (#45136)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 209 CARTER
(6) Section 05 - Food Studio:Eating Ecologies (#44232)
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  M 12:45 pm-4:30 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER
  WF 2:00 pm-5:05 pm Marshall 316A POTTEIGER

LSA 681 - Cultural Landscape Preservation (3)

Two hours of presentation and one hour of discussion per week. This course provides an overview and introduction to cultural landscape preservation and the general preservation movement in the United States. The philosophy, history and legislation of the preservation movement will be presented. The focus will be on preservation terminology and application, standards, guidelines and procedures. Research, identification, evaluation of significance and integrity, and treatment of cultural resources will be explored. A major research project and presentation are required. Spring.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both LSA 481 and LSA 681.
Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Cultural Land Preservatn (#44200)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 327 AUWAERTER
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 327 AUWAERTER

LSA 696 - Special Topics in Landscape Architecture (1-6)

One to three hours of class meetings per week. Special topics of current interest to graduate students in landscape architecture and related fields. A detailed course subject description will be presented as a topic area is identified and developed. Additional readings, supplementary research and writing assignments. Fall and Spring.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for the same topic in LSA 496 and LSA 696.

(3) Section 01 - Digital Methods & Graphics II (#44293)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 309 CURTIS
(3) Section 03 - Clashing Perspctves/Built Env (#44027)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 110 GAVITT
(3) Section 06 - Landscape Materials&Structures (#44785)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 212 TOLAND
(3) Section 08 - City Wild Seminar (#55105)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 315 DIETERLEN
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(1) Section 09 - Soils,Plants & Stormwater (#55131)
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 TOLAND
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
(3) Section 10 - Public Space Experimental Unit (#55219)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall RTBA FERNANDEZ
(1) Section 11 - Pencil Sketching/Landscpe Arch (#55387)
F 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 317 SHANNON,SC
(3) Section 01 - Digital Methods & Graphics II (#44498)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Baker 309 CURTIS
(3) Section 03 - Clashing Perspctves/Built Env (#44252)
TuTh 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Marshall 110 GAVITT
(3) Section 06 - Landscape Materials&Structures (#44948)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 212 TOLAND
(3) Section 08 - City Wild Seminar (#45504)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Bray 315 DIETERLEN
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
(1) Section 09 - Soils,Plants & Stormwater (#45528)
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 TOLAND
M 9:30 am-10:25 am Baker 141 BRIGGS
(3) Section 10 - Public Space Experimental Unit (#45586)
MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall RTBA FERNANDEZ
(1) Section 11 - Pencil Sketching/Landscpe Arch (#45644)
F 10:35 am-11:30 am Marshall 317 SHANNON,SC

LSA 699 - Landscape Architecture Internship (1-12)

Internships provide students with a supervised field experience to apply and extend their academic abilities in a professional working environment. Enrollment is possible at various times during the semester. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisites: Fast Track BLA/MS status and written approval of an internship contract by major professor, curriculum director and field supervisor.

(1-12) Section 01 - Land Arch Internship (#44210)
TBA Day TBA STAFF
TBA Day TBA STAFF

LSA 798 - Research Problem (1-12)

Special study of assigned problems relating to landscape architecture or planning, with emphasis on critical thinking. Fall, Spring and Summer.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

(1-12) Section 01 - Research Problem (#43455)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 02 - Research Problem (#43457)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Research Problem (#43459)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-12) Section 04 - Research Problem (#43461)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-12) Section 05 - Research Problem (#43463)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-12) Section 06 - Research Problem (#43465)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-12) Section 07 - Research Problem (#43467)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-12) Section 08 - Research Problem (#43469)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-12) Section 09 - Research Problem (#43471)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 10 - Research Problem (#43473)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-12) Section 11 - Research Problem (#43475)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Research Problem (#43477)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 13 - Research Problem (#43479)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 14 - Research Problem (#43481)
TBA Day KING
(1-12) Section 15 - Research Problem (#43483)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Research Problem (#43485)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-12) Section 17 - Research Problem (#43487)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 18 - Research Problem (#43489)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-12) Section 19 - Research Problem (#44855)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 01 - Research Problem (#43692)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 02 - Research Problem (#43694)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Research Problem (#43696)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-12) Section 04 - Research Problem (#43698)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-12) Section 05 - Research Problem (#43700)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-12) Section 06 - Research Problem (#43702)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-12) Section 07 - Research Problem (#43704)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-12) Section 08 - Research Problem (#43706)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-12) Section 09 - Research Problem (#43708)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 10 - Research Problem (#43710)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-12) Section 11 - Research Problem (#43712)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Research Problem (#43714)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 13 - Research Problem (#43716)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 14 - Research Problem (#43718)
TBA Day KING
(1-12) Section 15 - Research Problem (#43720)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Research Problem (#43722)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-12) Section 17 - Research Problem (#43724)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 18 - Research Problem (#43726)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-12) Section 19 - Research Problem (#45012)
TBA Day STAFF

