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2013-2014 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 AP.2 Course Information  section.
 

Religious Studies (RELI)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

   •  RELI 377 - Special Topics in Religious Thought
   •  RELI 379 - Islamic Law, Society, and Ethics
   •  RELI 381 - Beginnings of Christianity
   •  RELI 401 - Death and the Afterlife in World Religions
   •  RELI 403 - Scripture and Authority in World Religions
   •  RELI 405 - Religion, Values, and Globalization
   •  RELI 407 - Women in the World's Religions
   •  RELI 420 - Seminar
   •  RELI 425 - Directed Readings in Religious Studies
   •  RELI 490 - Comparative Study of Religions
   •  RELI 591 - Special Topics in Religious Studies
   •  RELI 630 - Approaches to the Study of Religion
   •  RELI 631 - Sacred as Secular in Modern Spirituality
   •  RELI 632 - World Religions in Conflict and Dialogue
   •  RELI 633 - Ethical Perspectives of World Religions
   •  RELI 635 - World Religions in Transition and Transformation
   •  RELI 636 - Religion and the Natural Environment
   •  RELI 640 - Religion and Law
   •  RELI 642 - Sacred Language, Scripture, and Culture
   •  RELI 644 - Islamic Texts and Contexts

Rehabilitation Science (RHBS)
   •  RHBS 270 - Applied Human Anatomy and Physiology I
   •  RHBS 271 - Applied Human Anatomy and Physiology II
   •  RHBS 340 - Health, Disease and Dysfunction
   •  RHBS 350 - Clinical Physiology and Human Performance
   •  RHBS 410 - Physical Activity and Public Health
   •  RHBS 415 - Clinical Movement Science
   •  RHBS 420 - Adult Health and Function
   •  RHBS 490 - Clinical Research Internship
   •  RHBS 491 - Directed Research
   •  RHBS 506 - Clinical Exercise Physiology
   •  RHBS 510 - Scientific Basis for Pain and Fatigue
   •  RHBS 550 - Foundations of Rehabilitation Science
   •  RHBS 570 - Movement Analysis of Function
   •  RHBS 580 - Behavior Change in Chronic Illness
   •  RHBS 620 - Psychosocial Aspects of Rehabilitation
   •  RHBS 651 - Research Methods
   •  RHBS 702 - Biobehavioral Aspects of Health
   •  RHBS 710 - Applied Physiology I
   •  RHBS 711 - Applied Physiology II
   •  RHBS 720 - Principles of Clinical Trials
   •  RHBS 740 - Applied Physiology: Cardiorespiratory
   •  RHBS 745 - Metabolic Basis of Disability
   •  RHBS 746 - Neuromusculoskeletal Disability
   •  RHBS 760 - Rehabilitation Science Colloquium
   •  RHBS 761 - Aging and Health Behavior
   •  RHBS 808 - Outcomes Measurement
   •  RHBS 816 - Comparative Effectiveness Research
   •  RHBS 940 - Independent Study
   •  RHBS 960 - Directed Research
   •  RHBS 999 - Dissertation Research

Russian (RUSS)

Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences .

Placement: See Academic Testing in the Admissions  section.
   •  RUSS 101 - Elementary Russian I
   •  RUSS 102 - Elementary Russian II
   •  RUSS 109 - Intensive Elementary Russian
   •  RUSS 110 - Elementary Russian
   •  RUSS 199 - Russian Language and Culture for Students and Professionals
   •  RUSS 201 - Intermediate Russian I
   •  RUSS 202 - Intermediate Russian II
   •  RUSS 209 - Intensive Intermediate Russian
   •  RUSS 210 - Intermediate Russian
   •  RUSS 250 - Gateway to Advanced Russian
   •  RUSS 302 - Russian Conversation and Composition
   •  RUSS 303 - Russian Advanced Conversation
   •  RUSS 310 - Readings in Russian Literature
   •  RUSS 311 - Contemporary Russian Short Fiction
   •  RUSS 325 - Major Russian Writers
   •  RUSS 326 - A Survey of Russian Literature
   •  RUSS 327 - A Survey of Russian Literature
   •  RUSS 353 - Russian Civilization
   •  RUSS 354 - Contemporary Post-Soviet Life
   •  RUSS 380 - Advanced Russian I
   •  RUSS 381 - Advanced Russian II
   •  RUSS 401 - Readings in the Social Sciences
   •  RUSS 407 - Russian Drama and Theater
   •  RUSS 410 - Russian Poetry
   •  RUSS 470 - Topics in (Post) Soviet Film
   •  RUSS 480 - Fourth-Year Russian
   •  RUSS 481 - Fourth-Year Russian
   •  RUSS 490 - Independent Study
   •  RUSS 491 - Independent Study
   •  RUSS 499 - Seminar on Russian Literary and Critical Bibliography

School of Management (SOM)

 Offered by the School of Management
   •  SOM 100 - Business in American Society
   •  SOM 301 - Business Models: A Communication Approach
   •  SOM 492 - Undergraduate Internship
   •  SOM 498 - Capstone Course: Advanced Business Models

Social Work (SOCW)

 Offered by the Health and Human Services
   •  SOCW 110 - Global Perspectives on Human Rights
   •  SOCW 200 - Introduction to Social Work
   •  SOCW 301 - Laboratory in Interpersonal Communication
   •  SOCW 323 - Human Behavior and the Life Course
   •  SOCW 340 - Human Behavior within Macro Systems
   •  SOCW 351 - Social Policy and Social Justice
   •  SOCW 357 - Methods of Social Work Intervention I
   •  SOCW 358 - Methods of Social Work Intervention II
   •  SOCW 359 - Junior Seminar
   •  SOCW 362 - Group and Family Interventions
   •  SOCW 370 - Social Policy Analysis and Advocacy
   •  SOCW 400 - Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Services
   •  SOCW 410 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse: Policies and Programs
   •  SOCW 415 - Child and Family Welfare
   •  SOCW 417 - Integrative Methods in Social Action and Social Change
   •  SOCW 423 - Social Work with Children and Adolescents
 

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