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2020-2021 Academic Year

Course # & Title	Sessions
	1	2	3	4	5	6	Other
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ACCT 321 Intermediate Financial Accounting I	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
ACCT 322 Intermediate Financial Acctng II		Yes		Yes	Yes
ACCT 323 Federal Taxation I	Yes		Yes		Yes
ACCT 324 Federal Taxation II		Yes		Yes
ACCT 422 Cost Accounting		Yes		Yes	Yes
ACCT 425 Auditing	Yes		Yes		Yes
ACCT 431 Advanced Financial Accounting	Yes				Yes
ACCT 432 Acctng for Not-For-Profit Orgztn		Yes		Yes		Yes
ACCT 533 Advanced Acctng Information Systems	Yes		Yes	Yes	Yes
ACCT 547 Contemporary Topics/Financial Acctg		Yes			Yes
ACCT 551 Taxation for Corporations	Yes		Yes		Yes
ACCT 552 Forensic Accounting		Yes		Yes		Yes
ACCT 553 Advanced Managerial Accounting		Yes		Yes		Yes
ACCT 554 Governmental and Not-For-Profit Acc	Yes		Yes
ANTH 110 Cultural Anthropology	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ART 100 Introduction to Art	Yes		Yes		Yes	Yes
ART 110 Drawing		Yes
ART 211 Art History I		Yes
ART 212 Art History II				Yes
ART 372 Survey of American Art					Yes
BA 210 Management Principles	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 222 Management Information Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 256 Quantitative Analysis/Business I	Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 303 Business Law II				Yes
BA 317 International Management	Yes		Yes			Yes
BA 325 New Venture Creation	Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 334 Social Entrepreneurship		Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 352 Risk Management		Yes		Yes
BA 356 Quantitative Analysis/Bus II	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 361 Human Resources Management	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 362 Supervision		Yes				Yes
BA 365 Leadership Theory	Yes		Yes	Yes		Yes
BA 370 Entrepreneurship/Small Bus Mgmt			Yes		Yes
BA 371 Training and Development		Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
BA 374 Business Communication		Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
BA 383 Compensation/Benefits Management	Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 393 Personnel Selection & Evaluation	Yes				Yes	Yes
BA 411 Labor Relations and Negotiation		Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 423 Production/Operations Management	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 445 Contemporary Topics in Management		Yes
BA 454 Management Cases			Yes			Yes
BA 460 Strategic Management	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 474 Organizational Behavior	Yes		Yes		Yes	Yes
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 509 Theories of Leadership			Yes			Yes
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 520 Training and Development	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 524 Managing in th International Envir		Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 540 Labor/Management Relations	Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 544 Organizational & Mgmt Theories		Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 546 Compensation & Benefits		Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 548 Development & Management of HRM	Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 553 Organizational Development		Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 555 Organizational Culture		Yes		Yes		Yes
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 570 Team Building Techniques	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BA 576 Global Supply Chain Mgmt		Yes
BA 586 Global Business Strategy			Yes
BA 590 Research Seminar	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BIO 100 General Biological Sci	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
CJ 224 Introduction to Criminal Justice	Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 237 Criminal Law and Procedure		Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 315 Juvenile Justice	Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 321 Juvenile Delinquency		Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 333 Criminology	Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 337 Victimology		Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 362 Criminal Investigations	Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 365 Introduction to Policing		Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 367 Ethics in Criminal Justice	Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 380 Introduction to Corrections		Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 388 Comparative Study/Criminal Justice				Yes	Yes
CJ 396 Community Corrections					Yes
CJ 398 Justice Administration	Yes		Yes		Yes
CJ 426 Institutional Corrections	Yes
CJ 428 Offender Treatment			Yes
CJ 499 Special Project		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
CNSL 509 Theories of Counseling							Semester Long Fall 08/31/20 – 12/17/20 Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 510 Ethical, Legal & Prof Issues in Cns							Semester Long Fall 08/31/20 – 12/17/20 Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 515 Lifespan Human Growth & Dev							Semester Long Fall 08/31/20 – 12/17/20 Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 520 Research & Program Evaluation							Semester Long Fall 08/31/20 – 12/17/20 Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 540 Multicultural Counseling							Semester Long Fall 08/31/20 – 12/17/20 Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 543 Career Counseling							Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 550 Diagnosis/Treatment Plan:Counseling							Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 552 Group Work							Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 554 Intro/Counseling Techniques							Semester Long Fall 08/31/20 – 12/17/20 Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 570 Adv Counseling Techniques							Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 571 Crisis Intervention Counseling							Semester Long Spring 01/18/21 – 05/06/21 Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 573 Assessment in Counseling							Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
CNSL 590 Practicum in Counseling							Semester Long Summer 05/17/21 – 08/19/21
COMM 102 Intro to Mass Media		Yes
COMM 105 Public Speaking	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
COMM 107 Human Communication		Yes
COMM 200 Interpersonal Communication	Yes		Yes		Yes
COMM 203 Communication Theory		Yes
COMM 220 Principles of Interviewing	Yes
COMM 221 Intercultural Communication	Yes
COMM 286 Radio Production						Yes
COMM 307 Business & Professional Comm					Yes
COMM 308 Sports Writing and Reporting				Yes
COMM 310 Feature Writing			Yes
COMM 320 News Editing				Yes
COMM 326 New & Experimental Media			Yes
COMM 332 Writing for Media					Yes
COMM 334 Public Relations	Yes
COMM 352 Rhetoric and Public Culture				Yes
COMM 390 Research Methods/Comm			Yes
COMM 415 Communication and Media Ethics		Yes
COMM 498 Senior Seminar		Yes	Yes	Yes
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
CS 122 IT Infrastructure	Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes
CS 130 Found/Information Systems	Yes		Yes		Yes
CS 140 Intro to Programming		Yes		Yes	Yes
CS 206 Computer Architecture	Yes		Yes			Yes
CS 213 Operating Systems				Yes		Yes
CS 332 Databases & Information Mgmt	Yes		Yes		Yes
CS 342 Human Computer Interaction		Yes		Yes	Yes
CS 400 Project Mgmt & Integration		Yes		Yes		Yes
CS 480 Senior Capstone I	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
CS 481 Senior Capstone II		Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
ECE 223 Hlth/Safety/Nutrition:Early Childhd		Yes
ECE 451 Intro to Early Childhood	Yes
ECE 452 Observation/Assessment:EC		Yes
ECE 455 Methods & Curriculum:EC			Yes
ECE 456 Admin/Sprvsn:EC				Yes
ECE 501 Field Exp: Infant/Toddler				Yes
ECE 502 Field Exp Prekindergarten			Yes
ECE 523 Hlth/Safety/Nutrition in EC		Yes
ECE 551 Intro to Early Childhood	Yes
ECE 552 Observation/Assessment:EC		Yes
ECE 556 Admin/Sprvsn:EC				Yes
ECE 557 Methods/Curriculum:EC			Yes
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ECON 212 Agricultural Economics			Yes
ECON 455 Economics of Health and Health Care	Yes			Yes
ECON 466 Labor Economics					Yes
ECON 488 Economics of International Trade	Yes				Yes
ECON 493 Managerial Economics		Yes		Yes
EDU 232 Grammar Content for Teachers		Yes			Yes
EDU 253 Math for Elem & Middle Sch Teachers	Yes
EDU 428 Middle School Curriculum Design		Yes
EDU 435 Middle School Growth/Development	Yes
EDU 439 Introduction to Gifted Education			Yes
EDU 443 Concepts of English	Yes
EDU 444 Curr/Methods:ESL		Yes
EDU 446 Practicum in ESL		Yes
EDU 448 Cltrl/Linguistic Diversity				Yes
EDU 507 Diagnostic Assessment Prac:Rdg/LA			Yes
EDU 509 Prac: Elementary Reading		Yes		Yes
EDU 510 Practicum:Secondary Reading				Yes
EDU 512 Educational Research Methods		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
EDU 516 Best Prac:Res Based Tchg Strat				Yes
EDU 519 Teaching with Technology						Yes
EDU 520 Middle Sch Curriculum, Dsgn,Strat		Yes
EDU 521 Middle School Growth/Dev/Mgmt	Yes
EDU 522 Assessment for Learning	Yes
EDU 524 Issues:Educ Psy/Learning					Yes
EDU 525 Content Area Literacy		Yes
EDU 526 Selective Methods						Yes
EDU 531 Tchg/Working:Multicltrl Setting	Yes		Yes			Yes
EDU 532 Professional Learning Communities		Yes
EDU 533 Math Daily 3		Yes		Yes		Yes
EDU 534 Instructional Coaching				Yes
EDU 536 Classroom Curriculum Design					Yes
EDU 538 Educational Policy Seminar			Yes
EDU 539 Intro to Gifted Education			Yes
EDU 540 Methods/Curr:Gifted Educ PK-12				Yes
EDU 541 Admin/Supervision:Gifted Programs					Yes
EDU 542 Practicum:Gifted Programs				Yes
EDU 543 Concepts of English	Yes
EDU 544 Curr/Methods:ESL		Yes
EDU 545 Language Acquisition	Yes
EDU 546 Practicum in ESL		Yes
EDU 548 Cltrl/Linguistic Diversity				Yes
EDU 553 CAFE Workshop		Yes
EDU 555 Daily 5 and CAFE		Yes	Yes		Yes
EDU 566 CAFÉ 2.0					Yes	Yes
EDU 580 Best Prac/Literacy Intervention					Yes
EDU 581 Admin/Literacy Programs						Yes
EDU 585 Adv Instruc Issues/Meth:Rdg/LA				Yes
EDU 589 Rdg Spec/Literacy Coaching Intern	Yes
EDU 59001 Capstone Seminar Early Childhood	Yes		Yes
EDU 59002 Capstone Seminar ESL	Yes		Yes		Yes
EDU 59003 Capstone Seminar Higher Education	Yes		Yes		Yes
EDU 59004 Capstone Seminar Instruc Strat	Yes		Yes		Yes
EDU 59005 Capstone Seminar Reading	Yes		Yes		Yes
EDU 59006 Capstone Seminar Tchr Leadership	Yes		Yes		Yes
EDU 59007 Capstone Seminar:TAG	Yes		Yes
ENG 101 English Composition I	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ENG 102 English Composition II	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ENG 210 American Literature II				Yes
ENG 290 The Movies	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ENG 330 Shakespeare			Yes
ENG 352 Best Sellers	Yes		Yes		Yes	Yes
ENG 365 Women and Literature		Yes		Yes	Yes
ES 114 Conservation of Natural Resources	Yes		Yes		Yes
ES 117 Natural Disasters	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ES 121 Dinosaurs		Yes		Yes
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
ES 321 Building an Eco-Economy		Yes	Yes	Yes
EXSS 10022 Walking for Fitness	Yes	Yes		Yes
EXSS 170 Medical Terminology			Yes
FIN 288 Personal Financial Management		Yes		Yes
FIN 310 Money and Capital Markets	Yes		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
FIN 343 Investments	Yes		Yes		Yes
FIN 442 Intermediate Financial Management		Yes		Yes
FIN 444 New Venture Finance		Yes			Yes
FIN 446 Bank Management		Yes		Yes
FIN 448 Options Futures and Derivatives	Yes		Yes
FIN 513 Financial Mgmt	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
FIN 531 Financial Markets/Fin Strategy	Yes		Yes		Yes
FIN 536 Derivatives and Risk Management				Yes
FIN 551 Financial Data Analysis			Yes		Yes
FIN 552 Investment Management		Yes		Yes		Yes
GEOG 100 Intro to Physical Geography		Yes			Yes
GEOG 200 World Regional Geography						Yes
GEOG 356 Intro to Geographic Information Sys		Yes
GRAF 112 Introduction to Graphic Design	Yes		Yes		Yes
GRAF 218 Digital Photography and Editing	Yes					Yes
GRAF 235 Advertising Design		Yes		Yes
