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Table of ContentsGuide Course InformationCourse Index by Dept/SubjectBuilding and Auditorium LocationsCampus MapClass Listing by School/CollegeSUNY Environmental Science & Forestry23456129*This PDF Schedule of Classes is a point-in-time snapshot, published once a semester, and current as of the datespecified. MySlice Search for Classes is the only source for real-time class scheduling information.Schedule of Classes Usage Notes: http://www.syr.edu/registrar/sc/notes.htmlIf you have any questions, please contact or visit:Office of the Registrar, 106 Steele Hall, 315-443-2422, registrar@syr.edu1

GUIDE TO COURSE INFORMATIONCourse Numbering SystemExperience Credit Course(Subject) (Catalog Number) Experience Credit 1-6 creditsParticipation in a discipline- or subject-related experience. Students must beevaluated by written or oral reports or an examination. Limited to those in goodacademic standing. The student must get permission, in advance, of assignedinstructor, department chair, or dean.The present system of numbering courses prescribes that all courses use three digitsto indicate the course level and/or type of course, and a three-letter subject toindicate the department or college.The following catalog numbering guidelines indicate the level and type of course:Remedial and noncredit coursesFreshman-level coursesSophomore-level coursesJunior- and senior-level coursesJoint undergraduate- and graduate-level coursesFirst-year graduate-level coursesSecond- and third-year graduate-level coursesReadings, research, and individual study courses atonlyMaster’s thesisIndividualized study programDoctoral dissertationInternational Course(Subject) (Catalog Number) (Title and Name of Institution) 1-12 creditsOffered through Syracuse University Abroad (SU Abroad) by an educationalinstitution outside the United States. Student registers for the course at the foreigninstitution and is graded according to that institution’s practice. SU Abroad workswith SU’s academic department to assign the appropriate course level, title, andgrade for the student’s 699700-899the doctoral levelIndependent Study Course(Subject) (Catalog Number) Independent Study 1-6 creditsIn-depth exploration of a problem or problems. Individual independent study upon aplan submitted by the student. Admission by consent of supervising instructor orinstructors and the department. May be repeated for credit.900-996997998999Honors Thesis Course(Subject) 499 Honors Thesis 3-6 creditsThe “499” number is used as needed by all departments in the University. Studentssign up for Honors Thesis the same way they do for the other all-University courses by filling out a form at registration each time they register for the course.Crosslisted Course: Two or more different subject designators, same ordifferent course numbers, but with the same title and catalog description, e.g.,ANT/NAT 447. Crosslisting may occur within a school or college, or between oramong schools/colleges.Double Numbered Course: Same subject designator, two differentMode of Instructioncourse numbers at the same or different levels, usually undergraduate and graduate,e.g., ANT 447/647Online Asynchronous Non-Residency Class (O1)A class offering taught asynchronously, with students and instructors physicallyseparated, and delivered/accessed online, primarily without scheduled class sessionsor real-time interaction.Experience Credit, Independent Study, HonorsThesis, Readings and Research CoursesOnline Asynchronous Residency Class (O2)All-University courses allow students considerable flexibility in developing individualacademic programs. Students enrolled in any school or college within the Universitymay enroll in these courses. Some, but not all, all-University courses are displayedunder individual school and college course listings in this catalog. Whether listed ornot, the descriptions are standard in every program and are provided below.A class offering with limited duration in-person, on-campus class meetings, followedand/or preceded by online asynchronous class delivery/access, primarily withoutscheduled class sessions or real-time interaction.Online Synchronous Non-Residency Class (O3)A class offering taught synchronously, with students and instructors physicallyseparated but interacting and exchanging class content online in real-time duringscheduled class sessions, having no face-to-face interactions (except as mediated bytechnology).Experience credit and independent study courses may be elected for one to sixcredits, depending on individual arrangements with the participating faculty member.In selected topics courses, students may earn one to six credits. Students are advisedto check carefully with their faculty advisors and the dean of their school or collegebefore registering for an all-University course to be sure that the course will beaccepted toward the completion of their degree requirements.Online Synchronous Residency Class (O4)A class offering with limited duration in-person class meetings, followed and/orpreceded by synchronous class delivery/access with students and instructorsinteracting and exchanging class content in real-time online during scheduled classsessions (that may include face-to-face interactions mediated by technology).Selected Topics Course (title may vary)(Subject) (Catalog Number) Selected Topics 1-6 creditsExploration of a topic (to be determined) not covered by the standard curriculum butof interest to faculty and students in a particular semester.2

