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San José State University Spring 2008 Courses (v20 03-03-08)How to read course listings.2Class Notes explanations. 3ADVERTISING. 4AEROSPACE ENGINEERING. 4AEROSPACE STUDIES. 4AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES. 4AFRICAN STUDIES. 4AMERICAN STUDIES. 4ANTHROPOLOGY. 5APPLIED SCIENCES & ARTS. 6ARABIC. 6ART. 6ART EDUCATION. 8ART HISTORY. 8ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES. 8ASIAN STUDIES. 8ASTRONOMY. 9AUDIOLOGY. 9AVIATION. 9BIOLOGY. 9BOTANY.11BUSINESS GRADUATE PROGRAMS.11BUSINESS: ACCOUNTING & FINANCE.12BUSINESS: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 13BUSINESS: MARKETING. 13BUSINESS: ORGANIZATION & MANAGEMENT. 14CHEMICAL ENGINEERING. 16CHEMISTRY. 16CHILD & ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT. 18CHINESE. 19CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING. 19COMMUNICATION STUDIES. 20COMPUTER ENGINEERING.22COMPUTER SCIENCE. 24COUNSELOR EDUCATION. 25CREATIVE ARTS. 26DANCE. 26DESIGN.27ECONOMICS.27EDUCATION. 28EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION. 28ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. 28ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. 29ENGLISH. 29ENGLISH EDUCATION.32ENTOMOLOGY.32ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.32FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION. 33FOREIGN LANGUAGES. 33FRENCH. 33GENERAL ENGINEERING. 34GEOGRAPHY. 35GEOLOGY. 35GERMAN. 36GERONTOLOGY. 36GLOBAL STUDIES. 36GRAPHIC DESIGN. 36GREEK. 36HEALTH PROFESSIONS. 36HEALTH SCIENCE.37HEBREW. 38HISTORY. 38HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT. 39HUMANITIES. 39HUMANITIES & THE ARTS. 40INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING. 40INDUSTRIAL DESIGN. 40INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY.41Realtime course listings: http://my.sjsu.edu1INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS.41INTERIOR DESIGN.42ITALIAN.42JAPANESE.42JEWISH STUDIES.42JOURNALISM.42JUSTICE STUDIES. 43KINESIOLOGY. 44KINESIOLOGY EDUCATION. 48LATIN. 48LIBRARY SCIENCE. 48LINGUISTICS. 49LINGUISTICS & LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT. 49MARINE SCIENCE. 50MASS COMMUNICATION.51MATERIALS ENGINEERING.51MATH EDUCATION.52MATHEMATICS.52MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. 54METEOROLOGY. 55MEXICAN AMERICAN STUDIES. 55MICROBIOLOGY. 56MIDDLE EAST STUDIES. 56MILITARY SCIENCE. 56MUSIC. 56MUSIC EDUCATION. 58NUCLEAR SCIENCE. 58NURSING. 58NUTRITION, FOOD SCIENCE & PACKAGING. 60OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY.61PACKAGING.62PHILOSOPHY.62PHOTOGRAPHY. 63PHYSICS. 64POLITICAL SCIENCE. 65PORTUGUESE. 66PSYCHOLOGY. 66PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. 68PUBLIC RELATIONS. 68PUNJABI. 68RADIO - TELEVISION - FILM. 68RECREATION & LEISURE STUDIES. 69RELIGIOUS STUDIES. 69SCIENCE. 70SCIENCE EDUCATION. 70SECONDARY EDUCATION. 70SOCIAL SCIENCE.71SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION.71SOCIAL WORK.71SOCIOLOGY.72SOFTWARE ENGINEERING. 73SPANISH. 74SPECIAL EDUCATION. 74SPEECH EDUCATION. 75SPEECH PATHOLOGY. 75STATISTICS. 75TEACHER EDUCATION. 75TECHNOLOGY. 75THEATRE ARTS. 76UNIVERSITY STUDIES.77URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING.77VIETNAMESE. 78WOMEN’S STUDIES. 78ZOOLOGY. 78
San José State University Spring 2008 Courses (v20 03-03-08)Realtime course listings: http://my.sjsu.edu2How to read course listingsComments convey important instructionsThe five digit class code number indicates the class and section of the class you want to take.It is impossible to register for a class without this number.Units are comparable to course credit hoursSection numbers distinguish onesection of the course from another.Class TypeLEC LectureACT ActivityLAB LaboratorySEM SeminarSUP SupervisionDepartments have the option,based upon enrollment, to canceland/or add sections.Number of Seats /Number of Seats FilledSJSU building abbreviations androom numbers, as well as playingand off-campus locations are listed.CHILD & ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENTUGRD: For CHAD 126 students, meeting attendance is mandatory on Wednesdays from 1600 - 1800 in SH 449 starting August 24, 2005. CHAD 159 is the practicum for Plan A majors and is only open toCHAD seniors. CHAD 160 is the practicum for Plan B CHAD students and is open to all majors. For CHAD 160, bring proof of a negative TB test that is less than one year old to first class meeting.CHAD 015CHAD 060CHAD 067CHAD 067CHAD 067CHAD 067CHAD 067CHAD 067CHAD 067CHAD 100WCHAD 100WCHAD 100WCHAD 101CHAD 102Human Life SpanChild DevelopmtDev Human PotentiaDev Human PotentiaDev Human PotentiaDev Human PotentiaDev Human PotentiaDev Human PotentiaDev Human