GRAF 280 Web Publishing and Social Media		Yes	Yes
GRAF 319 Digital Video and Editing					Yes
GRAF 332 Digital Imaging	Yes				Yes
GRAF 334 History of Graphic Design				Yes
GRAF 335 Publication Design			Yes
GRAF 355 Typography		Yes		Yes
GRAF 432 Digital Illustration					Yes
GRAF 442 Digital Animation		Yes
GRAF 480 Senior Portfolio/Graphic Design		Yes		Yes		Yes
HEA 508 Ethical/Legal Issues for Admin						Yes
HEA 509 Student Development Theory		Yes
HEA 511 Leadership & Governance:Higher Educ					Yes
HEA 512 Finance/Budgeting:HE				Yes
HEA 521 Politics in Higher Education	Yes
HEA 556 Strat Dec Making/HE			Yes
HEA 558 Quality Improv/Accreditation				Yes
HIST 100 World History to 1500	Yes		Yes
HIST 101 World History 1500-					Yes
HIST 110 American History to 1877		Yes		Yes		Yes
HIST 111 American History since 1877			Yes		Yes
HIST 302 Modern East Asia	Yes
HIST 355 Modern World History				Yes
HIST 371 New Nation, 1787-1848	Yes
HIST 374 Modern America, 1945-Present			Yes
HIST 496 Senior Thesis	Yes
HSA 205 Intro to American Health Systems	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
HSA 241 Healthcare Informatics	Yes		Yes		Yes
HSA 306 Long Term Care Administration		Yes		Yes
HSA 312 Community & Public Health			Yes
HSA 344 Population Health Mgmt		Yes		Yes		Yes
HSA 360 Health Care Law and Ethics	Yes	Yes		Yes		Yes
HSA 362 Financial Mgmt of Hlth Serv Org	Yes		Yes		Yes
HSA 440 Health Services Administration		Yes		Yes		Yes
HSA 460 Health Services Policy/Regulation		Yes		Yes		Yes
HSA 490 Health Program Plan & Evaluation	Yes		Yes		Yes
IS 310 Systems Analysis & Design		Yes		Yes		Yes
IS 320 Enterprise Architecture	Yes			Yes
IS 348 Business Process Mgmt	Yes				Yes
IS 360 IT Security and Risk Management						Yes
IS 370 IT Audit and Controls		Yes			Yes
IS 410 IS Strategy/Mgmt/Acquisition	Yes				Yes
IS 420 Enterprise Sys & Integration				Yes
IS 480 IS Senior Capstone	Yes		Yes
IS 481 IS Senior Capstone II		Yes		Yes
IT 311 Networking		Yes		Yes
IT 320 Web Systems	Yes		Yes		Yes
IT 348 Advanced Computer Networks			Yes
IT 360 Cmptr Forensics/Incident Response			Yes		Yes
IT 410 Information Assurance and Security		Yes	Yes
IT 420 System Security and Risks				Yes		Yes
LA 298 Associate of Arts Capstone	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
LA 498 Liberal Arts Capstone			Yes
MATH 105 College Mathematics/Applications	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
MATH 107 College Algebra	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
MATH 115 Trig & Analytic Geometry	Yes		Yes	Yes
MATH 120 Calculus I			Yes
MATH 200 Calculus II				Yes
MATH 215 Multivariable Calculus	Yes
MATH 220 Elementary Statistics	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
MATH 302 Mathematical Statistics I			Yes
MBA 500 Accounting & Finance Principles	Yes		Yes		Yes	Yes
MBA 501 Managerial Communication	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
MKT 208 Marketing Principles	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
MKT 315 Sales Management					Yes
MKT 337 Personal Selling				Yes
MKT 358 Consumer Behavior	Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes	Yes
MKT 363 Advertising and Integrated Mktg Com	Yes		Yes
MKT 414 New Product Development			Yes		Yes
MKT 424 Global Marketing		Yes		Yes		Yes
MKT 451 Marketing Research	Yes		Yes		Yes
MKT 459 Contemporary Topics/Marketing	Yes				Yes	Yes
MKT 479 Branding		Yes		Yes
MKT 489 Social Media Marketing	Yes				Yes
MKT 504 Mktg/Product Mgmt	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
MKT 522 Global Marketing	Yes
MUS 202 American Popular Music		Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
NUR 301 Logic and Reasoning in Nursing	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
NUR 305 Professional Comm for Nurses	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
NUR 315 Professional Nursing Practice	Yes		Yes			Yes
NUR 325 Integrated Conc/Nursing Care I	Yes	Yes		Yes
NUR 331 Complementary/Alternative HC	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
NUR 335 Integrated Conc/Nursing Care II	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
NUR 340 Community Hlth Nursing	Yes		Yes	Yes	Yes
NUR 400 Evidence Based Practice in Nursing		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
NUR 420 Nursing Leadership & Mgmt	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
NUR 430 History of Nursing		Yes	Yes			Yes
NUR 432 Honoring Self-Care:Mind, Body, Spir		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
NUR 434 Introduction to Global Health	Yes				Yes
NUR 436 Understanding Nursing Thry			Yes	Yes	Yes
NUR 438 Our Image: The Image of Nursing	Yes			Yes		Yes
NUR 446 Prin Fiscal Resource Mgmt		Yes		Yes
NUR 450 Nursing Concepts Capstone I	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
NUR 455 Nursing Concepts Capstone II		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PA 305 Grant Writing		Yes		Yes		Yes
PA 306 Prin of Emergency Management	Yes		Yes		Yes
PA 320 Political & Policy Bases of EM	Yes			Yes
PA 332 Emergency Preparedness & Planning		Yes			Yes
PA 346 Disaster Response and Recovery			Yes			Yes
PA 364 Public Administration	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PA 371 Urban Management		Yes			Yes
PA 404 Integrated Emergency Management				Yes
PA 414 Prin/Prac of Hazard Mitigation				Yes
PA 430 Cases in Public Administration	Yes		Yes			Yes
PA 440 Public Budgeting Process	Yes		Yes		Yes
PA 445 Administrative Law		Yes		Yes
PA 49801 Senior Project Public Admin	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PA 49802 Senior Project EDM	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PA 501 Graduate Survey of Public Admin	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PA 502 Intro/Program Evaluation	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PA 503 Program Eval:Implem & Eval	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PA 504 Political Econ/Regulatory Policy:PA			Yes		Yes	Yes
PA 505 Organizational Behavior		Yes		Yes
PA 507 Ethics of Public Service	Yes		Yes			Yes
PA 508 Terrorism and Politics		Yes
PA 509 Theories of Leadership				Yes
PA 511 Govt/NFP Fin Mgmt/Control	Yes	Yes		Yes		Yes
PA 515 Grant Writing & Contract Mgmt			Yes		Yes
PA 522 Psych/Cltr of Terrorism				Yes
PA 523 Emerg Mgmt/Homeland Secur/Publ Pol	Yes
PA 524 Ldrshp Issues/Critical Incidents	Yes		Yes
PA 530 Public Policy and Healthcare		Yes
PA 531 Intro to Healthcare Systems	Yes
PA 532 Human Res Mgmt/Public Org					Yes
PA 534 Healthcare Economics						Yes
PA 536 Healthcare Law & Ethics					Yes
PA 537 HC Quality Assessment & Improvement			Yes
PA 539 HC Info Tech Mgmt				Yes
PA 541 Nonprofit Philanthropy/Fundraising		Yes				Yes
PA 544 Productivity Improvement/Govt	Yes
PA 545 Labor Rel/Confl Res:Public Sector			Yes
PA 546 NFP Mktg & Public Affairs Advocacy					Yes
PA 547 Volunteer Recruitment & Mgmt				Yes
PA 548 Advanced Issues/Public Management					Yes
PA 555 Crit Infrastruc:Vuln An/Protection						Yes
PA 562 Sem:Federalism/Intergovt Relations		Yes				Yes
PA 563 Administrative Law	Yes
PA 564 Sem:St/Loc Govt Mgmt			Yes
PA 566 Econ Dev:Theory/Practice		Yes		Yes
PA 567 Board Governance/Strategic Mgmt	Yes
PA 590 Research Seminar	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PHIL 150 Introduction to Philosophy	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PHIL 202 Contemporary Ethics	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PHY 110 Introduction to Astronomy	Yes		Yes		Yes
PS 100 U. S. Government	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PS 211 International Relations		Yes
PS 222 Introduction to Political Society						Yes
PS 230 State and Local Government	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PS 362 The Legislative Process			Yes			Yes
PS 368 Political Parties/Interest Groups		Yes		Yes
PS 380 Congress and the Presidency	Yes			Yes
PS 411 American Constitutional Law I					Yes
PS 412 American Constitutional Law II						Yes
PS 450 Special Topics				Yes
PSY 190 General Psychology	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 212 Devel Psychology:Birth to Adol		Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 221 Introduction to Human Services		Yes		Yes
PSY 222 Devel Psychology:Young/Late Adult	Yes		Yes
PSY 232 Group Dynamics			Yes
PSY 240 Conflict Resolution	Yes			Yes
PSY 260 Gender Roles		Yes				Yes
PSY 270 Human Sexuality	Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 310 Social Psychology	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 311 Psychology of Women		Yes		Yes
PSY 321 Death and Dying	Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 323 Cognition	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 332 Personality	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 335 Biological Psychology	Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 338 Motivation	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 373 Research Methods	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 375 Methods in Human Services I	Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 383 Human Behavior:Social Environment		Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 391 Social Work Practice I: Individuals	Yes		Yes
PSY 392 Social Work Prac II:Families/Groups		Yes		Yes
PSY 393 SW Prac III:Comm/Soc Inst			Yes		Yes
PSY 397 Social Gerontology		Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 409 Psychology of Disaster	Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 445 Learning and Memory		Yes		Yes		Yes
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 49801 Senior Project Psychology	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 49802 Senior Project Human Services	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
PSY 49803 Senior Project Social Science	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
REL 120 Intro to World Religions	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
SA 348 Sports Administration			Yes		Yes
SA 363 Sport Marketing		Yes
SA 365 Ethical/Legal Issues in Sports Adm			Yes
SA 371 Planning Facilities/Phys Activity	Yes
SA 401 International Sport Mgmt				Yes		Yes
SA 435 Governance/Policy in Sport Org				Yes
SA 501 Sport Administration		Yes		Yes
SA 503 Ethics in Sport	Yes			Yes
SA 510 Managing Intercollegiate Athletics			Yes			Yes
SA 515 Sport Comm & Marketing			Yes			Yes
SA 520 Sport Finance	Yes			Yes
SA 521 Mgmt/Perf Analytics:Sports					Yes
SA 525 Sport Law & Contract Negotiation		Yes			Yes
SA 530 Sport Leadership						Yes
SA 535 Sport Psychology		Yes
SA 570 Research Methods/Sport Admin		Yes		Yes		Yes
SA 575 Sport Facilities Mgmt		Yes			Yes
SA 580 International Sport Mgmt			Yes			Yes
SA 582 Current Issues in Sport	Yes			Yes
SA 590 Capstone Seminar	Yes		Yes		Yes
SE 200 Advanced Cmptr Programming	Yes
SE 300 Data Structure & Algorithms		Yes
SE 370 Big DP/Warehousing/Data Mining				Yes
SE 410 Sftwr Test/Validation/Verification				Yes
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
SOC 220 Social Problems	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
SOC 304 Globalization				Yes		Yes
SOC 334 Intro to Sociological Res Meth	Yes		Yes		Yes
SOC 347 Deviance and Social Control	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
SOC 363 Social Stratification			Yes
SOC 381 Political Sociology		Yes		Yes
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
SOC 392 Sociological Theory	Yes				Yes
SOC 418 Applied Research Methods				Yes
SOC 498 Senior Project		Yes
SPED 468 Coordination of Occupational Prog						Yes
SPED 469 Meth/Curr:Lrng Disab K-12			Yes			Yes
SPED 473 Meth/Curr: Intellectual Disab	Yes			Yes
SPED 475 Meth/Curr:Mild/Moderate Disab 5-12					Yes
SPED 477 Career & Vocational Programming		Yes			Yes	Yes
SPED 559 Home/School/Community Relations					Yes	Yes
SPED 562 Individual Behavior/Classroom Mgmt						Yes
SPED 565 Methods/Curriculum: BD PK-12		Yes			Yes
SPED 567 Fundamentals of Special Education	Yes		Yes
SPED 568 Coordination of Occupational Prog						Yes
SPED 569 Meth/Curr:Lrng Disab K-12			Yes			Yes
SPED 573 Meth:Intellectual Disabilities K-12	Yes			Yes
SPED 575 Meth/Curric:Mild/Moderate Dis 5-12					Yes
SPED 577 Career & Vocational Programming		Yes			Yes	Yes
SPED 578 Meth/Curr:M/Mod Disab PK-8				Yes
SPN 125 Intro Hispanic Culture & Society	Yes		Yes
SPN 306 Culture and Society of Spain		Yes		Yes		Yes
THE 240 Oral Interpretation				Yes

