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PE-203 Team Sports 3 cr. Social Responsibility and Ethical Reasoning Repeatable for Credit: No Introduction to team sports: skills and strategies, rules, etiquette, and ethics.
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PE-204 Competition in the 21st Century 3 cr. Social Responsibility and Ethical Reasoning Repeatable for Credit: No Investigation into the contemporary issues and ethical considerations of Intercollegiate athletic competition. Topics will include sport governance, contemporary social issues, psychological aspects, and proper training.
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PE-205 Lifelong Wellness: Biggest Loser Style 3 cr. Contemporary Issues, Social Responsibility and Ethical Reasoning Repeatable for Credit: No Personal wellness through healthy lifestyle choices and physical activity.
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PE-265 Physical Activities for Young Children 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Sequential development of physical perceptual skills in children, birth to age 5; perceptual motor activities that promote development.
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PE-299 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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PE-345 Basketball Officiating 1 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Rules and officiating techniques for men’s and women’s basketball; preparation for DGWS and/or WIAA officiating certifications.
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PE-346 Football Officiating 1 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Application of football officiating rules and techniques.
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PE-352 Theory and Management of Coaching 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Current management principles and practices applied to the profession of coaching.
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PE-362 Psycho-Social Aspects of Athletics 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Examination of the psychology of sport and human movement. Understanding motivation, individual differences and social influence.
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PE-399 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department consent
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PE-401 Coaching Gymnastics 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Elements of gymnastic tumbling and use of gymnastic apparatus as part of a modern physical education program.
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PE-460 Coaching Basketball 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Fundamentals and methods of teaching and coaching basketball, definite plan of offense and defense, selected techniques analyzed, rules and practice schedules, theories and their applications.
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PE-461 Coaching Football 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Fundamentals and methods of teaching and coaching football, definite plan of offense and defense, selected techniques analyzed, rules and practice schedules, theories and their applications.
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PE-470 Coaching Baseball 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Fundamentals and methods of teaching and coaching baseball, definite plan of offense and defense, selected techniques analyzed, rules and practice schedules, theories and their applications.
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PE-471 Coaching Track and Field 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Fundamentals and methods of teaching and coaching track and field, definite plan of offense and defense, selected techniques analyzed, rules and practice schedules, theories and their applications.
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PE-478 Coaching and Officiating Volleyball 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Skills and techniques of coaching and officiating competitive volleyball. Instructor’s Consent Required Prerequisite: take PE-185
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PE-480 Coaching Youth Athletes 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Coaching strategies for organized non-varsity youth sports programs–philosophy, psychology, physiology, pedagogy, prevention and care of injuries, and legalities.
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PE-481 Coaching Hockey 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Philosophies, fundamentals and methods of teaching and coaching offensive and defensive hockey skills and strategies; organizing and administering hockey programs at all age levels.
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PE-482 Coaching Softball 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Philosophies, fundamentals and methods of teaching and coaching offensive and defensive softball skills and strategies; organizing and administering softball programs at all age levels. Must be Sophomore level or higher
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PE-483 Coaching Soccer 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Philosophies, fundamentals and methods of teaching and coaching offensive and defensive soccer skills and strategies; organizing and administering soccer programs at all age levels. Must be Sophomore level or higher
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PE-490 Practicum in Coaching 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No On- or off-campus work and study in athletic coaching with competitive teams. Department Consent
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PE-499 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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PHYS-150 The Nature and Application of Light and Color 2 cr. Natural Science Repeatable for Credit: No The nature of light and color: the basic principles of our visual perception of nature and the arts are presented for students with no formal background in science. Prerequisite: One year H.S. Algebra and Math placement score required, or MATH-10 or higher.
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PHYS-151 Astronomy 3 cr. Natural Science with Lab Repeatable for Credit: No The solar system, stars, galaxies and the universe. Physical processes and observational methods.
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PHYS-199 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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PHYS-211 Introduction to Physics 3 cr. Natural Science Repeatable for Credit: No Introduction to principles of physics, including mechanics, fluids, heat and thermodynamics, light and sound, electricity and magnetism; their applications to specific technologies.
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PHYS-212 Introduction to Physics: Lab 1 cr. Natural Science with Lab Repeatable for Credit: No Measurement, analysis and presentation of laboratory data on basic physics concepts, including mechanics, fluids, heat, electricity, light and sound. Corequisite: PHYS-211
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PHYS-222 Heat and Thermodynamics 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Concepts of temperature and heat, temperature- dependent properties and processes, heat transfer; laws relating heat and other forms of energy.
