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2012-2013 University Catalog

Courses

This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit. For more detailed information on courses, please go to the Course Information  section.

PLEASE NOTE: The English course prefix has changed from ENGL to ENGH.
 

Sport Management (SPMT)

 Offered by the College of Education and Human Development

   •  SPMT 321 - America Through Baseball
   •  SPMT 322 - Football and American Culture
   •  SPMT 323 - America and the Modern Olympics
   •  SPMT 405 - Sport Operation and Planning
   •  SPMT 412 - Sport Marketing and Finance
   •  SPMT 420 - Economics and Finance in the Sport Industry
   •  SPMT 430 - Sport Communication
   •  SPMT 440 - Global Perspectives in Sport
   •  SPMT 455 - Governance and Policy in Sport Organizations
   •  SPMT 475 - Sport Management Professional Development Seminar
   •  SPMT 480 - Special Topics in Sport Management
   •  SPMT 490 - Internship
   •  SPMT 499 - Independent Study
   •  SPMT 551 - Sport in the Global Marketplace
   •  SPMT 555 - The Australian Model of Sport
   •  SPMT 556 - The Global Soccer Industry
   •  SPMT 611 - Sport Marketing and Sales
   •  SPMT 612 - Economics and Financial Management in the Sport Industry
   •  SPMT 613 - Strategic Leadership in Sport Organizations
   •  SPMT 614 - Legal Issues in Sport
   •  SPMT 616 - Sport Operations, Venues, and Event Management
   •  SPMT 631 - Theoretical Models of Sport Coaching
   •  SPMT 651 - Sport and International Development
   •  SPMT 652 - Governance and Policy in International Sport

Sports and Recreation Studies (SRST)
   •  SRST 598 - Special Topics
   •  SRST 599 - Independent Study in Sport and Recreation Studies
   •  SRST 606 - Foundations of Sport and Recreation Studies
   •  SRST 623 - Research Design and Statistical Reasoning
   •  SRST 798 - Master’s Project
   •  SRST 799 - Master’s Thesis

Statistics (STAT)

Offered by the Volgenau School of Engineering.

Students may attempt an undergraduate course taught by the Volgenau School of Engineering twice. A third attempt requires approval of the department offering the course. This policy does not apply to STAT 250, which follows the normal university policy for repeating undergraduate courses.
   •  STAT 250 - Introductory Statistics I
   •  STAT 344 - Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists I
   •  STAT 346 - Probability for Engineers
   •  STAT 350 - Introductory Statistics II
   •  STAT 354 - Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists II
   •  STAT 362 - Introduction to Computer Statistical Packages
   •  STAT 435 - Analysis of Experimental Data Using SPSS
   •  STAT 455 - Experimental Design
   •  STAT 457 - Applied Nonparametric Statistics
   •  STAT 463 - Introduction to Exploratory Data Analysis
   •  STAT 474 - Introduction to Survey Sampling
   •  STAT 498 - Independent Study in Statistics
   •  STAT 499 - Special Topics in Statistics
   •  STAT 501 - SAS Language and Basic Procedures
   •  STAT 502 - Introduction to SAS/GRAPH
   •  STAT 503 - SAS Macro Language
   •  STAT 504 - Introduction to SAS/IML
   •  STAT 505 - Introduction to R
   •  STAT 506 - Introduction to SPSS
   •  STAT 535 - Analysis of Experimental Data Using SPSS
   •  STAT 544 - Applied Probability
   •  STAT 554 - Applied Statistics
   •  STAT 560 - Biostatistical Methods
   •  STAT 574 - Survey Sampling I
   •  STAT 634 - Case Studies in Data Analysis
   •  STAT 645 - Stochastic Processes
   •  STAT 652 - Statistical Inference
   •  STAT 655 - Analysis of Variance
   •  STAT 656 - Regression Analysis
   •  STAT 657 - Nonparametric Statistics
   •  STAT 658 - Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
   •  STAT 662 - Multivariate Statistical Methods
   •  STAT 663 - Statistical Graphics and Data Exploration I
   •  STAT 664 - Bayesian Inference and Decision Theory
   •  STAT 665 - Categorical Data Analysis
   •  STAT 668 - Survival Analysis
   •  STAT 674 - Survey Sampling II
   •  STAT 689 - Topics in Statistics
   •  STAT 719 - Computational Models of Probabilistic Reasoning
   •  STAT 751 - Computational Statistics
   •  STAT 756 - Alternative Regression Methods
   •  STAT 758 - Advanced Time Series Analysis
   •  STAT 760 - Advanced Biostatistical Methods
   •  STAT 763 - Statistical Graphics and Data Exploration II
   •  STAT 765 - Advanced Topics in Categorical Data Analysis
   •  STAT 771 - Spatial Data Analysis
   •  STAT 772 - Statistical Learning
   •  STAT 773 - Statistical Methods for Longitudinal Data Analysis
   •  STAT 796 - Independent Studies/Directed Readings
   •  STAT 798 - Master’s Research Project
   •  STAT 799 - Master's Thesis
   •  STAT 871 - Statistical Data Mining
   •  STAT 876 - Measure and Linear Spaces
   •  STAT 877 - Geometric Methods in Statistics
   •  STAT 889 - Advanced Topics in Statistics
   •  STAT 896 - Advanced Directed Reading
   •  STAT 971 - Probability Theory
   •  STAT 972 - Mathematical Statistics I
   •  STAT 973 - Mathematical Statistics II
   •  STAT 990 - Dissertation Topic Presentation
   •  STAT 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
   •  STAT 999 - Doctoral Dissertation

Systems Engineering (SYST)

Offered by the Volgenau School of Engineering.

Students may attempt an undergraduate course taught by the Volgenau School of Engineering twice. A third attempt requires approval of the department offering the course.
   •  SYST 100 - Engineering Systems in a Complex World
   •  SYST 101 - Understanding Systems Engineering
   •  SYST 198 - Independent Study in Systems Engineering
   •  SYST 210 - Systems Design
   •  SYST 220 - Dynamical Systems I
   •  SYST 221 - Systems Modeling Laboratory
   •  SYST 320 - Dynamical Systems II
   •  SYST 330 - Systems Methods
 

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