Full schedule:

2020-2021 Academic Year

Session 1 (08/31/2020 – 10/22/2020)

Semester Long Fall (08/31/2020 – 12/17/2020)

Session 2 (10/26/2020 – 12/17/2020)

Session 3 (01/18/2021 – 03/11/2021)

Semester Long Spring (01/18/2021 – 05/06/2021)

Session 4 (03/15/2021 – 05/06/2021)

Session 5 (05/17/2021 – 07/08/2021)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	ACCT 201
ACCT 321 Intermediate Financial Accounting I	ACCT 202
ACCT 322 Intermediate Financial Acctng II	ACCT 321
ACCT 323 Federal Taxation I	ACCT 202
ACCT 422 Cost Accounting	ACCT 202
ACCT 425 Auditing	ACCT 322
ACCT 431 Advanced Financial Accounting	ACCT 322
ACCT 533 Advanced Acctng Information Systems
ACCT 547 Contemporary Topics/Financial Acctg	Undergraduate degree in accounting or 30 semester credits of undergraduate accounting
ACCT 551 Taxation for Corporations
ANTH 110 Cultural Anthropology
ART 100 Introduction to Art
ART 372 Survey of American Art	ART 100 or ART 211 or ART 212 or GRAF 112
BA 210 Management Principles
BA 222 Management Information Systems	BA 210
BA 256 Quantitative Analysis/Business I	CS 102, recommended MATH 105 or permission of instructor
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics
BA 325 New Venture Creation	MKT 208, BA 210
BA 356 Quantitative Analysis/Bus II	BA 256 or MATH 220 or instructor approval.
BA 361 Human Resources Management	BA 210
BA 370 Entrepreneurship/Small Bus Mgmt	BA 210
BA 383 Compensation/Benefits Management	BA 361
BA 393 Personnel Selection & Evaluation	BA 361
BA 423 Production/Operations Management	BA 210, and BA 256 or MATH 220
BA 460 Strategic Management	Senior standing and within 9 credit hours of program completion.
BA 474 Organizational Behavior	PSY 190 or SOC 110
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy
BA 520 Training and Development
BA 540 Labor/Management Relations
BA 548 Development & Management of HRM
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention
BA 570 Team Building Techniques
BA 590 Research Seminar	All core requirements and only 6 required credit hours or less remaining in the program.
BIO 100 General Biological Sci
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition
CJ 224 Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJ 315 Juvenile Justice	CJ 224
CJ 333 Criminology	SOC 110
CJ 362 Criminal Investigations	CJ 224 or CHEM 102
CJ 367 Ethics in Criminal Justice	CJ 224 or CHEM 102
CJ 388 Comparative Study/Criminal Justice
CJ 396 Community Corrections	CJ 224
CJ 398 Justice Administration	CJ 224
CJ 499 Special Project	SOC 110
COMM 105 Public Speaking
COMM 200 Interpersonal Communication
COMM 307 Business & Professional Comm	COMM 105
COMM 332 Writing for Media	COMM 102
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech
CS 122 IT Infrastructure	CS 102
CS 130 Found/Information Systems	CS 102
CS 140 Intro to Programming	CS 122 or [(CS102 or EDU 252) and (MATH 115-220)]
CS 332 Databases & Information Mgmt	CS 130, and (CS 213 or IS 310).
CS 342 Human Computer Interaction	Junior status
CS 480 Senior Capstone I	CS 400, and (IT 320 or SE 310)
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 160
ECON 466 Labor Economics	ECON 160
ECON 488 Economics of International Trade	ECON 161
EDU 232 Grammar Content for Teachers
EDU 512 Educational Research Methods
EDU 524 Issues:Educ Psy/Learning
EDU 536 Classroom Curriculum Design
EDU 541 Admin/Supervision:Gifted Programs	EDU 539, Licensed teacher
EDU 555 Daily 5 and CAFE
EDU 566 CAFÉ 2.0
EDU 580 Best Prac/Literacy Intervention
EDU 59002 Capstone Seminar ESL	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59003 Capstone Seminar Higher Education	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59004 Capstone Seminar Instruc Strat	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59005 Capstone Seminar Reading	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59006 Capstone Seminar Tchr Leadership	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
ENG 101 English Composition I	ACT (verbal portion) of at least 18 or the completion of ENG 100 or successful performance on challenge examination
ENG 102 English Composition II	ENG 101
ENG 290 The Movies
ENG 352 Best Sellers	ENG 101
ENG 365 Women and Literature	ENG 101
ES 114 Conservation of Natural Resources
ES 117 Natural Disasters
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science
FIN 310 Money and Capital Markets	ECON 161
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	ECON 161, ACCT 202, Or permission of instructor
FIN 343 Investments	FIN 341
FIN 444 New Venture Finance	BA 325, ECON 160, ECON 161, FIN 341
FIN 513 Financial Mgmt
FIN 531 Financial Markets/Fin Strategy
FIN 551 Financial Data Analysis
GEOG 100 Intro to Physical Geography
GRAF 112 Introduction to Graphic Design
GRAF 319 Digital Video and Editing
GRAF 332 Digital Imaging	At least one 100-level or 200-level art or graphic design course.
GRAF 432 Digital Illustration	At least one 100-level or 200-level art or graphic design course
HEA 511 Leadership & Governance:Higher Educ
HIST 101 World History 1500-
HIST 111 American History since 1877
HSA 205 Intro to American Health Systems
HSA 241 Healthcare Informatics	CS 102, HSA 205, Or consent of instructor
HSA 362 Financial Mgmt of Hlth Serv Org	ACCT 201, BA 210
HSA 490 Health Program Plan & Evaluation	HSA 362
IS 348 Business Process Mgmt	BA 222, IS 320
IS 370 IT Audit and Controls	IS 320
IS 410 IS Strategy/Mgmt/Acquisition	BA 222, IS 320
IT 320 Web Systems	CS 140, CS 213, CS 332
IT 360 Cmptr Forensics/Incident Response	CS 206, CS 213, IT 311
LA 298 Associate of Arts Capstone	At least 45 credits toward the completion of the Associate of Arts Liberal Art Emphasis degree.
MATH 105 College Mathematics/Applications	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score = 19 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 107 College Algebra	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score > or equal to 21 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 220 Elementary Statistics	Pass (MATH 105 or above) or ((pass MATH 095 or ACT math score ≥ 19) and pass MATH 100) or ACT math score ≥ 24 or an alternative placement as approved by the math department or instructor approval
MBA 500 Accounting & Finance Principles	Graduate standing
MBA 501 Managerial Communication
MKT 208 Marketing Principles
MKT 315 Sales Management	MKT 208, BA 210, Or permission of instructor
MKT 358 Consumer Behavior	Prerequisite for Marketing majors: MKT 208 or permission of instructor. Recommended for all majors: MKT 208 and PSY 190 or SOC 110 or permission of instructor.
MKT 414 New Product Development	MKT 208
MKT 451 Marketing Research	Completion of all other marketing/business core requirements
MKT 459 Contemporary Topics/Marketing
MKT 489 Social Media Marketing	MKT 208
MKT 504 Mktg/Product Mgmt
NUR 301 Logic and Reasoning in Nursing	ENG 102
NUR 331 Complementary/Alternative HC
NUR 335 Integrated Conc/Nursing Care II	NUR 325, Admission to the nursing program
NUR 340 Community Hlth Nursing	NUR 335
NUR 400 Evidence Based Practice in Nursing	MATH 220, Or equivalent of MATH 220, And admission to the Nursing Program
NUR 420 Nursing Leadership & Mgmt	NUR 400, And admission to the Nursing Program
NUR 432 Honoring Self-Care:Mind, Body, Spir	Admission to the nursing program
NUR 434 Introduction to Global Health	Admission to the nursing program
NUR 436 Understanding Nursing Thry	Admission to the nursing program
NUR 450 Nursing Concepts Capstone I	Senior status, 27 credits of the BSN curriculum, and 15 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
NUR 455 Nursing Concepts Capstone II	NUR 450
PA 306 Prin of Emergency Management
PA 332 Emergency Preparedness & Planning	PA 306, PA 320
PA 364 Public Administration
PA 371 Urban Management
PA 440 Public Budgeting Process
PA 49801 Senior Project Public Admin	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 49802 Senior Project EDM	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators
PA 501 Graduate Survey of Public Admin
PA 502 Intro/Program Evaluation	PA 501, Or permission of the program chair
PA 503 Program Eval:Implem & Eval	PA 502, Or permission of the program chair
PA 504 Political Econ/Regulatory Policy:PA
PA 515 Grant Writing & Contract Mgmt
PA 532 Human Res Mgmt/Public Org
PA 536 Healthcare Law & Ethics
PA 546 NFP Mktg & Public Affairs Advocacy
PA 548 Advanced Issues/Public Management
PA 590 Research Seminar	Completion of all core and area of emphasis courses or permission of the program director
PHIL 150 Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 202 Contemporary Ethics
PHY 110 Introduction to Astronomy
PS 100 U. S. Government
PS 230 State and Local Government
PS 411 American Constitutional Law I
PSY 190 General Psychology
PSY 270 Human Sexuality
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 310 Social Psychology	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 321 Death and Dying	ENG 101
PSY 323 Cognition	PSY 190
PSY 332 Personality	PSY 190
PSY 335 Biological Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 338 Motivation	PSY 190
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	PSY 190
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 373 Research Methods	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 375 Methods in Human Services I	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 393 SW Prac III:Comm/Soc Inst
PSY 409 Psychology of Disaster	PSY 190
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	PSY 190
PSY 49801 Senior Project Psychology	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49802 Senior Project Human Services	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49803 Senior Project Social Science	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
REL 120 Intro to World Religions
SA 348 Sports Administration
SA 521 Mgmt/Perf Analytics:Sports
SA 525 Sport Law & Contract Negotiation
SA 575 Sport Facilities Mgmt
SA 590 Capstone Seminar	Completion of all courses in the MSA program (may take one other course concurrently).
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology
SOC 220 Social Problems
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States
SOC 334 Intro to Sociological Res Meth	MATH 220
SOC 347 Deviance and Social Control	SOC 110
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	SOC 110
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	SOC 110
SOC 392 Sociological Theory	Junior status and nine credits of sociology
SPED 475 Meth/Curr:Mild/Moderate Disab 5-12	EDU 110, SPED 304, SPED 467, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 477 Career & Vocational Programming	EDU 110, SPED 304, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 559 Home/School/Community Relations
SPED 565 Methods/Curriculum: BD PK-12
SPED 575 Meth/Curric:Mild/Moderate Dis 5-12	SPED 567
SPED 577 Career & Vocational Programming

Semester Long Summer (05/17/2021 – 08/19/2021)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
CNSL 509 Theories of Counseling	Admission to MSC degree program or consent of program chair
CNSL 510 Ethical, Legal & Prof Issues in Cns	Admission to MSC degree program or consent of program chair
CNSL 515 Lifespan Human Growth & Dev	Admission to MSC degree program
CNSL 520 Research & Program Evaluation	Admission to MSC degree program or consent of program chair
CNSL 540 Multicultural Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 510, CNSL 554
CNSL 543 Career Counseling	Admission to MSC degree program or consent of program chair
CNSL 550 Diagnosis/Treatment Plan:Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 510, CNSL 515, CNSL 540
CNSL 552 Group Work	CNSL 554, CNSL 570
CNSL 554 Intro/Counseling Techniques
CNSL 570 Adv Counseling Techniques	CNSL 509, CNSL 554
CNSL 571 Crisis Intervention Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 554, CNSL 570
CNSL 573 Assessment in Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 510, CNSL 515, CNSL 540
CNSL 590 Practicum in Counseling	The appropriate specialty course CNSL 581 or CNSL 583, CNSL 509, CNSL 552, CNSL 554, CNSL 570, minimum of 36 credit hours of course work completed in the degree program, and approved practicum application