LSA 799 - Capstone or Thesis Proposal Development (3)

One hour of lecture/seminar and two hours of tutorial per week. Students develop and defend a proposal for their MLA capstone projects or MS thesis. Fall or Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 640 or permission of instructor.

(3) Section 01 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43728)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 02 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43730)
TBA Day DOBLE
(3) Section 03 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43732)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(3) Section 04 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43734)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(3) Section 05 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43736)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(3) Section 06 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43738)
TBA Day HAWKS
(3) Section 07 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43740)
TBA Day TOLAND
(3) Section 08 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43742)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(3) Section 09 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43744)
TBA Day BRYANT
(3) Section 10 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43746)
TBA Day HOGUE
(3) Section 11 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43748)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 12 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43750)
TBA Day CARTER
(3) Section 13 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43752)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 14 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43754)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 15 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43756)
TBA Day REUTER
(3) Section 16 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43758)
TBA Day MILLER
(3) Section 17 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43760)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(3) Section 18 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43762)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(3) Section 01 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43491)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 02 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43493)
TBA Day DOBLE
(3) Section 03 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43495)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(3) Section 04 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43497)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(3) Section 05 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43499)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(3) Section 06 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43501)
TBA Day HAWKS
(3) Section 07 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43503)
TBA Day TOLAND
(3) Section 08 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43505)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(3) Section 09 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43507)
TBA Day BRYANT
(3) Section 10 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43509)
TBA Day HOGUE
(3) Section 11 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43511)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 12 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43513)
TBA Day CARTER
(3) Section 13 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43515)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 14 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43517)
TBA Day STAFF
(3) Section 15 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43519)
TBA Day REUTER
(3) Section 16 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43521)
TBA Day MILLER
(3) Section 17 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43523)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(3) Section 18 - Capstone/Thesis Prop Dev (#43525)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC

LSA 800 - Capstone Studio (6)

One hour of lecture/seminar and 15 hours of studio per week. Students complete an academic landscape architecture investigation or professional-level project. Public presentations and comprehensive project documentation are required. Grades on an "S/U" basis. This is the final MLA studio prior to graduation. Fall or Spring.
Prerequisite: LSA 799.

