2010-2011 University Catalog

Courses

Each course indicates the number of credits earned; the hours of lecture or seminar per week; and the hours of laboratory or studio per week (if applicable). For independent study, readings, topics, or similar courses, individual instructors set hours. If a course is listed as having an equivalent course, students may not receive credit for both courses.

For a glossary of the courses, please go to Course Directory .

For the information regarding undergraduate and graduate course numbering, please go to Course Numbering .


History
	• HIST 602 - Themes in U.S. History II
	• HIST 605 - Themes in European History I
	• HIST 606 - Themes in European History II
	• HIST 610 - The Study and Writing of History
	• HIST 613 - The Colonial Origins of American Society
	• HIST 615 - Problems in American History
	• HIST 616 - U.S. Westward Movement
	• HIST 617 - Topics in the American Civil War Era
	• HIST 618 - The Age of Jackson, 1815-1854
	• HIST 619 - The Constitution, Civil Liberties, and the Supreme Court
	• HIST 620 - Development of the Early Republic, 1783-1815
	• HIST 621 - Virginia and the American Revolution
	• HIST 623 - Recent U.S. History, 1945 to Present
	• HIST 624 - U.S. Diplomatic History
	• HIST 626 - Approaches to American Culture
	• HIST 628 - Immigration and Ethnicity in the United States
	• HIST 629 - The Gilded Age and Progressive Era
	• HIST 630 - U.S. Women's History
	• HIST 631 - Era of the American Revolution
	• HIST 633 - Reconstruction
	• HIST 634 - Interwar America: 1918-1939
	• HIST 635 - Problems in European History
	• HIST 636 - Political Culture in Twentieth-Century Germany and Austria: Continuities and Discontinuities
	• HIST 637 - Great Britain: Empire to Commonwealth, 1870-1970
	• HIST 638 - Western Europe in the Post-War Period
	• HIST 639 - Society and Politics in Western Europe, 1750-1914
	• HIST 640 - Metropolitan Cities of Europe in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
	• HIST 642 - Humanism and the Renaissance
	• HIST 643 - Religion and Society in the Reformation Era
	• HIST 644 - Society and Culture in Early Modern Europe
	• HIST 645 - The Russian Revolution and the Origins of the Soviet State
	• HIST 670 - Introduction to Behavioral History
	• HIST 689 - Teaching and Learning History in the Digital Age
	• HIST 690 - The Administration of Archives and Manuscripts
	• HIST 691 - Museum Studies
	• HIST 692 - Historical Editing
	• HIST 693 - Historic Preservation
	• HIST 695 - History Symposium
	• HIST 696 - Clio Wired: An Introduction to History and New Media
	• HIST 697 - Creating History in New Media
	• HIST 711 - Research Seminar in U.S. History
	• HIST 731 - Research Seminar in European History
	• HIST 751 - Research Seminar in Comparative World History
	• HIST 790 - Comprehensive Readings in U.S. History
	• HIST 791 - Comprehensive Readings in Comparative World History
	• HIST 792 - Comprehensive Readings in European History Since 1500
	• HIST 794 - Internship in Applied History
	• HIST 796 - Directed Readings
	• HIST 798 - Directed Research and Writing in History
	• HIST 799 - Thesis
	• HIST 800 - Studies for the Doctor of Philosophy in Education
	• HIST 801 - New Developments in History
	• HIST 802 - Readings for Doctor of Arts in Community College Education
	• HIST 803 - Doctoral Readings for Major Field
	• HIST 804 - Doctoral Readings for Minor Field
	• HIST 810 - History Doctoral Colloquium
	• HIST 811 - Doctoral Research Seminar
	• HIST 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
	• HIST 999 - Doctoral Dissertation Research
Honors Program in General Education Only students enrolled in the Honors Program are eligible to take HNRS courses. HNRS 110 must be taken in the first semester.
	• HNRS 110 - Research Methods
	• HNRS 122 - Reading the Arts
	• HNRS 125 - A Liberal Arts Approach to Calculus
	• HNRS 130 - Conceptions of Self
	• HNRS 131 - Contemporary Society in Multiple Perspectives
	• HNRS 226 - Topics in Quantitative Analysis
	• HNRS 227 - Scientific Thought and Processes I, II
	• HNRS 228 - Scientific Thought and Processes I, II
	• HNRS 230 - Cross-Cultural Perspectives
	• HNRS 240 - Reading the Past
	• HNRS 353 - Technology in the Contemporary World
Information Security and Assurance
	• ISA 522 - Information Security Essentials
	• ISA 562 - Information Security Theory and Practice
	• ISA 563 - Fundamentals of Systems Programming
	• ISA 564 - Security Laboratory
	• ISA 640 - Programming Language Security
	• ISA 650 - Security Policy
	• ISA 652 - Security Audit and Compliance Testing
	• ISA 656 - Network Security
	• ISA 673 - Operating Systems Security
	• ISA 674 - Intrusion Detection
	• ISA 681 - Secure Software Design
	• ISA 685 - Emerging Topics in Cyber Security
	• ISA 697 - Topics in Information Security
	• ISA 763 - Security Protocol Analysis
	• ISA 764 - Security Experimentation
	• ISA 765 - Database and Distributed Systems Security
	• ISA 767 - Secure Electronic Commerce
	• ISA 785 - Research in Digital Forensics
	• ISA 796 - Directed Readings in Information Security
	• ISA 797 - Advanced Topics in Information Security
	• ISA 798 - Research Project
	• ISA 799 - Thesis
	• ISA 862 - Models for Computer Security
	• ISA 863 - Advanced Topics in Computer Security
Information Systems
	• INFS 310 - Program Structure and Design for Business Applications
	• INFS 311 - Database Management
	• INFS 312 - Computer Architecture and Operating Systems
	• INFS 315 - High-Level Programming Languages
	• INFS 316 - Software Systems Engineering
	• INFS 414 - Advanced Database

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