Session 6 (07/12/2021 – 08/19/2021)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	ACCT 201
ACCT 432 Acctng for Not-For-Profit Orgztn	ACCT 202
ACCT 552 Forensic Accounting
ACCT 553 Advanced Managerial Accounting
ANTH 110 Cultural Anthropology
ART 100 Introduction to Art
BA 210 Management Principles
BA 222 Management Information Systems	BA 210
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics
BA 317 International Management	BA 210, and general education cultures requirement
BA 325 New Venture Creation	MKT 208, BA 210
BA 334 Social Entrepreneurship	ECON 160, BA 210
BA 361 Human Resources Management	BA 210
BA 362 Supervision	BA 210, BA 361
BA 365 Leadership Theory	BA 210, and BA 361 or permission of instructor
BA 371 Training and Development	BA 361
BA 374 Business Communication	ENG 102
BA 393 Personnel Selection & Evaluation	BA 361
BA 411 Labor Relations and Negotiation	BA 210, BA 361
BA 454 Management Cases	BA 361, BA 423, and completion of all management-business core requirements.
BA 460 Strategic Management	Senior standing and within 9 credit hours of program completion.
BA 474 Organizational Behavior	PSY 190 or SOC 110
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics
BA 509 Theories of Leadership
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy
BA 520 Training and Development
BA 524 Managing in th International Envir
BA 544 Organizational & Mgmt Theories
BA 546 Compensation & Benefits
BA 553 Organizational Development
BA 555 Organizational Culture
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention
BA 570 Team Building Techniques
BA 590 Research Seminar	All core requirements and only 6 required credit hours or less remaining in the program.
BIO 100 General Biological Sci
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition
CJ 237 Criminal Law and Procedure	CJ 224
CJ 321 Juvenile Delinquency	SOC 110
CJ 337 Victimology	SOC 110
CJ 365 Introduction to Policing	CJ 224
CJ 380 Introduction to Corrections	CJ 224
COMM 105 Public Speaking
COMM 286 Radio Production
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech
CS 206 Computer Architecture	CS 122, and MATH 115-220
CS 213 Operating Systems	CS 140, CS 206, MATH 115
CS 400 Project Mgmt & Integration	Prerequisite: IS 320 or IT 320 or SE 310 or consent of instructor
CS 481 Senior Capstone II	CS 480, and (IT 320 or SE 310)
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 160
EDU 519 Teaching with Technology
EDU 526 Selective Methods
EDU 531 Tchg/Working:Multicltrl Setting
EDU 533 Math Daily 3
EDU 566 CAFÉ 2.0
EDU 581 Admin/Literacy Programs
ENG 290 The Movies
ENG 352 Best Sellers	ENG 101
ES 117 Natural Disasters
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science
FIN 310 Money and Capital Markets	ECON 161
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	ECON 161, ACCT 202, Or permission of instructor
FIN 552 Investment Management
GEOG 200 World Regional Geography
GRAF 218 Digital Photography and Editing
GRAF 480 Senior Portfolio/Graphic Design
HEA 508 Ethical/Legal Issues for Admin
HIST 110 American History to 1877
HSA 344 Population Health Mgmt	MATH 220 or HSA 241 or consent of instructor
HSA 360 Health Care Law and Ethics	HSA 205
HSA 440 Health Services Administration	BA 210
HSA 460 Health Services Policy/Regulation
IS 310 Systems Analysis & Design	BA 222, CS 130, Or consent of instructor
IS 360 IT Security and Risk Management	IS 320
IT 420 System Security and Risks	CS 206, CS 213, IT 311
MBA 500 Accounting & Finance Principles	Graduate standing
MBA 501 Managerial Communication
MKT 208 Marketing Principles
MKT 358 Consumer Behavior	Prerequisite for Marketing majors: MKT 208 or permission of instructor. Recommended for all majors: MKT 208 and PSY 190 or SOC 110 or permission of instructor.
MKT 424 Global Marketing	MKT 358, And completion of all business core requirements
MKT 459 Contemporary Topics/Marketing
MKT 504 Mktg/Product Mgmt
MUS 202 American Popular Music
NUR 315 Professional Nursing Practice	Admission to the nursing program
NUR 420 Nursing Leadership & Mgmt	NUR 400, And admission to the Nursing Program
NUR 430 History of Nursing	Admission to the university
NUR 432 Honoring Self-Care:Mind, Body, Spir	Admission to the nursing program
NUR 438 Our Image: The Image of Nursing	Admission to the nursing program
NUR 455 Nursing Concepts Capstone II	NUR 450
PA 305 Grant Writing	ENG 102
PA 346 Disaster Response and Recovery	PA 332
PA 364 Public Administration
PA 430 Cases in Public Administration	PA 364
PA 49801 Senior Project Public Admin	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 49802 Senior Project EDM	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators
PA 501 Graduate Survey of Public Admin
PA 504 Political Econ/Regulatory Policy:PA
PA 507 Ethics of Public Service
PA 511 Govt/NFP Fin Mgmt/Control
PA 534 Healthcare Economics
PA 541 Nonprofit Philanthropy/Fundraising
PA 555 Crit Infrastruc:Vuln An/Protection
PA 562 Sem:Federalism/Intergovt Relations
PHIL 150 Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 202 Contemporary Ethics
PS 100 U. S. Government
PS 222 Introduction to Political Society
PS 230 State and Local Government
PS 362 The Legislative Process
PS 412 American Constitutional Law II
PSY 190 General Psychology
PSY 212 Devel Psychology:Birth to Adol	PSY 190
PSY 260 Gender Roles	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 310 Social Psychology	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 323 Cognition	PSY 190
PSY 332 Personality	PSY 190
PSY 338 Motivation	PSY 190
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	PSY 190
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 383 Human Behavior:Social Environment	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 397 Social Gerontology	PSY 190
PSY 445 Learning and Memory	PSY 190
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	PSY 190
REL 120 Intro to World Religions
SA 401 International Sport Mgmt	BA 210
SA 510 Managing Intercollegiate Athletics
SA 515 Sport Comm & Marketing
SA 530 Sport Leadership
SA 570 Research Methods/Sport Admin
SA 580 International Sport Mgmt
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology
SOC 220 Social Problems
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States
SOC 304 Globalization
SOC 347 Deviance and Social Control	SOC 110
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	SOC 110
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	SOC 110
SPED 468 Coordination of Occupational Prog	SPED 304, SPED 477, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 469 Meth/Curr:Lrng Disab K-12	EDU 110, SPED 304, SPED 467, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 477 Career & Vocational Programming	EDU 110, SPED 304, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 559 Home/School/Community Relations
SPED 562 Individual Behavior/Classroom Mgmt
SPED 568 Coordination of Occupational Prog	SPED 577
SPED 569 Meth/Curr:Lrng Disab K-12	SPED 567
SPED 577 Career & Vocational Programming
SPN 306 Culture and Society of Spain	At least one prior social science or cultures course

2021-2022 Academic Year

Session 1 (08/30/2021 – 10/21/2021)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	ACCT 201
ACCT 321 Intermediate Financial Accounting I	ACCT 202
ACCT 322 Intermediate Financial Acctng II	ACCT 321
ACCT 323 Federal Taxation I	ACCT 202
ACCT 422 Cost Accounting	ACCT 202
ACCT 425 Auditing	ACCT 322
ACCT 431 Advanced Financial Accounting	ACCT 322
ACCT 533 Advanced Acctng Information Systems
ACCT 551 Taxation for Corporations
ACCT 554 Governmental and Not-For-Profit Acc
ANTH 110 Cultural Anthropology
ART 100 Introduction to Art
ART 110 Drawing
BA 210 Management Principles
BA 222 Management Information Systems	BA 210
BA 256 Quantitative Analysis/Business I	CS 102, recommended MATH 105 or permission of instructor
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics
BA 317 International Management	BA 210, and general education cultures requirement
BA 325 New Venture Creation	MKT 208, BA 210
BA 356 Quantitative Analysis/Bus II	BA 256 or MATH 220 or instructor approval.
BA 361 Human Resources Management	BA 210
BA 365 Leadership Theory	BA 210, and BA 361 or permission of instructor
BA 374 Business Communication	ENG 102
BA 383 Compensation/Benefits Management	BA 361
BA 393 Personnel Selection & Evaluation	BA 361
BA 423 Production/Operations Management	BA 210, and BA 256 or MATH 220
BA 460 Strategic Management	Senior standing and within 9 credit hours of program completion.
BA 474 Organizational Behavior	PSY 190 or SOC 110
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy
BA 520 Training and Development
BA 540 Labor/Management Relations
BA 548 Development & Management of HRM
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention
BA 570 Team Building Techniques
BA 590 Research Seminar	All core requirements and only 6 required credit hours or less remaining in the program.
BIO 100 General Biological Sci
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition
CJ 224 Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJ 315 Juvenile Justice	CJ 224
CJ 333 Criminology	SOC 110
CJ 362 Criminal Investigations	CJ 224 or CHEM 102
CJ 367 Ethics in Criminal Justice	CJ 224 or CHEM 102
CJ 398 Justice Administration	CJ 224
CJ 426 Institutional Corrections	CJ 380
CJ 499 Special Project	SOC 110
COMM 102 Intro to Mass Media
COMM 105 Public Speaking
COMM 220 Principles of Interviewing
COMM 221 Intercultural Communication
COMM 334 Public Relations	COMM 105 or COMM 200
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech
CS 122 IT Infrastructure	CS 102
CS 130 Found/Information Systems	CS 102
CS 206 Computer Architecture	CS 122, and MATH 115-220
CS 332 Databases & Information Mgmt	CS 130, and (CS 213 or IS 310).
CS 480 Senior Capstone I	CS 400, and (IT 320 or SE 310)
ECE 223 Hlth/Safety/Nutrition:Early Childhd
ECE 451 Intro to Early Childhood	EDU 110
ECE 523 Hlth/Safety/Nutrition in EC
ECE 551 Intro to Early Childhood
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 160
ECON 488 Economics of International Trade	ECON 161
EDU 435 Middle School Growth/Development	EDU 110, And admission to the Teacher Education Program
EDU 443 Concepts of English	EDU 110, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program, Highly recommended: 3 credit hours of foreign language at the college level
EDU 521 Middle School Growth/Dev/Mgmt	Licensed teacher
EDU 531 Tchg/Working:Multicltrl Setting
EDU 534 Instructional Coaching
EDU 543 Concepts of English	Highly recommended: 3 credit hours of foreign language at the college level.
EDU 545 Language Acquisition
EDU 589 Rdg Spec/Literacy Coaching Intern	Prerequisite or Co-requisite: EDU 580 and EDU 581
EDU 59001 Capstone Seminar Early Childhood	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59002 Capstone Seminar ESL	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59003 Capstone Seminar Higher Education	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59004 Capstone Seminar Instruc Strat	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59005 Capstone Seminar Reading	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59006 Capstone Seminar Tchr Leadership	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59007 Capstone Seminar:TAG	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
ENG 101 English Composition I	ACT (verbal portion) of at least 18 or the completion of ENG 100 or successful performance on challenge examination
ENG 102 English Composition II	ENG 101
ENG 125 Introduction to Literature
ENG 365 Women and Literature	ENG 101
ES 117 Natural Disasters
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science
EXSS 10022 Walking for Fitness
FIN 310 Money and Capital Markets	ECON 161
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	ECON 161, ACCT 202, Or permission of instructor
FIN 343 Investments	FIN 341
FIN 513 Financial Mgmt
FIN 531 Financial Markets/Fin Strategy
FIN 551 Financial Data Analysis
GRAF 112 Introduction to Graphic Design
GRAF 218 Digital Photography and Editing
GRAF 332 Digital Imaging	At least one 100-level or 200-level art or graphic design course.
HEA 521 Politics in Higher Education
HIST 100 World History to 1500
HIST 330 African American History
HSA 205 Intro to American Health Systems
HSA 241 Healthcare Informatics	CS 102, HSA 205, Or consent of instructor
HSA 360 Health Care Law and Ethics	HSA 205
HSA 362 Financial Mgmt of Hlth Serv Org	ACCT 201, BA 210
HSA 490 Health Program Plan & Evaluation	HSA 362
IS 320 Enterprise Architecture	BA 222, CS 332 (corequisite) and IS 310
IS 348 Business Process Mgmt	BA 222, IS 320
IS 410 IS Strategy/Mgmt/Acquisition	BA 222, IS 320
IS 480 IS Senior Capstone	CS 400, IS 320
IT 320 Web Systems	CS 140, CS 213, CS 332
LA 298 Associate of Arts Capstone	At least 45 credits toward the completion of the Associate of Arts Liberal Art Emphasis degree.
LA 498 Liberal Arts Capstone
MATH 105 College Mathematics/Applications	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score = 19 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 107 College Algebra	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score > or equal to 21 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 115 Trig & Analytic Geometry	Pass MATH 107 or ACT math score > or equal to 26 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval
MATH 220 Elementary Statistics	Pass (MATH 105 or above) or ((pass MATH 095 or ACT math score ≥ 19) and pass MATH 100) or ACT math score ≥ 24 or an alternative placement as approved by the math department or instructor approval
MBA 500 Accounting & Finance Principles	Graduate standing
MBA 501 Managerial Communication
MKT 208 Marketing Principles
MKT 358 Consumer Behavior	Prerequisite for Marketing majors: MKT 208 or permission of instructor. Recommended for all majors: MKT 208 and PSY 190 or SOC 110 or permission of instructor.
MKT 363 Advertising and Integrated Mktg Com	MKT 208 suggested, but not required for non-marketing majors
MKT 451 Marketing Research	Completion of all other marketing/business core requirements
MKT 479 Branding	MKT 208
MKT 504 Mktg/Product Mgmt
PA 306 Prin of Emergency Management
PA 320 Political & Policy Bases of EM	PS 100, PS 230, PA 306
PA 364 Public Administration
PA 430 Cases in Public Administration	PA 364
PA 440 Public Budgeting Process
PA 49801 Senior Project Public Admin	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 49802 Senior Project EDM	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators
PA 501 Graduate Survey of Public Admin
PA 502 Intro/Program Evaluation	PA 501, Or permission of the program chair
PA 503 Program Eval:Implem & Eval	PA 502, Or permission of the program chair
PA 511 Govt/NFP Fin Mgmt/Control
PA 523 Emerg Mgmt/Homeland Secur/Publ Pol
PA 526 Emerg Mgmt Mitigation/Rec/Cont
PA 531 Intro to Healthcare Systems
PA 544 Productivity Improvement/Govt
PA 564 Sem:St/Loc Govt Mgmt
PA 567 Board Governance/Strategic Mgmt
PA 594 Internship	Completion of courses in the emphasis area
PHIL 150 Introduction to Philosophy
PHY 110 Introduction to Astronomy
PS 100 U. S. Government
PS 230 State and Local Government
PS 380 Congress and the Presidency
PSY 190 General Psychology
PSY 222 Devel Psychology:Young/Late Adult	PSY 190
PSY 240 Conflict Resolution
PSY 270 Human Sexuality
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 310 Social Psychology	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 321 Death and Dying	ENG 101
PSY 323 Cognition	PSY 190
PSY 332 Personality	PSY 190
PSY 335 Biological Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 338 Motivation	PSY 190
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	PSY 190
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 373 Research Methods	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 375 Methods in Human Services I	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 391 Social Work Practice I: Individuals
PSY 409 Psychology of Disaster	PSY 190
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	PSY 190
PSY 49801 Senior Project Psychology	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49802 Senior Project Human Services	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49803 Senior Project Social Science	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
SA 355 Admin of Intercollegiate Athletics	BA 210
SA 371 Planning Facilities/Phys Activity	BA 210
SA 503 Ethics in Sport
SA 520 Sport Finance
SA 582 Current Issues in Sport
SA 590 Capstone Seminar	Completion of all courses in the MSA program (may take one other course concurrently).
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology
SOC 220 Social Problems
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States
SOC 334 Intro to Sociological Res Meth	MATH 220
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	SOC 110
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	SOC 110
SPED 473 Meth/Curr: Intellectual Disab	SPED 304, SPED 467, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 567 Fundamentals of Special Education
SPED 573 Meth:Intellectual Disabilities K-12	SPED 567