(6) Section 01 - Capstone Studio (#43527)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 STAFF
(6) Section 02 - Capstone Studio (#43637)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 DOBLE
(6) Section 03 - Capstone Studio (#43639)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 DIETERLEN
(6) Section 04 - Capstone Studio (#43641)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 FERNANDEZ
(6) Section 05 - Capstone Studio (#43643)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 HOFFMAN
(6) Section 06 - Capstone Studio (#43645)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 HAWKS
(6) Section 07 - Capstone Studio (#43647)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 TOLAND
(6) Section 08 - Capstone Studio (#43649)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 VANUCCHI
(6) Section 09 - Capstone Studio (#43651)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 BRYANT
(6) Section 10 - Capstone Studio (#43653)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 HOGUE
(6) Section 11 - Capstone Studio (#43655)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 STAFF
(6) Section 12 - Capstone Studio (#43657)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 CARTER
(6) Section 13 - Capstone Studio (#43659)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 STAFF
(6) Section 14 - Capstone Studio (#43661)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 STAFF
(6) Section 15 - Capstone Studio (#43663)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 REUTER
(6) Section 16 - Capstone Studio (#43665)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 MILLER
(6) Section 17 - Capstone Studio (#43667)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 POTTEIGER
(6) Section 18 - Capstone Studio (#43669)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 SHANNON,SC
(6) Section 01 - Capstone Studio (#43764)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 STAFF
(6) Section 02 - Capstone Studio (#43874)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 DOBLE
(6) Section 03 - Capstone Studio (#43876)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 DIETERLEN
(6) Section 04 - Capstone Studio (#43878)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 FERNANDEZ
(6) Section 05 - Capstone Studio (#43880)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 HOFFMAN
(6) Section 06 - Capstone Studio (#43882)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 HAWKS
(6) Section 07 - Capstone Studio (#43884)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 TOLAND
(6) Section 08 - Capstone Studio (#43886)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 VANUCCHI
(6) Section 09 - Capstone Studio (#43888)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 BRYANT
(6) Section 10 - Capstone Studio (#43890)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 HOGUE
(6) Section 11 - Capstone Studio (#43892)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 STAFF
(6) Section 12 - Capstone Studio (#43894)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 CARTER
(6) Section 13 - Capstone Studio (#43896)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 STAFF
(6) Section 14 - Capstone Studio (#43898)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 STAFF
(6) Section 15 - Capstone Studio (#43900)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 REUTER
(6) Section 16 - Capstone Studio (#43902)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 MILLER
(6) Section 17 - Capstone Studio (#43904)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 POTTEIGER
(6) Section 18 - Capstone Studio (#43906)
TuTh 12:30 pm-5:30 pm Marshall 412 SHANNON,SC

LSA 898 - Professional Experience (1-12)

A supervised external professional work experience that satisfies Option 2 of the master’s study integration requirement. Graded on an "S/U" basis. Fall, Spring and Summer. Prerequisites: Formation of committee, approval of proposed experience by committee, and the sponsor of the professional experience.

(1-12) Section 01 - Professional Experience (#43766)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 02 - Professional Experience (#43768)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Professional Experience (#43770)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-12) Section 04 - Professional Experience (#43772)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-12) Section 05 - Professional Experience (#43774)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-12) Section 06 - Professional Experience (#43776)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-12) Section 07 - Professional Experience (#43778)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-12) Section 08 - Professional Experience (#43780)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-12) Section 09 - Professional Experience (#43782)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 10 - Professional Experience (#43784)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-12) Section 11 - Professional Experience (#43786)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Professional Experience (#43788)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 13 - Professional Experience (#43790)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Professional Experience (#43792)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Professional Experience (#43794)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Professional Experience (#43796)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-12) Section 17 - Professional Experience (#43798)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 18 - Professional Experience (#43800)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-12) Section 01 - Professional Experience (#43529)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 02 - Professional Experience (#43531)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Professional Experience (#43533)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-12) Section 04 - Professional Experience (#43535)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-12) Section 05 - Professional Experience (#43537)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-12) Section 06 - Professional Experience (#43539)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-12) Section 07 - Professional Experience (#43541)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-12) Section 08 - Professional Experience (#43543)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-12) Section 09 - Professional Experience (#43545)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 10 - Professional Experience (#43547)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-12) Section 11 - Professional Experience (#43549)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Professional Experience (#43551)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 13 - Professional Experience (#43553)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Professional Experience (#43555)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Professional Experience (#43557)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Professional Experience (#43559)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-12) Section 17 - Professional Experience (#43561)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 18 - Professional Experience (#43563)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC

LSA 899 - Master's Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the master’s degree and thesis. Graded on an "S/U" basis. Fall, Spring and Summer.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#43565)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#43567)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#43569)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#43571)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#43573)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#43575)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#43577)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#43579)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#43581)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#43583)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#43585)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#43587)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#43589)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#43591)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#43593)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Masters Thesis Research (#43595)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-12) Section 17 - Masters Thesis Research (#43597)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 18 - Masters Thesis Research (#43599)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#43802)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#43804)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#43806)
TBA Day DIETERLEN
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#43808)
TBA Day FERNANDEZ
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#43810)
TBA Day HOFFMAN
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#43812)
TBA Day HAWKS
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#43814)
TBA Day TOLAND
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#43816)
TBA Day VANUCCHI
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#43818)
TBA Day BRYANT
(1-12) Section 10 - Masters Thesis Research (#43820)
TBA Day HOGUE
(1-12) Section 11 - Masters Thesis Research (#43822)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 12 - Masters Thesis Research (#43824)
TBA Day CARTER
(1-12) Section 13 - Masters Thesis Research (#43826)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 14 - Masters Thesis Research (#43828)
TBA Day STAFF
(1-12) Section 15 - Masters Thesis Research (#43830)
TBA Day REUTER
(1-12) Section 16 - Masters Thesis Research (#43832)
TBA Day MILLER
(1-12) Section 17 - Masters Thesis Research (#43834)
TBA Day POTTEIGER
(1-12) Section 18 - Masters Thesis Research (#43836)
TBA Day SHANNON,SC