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PHYS-241 College Physics I 5 cr. Natural Science with Lab Repeatable for Credit: No Calculus-based general physics course: mechanics and thermodynamics with laboratory. Prerequisite: take either MATH-151 , MATH-153 or MATH-156
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PHYS-242 College Physics II 5 cr. Natural Science with Lab Repeatable for Credit: No Calculus-based general physics course: electricity, sound, light and selected topics in modern physics with laboratory. Prerequisite: take PHYS-241
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PHYS-249 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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PHYS-250 The Physics of Light and Color 3 cr. Natural Science with Lab Repeatable for Credit: No Properties, sources and perception of light are examined through lectures and laboratory activity. Topics considered are: color systems and vision, optical devices and phenomena; and image formation and appearance. Prerequisite: Take any MATH 100-level or higher
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PHYS-251 Topics in Astronomy 1 cr. Natural Science Repeatable for Credit: No Qualitative analysis emphasizing physical principles of selected topics in astronomy. Significance of modern methods of obtaining astronomical information.
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PHYS-252 Neurophysics 4 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Examination of physical principles as they relate to brain function and neural systems. Exploration of the physics involved in techniques and technologies used in the study and imaging of the brain. Math Placement or MATH-120
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PHYS-255 Meteorology 2 cr. Natural Science with Lab Repeatable for Credit: No Physical processes that determine properties of the earth’s atmosphere: precipitation, atmospheric circulation, weather, climate and human influence on the atmosphere in the framework of physics.
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PHYS-257 Introduction to Geology and Soil Mechanics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Physical processes involved in rock formation, mountain building, erosional landscapes, plate tectonics, earthquakes and geologic dating. Elementary soil mechanics.
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PHYS-258 Introduction to Geology 2 cr. Natural Science Repeatable for Credit: No Composition of the earth and its physical processes, including geologic time, rocks and minerals, raw resources and energy, volcanism, earthquakes, streams and groundwater, weathering, glaciation, shorelines, deserts, wind, and planetary geology.
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PHYS-281 University Physics I 5 cr. Natural Science with Lab Repeatable for Credit: No Calculus-based general physics course: mechanics and thermodynamics with laboratory. Prerequisite: take either MATH-154 or MATH-157 , or may be concurrently enrolled.
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PHYS-282 University Physics II 5 cr. Natural Science with Lab Repeatable for Credit: No Calculus-based general physics course: electricity, sound, light, and selected topics in modern physics with laboratory. Prerequisite: take PHYS-281 or MECH-292
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PHYS-291 Statics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Essential elements of statics. Includes vector mechanics, coplanar and non-coplanar force systems, resultants, distributed loads, free-body diagrams, equilibrium conditions, trusses and frames, method of joints, method of sections, and force of inertia. Prerequisite or co-requisite: MATH-154 or concurrent enrollment
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PHYS-299 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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PHYS-301 Physics for Future Presidents 3 cr. Natural Science, Global Perspective Repeatable for Credit: No Science-related topics that a future president must master or any person interested in public policy matters with science content. Terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, energy production, peak oil, nuclear power, radioactivity, environmental degradation, overpopulation, space, satellites, natural disasters, and pseudoscience.
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PHYS-321 Statics and Strength of Materials 4 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Force and moment equilibrium including friction, trusses, frames and machines. Simple and compound stress and strain including beams and joints. Prerequisite: take PHYS-241 or PHYS-281
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PHYS-327 Solid State Physics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Crystalline structure, lattice vibration and energy states, Brillouin zones, electrons in metals, semi-conductors, and dielectric and magnetic properties of solids. Prerequisites: take PHYS-282 or PHYS-242 , and take MATH-157 or MATH-154
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PHYS-329 Atomic and Nuclear Physics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Elements of atomic and nuclear physics. Prerequisites: take PHYS-242 or PHYS-282 , and take MATH-154 or MATH-157
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PHYS-330 Science and the Fallible Mind for Educators 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Cross-disciplinary, physical science course primarily intended for educators. Defines and examines science with a perspective on societal issues related to the human mind, consumer marketing, psychology, religion, risk and fear, global concerns, and the use and abuse of numbers. H.S. Algebra required.
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PHYS-333 Dynamics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Essential elements of dynamics: rectilinear, angular and harmonic motions; forces producing motion, work, energy, acceleration, impulse and momentum.