Semester Long Fall (08/30/2021 – 12/16/2021)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
CNSL 509 Theories of Counseling	Admission to MSC degree program or consent of program chair
CNSL 510 Ethical, Legal & Prof Issues in Cns	Admission to MSC degree program or consent of program chair
CNSL 515 Lifespan Human Growth & Dev	Admission to MSC degree program
CNSL 520 Research & Program Evaluation	Admission to MSC degree program or consent of program chair
CNSL 540 Multicultural Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 510, CNSL 554
CNSL 543 Career Counseling	Admission to MSC degree program or consent of program chair
CNSL 550 Diagnosis/Treatment Plan:Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 510, CNSL 515, CNSL 540
CNSL 552 Group Work	CNSL 554, CNSL 570
CNSL 554 Intro/Counseling Techniques
CNSL 570 Adv Counseling Techniques	CNSL 509, CNSL 554
CNSL 571 Crisis Intervention Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 554, CNSL 570
CNSL 573 Assessment in Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 510, CNSL 515, CNSL 540
CNSL 580 Couples/Marriage/Family Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 510, CNSL 540
CNSL 581 Clinical Mental Health Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 510, CNSL 554
CNSL 584 Substance Abuse Counseling	CNSL 509, CNSL 550, CNSL 554
SCM 310	CNSL 509, CNSL 550, CNSL 554
SCM 320	CNSL 509, CNSL 550, CNSL 554
SCM 330	CNSL 509, CNSL 550, CNSL 554
SCM 331	CNSL 509, CNSL 550, CNSL 554
SCM 400	CNSL 509, CNSL 550, CNSL 554

Session 2 (10/25/2021 – 12/16/2021)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	ACCT 201
ACCT 321 Intermediate Financial Accounting I	ACCT 202
ACCT 322 Intermediate Financial Acctng II	ACCT 321
ACCT 324 Federal Taxation II	ACCT 323
ACCT 422 Cost Accounting	ACCT 202
ACCT 425 Auditing	ACCT 322
ACCT 432 Acctng for Not-For-Profit Orgztn	ACCT 202
ACCT 547 Contemporary Topics/Financial Acctg	Undergraduate degree in accounting or 30 semester credits of undergraduate accounting
ACCT 552 Forensic Accounting
ACCT 553 Advanced Managerial Accounting
ART 110 Drawing
ART 211 Art History I
BA 210 Management Principles
BA 222 Management Information Systems	BA 210
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics
BA 325 New Venture Creation	MKT 208, BA 210
BA 334 Social Entrepreneurship	ECON 160, BA 210
BA 352 Risk Management
BA 356 Quantitative Analysis/Bus II	BA 256 or MATH 220 or instructor approval.
BA 361 Human Resources Management	BA 210
BA 362 Supervision	BA 210, BA 361
BA 371 Training and Development	BA 361
BA 374 Business Communication	ENG 102
BA 411 Labor Relations and Negotiation	BA 210, BA 361
BA 423 Production/Operations Management	BA 210, and BA 256 or MATH 220
BA 445 Contemporary Topics in Management	BA 210
BA 456 Marketing Cases	Completion of all marketing/business core requirements.
BA 460 Strategic Management	Senior standing and within 9 credit hours of program completion.
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy
BA 520 Training and Development
BA 524 Managing in th International Envir
BA 544 Organizational & Mgmt Theories
BA 546 Compensation & Benefits
BA 553 Organizational Development
BA 555 Organizational Culture
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention
BA 570 Team Building Techniques
BA 576 Global Supply Chain Mgmt
BA 590 Research Seminar	All core requirements and only 6 required credit hours or less remaining in the program.
BIO 100 General Biological Sci
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition
CJ 237 Criminal Law and Procedure	CJ 224
CJ 321 Juvenile Delinquency	SOC 110
CJ 337 Victimology	SOC 110
CJ 365 Introduction to Policing	CJ 224
CJ 380 Introduction to Corrections	CJ 224
CJ 499 Special Project	SOC 110
COMM 105 Public Speaking
COMM 107 Human Communication
COMM 200 Interpersonal Communication
COMM 203 Communication Theory
COMM 415 Communication and Media Ethics	Junior Standing or consent of the instructor
COMM 498 Senior Seminar	COMM 390
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech
CS 140 Intro to Programming	CS 122 or [(CS102 or EDU 252) and (MATH 115-220)]
CS 213 Operating Systems	CS 140, CS 206, MATH 115
CS 342 Human Computer Interaction	Junior status
CS 400 Project Mgmt & Integration	Prerequisite: IS 320 or IT 320 or SE 310 or consent of instructor
CS 481 Senior Capstone II	CS 480, and (IT 320 or SE 310)
ECE 334 Field Exp:Infant/Toddler
ECE 452 Observation/Assessment:EC	EDU 110, ECE 451, and admittance into the Teacher Education Program
ECE 501 Field Exp: Infant/Toddler
ECE 552 Observation/Assessment:EC	ECE 451 or ECE 551
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 160
ECON 455 Economics of Health and Health Care	ECON 160
ECON 493 Managerial Economics	ECON 160, ECON 161
EDU 232 Grammar Content for Teachers
EDU 444 Curr/Methods:ESL	EDU 110, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
EDU 446 Practicum in ESL	EDU 110, or co-requisite, EDU 444 and admittance to the Teacher Education Program
EDU 512 Educational Research Methods
EDU 525 Content Area Literacy
EDU 536 Classroom Curriculum Design
EDU 544 Curr/Methods:ESL
EDU 546 Practicum in ESL	EDU 543, EDU 544 (Co-Requisite)
ENG 101 English Composition I	ACT (verbal portion) of at least 18 or the completion of ENG 100 or successful performance on challenge examination
ENG 102 English Composition II	ENG 101
ENG 170 Intro Creative Writing	ENG 101
ENG 290 The Movies
ENG 311 Urban Cinema	ENG 101, Recommended: ENG 102. Encouraged: ENG 290 or ENG 265
ES 117 Natural Disasters
ES 121 Dinosaurs
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science
ES 321 Building an Eco-Economy	ES 100 or ES 161 or GEOG 100, or consent of instructor.
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	ECON 161, ACCT 202, Or permission of instructor
FIN 442 Intermediate Financial Management	FIN 341
FIN 444 New Venture Finance	BA 325, ECON 160, ECON 161, FIN 341
FIN 513 Financial Mgmt
FIN 536 Derivatives and Risk Management
FIN 552 Investment Management
GEOG 100 Intro to Physical Geography
GRAF 235 Advertising Design
GRAF 355 Typography
GRAF 432 Digital Illustration	At least one 100-level or 200-level art or graphic design course
HEA 509 Student Development Theory
HEA 558 Quality Improv/Accreditation
HIST 110 American History to 1877
HSA 205 Intro to American Health Systems
HSA 306 Long Term Care Administration	HSA 205
HSA 344 Population Health Mgmt	MATH 220 or HSA 241 or consent of instructor
HSA 360 Health Care Law and Ethics	HSA 205
HSA 440 Health Services Administration	BA 210
HSA 460 Health Services Policy/Regulation
IS 310 Systems Analysis & Design	BA 222, CS 130, Or consent of instructor
IS 370 IT Audit and Controls	IS 320
IS 481 IS Senior Capstone II	CS 400, IS 320, IS 480
IT 311 Networking	CS 140, CS 213, MATH 115
IT 410 Information Assurance and Security	CS 206, CS 213, IT 311
MATH 105 College Mathematics/Applications	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score = 19 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 107 College Algebra	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score > or equal to 21 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 220 Elementary Statistics	Pass (MATH 105 or above) or ((pass MATH 095 or ACT math score ≥ 19) and pass MATH 100) or ACT math score ≥ 24 or an alternative placement as approved by the math department or instructor approval
MBA 501 Managerial Communication
MKT 208 Marketing Principles
MKT 358 Consumer Behavior	Prerequisite for Marketing majors: MKT 208 or permission of instructor. Recommended for all majors: MKT 208 and PSY 190 or SOC 110 or permission of instructor.
MKT 424 Global Marketing	MKT 358, And completion of all business core requirements
MKT 489 Social Media Marketing	MKT 208
MKT 504 Mktg/Product Mgmt
PA 305 Grant Writing	ENG 102
PA 364 Public Administration
PA 371 Urban Management
PA 445 Administrative Law
PA 49801 Senior Project Public Admin	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 49802 Senior Project EDM	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators
PA 501 Graduate Survey of Public Admin
PA 502 Intro/Program Evaluation	PA 501, Or permission of the program chair
PA 503 Program Eval:Implem & Eval	PA 502, Or permission of the program chair
PA 505 Organizational Behavior
PA 509 Theories of Leadership
PA 511 Govt/NFP Fin Mgmt/Control
PA 530 Public Policy and Healthcare
PA 543 Emerg Mgmt:Planning/Response
PA 546 NFP Mktg & Public Affairs Advocacy
PA 562 Sem:Federalism/Intergovt Relations
PA 590 Research Seminar	Completion of all core and area of emphasis courses or permission of the program director
PA 594 Internship	Completion of courses in the emphasis area
PHIL 202 Contemporary Ethics
PS 100 U. S. Government
PS 211 International Relations
PS 230 State and Local Government
PS 368 Political Parties/Interest Groups	PS 100, Or permission of instructor
PSY 190 General Psychology
PSY 212 Devel Psychology:Birth to Adol	PSY 190
PSY 221 Introduction to Human Services	PSY 190
PSY 260 Gender Roles	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 310 Social Psychology	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 311 Psychology of Women	PSY 190
PSY 323 Cognition	PSY 190
PSY 332 Personality	PSY 190
PSY 338 Motivation	PSY 190
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	PSY 190
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 373 Research Methods	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 383 Human Behavior:Social Environment	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 392 Social Work Prac II:Families/Groups
PSY 397 Social Gerontology	PSY 190
PSY 445 Learning and Memory	PSY 190
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	PSY 190
PSY 49801 Senior Project Psychology	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49802 Senior Project Human Services	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49803 Senior Project Social Science	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
SA 363 Sport Marketing	MKT 208
SA 501 Sport Administration
SA 525 Sport Law & Contract Negotiation
SA 570 Research Methods/Sport Admin
SA 575 Sport Facilities Mgmt
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology
SOC 220 Social Problems
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States
SOC 347 Deviance and Social Control	SOC 110
SOC 351 Sociology of 9/11 and the War on Terror
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	SOC 110
SOC 381 Political Sociology
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	SOC 110
SPED 477 Career & Vocational Programming	EDU 110, SPED 304, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 565 Methods/Curriculum: BD PK-12
SPED 577 Career & Vocational Programming

