Fall Preview Course List Friday, November 11, 2016
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1 Fall Preview Course List Friday, November 11, 2016 CLASSROOM BUILDINGS Please consult Guide to the Campus to view grid locations (LETTER#) Ainsworth (G4) Bass Hall (E5) Burton Hall (E5) Ford Hall (G6) Green St. Annex (F6) Hatfield Hall (D7) Hillyer Hall (E8) Mend. Theatre (G5) McConnell Hall (E5) Sabin-Reed Hall (E5) Sage Hall (G4) Seelye Hall (F7) Stoddard (E8) Theatre Building (G5) Wright Hall (E6) Academic Subject Abbreviations ARA ARH BIO CHI CHM CLT CSC ECO EDC EGR ENG ENV FRN FYS Arabic Art History Biology Chinese Chemistry Comparative Literature Computer Science Economics Education & Child Study Engineering English Environmental Science French Studies First Year Seminar GEO GER GRK HST ITL JPN JUD KOR LAT LOG LSS MTH MUS MUX Geosciences German Studies Greek History Italian Japanese Jewish Studies Korean Latin Logic Landscape Studies Math Music Museums Concentration PHI PHY POR PPL PSY REL RES SDS SOC SPN SWG THE Philosophy Physics Portuguese Public Policy Psychology Religion Russian, E. Eur. & Eurasian Statistical & Data Sciences Sociology Spanish Study of Women & Gender Theatre 1
2 8:00 8:50 AM FRN ACCELERATED BEGINNING FRENCH I 105 Hatfield Hall Leone, Ann 8:00 9:50 AM PHY INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS I 305 Sabin-Reed Hall Weinberger, Doreen 8:30 9:50 AM MTH ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS 301 Burton Hall Beichman, Jennifer MTH CALCULUS I 219 Burton Hall Schultheis, Daniel CSC INTRO COMPUTER SCI PROGRAMMING 106 Seelye Hall O'Rourke, Joseph MTH INTRO DISCRETE MATHEMATICS 101 Seelye Hall Spencer, Gwen 9:00 9:50 AM POR ELEMENTARY PORTUGUESE 104 Hatfield Hall Harrison, Marguerite I ARA ELEMENTARY ARABIC 307 Burton Hall Moustafa, Shaimaa ARA ELEMENTARY ARABIC 101 Burton Hall Weinert, John O FRN ACCELERATED BEGINNING FRENCH I 205 Hatfield Hall Gosnell, Jonathan K JPN JAPANESE I (INTENSIVE) 107 Hatfield Hall Kawamitsu, Shinji CHI CHINESE I (INTENSIVE) 107 Seelye Hall Chen, Yalin ECO INTRODUCTORY MICROECONOMICS 110 Seelye Hall Bartlett, Randall K FYS END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT 109 Hillyer Hall Kendall, Gillian M PSY COLLOQ: UNDERSTANDING MINDS 102 McConnell Hall de Villiers, Peter A JPN JAPANESE II (INTENSIVE) L19 Hillyer Hall Kumagai, Yuri CHI CHINESE II (INTENSIVE) 109 Seelye Hall Zhao, Ling 2
3 9:00 10:10 AM GER ELEMENTARY GERMAN 203 Hatfield Hall Keyler-Mayer, Judith GER INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 105 Seelye Hall Haegele, Lisa 9:00 10:20 AM LAT ELEMENTARY LATIN 204 Seelye Hall Worsham, Rebecca JUD ELEMENTARY MODERN HEBREW 15 Sage Hall Caravita, Joanna CHM CHEMISTRY I: GENERAL 103 McConnell Hall Queeney, Katherine L SPN ACCELERATED ELEMENTARY SPANISH 304 Seelye Hall Kahan, Lisandro S FRN INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 106 