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PHYS-335 Optics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Optics with emphasis on the wave nature of light: interference diffraction, polarization and coherence; their applications in holography. Prerequisites: take PHYS-282 , or take PHYS-242 , MATH-154 and MATH-157
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PHYS-349 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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PHYS-351 Astrophysics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Quantitative and qualitative study of the solar system, stars, galaxies and the universe. Physical processes and observational methods and analysis. Prerequisite: take PHYS-242 or PHYS-282
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PHYS-358 Soil Science and Conservation 4 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Soil formation and the relationship of its physical, chemical, and biological properties to natural and agricultural ecosystems, with implications for sustainable management. Prerequisites: Take CHEM-135 and PHYS-258
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PHYS-360 Physics Modeling for Game Programmers 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Use of mathematics and physics to model the physical world for use in games and other computer simulations. Topics include motion, gravity, collisions, vectors, matrices, differential equations, dynamics, hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, and elastic systems to model common game objects. Prerequisites: take CS-244 , MATH-275 and PHYS-281 , and take either MATH-154 or MATH-157
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PHYS-399 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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PHYS-449 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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PHYS-489 Advanced Physics Experience 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Experience leading to a deeper understanding of principles and applications of physics. Instructor’s Consent Required Must be Junior level or higher
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PHYS-499 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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PLE-305 Extrusion Theory and Applications 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Application of advanced theory in extrusion, extrusion blow molding, and thermoforming. Material specifications, part designs, die or mold designs, plasticating process and equipment, and control and monitoring systems will be emphasized. Prerequisites: take MFGT-250 , MFGE-275 and ENGGR-210
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PLE-310 Injection Molding Theory, Design and Application 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Builds on basic injection molding knowledge with an emphasis on design, process cause and effect, troubleshooting, advanced molding techniques, cycle time reduction efforts, thermal management techniques, and rapid prototyping. Prerequisites: take MFGT-341 , MFGE-275 , and ENGGR-210
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PLE-340 Process Simulation and Analysis 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Concepts of process modeling and simulation including rheological and thermal behavior of polymers during processing. Practical applications are analyzed utilizing commercial simulation software. Prerequisites: take PLE-305 and PLE-310 ; Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment: MFGE-391
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PLE-349 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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PLE-360 Testing and Analysis of Plastics 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Mechanical, rheological, and thermal properties of plastics. Theoretical principles are combined with laboratory experimentation to identify and characterize plastics in order to evaluate how the properties relate to processing and part performance. Prerequisites: take MFGE-275 , MECH-294 , and CHEM-325
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PLE-405 Capstone I: Process/Product Design 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Design of a product, process, and/or experiment(s) to perform a useful function or solve an industry-based or independent research problem related to plastics engineering. Requires knowledge in research, problem solving, teamwork, communication skills, project management, documentation, and experimentation. Corequisites: take PLE-340 , PLE-360 and INMGT-422 concurrently.
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PLE-410 Capstone II: Process/Product Development 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No A study of process and/or product development through 1) applied research and experimentation, or 2) the design, building, and testing of a product assembly, used to perform a useful function or solve an industry-based/independent research problem. Process documentation and experimental analyses will be emphasized. Prerequisites: take PLE-405 , MFGE-415 (prerequisite or corequisite), MFGE-363 , and MFGE-325
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PLE-420 Transport Phenoma for Plastics Engineers 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Fluid dynamics and heat transfer applied to plastics processing. Plastic flow behavior as a non-Newtonian fluid with shear heating. Effects of operating conditions and mold/die design on filling behavior, cooling rates, and part characteristics. Finite difference and iterative calculations employed with comparison to fluid flow simulation software. Prerequisites: take MFGE-275 , MFGE-391 , and PLE-340 or concurrent enrollment
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PLE-449 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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PLE-499 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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POLS-199 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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POLS-210 American Government 3 cr. Racial & Ethnic Studies Category B, Social and Behavioral Sciences - Political Science Repeatable for Credit: No Structures and processes of national, state and local government in the United States; constitutional framework, political theory and ideology, racial and ethnic dimensions of U.S. political culture, civil rights, media, voting, parties, elections, interest groups, and policy making. Comparisons with selected foreign governments.
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POLS-220 State And Local Government 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No State and local governments within U.S. federal system.
