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George Mason University

2016-2017 University Catalog

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2016-2017 University Catalog

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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.

Notes effective Fall 2016:

Courses formerly under the CTCH prefix may now be found under the HE (Higher Education) prefix.

Courses formerly under the NCLC prefix may now be found under the INTS (Integrative Studies) prefix.

Selected activity courses formerly under the PHED or PRLS prefixes may now be found under the RECR (Recreation) prefix.


French (FREN) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences Placement: See Academic Testing in the Admissions section. See also FRLN course listings.
	• FREN 357 - Introduction to Translation
	• FREN 370 - French Civilization, Culture, and Literature: Ancient Gaul to 1789
	• FREN 371 - French Civilization, Culture, and Literature: 1789 to the Present
	• FREN 381 - Introduction to Literary Analysis
	• FREN 391 - French for the Business World
	• FREN 400 - Study Abroad in France or Francophone Region
	• FREN 415 - Topics in Medieval French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 416 - Topics in Renaissance French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 417 - Topics in Seventeenth-Century French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 418 - Topics in Eighteenth-Century French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 419 - Topics in Nineteenth-Century French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 420 - Topics in Twentieth and Twenty-First-Century French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 450 - Special Topics Related to French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 451 - Topics in Sub-Saharan Francophone Literature and Culture
	• FREN 453 - Topics in North African Francophone Literature and Culture
	• FREN 454 - Topics in Caribbean Francophone Literature and Culture
	• FREN 455 - Special Topics related to Francophone Literature and Culture
	• FREN 457 - Topics in Quebec and French-Canadian Literature and Culture
	• FREN 460 - Advanced Oral and Written Expression
	• FREN 461 - Linguistic Structure of Modern French
	• FREN 462 - Stylistics
	• FREN 463 - History of the French Language
	• FREN 464 - Advanced Translation
	• FREN 465 - Special Topics related to the French language
	• FREN 467 - Special Topics related to French and Francophone Literature and Culture
	• FREN 470 - French and Francophone Cinema
	• FREN 475 - Grammatical Analysis
	• FREN 490 - Independent Study
	• FREN 491 - Independent Study
	• FREN 497 - Senior Honors Tutorial
	• FREN 498 - Senior Honors Tutorial
	• FREN 500 - Study Abroad in France or Francophone Region
	• FREN 515 - Topics in Medieval French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 516 - Topics in Renaissance French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 517 - Topics in Seventeenth-Century French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 518 - Topics in Eighteenth-Century French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 519 - Topics in Nineteenth-Century French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 520 - Topics in Twentieth and Twenty-First-Century French Literature and Culture
	• FREN 550 - Special Topics
	• FREN 551 - Topics in Francophone Sub-Saharan Literature and Culture
	• FREN 553 - Topics in North African Francophone Literature and Culture
	• FREN 554 - Topics in Francophone Caribbean Literature and Culture
	• FREN 555 - Special Topics related to Francophone Literature and Culture
	• FREN 557 - Topics in Quebec and French-Canadian Literature and Culture
	• FREN 561 - Linguistic Structure of Modern French
	• FREN 562 - Stylistics
	• FREN 563 - History of the French Language
	• FREN 564 - Advanced Translation
	• FREN 565 - Special Topics Related to the French Language
	• FREN 567 - Special Topics related to French and Francophone Literature and Culture
	• FREN 570 - French and Francophone Cinema
	• FREN 575 - Grammatical Analysis
	• FREN 798 - Directed Reading and Thesis Research
	• FREN 799 - Thesis
Geography and Geoinformation Science (GGS) Offered by the College of Science Graduate standing is prerequisite to all 600-level courses.
	• GGS 101 - Major World Regions
	• GGS 102 - Physical Geography
	• GGS 103 - Human Geography
	• GGS 110 - Introduction to Geoinformation Technologies
	• GGS 121 - Dynamic Atmosphere and Hydrosphere
	• GGS 122 - Dynamic Geosphere and Ecosphere
	• GGS 300 - Quantitative Methods for Geographical Analysis
	• GGS 301 - Political Geography
	• GGS 302 - Global Environmental Hazards
	• GGS 303 - Geography of Resource Conservation
	• GGS 304 - Population Geography
	• GGS 305 - Economic Geography
	• GGS 306 - Urban Geography
	• GGS 307 - Sustainable Development
	• GGS 308 - Field Mapping Techniques
	• GGS 309 - Meteorology and Climate
	• GGS 310 - Introduction to Digital Cartography
	• GGS 311 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
	• GGS 312 - Physical Climatology
	• GGS 314 - Severe and Extreme Weather
	• GGS 315 - Geography of the United States
	• GGS 316 - Geography of Latin America
	• GGS 319 - Air Pollution
	• GGS 320 - Geography of Europe
	• GGS 321 - Biogeography
	• GGS 322 - Issues in Global Change
	• GGS 325 - Geography of North Africa and the Middle East
	• GGS 330 - Geography of the Soviet Succession States
	• GGS 333 - Issues in Regional Geography
	• GGS 340 - Health Geography
	• GGS 354 - Data Analysis and Global Change Detection Techniques
	• GGS 357 - Structures in Urban Governance and Planning
	• GGS 380 - Geography of Virginia
	• GGS 384 - Special Topics in Geospatial Intelligence
	• GGS 398 - Selected Topics in Global Change
	• GGS 399 - Select Topics in GGS
	• GGS 410 - Introduction to Hyperspectral Imaging
	• GGS 411 - Advanced Digital Cartography
	• GGS 412 - Air Photography Interpretation
	• GGS 415 - Seminar in Geography
	• GGS 416 - Satellite Image Analysis
	• GGS 455 - Environmental Impact Assessment
	• GGS 456 - Introduction to Atmospheric Radiation
	• GGS 463 - Applied Geographic Information Systems
	• GGS 470 - Special Topics in Geographic Techniques
	• GGS 480 - GGS Internship

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