COURSE INDEX BY DEPARTMENT / DUEEDEEEELEELLENCENGENIENLENVETSEUPAsian/Asian American Studies. 8African American Studies . 8Accounting .74Advertising .79Art Education .96Aerospace Engineering .61Arts Journalism Program .79Arts Leadership Program . 8Applied Music Classes . 107Anthropology . 8Art Photography . 122Arabic .10Architecture . 6Art Intensives.96Arts Lab .96Art History.96Aerospace Studies . 125American Sign Language.52Astronomy .10Biochemistry .11Broadcast and Digital Journali .79Bioengineering.61Biology .11Bachelor of Prof. Studies .95Bassoon Instruction . 108Tuba Instruction . 108Business Administration .75Computer Art . 123College/Arts/Sci .14Composition & Cultural Rhetori .14Chemical Engineering .61Ceramics .98Cultural Foundations/Education .52Child & Family Studies .87Chemistry .14Chinese.16Civil Engineering .62Computer & Info Science .63Clarinet Instruction . 108College Learning Strategies .52Communication Design. 101Communications .80Counseling .52Computational Science .64Creative Leadership .95Communication and Rhet Studies . 100Communication Sci & Disorders .16Computer Engineering .64Conducting. 109Double Bass Instruction . 109Design . 102Documentary Film and History .81Drama . 104Drama Design/Tech . 105Drama Management . 106Drumset . 109Drawing .98Disability Studies Program .54Dance Technique Studio.53Earth Sciences .17Economics .18Engineering & Computer Science .65Educational Admin .53Environmental Design . 102Education.53Elementary Education .55Entrprnrshp & Emrging Entrprss .75Electrical Engineering .66English Language Learners .55Chamber Music . 110English .19Instrumental Ensembles . 110English as a Second Language .20Vocal Ensembles. 110English Textual Studies .20Euphonium Instruction . CMTDMUEMUIMUSMUSNATNEUNEWNSDNUCFashion Design . 102French Horn Instruction. 111Film . 123Finance . 75Flute Instruction . 111Foundation Program. 98French . 22Forensic Science . 22Food Studies . 87Geography . 23German . 24Global Enterprise Technology . 70Graphic Arts . 81Graduate School. 69Greek . 24Guitar Instruction . 112Health Rec & Phys Ed. 55Hebrew . 24Higher Education . 55Hindi . 24University Honors Program . 25History of Art . 25History of Music . 26Harpsichord Instruction . 112Harp Instruction . 112History . 26Health and Wellness. 88Humanities . 28Interactive Communication Core . 82Instrc Dsgn, Dvlpmnt & Evaltn . 56Information Design, Technology . 70Illustration . 98Industrial Design . 103International Relations. 28Information Studies . 70Italian . 28Jewelry and Metalsmithing . 99Japanese . 28Judaic Studies Program . 29Knowledge Management . 95Korean. 29Latino-Latin American Studies . 29Latin . 29Linguistics. 29Literature . 30Law & Public Policy . 76Media & Education . 82Mechanical & Aerospace Engnrng . 67Magazine . 82Marketing. 76Managerial Statistics . 76Mathematics . 30Maxwell School . 33Master of Business Core . 76Mechanical Engineering . 68Middle Eastern Studies . 34Manufacturing Engineering . 68Marriage and Family Therapy . 89Management . 77Music History and Literature . 113Management Information Systems . 77Magazine, Newspaper & OL Journ . 82Multimedia Photography and De. 82Master of Public Health . 34Military Science & Leadership . 77Music Theory Concepts . 113Mathematics Education . 58Music Education. 115Music Industry . 115Museum Studies . 100Museum Studies . 103Native American Studies. 34Neuroscience. 34Newspaper . 83Nutrition Science & Dietetics . 90Nuclear Energy Track . TEWPFCHFORGNELSAMCRPSESREOrganization and Mgmt. 77Oboe Instruction. 115Organizational Leadership . 95Organ Instruction. 116Public Affairs. 35Public Admin & Internatl Affrs . 35Pedagogy of Music . 116Physical Education . 57Performance. 116Philosophy . 36Photography . 84Physics . 38Piano Instruction . 117Portuguese. 40Professional Phys Ed . 58Percussion Instruction . 118Public Relations . 84Printmaking . 99Political Science . 40Psychology . 42Painting . 99Queer Sexuality . 44Recording and Allied Ent . 118Reading Education . 59Religion . 44Real Estate . 77Retail Management . 78Russian. 45South Asian Studies . 45Science Education . 59Science . 45Supply Chain Management. 78Sculpture . 100Secondary Education. 60Sociology . 45Soling Program . 46School of Management . 78Social Science . 46Spanish . 47Special Education . 60Sport Management . 91Social Work . 92Saxophone Instruction . 118Trombone Instruction . 119Television, Radio & Film. 85Turkish . 47TransMedia . 124Trumpet Instruction . 119Textiles . 103Violoncello Instruction . 119Art Video . 124Viola Instruction . 120Violin Instruction. 120Voice . 121Women's and Gender Studies . 48Writing Program . 49ESF (126-149)Applied Mathematics. 127Bioprocess Engineering . 127Biotechnology . 128Construction Mgmt & Engineering . 129Environmental & Forest Biology . 130Environmental Health . 136Environmental Science . 136Environmental & Resource Engr . 138Environmental Science & Fsty . 139Environmental Studies . 139Environmental Writing Program . 141Forest Chemistry . 141Forest Resources Management . 143General Engineering. 146Landscape Architecture . 146Microscopy . 148Paper Science & Engineering. 149Sustainable and Renewble Enrgy . 150