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COURSES OF INSTRUCTION


This section provides listings and descriptions of undergraduate courses offered by the departments and programs of the GW schools included in this Bulletin. Degree requirements of departments and programs in Columbian College of Arts and Sciences appear under the department or program heading; degree requirements of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, the School of Business, the Elliott School of International Affairs, and the School of Public Health and Health Services appear under the respective school's section.
The number of credit hours given for the satisfactory completion of a course is indicated in parentheses after the title of the course. An academic-year course giving 3 credits each semester is marked (3—3). A credit hour may be defined as one 50-minute period of class work or one laboratory period a week for one semester.
Many course descriptions indicate the semester (fall or spring) for which the course is likely to be scheduled. The term academic year is used with two-semester courses and generally indicates that the first half of the course is to be offered in the fall semester and the second half in the spring semester. Few offerings for the summer sessions are listed in this Bulletin; consult www.gwu.edu/summer for additional summer offerings. Schedules of Classes are available online at www.gwu.edu/~schedule.
Note that prerequisites indicated near the end of course descriptions are often followed by the phrase or equivalent, although this should be understood in all cases. Academic departments may require faculty approval of equivalent prerequisites.
The courses as listed here are subject to change. The University reserves the right to withdraw any course announced or to change the course fees shown.

Key to Abbreviations

The following abbreviations are used for course designations. (The list excludes designations for courses limited to students in the School of Medicine and Health Sciences.)

Accy Accountancy
AmSt American Studies
Anat Anatomy
Anth Anthropology
ApSc Applied Science
Arab Arabic
AH Art History
ArTh Art Therapy
Astr Astronomy
Bioc Biochemistry
BiSc Biological Sciences
BmSc Biomedical Sciences
Bios Biostatistics
BAdm Business Administration
Chem Chemistry
Chin Chinese
CE Civil Engineering
Clas Classical Studies
CPS College of Professional Studies
CCAS Columbian College of Arts and Sciences
Comm Communication
CSci Computer Science
Cnsl Counseling
DnSc Decision Sciences
EALL East Asian Languages and Literatures
Econ Economics
Educ Educational Leadership
ECE Electrical and Computer Engineering
EHS Emergency Health Services
EMSE Engineering Management and Systems Engineering
Engl English
EAP English for Academic Purposes
EnRP Environmental and Resource Policy
Epid Epidemiology
EMBA Executive Master of Business Administration
ExSA Exercise and Sport Activities
ExSc Exercise Science
Film Film Studies
Fina Finance
FA Fine Arts
ForS Forensic Sciences
Fren French
Geog Geography
Geol Geological Sciences
Ger German
Grek Greek
PSHC Health Care Corporate Compliance
HSci Health Sciences
HSML Health Services Management and Leadership
Hebr Hebrew
Hist History
HomP Hominid Paleobiology
Honr Honors
HDev Human Development
HOL Human and Organizational Learning
HmSr Human Services
Hmn Humanities
ISTM Information Systems and Technology Management
IntD Interior Design
IAff International Affairs
IBus International Business
Ital Italian
Japn Japanese
Kor Korean
PSLD Landscape Design
Latn Latin
Law Law
PSLM Law Firm Management
Ling Linguistics
Mgt Management
Mktg Marketing
MBAd Master of Business Administration
Math Mathematics
MAE Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Micr Microbiology and Immunology
PSMB Molecular Biotechnology
MMed Molecular Medicine
MStd Museum Studies
Mus Music
NSc Naval Science
OrSc Organizational Sciences
PSLX Paralegal Studies
Path Pathology
PStd Peace Studies
Phar Pharmacology
Phil Philosophy
Phys Physics
Phyl Physiology
PMgt Political Management
PPsy Political Psychology
PSc Political Science
Port Portuguese
PsyD Professional Psychology
Psyc Psychology
PAd Public Administration
PubH Public Health
PSPL Public Leadership
PPol Public Policy
PSPR Public Relations
PSPB Publishing
Rel Religion
Rom Romance Literatures
SEAS School of Engineering and Applied Science
SMPA School of Media and Public Affairs
Slav Slavic
Soc Sociology
Span Spanish
SpEd Special Education
SpHr Speech and Hearing
Stat Statistics
SMPP Strategic Management and Public Policy
TrEd Teacher Education
TrDa Theatre and Dance
TStd Tourism Studies
Univ University
UW University Writing
Viet Vietnamese
WLP Women's Leadership Programs
WStu Women's Studies
Ydsh Yiddish

 

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Information in this bulletin is generally accurate as of fall 2007. The University reserves the right to change courses, programs, fees, and the academic calendar, or to make other changes deemed necessary or desirable, giving advance notice of change when possible.