Spring 2019 Time Schedule
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CORE CURRICULUM - TACOMA |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| T CORE 101 INTRO ACADEM WRIT | (C) |
Restr C 5 MW 130-330 TPS 201 Casas,Ruben Open 18/ 20
TITLE: LANGUAGE AND POWER.
DESCRIPTION: THIS CLASS EXPLORES
WHAT ACADEMIC READING AND WRITING
IS THROUGH THE LENS OF LANGUAGE AND
POWER. WE WILL BE EXPLORING WHAT
STANDARD ENGLISH IS AND WRITING
ABOUT LANGUAGE DISCRIMINATION AND
THE POWER OF WORDS TO ENACT CHANGE.
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| T CORE 122 INTRO TO SCIENCE | (NW) |
Restr D 5 TTh 800-1000 ADMC WCG209 McDonald,Erik Open 22/ 25
TITLE: WHERE THE WATER MEETS THE
ROAD-EXAMINING THE ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS OF URBANIZATION ON
AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS.
DESCRIPTION: THIS COURSE EXPLORES
HOW SCIENCE IS USED TO UNDERSTAND
THE ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS THAT
ARE IMPOSED ON AQUATIC SYSTEMS IN
THE PUGET SOUND REGION. WE WILL
ALSO DISCUSS SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES THAT AIM
TO ALLEVIATE THESE CONCERNS.
STUDENTS WILL ENGAGE IN THIS
MATERIAL THROUGH FIELD TRIPS, AN
AUTHENTIC RESEARCH EXPERIENCE,
AND "FLIPPED" LECTURES.
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Restr INTRO TO HUMANITIES | (VLPA) |
Restr B 5 MWF 800-920 ADMC GWP101 Machine,Augustus Jonny Open 24/ 25
TITLE: ZOMBIES, DEMONS, AND
GHOSTS- LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE
OF THE FANTASTIC.
DESCRIPTION: THIS COURSE WILL BE
AN EXPLORATION OF LATIN AMERICAN
EXAMPLES OF THE LITERARY GENRE
KNOWN AS LITERATURA FANTASTICA OR
(LITERATURE OF THE FANTASTIC), ,
WHICH IS COMPRISED OF WORKS IN
WHICH BOTH THE CHARACTERS AND
READERS ARE LEFT DOUBTING THE
NATURE OF REALITY. IN THIS CLASS
WE WILL EXAMINE SEVERAL CLASSICS
OF THIS MOVEMENT WITH THE GOAL OF
DEVELOPING THE STUDENTS' SKILL IN
CRITICALLY ANALYZING AND
WRITING ABOUT LITERARY TEXTS.
STUDENTS WILL BE INTRODUCED TO THE
THEORY BEHIND THE CLASSIFICATION
OF THESE WORKS, AND THEIR
SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES TO
RELATED GENRES.
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Restr F 5 MW 130-330 DOU 260 Falit-Baiamonte,Anthony Open 22/ 25
TITLE: VISUALIZING AND ENGAGING
CHANGING CITIES.
DESCRIPTION: THIS COURSE WILL
EXPLORE RECENT CHANGES IN US AND
INTERNATIONAL CITIES THROUGH A
FOCUS ON URBAN DESIGN,
CARTOGRAPHY-DEMOGRAPHY, AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. STUDENTS
WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO
ENGAGE LOCAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH
RESEARCH, SERVICE, AND PUBLIC
SCHOLARSHIP. THROUGHOUT THE
COURSE, SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE
GIVEN TO THE ISSUES OF SOCIAL
JUSTICE, EQUITY, AND DIVERSITY.
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