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• PSY 450 - Principles of Behavioral Management (4)
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• PSY 452 - Organizational Change and Intervention (4)
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• PSY 455 - Human Sexual Behavior: Relationships (4)
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• PSY 460/460A - Sensation and Perception (3/1)
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• PSY 461 - Senior Project (2)
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• PSY 462 - Senior Project (2)
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• PSY 463 - Undergraduate Seminar (2)
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• PSY 490 - Leadership and Teams (4)
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• PSY 498 - Senior Seminar (4)
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• PSY 499/499A/499L - Special Topics for Upper Division Students (1-4/1-4/1-4)
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• PSY 510 - Research Methods and Statistics (4)
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• PSY 515 - Advanced Topics in Human Development (4)
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• PSY 530 - Psychobiology of Mental Disorders (4)
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• PSY 545 - Introduction to Family and Marital Therapy (4)
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• PSY 550 - Development—The Family Life Cycle (4)
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• PSY 555 - Psychopathology I (4)
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• PSY 560 - Psychopathology II (4)
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• PSY 565/565L - Advanced Testing, Lab, and Professional Issues (4/1)
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• PSY 570 - Ethical Issues in Counseling and Family Therapy (4)
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• PSY 575 - Cross-cultural and Gender Issues in Therapy, and Recovery Model (4)
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• PSY 581 - Practicum I (1)
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• PSY 582 - Practicum II (2)
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• PSY 583 - Practicum III (2)
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• PSY 584 - Practicum IV (2)
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• PSY 595 - Group Process and Group Therapy (2)
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• PSY 598 - Human Sexuality (4)
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• PSY 605 - Diagnosis and Treatment of the Family Systems and Family Violence (4)
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• PSY 606 - Diagnosis and Treatment of Couples and Spousal Abuse (4)
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• PSY 607 - Diagnosis and Treatment of Children/Child Abuse (4)
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• PSY 610 - Special Problems in Treatment: Substance Abuse (2)
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• PSY 620 - Supervised Practice (6)
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• PSY 621 - Advanced Supervised Practice l (6)
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• PSY 622 - Advanced Supervised Practice II (6)
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• PSY 692 - Independent Study (1-4)
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• PSY 697 - Comprehensive Exam (1)
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• PSY 699 - Master’s Degree Continuation (0)
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Plant Science - Graduate |
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• PLT 500 - Introduction to Graduate Research in the Plant Sciences (2)
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• PLT 510 - Advanced Topics in the Plant and Environmental Sciences (3)
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• PLT 550 - Seminar in Plant Science (3)
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• PLT 591 - Directed Study (1-2)
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• PLT 594 - Presentation of Research Proposal (1)
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• PLT 692 - Graduate Independent Study (1-4)
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• PLT 694 - Thesis/Project Research (1-3)
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• PLT 696 - Master’s Degree Thesis/Project (1-3)
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• PLT 699 - Master’s Degree Continuation (0)
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Regenerative Studies |
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• RS 111 - Introduction to Regenerative Studies (4)
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• RS 301 - Life Support Processes (4)
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• RS 302 - Global Regenerative Systems (4)
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• RS 303 - Organization for Regenerative Practices (4)
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• RS 311/311L - Regenerative Principles and Processes (3/2)
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• RS 312/312L - Regenerative Practices and Technologies (3/2)
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• RS 313/313L - Regenerative Practices and Technologies (3/2)
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• RS 400 - Directed Study in Regenerative Practices (2-4)
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• RS 414/414L - Current Applications in Regenerative Studies (3/1)
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• RS 450 - Sustainable Communities (4)
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• RS 465 - Ecological Patterns and processes (4)
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• RS 499 - Special Topics in Regenerative Studies (1-4)
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• RS 501 - Regenerative Practices (4)
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• RS 510/510L - Regenerative Concepts and Social Practices (3/2)
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• RS 520/520L - Nature as Model (3/2)
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• RS 530/530L - Regenerative Technologies (3/2)
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• RS 540/540L - Methods and Applications for Regenerative Systems (3/1)
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• RS 550 - Seminar in Research Methods I (2)
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• RS 599/599L - Special Topics for Graduate Students (1-4)
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• RS 640 - Coalition Building (3)
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• RS 650 - Seminar in Research Methods II (2)
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• RS 691 - Directed Research (1-4)
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• RS 692 - Independent Study (1-4)
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• RS 694 - Thesis/Project Research (4)
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• RS 695 - Master’s Project (4)
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• RS 696 - Master’s Thesis (4)
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• RS 699 - Master’s Degree Continuation (0)
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Science NOTE: For all courses which have both a lecture component and an activity or laboratory component (e.g .; ), both components are corequisities; that is, they must be taken concurrently.
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• SCI 101/101A - Science and Mathematics: Freshman Experience I (1/1)
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• SCI 102/102A - Science and Mathematics: Freshman Experience II (1/1)
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• SCI 110/110A - Success in Science (1/1)
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• SCI 111/111A - Success in Science (1/1)
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• SCI 200 - Special Study for Lower Division Students (1-2)
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• SCI 210/210L - Physics Concepts and Activities (3/1)
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• SCI 211/211L - Chemical Sciences (3/1)
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• SCI 212/212L - Earth Sciences (3/1)
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• SCI 213/213L - Life Science for Elementary Educators (3/1)
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• SCI 215/215A - Introduction to Interdisciplinary GIS Studies (3/1)
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• SCI 250 - Integrated Science I (5)
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• SCI 251 - Integrated Science II (5)
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• SCI 299/299A/299L - Special Topics for Lower Division Students (1-4/1-4/1-4)
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• SCI 310 - Integrated Science III (6)
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• SCI 400 - Special Study for Upper Division Students (1-2)
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• SCI 450 - Philosophic Implications of Science (4)
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• SCI 460 - Problems in Oceanographic Studies (3-5)
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• SCI 461 - Senior Research I (2)
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• SCI 462 - Senior Research II (2)
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• SCI 463 - Senior Seminar (4)
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• SCI 470 - Cooperative Education (1-4)
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• SCI 471 - Cooperative Education (1-4)
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• SCI 472 - Cooperative Education (1-4)
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• SCI 473 - Cooperative Education (1-4)
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• SCI 475 - Beyond Curie: Women in Math, Science, and Engineering (4)
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• SCI 484 - Science and Technology Seminar (4)
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• SCI 499/499A/499L - Special Topics for Upper Division Students (1-4/1-4/1-4)
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Science, Technology, and Society |
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• STS 201 - Introduction to Science, Technology, and Society (4)
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