Session 3 (01/10/2022 – 03/03/2022)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	ACCT 201
ACCT 321 Intermediate Financial Accounting I	ACCT 202
ACCT 323 Federal Taxation I	ACCT 202
ACCT 422 Cost Accounting	ACCT 202
ACCT 425 Auditing	ACCT 322
ACCT 431 Advanced Financial Accounting	ACCT 322
ACCT 533 Advanced Acctng Information Systems
ACCT 551 Taxation for Corporations
ANTH 110 Cultural Anthropology
ART 100 Introduction to Art
ART 110 Drawing
BA 210 Management Principles
BA 222 Management Information Systems	BA 210
BA 256 Quantitative Analysis/Business I	CS 102, recommended MATH 105 or permission of instructor
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics
BA 303 Business Law II	BA 302 recommended
BA 317 International Management	BA 210, and general education cultures requirement
BA 356 Quantitative Analysis/Bus II	BA 256 or MATH 220 or instructor approval.
BA 361 Human Resources Management	BA 210
BA 365 Leadership Theory	BA 210, and BA 361 or permission of instructor
BA 371 Training and Development	BA 361
BA 374 Business Communication	ENG 102
BA 383 Compensation/Benefits Management	BA 361
BA 423 Production/Operations Management	BA 210, and BA 256 or MATH 220
BA 449 Business & Industrial Crisis Mgmt	BA 210, PA 306
BA 454 Management Cases	BA 361, BA 423, and completion of all management-business core requirements.
BA 460 Strategic Management	Senior standing and within 9 credit hours of program completion.
BA 474 Organizational Behavior	PSY 190 or SOC 110
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics
BA 509 Theories of Leadership
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy
BA 520 Training and Development
BA 540 Labor/Management Relations
BA 548 Development & Management of HRM
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention
BA 570 Team Building Techniques
BA 586 Global Business Strategy
BA 590 Research Seminar	All core requirements and only 6 required credit hours or less remaining in the program.
BIO 100 General Biological Sci
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition
CJ 224 Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJ 315 Juvenile Justice	CJ 224
CJ 333 Criminology	SOC 110
CJ 362 Criminal Investigations	CJ 224 or CHEM 102
CJ 367 Ethics in Criminal Justice	CJ 224 or CHEM 102
CJ 398 Justice Administration	CJ 224
CJ 428 Offender Treatment	CJ 224
CJ 499 Special Project	SOC 110
COMM 105 Public Speaking
COMM 200 Interpersonal Communication
COMM 276 Intro to Television Production
COMM 310 Feature Writing	COMM 102
COMM 326 New & Experimental Media
COMM 390 Research Methods/Comm	COMM 105, and Junior Standing.
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech
CS 130 Found/Information Systems	CS 102
CS 332 Databases & Information Mgmt	CS 130, and (CS 213 or IS 310).
CS 480 Senior Capstone I	CS 400, and (IT 320 or SE 310)
ECE 455 Methods & Curriculum:EC	EDU 110, ECE 451, and admittance into the Teacher Education Program.
ECE 502 Field Exp Prekindergarten
ECE 557 Methods/Curriculum:EC	ECE 451 or ECE 551
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 160
EDU 439 Introduction to Gifted Education	And admission to the Teacher Education Program or practicing teacher
EDU 447 Problems in English Grammar	EDU 110, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
EDU 507 Diagnostic Assessment Prac:Rdg/LA
EDU 512 Educational Research Methods
EDU 531 Tchg/Working:Multicltrl Setting
EDU 538 Educational Policy Seminar
EDU 539 Intro to Gifted Education	Licensed teacher
EDU 547 Problems in English Grammar	EDU 543
EDU 59001 Capstone Seminar Early Childhood	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59002 Capstone Seminar ESL	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59003 Capstone Seminar Higher Education	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59004 Capstone Seminar Instruc Strat	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59005 Capstone Seminar Reading	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59006 Capstone Seminar Tchr Leadership	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59007 Capstone Seminar:TAG	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
ENG 101 English Composition I	ACT (verbal portion) of at least 18 or the completion of ENG 100 or successful performance on challenge examination
ENG 102 English Composition II	ENG 101
ENG 210 American Literature II
ENG 352 Best Sellers	ENG 101
ES 114 Conservation of Natural Resources
ES 117 Natural Disasters
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science
ES 321 Building an Eco-Economy	ES 100 or ES 161 or GEOG 100, or consent of instructor.
EXSS 170 Medical Terminology
FIN 310 Money and Capital Markets	ECON 161
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	ECON 161, ACCT 202, Or permission of instructor
FIN 343 Investments	FIN 341
FIN 448 Options Futures and Derivatives	FIN 341
FIN 513 Financial Mgmt
FIN 531 Financial Markets/Fin Strategy
FIN 551 Financial Data Analysis
GRAF 112 Introduction to Graphic Design
GRAF 280 Web Publishing and Social Media
GRAF 335 Publication Design	At least one 100-level or 200-level art or graphic design course
HEA 556 Strat Dec Making/HE
HIST 100 World History to 1500
HIST 111 American History since 1877
HIST 374 Modern America, 1945-Present	HIST 111
HSA 205 Intro to American Health Systems
HSA 241 Healthcare Informatics	CS 102, HSA 205, Or consent of instructor
HSA 312 Community & Public Health	HSA 205
HSA 362 Financial Mgmt of Hlth Serv Org	ACCT 201, BA 210
HSA 490 Health Program Plan & Evaluation	HSA 362
IS 480 IS Senior Capstone	CS 400, IS 320
IT 320 Web Systems	CS 140, CS 213, CS 332
IT 348 Advanced Computer Networks	IT 311
IT 360 Cmptr Forensics/Incident Response	CS 206, CS 213, IT 311
IT 410 Information Assurance and Security	CS 206, CS 213, IT 311
LA 298 Associate of Arts Capstone	At least 45 credits toward the completion of the Associate of Arts Liberal Art Emphasis degree.
LA 498 Liberal Arts Capstone
MATH 105 College Mathematics/Applications	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score = 19 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 107 College Algebra	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score > or equal to 21 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 115 Trig & Analytic Geometry	Pass MATH 107 or ACT math score > or equal to 26 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval
MATH 220 Elementary Statistics	Pass (MATH 105 or above) or ((pass MATH 095 or ACT math score ≥ 19) and pass MATH 100) or ACT math score ≥ 24 or an alternative placement as approved by the math department or instructor approval
MBA 500 Accounting & Finance Principles	Graduate standing
MBA 501 Managerial Communication
MKT 208 Marketing Principles
MKT 363 Advertising and Integrated Mktg Com	MKT 208 suggested, but not required for non-marketing majors
MKT 414 New Product Development	MKT 208
MKT 451 Marketing Research	Completion of all other marketing/business core requirements
PA 306 Prin of Emergency Management
PA 364 Public Administration
PA 404 Integrated Emergency Management	PA 306
PA 430 Cases in Public Administration	PA 364
PA 440 Public Budgeting Process
PA 49801 Senior Project Public Admin	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 49802 Senior Project EDM	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators
PA 501 Graduate Survey of Public Admin
PA 502 Intro/Program Evaluation	PA 501, Or permission of the program chair
PA 503 Program Eval:Implem & Eval	PA 502, Or permission of the program chair
PA 504 Political Econ/Regulatory Policy:PA
PA 509 Theories of Leadership
PA 524 Ldrshp Issues/Critical Incidents
PA 537 HC Quality Assessment & Improvement
PA 545 Labor Rel/Confl Res:Public Sector
PHIL 150 Introduction to Philosophy
PHY 110 Introduction to Astronomy
PS 100 U. S. Government
PS 212 Comparative Politics
PS 230 State and Local Government
PS 362 The Legislative Process
PSY 190 General Psychology
PSY 222 Devel Psychology:Young/Late Adult	PSY 190
PSY 232 Group Dynamics
PSY 270 Human Sexuality
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 310 Social Psychology	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 321 Death and Dying	ENG 101
PSY 323 Cognition	PSY 190
PSY 332 Personality	PSY 190
PSY 335 Biological Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 338 Motivation	PSY 190
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	PSY 190
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 373 Research Methods	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 375 Methods in Human Services I	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 391 Social Work Practice I: Individuals
PSY 393 SW Prac III:Comm/Soc Inst
PSY 409 Psychology of Disaster	PSY 190
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	PSY 190
PSY 49801 Senior Project Psychology	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49802 Senior Project Human Services	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49803 Senior Project Social Science	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
SA 348 Sports Administration
SA 365 Ethical/Legal Issues in Sports Adm	BA 302
SA 510 Managing Intercollegiate Athletics
SA 515 Sport Comm & Marketing
SA 530 Sport Leadership
SA 580 International Sport Mgmt
SA 590 Capstone Seminar	Completion of all courses in the MSA program (may take one other course concurrently).
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology
SOC 220 Social Problems
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States
SOC 334 Intro to Sociological Res Meth	MATH 220
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	SOC 110
SOC 363 Social Stratification	SOC 110
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	SOC 110
SPED 469 Meth/Curr:Lrng Disab K-12	EDU 110, SPED 304, SPED 467, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 567 Fundamentals of Special Education
SPED 569 Meth/Curr:Lrng Disab K-12	SPED 567