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MCR

MCR 485 - Transmission Electron Microscopy (3)

Two hours of lecture/ three hours of laboratory/ demonstration per week. Theory and operation of the transmission electron microscope including specimen preparation, photographic technique and interpretation of micrographs. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Trans Electron Microscopy (#45446)
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
  M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
  M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P

MCR 570 - Medical and Industrial Applications of Electron Microscopy (3)

Three hours of lecture/demonstration per week. Scanning and transmission electron microscopy applications in the medical, petroleum, polymer, solar, forensic, glass, pulp and paper and other industries. Sample preparation; image collection, interpretation and analysis. Safety, calibration, and quality control techniques. Spring.

(3) Section 01 - Med&Industrl Apps/Electron Mic (#54278)
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
TuTh 11:00 am-12:20 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P

MCR 682 - Transmission Electron Microscopy for Nanoparticle Research (2)

Two hours of lecture/laboratory/demonstration plus two hours of individual laboratory per week. Theory and operation of the transmission electron microscope, specimen preparation for nanaopartical imaging, photographic technique and interpretation of micrographs. Fall or Spring.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(2) Section 01 - TEM for Nanoparticle Rsrch (#45450)
TBA Day TBA SMITH,R.P
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
TBA Day TBA SMITH,R.P

MCR 683 - Operation of the Transmission Electron Microscope (3)

Two hours of lecture/ 3 hours of demonstration/laboratory per week. Theory and operation of the transmission electron microscope, including specimen preparation, digital imaging, and interpretation of micrographs.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(3) Section 01 - Operation/Trans Electron Micro (#54280)
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
  M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 ANAGNOST
  M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P

MCR 685 - Transmission Electron Microscopy (5)

Two hours of lecture/two hours of laboratory/ demonstration/four to six hours of individual laboratory per week. The theory and operation of the transmission electron microscope including specimen preparation, photographic technique and interpretation of micrographs. Preparation of a portfolio of biological and non-biological specimens demonstrating a variety of techniques. Spring.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(5) Section 01 - Trans Electron Microscopy (#45444)
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
Professor consent is required to register for this section.
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Baker 234 SMITH,R.P
  M 12:45 pm-1:40 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  W 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  M 1:50 pm-2:45 pm Baker 159 SMITH,R.P
  W 2:55 pm-3:50 pm Baker 234 SMITH,R.P

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PSE

PSE 223 - Introduction to Lignocellulosics (4)

Three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. Topics included: structure and chemistry of lignocellulosic materials such as wood, including bark, agriculture residues, and grasses; major (cellulose, hemicelluloses, lignin) and minor constituents (extractives, proteins, ash); biosynthesis, distribution, structure, properties, conversion into energy, chemicals, and other products. Spring.
Pre-requisite: One semester of organic chemistry.

(4) Section 01 - Intro to Lignocellulosics (#54575)
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Walter 211 BUJANOVIC
  Th 4:30 pm-7:30 pm Walter LAB BUJANOVIC
  MWF 10:35 am-11:30 am Walter 211 BUJANOVIC
  Th 4:30 pm-7:30 pm Walter LAB BUJANOVIC

PSE 296 - Special Topics in Engineering (1-3)

Provides experimental, interdisciplinary, or special coursework at the freshman and sophomore levels within the field of environmental resources engineering. Subject matter and course format vary from semester to semester and section to section. Fall and Spring.

PSE 305 - Co-op Experience (2)

One semester full-time pulp or paper mill experience. Work experience as an engineering intern on company-assigned projects. Traditionally, the student works for a semester and adjacent summer also taking PSE 304. The student must submit a comprehensive report and give a presentation to fulfill this requirement. Fall and Spring.
Pre- or co-requisites: PSE 300, PSE 302.