Hatfield Hall Métral, Christiane ENV/GEO MODELING OUR WORLD: INTRO GEO I.S. 104 Sabin-Reed Hall Loveless, John BIO CELL BIOLOGY 240 Ford Hall Scordilis, Stylianos P MTH/SDS INTRO PROBABILITY & STATISTICS 301 Sabin-Reed Hall Baumer, Benjamin S CHM CHEMISTRY III: ORGANIC 404 McConnell Hall Shea, Kevin M ITL INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION ITALIAN 201 Hatfield Hall Succi-Hempstead, M. LSS VISUAL STORYTELLING 202 Green St. Annex Bertone-Johnson, R. ITL ELEMENTARY ITALIAN 105 Hatfield Hall Gugliotta, Simone M 10:00 10:50 AM MUS INTRO TO WORLD MUSIC 215 Sage Hall Sarkissian, Margaret GEO INTRO TO EARTH PROCESS & HISTORY 220 Sabin-Reed Hall Rhodes, Amy L JPN JAPANESE I (INTENSIVE) 107 Hatfield Hall Kawamitsu, Shinji CHI CHINESE I (INTENSIVE) 107 Seelye Hall Chen, Yalin SPN LOW INTERMED SPANISH INTENSIVE 101 Burton Hall Falsetti-Yu, Molly ENG METHODS OF LITERARY STUDY 104 Hatfield Hall Gurton-Wachter, Lily POR INTERMEDIATE PORTUGUESE 205 Hatfield Hall McNee, Malcolm K PHY MATH METH PHY SCI & ENGINEERING I 102 McConnell Hall Norsen, Travis T MTH LINEAR ALGEBRA 308 Seelye Hall Friedmann, Tamar MTH CALCULUS III 110 Seelye Hall Merrill, Nathaniel C FRN HIGH INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 102 Green St. Annex Mack, Mehammed A CHI CHINESE II (INTENSIVE) 109 Seelye Hall Zhao, Ling MTH TOPICS IN NUMBER THEORY 101 Seelye Hall Mehta, Rajan 3
4 11:00 11:50 AM KOR KOREAN I B4 Seelye Hall Massey, Suk JPN JAPANESE I (INTENSIVE) 107 Hatfield Hall Kawamitsu, Shinji CHI CHINESE I (INTENSIVE) 107 Seelye Hall Chen, Yalin SPN LOW INTERMEDIATE SPAN (INTENS) 206 Hatfield Hall Porter, Phoebe A FRN HIGH INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 106 Hatfield Hall Métral, Christiane SPN CONTEMP CULTR SPAN-SPEAK WORLD 208 Seelye Hall Berger, Silvia FRN LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY 201 Hatfield Hall Doss-Quinby, Eglal 11:00 AM 12:10 PM THE ART OF THEATRE DESIGN 109 Theatre Building Check, Edward M LOG VALID & INVALID REASONING 201 Seelye Hall Garfield, Jay L GRK ELEMENTARY GREEK 307 Burton Hall Spence, Barry A BIO MODERN BIO FOR CONCERNED CITIZ 404 McConnell Hall Williams, Steven A ENV SUSTAINABILITY&SOC-ECO SYS 101 Seelye Hall Washington-Ottombre, C GEO NATURAL DISASTERS:SCIENCE 104 Sabin-Reed Hall Loveless, John ARH ART AND ITS HISTORIES 103 Hillyer Hall Moore, John E GER ELEMENTARY GERMAN 203 Hatfield Hall Keyler-Mayer, Judith ITL ELEMENTARY ITALIAN 105 Hatfield Hall Succi-Hempstead, M. MTH CALCULUS I 210 Bass Hall Schultheis, Daniel MTH CALCULUS I 219 Burton Hall Beichman, Jennifer CHM CHEMISTRY I: GENERAL B15 McConnell Hall Berke, Andrew CSC INTRO COMP SCI TH PROGRAMMING 240 Ford Hall O'Rourke, Joseph CHM ADVANCED GENERAL CHEMISTRY 302 Seelye Hall Linck, Robert G PHI HST OF ANC & MEDIEV WEST PHIL 308 Seelye Hall Levin, Susan POR ELEMENT PORTUG SPANISH SPEAKER 205 Hatfield Hall McNee, Malcolm K PSY CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCE Weinstein Auditorium Wright Hall Powell, Beth MTH INTRO DISCRETE MATHEMATICS 313 Seelye Hall Spencer, Gwen REL INTRO TO THE BIBLE I 311 Seelye Hall Kaminsky, Joel S FYS RE-MEMBERING MARIE ANTOINETTE 306 Seelye Hall Vanpée, Janie M ENG ENGLISH LITERARY TRADITION I 102 Seelye Hall Oram, William A SPN INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 304 Seelye Hall Kahan, Lisandro S BIO ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY 103 McConnell Hall Mangiamele, Lisa A GER INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 109 Seelye Hall Haegele, Lisa 4
5 11:00 AM 12:10 PM cont. ARA INTERMEDIATE ARABIC I 224 Sabin-Reed Hall Weinert, John O PSY STATS METHODS FOR RESEARCH S150 Ainsworth Palmer, David C ENG/CLT WESTERN CLASSICS HOMER TO DANTE 202 Seelye Hall Thurston, Michael T PPL PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS 301 Seelye Hall Bartlett, Randall K CHM CHEMISTRY III: ORGANIC G2 Stoddard Hall Gorin, David HST MAKING OF MEDIEVAL WORLD Seelye Hall Birk, Joshua SPN CREATIVE WRI OF SPAIN BY/FOR WOMEN L19 Hillyer Hall Lázaro, Reyes ENG AMER LITERATURE BEFORE Seelye Hall Millington, Richard H 1:10 2:00 PM SPN LOW INTERMEDIATE SPAN (INTENS) 203 Hatfield Hall Falsetti-Yu, Molly KOR KOREAN II B4 Seelye Hall Kim, Shihyun SPN CONTEMP CULTURE SPANISH SPEAKING 201 Green St. Annex Berger, Silvia 1:10 2:20 PM ITL ACCELERATED ELEM ITALIAN I 105 Hatfield Hall Succi-Hempstead, M. SPN INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 304 Seelye Hall Kahan, Lisandro S 1:10 2:30 PM RES ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN 202 Hatfield Hall Dengub, Evgeny S GER ELEMENTARY GERMAN 206 Seelye Hall Haegele, Lisa MTH CALCULUS I S150 Ainsworth Merrill, Nathaniel C SPN ACCELERATED ELEMENTARY SPANISH 206 Hatfield Hall Porter, Phoebe A MUX HIST & CRIT ISSUES OF MUSEUMS 106 Seelye Hall Newey, Margaret L FYS REACTING TO THE PAST 103 McConnell Hall Birk, Joshua 5
6 1:10 2:30 PM cont. ENG ENGLISH LITERARY TRADITION I 208 Seelye Hall Thurston, Michael T THE SET DESIGN I 109 Theatre Building Check, Edward M ENG SHAKESPEARE 313 Seelye Hall Oram, William A 1:10 3:00 PM PHY INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS I 305 Sabin-Reed Hall Williams, William D PHY INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS II 308 Sabin-Reed Hall Palmer-Fortune, Joyce 1:10 4:00 PM EGR ENGINEERING FOR EVERYONE:WATER 024 Ford Hall Guswa, Andrew J 2:40 3:30 PM KOR KOREAN I B4 Seelye Hall Massey, Suk SPN ADVANCED COMPOSITION 201 Hatfield Hall Berger, Silvia 2:40 4:00 PM MTH CALCULUS I 219 Burton Hall Merrill, Nathaniel C MTH CALCULUS II 209 Burton Hall Friedmann, Tamar RES INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN 202 Hatfield Hall Dengub, Evgeny S SWG GENDER, LAND AND FOOD MOVEMENT 104 Sabin Reed Armstrong, Elisabeth 6
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