Session 4 (03/14/2022 – 05/05/2022)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	ACCT 201
ACCT 322 Intermediate Financial Acctng II	ACCT 321
ACCT 324 Federal Taxation II	ACCT 323
ACCT 422 Cost Accounting	ACCT 202
ACCT 432 Acctng for Not-For-Profit Orgztn	ACCT 202
ACCT 533 Advanced Acctng Information Systems
ACCT 552 Forensic Accounting
ACCT 553 Advanced Managerial Accounting
ART 212 Art History II
ART 330 Watercolor/Water Media	ART 110
BA 210 Management Principles
BA 222 Management Information Systems	BA 210
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics
BA 325 New Venture Creation	MKT 208, BA 210
BA 334 Social Entrepreneurship	ECON 160, BA 210
BA 352 Risk Management
BA 356 Quantitative Analysis/Bus II	BA 256 or MATH 220 or instructor approval.
BA 361 Human Resources Management	BA 210
BA 365 Leadership Theory	BA 210, and BA 361 or permission of instructor
BA 371 Training and Development	BA 361
BA 374 Business Communication	ENG 102
BA 411 Labor Relations and Negotiation	BA 210, BA 361
BA 423 Production/Operations Management	BA 210, and BA 256 or MATH 220
BA 460 Strategic Management	Senior standing and within 9 credit hours of program completion.
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy
BA 520 Training and Development
BA 524 Managing in th International Envir
BA 544 Organizational & Mgmt Theories
BA 546 Compensation & Benefits
BA 553 Organizational Development
BA 555 Organizational Culture
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention
BA 570 Team Building Techniques
BA 590 Research Seminar	All core requirements and only 6 required credit hours or less remaining in the program.
BIO 100 General Biological Sci
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition
CJ 237 Criminal Law and Procedure	CJ 224
CJ 321 Juvenile Delinquency	SOC 110
CJ 337 Victimology	SOC 110
CJ 365 Introduction to Policing	CJ 224
CJ 380 Introduction to Corrections	CJ 224
CJ 388 Comparative Study/Criminal Justice
COMM 105 Public Speaking
COMM 107 Human Communication
COMM 308 Sports Writing and Reporting	COMM 102
COMM 320 News Editing
COMM 352 Rhetoric and Public Culture	COMM 105
COMM 498 Senior Seminar	COMM 390
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech
CS 122 IT Infrastructure	CS 102
CS 213 Operating Systems	CS 140, CS 206, MATH 115
CS 342 Human Computer Interaction	Junior status
CS 400 Project Mgmt & Integration	Prerequisite: IS 320 or IT 320 or SE 310 or consent of instructor
CS 481 Senior Capstone II	CS 480, and (IT 320 or SE 310)
ECE 456 Admin/Sprvsn:EC	EDU 110, ECE 451, and admittance into the Teacher Education Program
ECE 556 Admin/Sprvsn:EC	ECE 451 or ECE 551
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 160
ECON 455 Economics of Health and Health Care	ECON 160
EDU 440 Methods/Curric:Gifted Educ PK-12	EDU 439, And admission to the Teacher Education Program or practicing teacher
EDU 442 Practicum:Gifted Programs	EDU 539, EDU 541, And Admission to the Teacher Education Program, May be taken as a corequisite with EDU 440
EDU 448 Cltrl/Linguistic Diversity	EDU 110, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
EDU 512 Educational Research Methods
EDU 516 Best Prac:Res Based Tchg Strat
EDU 522 Assessment for Learning
EDU 540 Methods/Curr:Gifted Educ PK-12	EDU 539, Licensed teacher
EDU 542 Practicum:Gifted Programs	EDU 539, EDU 541, Licensed teacher, May be taken as a co-requisite with EDU 540
EDU 548 Cltrl/Linguistic Diversity
EDU 585 Adv Instruc Issues/Meth:Rdg/LA	EDU 507, May be taken concurrently with EDU 509 or EDU 510.
ENG 101 English Composition I	ACT (verbal portion) of at least 18 or the completion of ENG 100 or successful performance on challenge examination
ENG 102 English Composition II	ENG 101
ENG 214 World Literature Survey
ENG 265 African-American Literature
ENG 290 The Movies
ES 117 Natural Disasters
ES 121 Dinosaurs
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science
ES 321 Building an Eco-Economy	ES 100 or ES 161 or GEOG 100, or consent of instructor.
EXSS 10022 Walking for Fitness
FIN 288 Personal Financial Management
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	ECON 161, ACCT 202, Or permission of instructor
FIN 442 Intermediate Financial Management	FIN 341
FIN 446 Bank Management	FIN 341
FIN 513 Financial Mgmt
FIN 536 Derivatives and Risk Management
FIN 552 Investment Management
GRAF 235 Advertising Design
GRAF 332 Digital Imaging	At least one 100-level or 200-level art or graphic design course.
GRAF 334 History of Graphic Design	ART 100, ART 211, ART 212 or GRAF 112
GRAF 432 Digital Illustration	At least one 100-level or 200-level art or graphic design course
GRAF 480 Senior Portfolio/Graphic Design
HEA 512 Finance/Budgeting:HE
HIST 214 World at War 1914-1945
HIST 355 Modern World History	HIST 101
HSA 306 Long Term Care Administration	HSA 205
HSA 344 Population Health Mgmt	MATH 220 or HSA 241 or consent of instructor
HSA 360 Health Care Law and Ethics	HSA 205
HSA 440 Health Services Administration	BA 210
HSA 460 Health Services Policy/Regulation
IS 310 Systems Analysis & Design	BA 222, CS 130, Or consent of instructor
IS 320 Enterprise Architecture	BA 222, CS 332 (corequisite) and IS 310
IS 420 Enterprise Sys & Integration	IS 320
IS 481 IS Senior Capstone II	CS 400, IS 320, IS 480
IT 311 Networking	CS 140, CS 213, MATH 115
IT 420 System Security and Risks	CS 206, CS 213, IT 311
MATH 105 College Mathematics/Applications	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score = 19 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 107 College Algebra	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score > or equal to 21 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 220 Elementary Statistics	Pass (MATH 105 or above) or ((pass MATH 095 or ACT math score ≥ 19) and pass MATH 100) or ACT math score ≥ 24 or an alternative placement as approved by the math department or instructor approval
MBA 501 Managerial Communication
MKT 208 Marketing Principles
MKT 337 Personal Selling	MKT 208, Junior Standing, Or permission of instructor
MKT 358 Consumer Behavior	Prerequisite for Marketing majors: MKT 208 or permission of instructor. Recommended for all majors: MKT 208 and PSY 190 or SOC 110 or permission of instructor.
MKT 424 Global Marketing	MKT 358, And completion of all business core requirements
MKT 479 Branding	MKT 208
MKT 504 Mktg/Product Mgmt
MKT 522 Global Marketing
PA 305 Grant Writing	ENG 102
PA 346 Disaster Response and Recovery	PA 332
PA 414 Prin/Prac of Hazard Mitigation	BA 210, PA 306
PA 49801 Senior Project Public Admin	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 49802 Senior Project EDM	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators
PA 501 Graduate Survey of Public Admin
PA 502 Intro/Program Evaluation	PA 501, Or permission of the program chair
PA 503 Program Eval:Implem & Eval	PA 502, Or permission of the program chair
PA 505 Organizational Behavior
PA 509 Theories of Leadership
PA 511 Govt/NFP Fin Mgmt/Control
PA 522 Psych/Cltr of Terrorism
PA 530 Public Policy and Healthcare
PA 539 HC Info Tech Mgmt
PA 590 Research Seminar	Completion of all core and area of emphasis courses or permission of the program director
PHIL 202 Contemporary Ethics
PS 100 U. S. Government
PS 230 State and Local Government
PSY 190 General Psychology
PSY 212 Devel Psychology:Birth to Adol	PSY 190
PSY 221 Introduction to Human Services	PSY 190
PSY 240 Conflict Resolution
PSY 260 Gender Roles	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 310 Social Psychology	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 311 Psychology of Women	PSY 190
PSY 323 Cognition	PSY 190
PSY 332 Personality	PSY 190
PSY 338 Motivation	PSY 190
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	PSY 190
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 373 Research Methods	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 383 Human Behavior:Social Environment	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 392 Social Work Prac II:Families/Groups
PSY 397 Social Gerontology	PSY 190
PSY 445 Learning and Memory	PSY 190
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	PSY 190
PSY 49801 Senior Project Psychology	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49802 Senior Project Human Services	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49803 Senior Project Social Science	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
SA 401 International Sport Mgmt	BA 210
SA 435 Governance/Policy in Sport Org	BA 210
SA 501 Sport Administration
SA 503 Ethics in Sport
SA 520 Sport Finance
SA 570 Research Methods/Sport Admin
SA 582 Current Issues in Sport
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology
SOC 220 Social Problems
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States
SOC 304 Globalization
SOC 347 Deviance and Social Control	SOC 110
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	SOC 110
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	SOC 110
SOC 418 Applied Research Methods
SOC 491 Sociology Minor Portfolio	Completion of (or current enrollment in) all courses required for the Sociology minor
SPED 473 Meth/Curr: Intellectual Disab	SPED 304, SPED 467, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 573 Meth:Intellectual Disabilities K-12	SPED 567
SPED 578 Meth/Curr:M/Mod Disab PK-8	SPED 567
THE 240 Oral Interpretation