(2) Section 01 - Co-Op Experience (#43693)
TBA Day TBA CHATTERJEE
TBA Day TBA CHATTERJEE

PSE 350 - Pulping and Bleaching Processes (3)

Two hours of lecture, three hours of laboratory per week. Discussion of the principles and fundamental chemistry applied in chemical pulping, chemical bleaching, and deinking processes. Transport and physical operations involved in fiber dispersion, washing, screening and refining. Conduct experiments in chemical pulping, chemical bleaching, de-inking, fiber refining and pulp evaluation. Spring.
Prerequisites: PSE 300, FCH 223 or PSE 223. Note: Credit will not be granted for both PSE 350 and PSE 550.

(3) Section 01 - Fiber Processing (#43962)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 210 AMIDON
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 210 AMIDON

PSE 351 - Pulping and Bleaching Laboratory Skills (3)

One hour of lecture per week provides background and information necessary for the three hours of laboratory per week. Students learn basic principles of chemical pulping and bleaching in a practical research format. Relative success in laboratory pulping and bleaching is determined by comparing results using over twenty standard test methods. Spring.
Pre- or co-requisites: FCH 223, FCH 360, FCH 380 with PSE 350 (concurrent registration).

(2) Section 01 - Pulp&Bleach Laboratory (#43727)
  Tu 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Walter 210 BURRY
  Th 12:30 pm-4:30 pm Walter LAB BURRY
  Tu 12:30 pm-1:50 pm Walter 210 BURRY
  Th 12:30 pm-4:30 pm Walter LAB BURRY

PSE 361 - Engineering Thermodynamics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Principles of classical thermodynamics applied to engineering practice. First and second laws; heat effects; property functions and their correlation; physical and chemical equilibrium; solutions and mixtures; power and refrigeration cycles. Thermodynamic analysis of processes and systems via case studies and computer simulation. Spring.
Prerequisites: MAT 296, FCH 152, PHY 211. Note: Credit will not be granted for both PSE 361 and ERE 561.

(3) Section 01 - Engr Thermodynamics (#44206)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Walter 211 AMATO
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Walter 211 AMATO

PSE 456 - Management in the Paper Industry (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Provides the student with inter-active contact with active executives in the paper and allied industries. The student will develop and present studies of business cases in discussion forum to the class. An understanding of how general managers operate to manage an entire organization will be presented by visiting experts, class participation, group presentations, written papers and examinations. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both PSE 456 and PSE 656.

(3) Section 01 - Mgt/Paper Industry (#43745)
  M 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Walter 211 AMIDON
  W 5:05 pm-6:25 pm Walter 211 AMIDON
  M 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Walter 211 AMIDON
  W 5:05 pm-6:25 pm Walter 211 AMIDON

PSE 467 - Papermaking Wet End Chemistry (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Provides the student with the fundamental principles of colloid and surface chemistry as they relate to the interaction of papermaking materials and chemical additives in the wet end of a papermachine system. The topics of retention of fine solids and dewatering are addressed in detail. Application of the various topics presented during the course are made during a pilot papermachine trial. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both: PSE 467 and BPE 310.

(3) Section 01 - Papermaking Wetend Chem (#43838)
  TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 211 RAMARAO
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Walter 211 RAMARAO
  TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 211 RAMARAO
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Walter 211 RAMARAO

PSE 480 - Engineering Design Economics (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Steps of process design, engineering economic analysis, estimation of capital investment, operating costs, profitability measures, evaluation of alternatives, inflation. Modeling and computer simulation of process units and systems; use of software. Design exercises and case studies. Spring.
Prerequisites: PSE 370, MAT 296.

(3) Section 01 - Engr Design Economics (#43603)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Walter 210 CHATTERJEE

MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Walter 210 CHATTERJEE

PSE 492 - Research Practice (3)

One hour of lecture per week and six hours of laboratory and/or recitation discussions, plus literature study of assigned topics, with emphasis on managing and executing a research project in the pulp and paper, bioprocess, chemical and environmental sector. Provides the student with in-depth knowledge of literature and patent search, correct research techniques, research planning, data gathering techniques and reporting. Fall.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both PSE 492 and PSE 792. Student needs to register for PSE 498 in Spring for research project execution.