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POLS-240 History and Politics of Africa 3 cr. Contemporary Issues, Global Perspective, Humanities and the Arts - History, Social and Behavioral Sciences - Political Science Repeatable for Credit: No Familiarity with cultures and civilizations of Africa, historical roots of modern situations. Emergence of human culture; traditional societies; colonialism and racism; regional persistence; independence and development; civil war and ethnic conflict; participation in a global economy.
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POLS-249 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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POLS-250 History of Race, Politics and Technology 3 cr. Contemporary Issues, Racial & Ethnic Studies Category A Repeatable for Credit: No Historical and contemporary relationships between technology, assessments of technology impacts, studies of differing impacts upon distinct racial, ethnic and socioeconomic groups, and analysis of group differences in access to political and policy-oriented remedies.
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POLS-260 Problems of U.S. Foreign Policy 3 cr. Social Responsibility and Ethical Reasoning Repeatable for Credit: No Analysis of U.S. foreign policy objectives and decision making from both U.S. and foreign perspectives. Historical and contemporary problems of national defense, relationships with different regions and nations, economic and resource policies, presidential/Congressional authority, intelligence operations, and public opinion.
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POLS-270 Introduction to Comparative Government 3 cr. Global Perspective, Social and Behavioral Sciences - Political Science Repeatable for Credit: No Analysis and comparison of basic political principles, institutions and problems of major Western, Communist and underdeveloped nations; consideration of alternative approaches to political order and change.
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POLS-299 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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POLS-310 Political Parties and Elections 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Analysis of modern political parties. Nominating methods, campaigns, elections. Practical politics in legislative bodies; machines and bosses. Prerequisite: take POLS-210
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POLS-340 International Relations 3 cr. Global Perspective, Social and Behavioral Sciences - Political Science Repeatable for Credit: No The global political system; influence of technology, ideology, ethnicity, national interests, power, morality, multinational business, international organizations, and economic, demographic and ecological patterns; approaches to managing war, violence, economic relations, global pollution and other international problems.
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POLS-349 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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POLS-399 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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POLS-449 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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POLS-499 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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POWER-103 Power Mechanics 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Internal and external combustion heat engines, mechanical and fluid transmission systems; present and future applications and limitations. Laboratory work emphasized.
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POWER-149 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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POWER-249 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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POWER-260 Introduction to Fluid Power 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Basic fluid mechanics, pneumatics, hydraulics, control systems and common industrial circuits.
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POWER-299 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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POWER-303 Mechanical Power Transmission 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Fundamentals of mechanical power transmission: theory of operation, selection of components, suggestions for application, and analysis of systems.
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POWER-349 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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POWER-361 Industrial Hydraulics 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Theory, operation and construction of hydraulic systems and circuits; pumps, reservoirs, lines, control valves and actuators.
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POWER-362 Industrial Pneumatics 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Theory, operation and construction of pneumatic and pneumatic/hydraulic system components, with application to basic industrial circuits; compressors, plumbing, control valves and actuators.
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POWER-395 Seminar 1-2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Specific content is designed to upgrade competencies of participants. Content will change to reflect current state of the art in electricity/electronics or power mechanics.
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POWER-399 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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POWER-449 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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POWER-499 Independent Study 1-3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Department Consent
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Property Management |
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PM-100 Introduction to Property Management 2 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Property management industry overview: types of residential and commercial property managed and career paths within the industry. Understanding relationships among property managers, owners and tenants.
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PM-280 Hospitality Facilities Management 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Applied perspectives on responsible and efficient management of physical plant and equipment demands to achieve maximum guest and tenant satisfaction at acceptable operating costs. Must be Sophomore level or higher
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PM-349 Cooperative Education Experience 1-8 cr. Repeatable for Credit: Yes Work and study in an approved position to gain business/industrial/other experience. Normally entails recurring, supervised work periods, each one building and expanding on the previous. Department Consent
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PM-358 Ethical Decision Making in Property Management 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Analysis of ethical decisions in property management. Case studies incorporating major laws impacting the property management industry; codes of ethics of major professional societies in property management.
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PM-362 Real Estate Market Analysis and Investment Analysis 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Analytical tools used for decision making by property managers and the stakeholders they serve. Market and investment analysis and role in providing a financial perspective for the property manager and owner. Prerequisite: take BUACT-207
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PM-365 Principles of Real Estate 3 cr. Repeatable for Credit: No Examine real estate issues relating to property ownership, financing, land use control, transferring interest in real estate through real estate contracts and deeds, leasing and managing property and understanding agents’ pre-license and brokerage requirements.
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