PotentiaWriting WorkshopWriting WorkshopWriting WorkshopRes Meth in Ch DevDev of Self in 39A33333333333333 EZZZMSP57575710215,57,101The approved departmentabbreviations must be used in filingout your registration form to avoiddiscrepancies or errors. For example, theincorrect abbreviation ENG could be readas English (ENGL) or Engineering (ENGR).Class Notesdenote classesthat haveprerequisitesor describeadditionalspecificinformation fora courseCourse Numbering System001–099 Lower division level(frosh and sophomore)100–199Upper division level(junior and senior)200–299 Graduate level300–399Undergraduate methodscourseCourse title abbreviationsRefer to the SJSU Catalog for completetitle, descriptions and prerequisites1/90TR9/110 MW0/45 MWF0/45 MWF2/45 MWF1/45TR7/45TR3/45R0/40 MWF1/25 MW4/25TR10/25 MW3/35TR16/35TBAThe areawhere theseunits areappliedto satisfyGeneralEducation(G.E.)requirementsThe icondenotes online ortelevised 0-13151200-13151030-1145TBAL08/24/05-12/08/05 ENG 34108/24/05-12/08/05 SH 100A Strage08/24/05-12/08/05 SH 33508/24/05-12/08/05 SH 335C Kim08/24/05-12/08/05 SH 335C Kim08/24/05-12/08/05 SH 231C Kim08/24/05-12/08/05 SH 434C Kim08/24/05-12/08/05 SH 23108/24/05-12/08/05 SH 33508/24/05-12/08/05 SH 12008/24/05-12/08/05 SH 12008/24/05-12/08/05 SH 12008/24/05-12/08/05 SH 314 M Mcvey08/24/05-12/08/05K Lindholm-LearyEClass meeting daysand timesSession date rangeClass daysM MondayT TuesdayW WednesdayR ThursdayF FridayS SaturdayU SundayClass hours are indicatedwith a four-digit numberand are based on the24-hour clock.Afternoon and eveninghours translate to:12:00 noon. 12001:00 pm . 13002:00 pm . 14003:00 pm . 15004:00 pm . 16005:00 pm . 17006:00 pm . 18007:00 pm . 19008:00 pm .20009:00 pm . 210010:00 pm . . 220011:00 pm . 2300TBA indicates the classmeeting time and place isto be arranged betweenthe instructor and thestudent.The instructor nameshown is a tentativeassignment, dependingon schedule assignmentsfollowing registration.If no name is listed, thedepartment has not yetassigned an instructor.An instructor will beassigned prior to the firstday of instruction.
San José State University Spring 2008 Courses (v20 03-03-08)Class Notes explanations01 Students must register for one section of each activity listed.03 Lecture may be taken alone, but lab requires enrollment in a lecturesection.04 Compressed session.05 Additional fees or materials required. Contact department office.06 Additional fees and/or materials required.08 A laboratory to assist students in their studies will be available.09 See SJSU Catalog for requirements.10 See department for advisement, prerequisites, and/or courserequirements.12 Contact department for dates, times or place of class meeting.13 Students must also register in a lab section.14 Meets pre-professional experience requirement for teacher educationprograms.15 See comment section which appears under the department name.16 Contact instructor for meeting dates.17 Additional hours required.18 Does not meet full semester.19 Required field trips (may include weekends).20 Class meets at off-campus location, students must arrange owntransportation.21 Course to be taught in Bath, England. Contact Study Abroad Office,ADM 223.23 Section meets at Cabrillo College (televised).24 Section meets at Gavilan College (televised).25 Section meets at Monterey County Office of Education - Salinas(televised).26 Section meets at James Logan High School - Union City (televised).30 Course taught at National Semiconductor.32 Class meets at off-campus location.34 Prereq - Sophomore, junior or senior standing.35 Prereq - Upper division standing. 36 Prereq - Graduate student status.37 Prereq - Senior standing.38 Prereq - Graduating senior status. Must show proof of application forgraduation.39 Prereq - Satisfaction of Entry Level Math Test (ELM). See Testing Sectionin this Schedule.40 Prereq - Placement test. See Testing Section in SJSU Schedule ofClasses.41 Prereq - Satisfaction of English Placement Test (EPT). See TestingSection in this Schedule.42 Prereq - Math Placement Exam. See Testing Section in SJSU Scheduleof Classes.46 Prereq - Engl 1A.48 Prereq - Written Communication II (100W) or equivalent.50 Prereq - Approval of thesis prospectus.52 At first class meeting students must furnish proof of completion ofprerequisites.53 Prerequisite courses required. Consult SJSU Catalog.54 Prerequisites, skills or materials are required. Consult the SJSU Catalogor department office.55 Prereq - California Basic Education Skills Test (CBEST) taken prior toenrollment.57 Prereq - Passage of WST, Upper Division standing and completion ofCORE GE. Consult SJSU Catalog. If you met requirements at anotherinstitution. provide transcrip
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