(3) Section 01 - Research Practice (#45462)
TBA Day TBA DOELLE
TBA Day TBA DOELLE

PSE 496 - Special Topics (1-3)

Lectures, conferences and discussions. Specialized topics in chemistry, chemical engineering and physics as well as topics pertaining to management as related to the pulp, paper, paperboard and allied industries. Fall and Spring.

(12) Section 01 - Study Abroad (#45219)
TBA Day TBA DOELLE
TBA Day TBA DOELLE

PSE 498 - Research Problem (1-4)

The student is assigned a research problem in pulping, bleaching, refining, additives, quality control of paper or paper products, or chemical engineering. The student must make a systematic survey of available literature on the assigned problem. Emphasis is on application of correct research technique rather than on the results of commercial importance. The information obtained from the literature survey, along with the data developed as a result of the investigation, is to be presented as a technical report. Fall, Spring and Summer.

Professor consent is required to register for this course.

(1-4) Section 01 - Research Problem (#43842)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-4) Section 02 - Research Problem (#43844)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-4) Section 03 - Research Problem (#43846)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-4) Section 04 - Research Problem (#43848)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-4) Section 05 - Research Problem (#43850)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-4) Section 06 - Research Problem (#43852)
TBA Day LAI
(1-4) Section 07 - Research Problem (#43854)
TBA Day LIU
(1-4) Section 08 - Research Problem (#43856)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-4) Section 09 - Research Problem (#43858)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-4) Section 01 - Research Problem (#43605)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-4) Section 02 - Research Problem (#43607)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-4) Section 03 - Research Problem (#43609)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-4) Section 04 - Research Problem (#43611)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-4) Section 05 - Research Problem (#43613)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-4) Section 06 - Research Problem (#43615)
TBA Day LAI
(1-4) Section 07 - Research Problem (#43617)
TBA Day LIU
(1-4) Section 08 - Research Problem (#43619)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-4) Section 09 - Research Problem (#43621)
TBA Day SCOTT

PSE 550 - Pulping and Bleaching Processes (3)

Two hour of lecture, three hours of laboratory per week. Discussion of the principles and fundamental chemistry applied in chemical pulping, chemical bleaching, and deinking processes. Transport and physical operations involved in fiber dispersion, washing, screening and refining. Conduct experiments in chemical pulping, chemical bleaching, de-inking, fiber refining and pulp evaluation. Spring.
Prerequisites: Graduate student standing or consent of instructor. Note: Credit will not be granted for both PSE 350 and PSE 550.

(3) Section 01 - Fiber Processing (#44681)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 211 AMIDON
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 211 AMIDON

PSE 561 - Engr Thermodynamics (3)

(3) Section 01 - Engr Thermodynamics (#45428)
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Walter 211 AMATO
MWF 9:30 am-10:25 am Walter 211 AMATO

PSE 596 - Special Topics (1-3)

(3) Section 02 - Partial Diff Equations (#44677)
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 110 CHATTERJEE
TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Marshall 110 CHATTERJEE

PSE 650 - Pulping and Bleaching Processes (3)

Two hours of lecture, three hours of laboratory per week plus a critical review of recent literature on assigned topics including a technical write-up and presentation. Discussion of principle and fundamental chemistry in pulping and bleaching processes. Conducted experiments in pulping, bleaching and pulp evaluation. Spring.
Prerequisite(s): Organic, physical and analytic chemistry. Note: Credit will not be granted for both PSE 450 and PSE 650.

(3) Section 01 - Pulping & Bleaching Processes (#45130)
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Walter 210 LAI
  Tu 12:30 pm-4:30 pm Walter LAB LAI
  TuTh 9:30 am-10:50 am Walter 210 LAI
  Tu 12:30 pm-4:30 pm Walter LAB LAI

PSE 656 - Management in the Paper Industry (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Provides the student with interactive contact with active executives in the paper and allied industries. The student will develop and present studies of business cases in discussion forum to the class. An understanding of how general managers operate to manage an entire organization will be presented by visiting experts, class participation, group presentations, written papers, and examinations. The student will critically review selected literature and present their findings. Spring.
Note: Credit will not be granted for both PSE 456 and PSE 656.