Session 5 (05/16/2022 – 07/07/2022)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	ACCT 201
ACCT 321 Intermediate Financial Accounting I	ACCT 202
ACCT 322 Intermediate Financial Acctng II	ACCT 321
ACCT 323 Federal Taxation I	ACCT 202
ACCT 425 Auditing	ACCT 322
ACCT 431 Advanced Financial Accounting	ACCT 322
ACCT 533 Advanced Acctng Information Systems
ACCT 547 Contemporary Topics/Financial Acctg	Undergraduate degree in accounting or 30 semester credits of undergraduate accounting
ACCT 551 Taxation for Corporations
ANTH 110 Cultural Anthropology
ART 100 Introduction to Art
ART 372 Survey of American Art	ART 100 or ART 211 or ART 212 or GRAF 112
BA 210 Management Principles
BA 222 Management Information Systems	BA 210
BA 256 Quantitative Analysis/Business I	CS 102, recommended MATH 105 or permission of instructor
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics
BA 303 Business Law II	BA 302 recommended
BA 317 International Management	BA 210, and general education cultures requirement
BA 325 New Venture Creation	MKT 208, BA 210
BA 356 Quantitative Analysis/Bus II	BA 256 or MATH 220 or instructor approval.
BA 361 Human Resources Management	BA 210
BA 374 Business Communication	ENG 102
BA 383 Compensation/Benefits Management	BA 361
BA 393 Personnel Selection & Evaluation	BA 361
BA 423 Production/Operations Management	BA 210, and BA 256 or MATH 220
BA 460 Strategic Management	Senior standing and within 9 credit hours of program completion.
BA 474 Organizational Behavior	PSY 190 or SOC 110
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy
BA 520 Training and Development
BA 540 Labor/Management Relations
BA 548 Development & Management of HRM
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention
BA 567 Quality Mgmt/Productivity
BA 570 Team Building Techniques
BA 590 Research Seminar	All core requirements and only 6 required credit hours or less remaining in the program.
BIO 100 General Biological Sci
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition
CJ 224 Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJ 315 Juvenile Justice	CJ 224
CJ 333 Criminology	SOC 110
CJ 362 Criminal Investigations	CJ 224 or CHEM 102
CJ 367 Ethics in Criminal Justice	CJ 224 or CHEM 102
CJ 396 Community Corrections	CJ 224
CJ 398 Justice Administration	CJ 224
CJ 499 Special Project	SOC 110
COMM 105 Public Speaking
COMM 200 Interpersonal Communication
COMM 221 Intercultural Communication
COMM 307 Business & Professional Comm	COMM 105
COMM 332 Writing for Media	COMM 102
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech
CS 130 Found/Information Systems	CS 102
CS 140 Intro to Programming	CS 122 or [(CS102 or EDU 252) and (MATH 115-220)]
CS 332 Databases & Information Mgmt	CS 130, and (CS 213 or IS 310).
CS 342 Human Computer Interaction	Junior status
CS 400 Project Mgmt & Integration	Prerequisite: IS 320 or IT 320 or SE 310 or consent of instructor
CS 481 Senior Capstone II	CS 480, and (IT 320 or SE 310)
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 160
ECON 466 Labor Economics	ECON 160
ECON 488 Economics of International Trade	ECON 161
EDU 232 Grammar Content for Teachers
EDU 441 Admin/Sprvsn:Gifted Programs	EDU 439, And admission to the Teacher Education Program or practicing teacher
EDU 512 Educational Research Methods
EDU 524 Issues:Educ Psy/Learning
EDU 531 Tchg/Working:Multicltrl Setting
EDU 532 Professional Learning Communities
EDU 541 Admin/Supervision:Gifted Programs	EDU 539, Licensed teacher
EDU 580 Best Prac/Literacy Intervention
EDU 59001 Capstone Seminar Early Childhood	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59002 Capstone Seminar ESL	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59003 Capstone Seminar Higher Education	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59004 Capstone Seminar Instruc Strat	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59005 Capstone Seminar Reading	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59006 Capstone Seminar Tchr Leadership	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
EDU 59007 Capstone Seminar:TAG	Completion of all courses in emphasis area (may take one area of emphasis course concurrently)
ENG 101 English Composition I	ACT (verbal portion) of at least 18 or the completion of ENG 100 or successful performance on challenge examination
ENG 102 English Composition II	ENG 101
ENG 330 Shakespeare	ENG 102
ENG 352 Best Sellers	ENG 101
ES 117 Natural Disasters
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science
ES 321 Building an Eco-Economy	ES 100 or ES 161 or GEOG 100, or consent of instructor.
FIN 310 Money and Capital Markets	ECON 161
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	ECON 161, ACCT 202, Or permission of instructor
FIN 343 Investments	FIN 341
FIN 444 New Venture Finance	BA 325, ECON 160, ECON 161, FIN 341
FIN 513 Financial Mgmt
FIN 531 Financial Markets/Fin Strategy
FIN 551 Financial Data Analysis
GEOG 100 Intro to Physical Geography
GRAF 280 Web Publishing and Social Media
GRAF 319 Digital Video and Editing
GRAF 442 Digital Animation	At least one 100-level or 200-level art or graphic design course
HEA 504 Student Affairs Practice/HE
HIST 101 World History 1500-
HIST 111 American History since 1877
HSA 205 Intro to American Health Systems
HSA 362 Financial Mgmt of Hlth Serv Org	ACCT 201, BA 210
HSA 475 Tchg Methodology Practicum	HSA 330
HSA 490 Health Program Plan & Evaluation	HSA 362
IS 370 IT Audit and Controls	IS 320
MATH 105 College Mathematics/Applications	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score = 19 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 107 College Algebra	Pass MATH 095 or ACT math score > or equal to 21 or an alternative placement mechanism as approved by the math department or instructor approval.
MATH 220 Elementary Statistics	Pass (MATH 105 or above) or ((pass MATH 095 or ACT math score ≥ 19) and pass MATH 100) or ACT math score ≥ 24 or an alternative placement as approved by the math department or instructor approval
MBA 500 Accounting & Finance Principles	Graduate standing
MBA 501 Managerial Communication
MKT 208 Marketing Principles
MKT 315 Sales Management	MKT 208, BA 210, Or permission of instructor
MKT 358 Consumer Behavior	Prerequisite for Marketing majors: MKT 208 or permission of instructor. Recommended for all majors: MKT 208 and PSY 190 or SOC 110 or permission of instructor.
MKT 414 New Product Development	MKT 208
MKT 451 Marketing Research	Completion of all other marketing/business core requirements
MKT 459 Contemporary Topics/Marketing
MKT 489 Social Media Marketing	MKT 208
MKT 504 Mktg/Product Mgmt
PA 332 Emergency Preparedness & Planning	PA 306, PA 320
PA 364 Public Administration
PA 49801 Senior Project Public Admin	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 49802 Senior Project EDM	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through Upper Iowa University
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators
PA 502 Intro/Program Evaluation	PA 501, Or permission of the program chair
PA 503 Program Eval:Implem & Eval	PA 502, Or permission of the program chair
PA 504 Political Econ/Regulatory Policy:PA
PA 515 Grant Writing & Contract Mgmt
PA 536 Healthcare Law & Ethics
PA 594 Internship	Completion of courses in the emphasis area
PHIL 150 Introduction to Philosophy
PS 100 U. S. Government
PS 211 International Relations
PS 230 State and Local Government
PS 411 American Constitutional Law I
PSY 190 General Psychology
PSY 222 Devel Psychology:Young/Late Adult	PSY 190
PSY 270 Human Sexuality
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 310 Social Psychology	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 321 Death and Dying	ENG 101
PSY 323 Cognition	PSY 190
PSY 332 Personality	PSY 190
PSY 335 Biological Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 338 Motivation	PSY 190
PSY 340 Industrial Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	PSY 190
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 373 Research Methods	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 375 Methods in Human Services I	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 393 SW Prac III:Comm/Soc Inst
PSY 409 Psychology of Disaster	PSY 190
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	PSY 190
PSY 49801 Senior Project Psychology	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49802 Senior Project Human Services	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
PSY 49803 Senior Project Social Science	ENG 102, And 30 or fewer credits remaining to be completed through UIU
SA 521 Mgmt/Perf Analytics:Sports
SA 525 Sport Law & Contract Negotiation
SA 575 Sport Facilities Mgmt
SA 590 Capstone Seminar	Completion of all courses in the MSA program (may take one other course concurrently).
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology
SOC 220 Social Problems
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States
SOC 334 Intro to Sociological Res Meth	MATH 220
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	SOC 110
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	SOC 110
SOC 392 Sociological Theory	Junior status and nine credits of sociology
SPED 475 Meth/Curr:Mild/Moderate Disab 5-12	EDU 110, SPED 304, SPED 467, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 477 Career & Vocational Programming	EDU 110, SPED 304, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 559 Home/School/Community Relations
SPED 565 Methods/Curriculum: BD PK-12
SPED 575 Meth/Curric:Mild/Moderate Dis 5-12	SPED 567
SPED 577 Career & Vocational Programming

Session 6 (07/11/2022 – 08/18/2022)

Course # & Title	Prerequisites
ACCT 201 Accounting Principles I
ACCT 202 Accounting Principles II	ACCT 201
ACCT 432 Acctng for Not-For-Profit Orgztn	ACCT 202
ACCT 552 Forensic Accounting
ACCT 553 Advanced Managerial Accounting
ART 100 Introduction to Art
BA 210 Management Principles
BA 222 Management Information Systems	BA 210
BA 302 Business Law and Ethics
BA 317 International Management	BA 210, and general education cultures requirement
BA 325 New Venture Creation	MKT 208, BA 210
BA 334 Social Entrepreneurship	ECON 160, BA 210
BA 361 Human Resources Management	BA 210
BA 362 Supervision	BA 210, BA 361
BA 365 Leadership Theory	BA 210, and BA 361 or permission of instructor
BA 371 Training and Development	BA 361
BA 374 Business Communication	ENG 102
BA 393 Personnel Selection & Evaluation	BA 361
BA 411 Labor Relations and Negotiation	BA 210, BA 361
BA 454 Management Cases	BA 361, BA 423, and completion of all management-business core requirements.
BA 474 Organizational Behavior	PSY 190 or SOC 110
BA 506 Org Strategy/Econ Change
BA 508 Curr Issues:Corp Law/Ethics
BA 509 Theories of Leadership
BA 511 Corp Entr/Sustainabiliy
BA 524 Managing in th International Envir
BA 544 Organizational & Mgmt Theories
BA 546 Compensation & Benefits
BA 553 Organizational Development
BA 555 Organizational Culture
BA 560 Org Diagnosis and Intervention
BA 570 Team Building Techniques
BA 590 Research Seminar	All core requirements and only 6 required credit hours or less remaining in the program.
BIO 100 General Biological Sci
BIO 165 Human Biology & Nutrition
CJ 237 Criminal Law and Procedure	CJ 224
CJ 321 Juvenile Delinquency	SOC 110
CJ 337 Victimology	SOC 110
CJ 365 Introduction to Policing	CJ 224
CJ 380 Introduction to Corrections	CJ 224
COMM 105 Public Speaking
COMM 286 Radio Production
CS 102 Intro Cmptr Appl & Tech
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 161 Principles of Macroeconomics	ECON 160
EDU 519 Teaching with Technology
EDU 526 Selective Methods
EDU 531 Tchg/Working:Multicltrl Setting
EDU 581 Admin/Literacy Programs
ENG 290 The Movies
ES 117 Natural Disasters
ES 161 Intro to Environmental Science
FIN 341 Corporate Financial Management	ECON 161, ACCT 202, Or permission of instructor
FIN 552 Investment Management
GEOG 200 World Regional Geography
GRAF 218 Digital Photography and Editing
GRAF 480 Senior Portfolio/Graphic Design
HEA 508 Ethical/Legal Issues for Admin
HIST 110 American History to 1877
HSA 344 Population Health Mgmt	MATH 220 or HSA 241 or consent of instructor
HSA 360 Health Care Law and Ethics	HSA 205
HSA 440 Health Services Administration	BA 210
HSA 460 Health Services Policy/Regulation
MBA 500 Accounting & Finance Principles	Graduate standing
MBA 501 Managerial Communication
MKT 208 Marketing Principles
MKT 358 Consumer Behavior	Prerequisite for Marketing majors: MKT 208 or permission of instructor. Recommended for all majors: MKT 208 and PSY 190 or SOC 110 or permission of instructor.
MKT 424 Global Marketing	MKT 358, And completion of all business core requirements
MKT 459 Contemporary Topics/Marketing
MKT 504 Mktg/Product Mgmt
PA 500 Writing for Public Administrators
PA 501 Graduate Survey of Public Admin
PA 504 Political Econ/Regulatory Policy:PA
PA 511 Govt/NFP Fin Mgmt/Control
PA 534 Healthcare Economics
PA 541 Nonprofit Philanthropy/Fundraising
PA 555 Crit Infrastruc:Vuln An/Protection
PHIL 202 Contemporary Ethics
PS 100 U. S. Government
PS 222 Introduction to Political Society
PS 230 State and Local Government
PS 412 American Constitutional Law II
PSY 190 General Psychology
PSY 212 Devel Psychology:Birth to Adol	PSY 190
PSY 260 Gender Roles	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 302 Substance Abuse	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 310 Social Psychology	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 311 Psychology of Women	PSY 190
PSY 323 Cognition	PSY 190
PSY 332 Personality	PSY 190
PSY 338 Motivation	PSY 190
PSY 355 Skills/Strategies in Helping Prof	PSY 190
PSY 360 Abnormal Psychology	PSY 190
PSY 383 Human Behavior:Social Environment	SOC 110 or PSY 190
PSY 397 Social Gerontology	PSY 190
PSY 445 Learning and Memory	PSY 190
PSY 454 Issues/Ethics:Helping Professions	PSY 190
SA 510 Managing Intercollegiate Athletics
SA 515 Sport Comm & Marketing
SA 530 Sport Leadership
SA 570 Research Methods/Sport Admin
SA 580 International Sport Mgmt
SOC 110 Principles of Sociology
SOC 220 Social Problems
SOC 240 Diversity in the United States
SOC 347 Deviance and Social Control	SOC 110
SOC 361 Marriage and the Family	SOC 110
SOC 384 Social Welfare Programs/Policies	SOC 110
SPED 468 Coordination of Occupational Prog	SPED 304, SPED 477, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 469 Meth/Curr:Lrng Disab K-12	EDU 110, SPED 304, SPED 467, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 477 Career & Vocational Programming	EDU 110, SPED 304, And admittance to the Teacher Education Program
SPED 559 Home/School/Community Relations
SPED 562 Individual Behavior/Classroom Mgmt
SPED 568 Coordination of Occupational Prog	SPED 577
SPED 569 Meth/Curr:Lrng Disab K-12	SPED 567
SPED 577 Career & Vocational Programming
THE 110 Introduction to Theatre

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