(3) Section 01 - Mgt/Paper Industry (#44685)
M 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Walter 211 AMIDON
W 5:05 pm-6:25 pm Walter 211 AMIDON
(3) Section 02 - Mgt/Paper Industry (#45217)
Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 323 AMIDON
(3) Section 01 - Mgt/Paper Industry (#44872)
M 4:00 pm-5:20 pm Walter 211 AMIDON
W 5:05 pm-6:25 pm Walter 211 AMIDON
(3) Section 02 - Mgt/Paper Industry (#45276)
Th 5:00 pm-8:00 pm Walter 323 AMIDON

PSE 667 - Colloidal and Interface Science Applications in Papermaking (3)

Three hours of lecture per week. Provides the student with the fundamental principles of Colloidal and Interface Science as it relates to the interaction of papermaking materials and chemical additives in the wet end of a paper machine system. The topics of retention of fine solids and dewatering are addressed in detail. Spring.
Pre- or co-requisite: Physical chemistry.

(3) Section 01 - Colloid&Interface Sci App (#44870)
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 211 RAMARAO
TuTh 8:00 am-9:20 am Walter 211 RAMARAO

PSE 680 - Engr Design Economics (3)

(3) Section 01 - Engr Design Economics (#44679)
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Walter 210 CHATTERJEE
MWF 8:25 am-9:20 am Walter 210 CHATTERJEE

PSE 797 - Seminar (1-3)

Discussion of assigned topics in the fields related to Paper Science Engineering. Spring and Fall.

(1) Section 01 - Paper Science Eng Seminar (#44800)
TBA Day TBA SCOTT
TBA Day TBA SCOTT

PSE 798 - Research in Paper Science Engineering (1-12)

Independent research topics in Paper Science Engineering. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44437)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44439)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44441)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44443)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44445)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44447)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44449)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44451)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44453)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-12) Section 01 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44626)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44628)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44630)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44632)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44634)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44636)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44638)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44640)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Resrch/Paper Science Engr (#44642)
TBA Day SCOTT

PSE 898 - Professional Experience/Synthesis (1-6)

(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44644)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44646)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44648)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44650)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44652)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44654)
TBA Day LAI
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44656)
TBA Day LIU
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44658)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44660)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-6) Section 01 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44455)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-6) Section 02 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44457)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-6) Section 03 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44459)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-6) Section 04 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44461)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-6) Section 05 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44463)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-6) Section 06 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44465)
TBA Day LAI
(1-6) Section 07 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44467)
TBA Day LIU
(1-6) Section 08 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44469)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-6) Section 09 - Prof Experience/Synthesis (#44471)
TBA Day SCOTT

PSE 899 - Master's Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the master's thesis. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#44473)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#44475)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#44477)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#44479)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#44481)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#44483)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#44485)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#44487)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#44489)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-12) Section 01 - Masters Thesis Research (#44662)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Masters Thesis Research (#44664)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Masters Thesis Research (#44666)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Masters Thesis Research (#44668)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Masters Thesis Research (#44670)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Masters Thesis Research (#44672)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Masters Thesis Research (#44674)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Masters Thesis Research (#44676)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Masters Thesis Research (#44678)
TBA Day SCOTT

PSE 999 - Doctoral Thesis Research (1-12)

Research and independent study for the doctoral dissertation. Fall, Spring or Summer.
Credit hours to be arranged.

(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44680)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44682)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44684)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44686)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44688)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44690)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44692)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44694)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44696)
TBA Day SCOTT
(1-12) Section 01 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44491)
TBA Day AMIDON
(1-12) Section 02 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44493)
TBA Day BUJANOVIC
(1-12) Section 03 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44495)
TBA Day CHATTERJEE
(1-12) Section 04 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44497)
TBA Day DOELLE
(1-12) Section 05 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44499)
TBA Day FRANCIS
(1-12) Section 06 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44501)
TBA Day LAI
(1-12) Section 07 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44503)
TBA Day LIU
(1-12) Section 08 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44505)
TBA Day RAMARAO
(1-12) Section 09 - Doctoral Thesis Research (#44507)
TBA Day SCOTT

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