Summer Session I - 2012 (May 21 - June 21, 2012)

Courses marked with an asterisks (*) will be taught. All other courses will be taught only if they have sufficient enrollment (see Course Cancellation Policy ). Students may enroll for a maximum of 7 credit hours during each term. Class periods, including a ten-minute break, are scheduled for two hours. Classes meet Monday through Friday. Laboratory periods are scheduled below.

Courses

Biology

• •  BI 102* - Introductory Biology II
• •  BI 192 - Independent Research
• •  BI 215 - Nutrition
• •  BI 218X - Biology of Gender
• •  BI 292 - Independent Research
• •  BI 353 - Summer Scholars Program
• •  BI 392 - Independent Research

Business

• •  BU 210* - Financial Accounting
• •  BU 211 - Managerial Accounting
• •  BU 220 - Principles of Management
• •  BU 330 - Management Information Systems
• •  BU 335 - Web 2.0 for Business

Chemistry

• •  CH 137* - Introductory College Chemistry I
• •  CH 255 - Summer Research in Chemistry
• •  CH 355 - Summer Research in Chemistry
• •  CH 357 - Independent Summer Research
• •  CH 396X - Chemistry in a Historical Context
• •  CH 455 - Summer Research in Chemistry
• •  CH 457 - Independent Summer Research

Civil Engineering

• •  CE 321 - Environmental Engineering

Economics

• •  EC 201* - Principles of Microeconomics
• •  EC 300 - Intermediate Microeconomics
• •  EC 303* - Statistics

English

• •  EN 204X - World Literature – Africa

History

• •  HI 103* - World History I
• •  HI 104 (S1) - World History II
• •  HI 205 - History of the United States I
• •  HI 383 - Virginia History I

International Studies and Political Science

• •  IS 340 - Political Theory
• •  IS 421 - Politics of Terrorism

Mathematics

• •  MA 106* (S1) - Introduction to Probability and Statistics II
• •  MA 123* (S1) - Calculus With Analytic Geometry I
• •  MA 124* (S1) - Calculus With Analytic Geometry II
• •  MA 126 - Quantitative Methods II
• •  MA 215* (S1) - Calculus With Analytic Geometry III.
• •  MA 220 (S1) - Probability and Statistics for Engineers & Scientists
• •  MA 311* (S1) - Elementary Differential Equations

Mechanical Engineering

• •  ME 201 - Statics

Physical Education

• •  PE 200 - Drug and Alcohol Abuse Awareness
• •  PE 300 (S1) - Principles of Physical Conditioning
• •  PE 370 - Leadership in Exercise and Sport
• •  PE 405 - Dietary Supplements
• •  PE 412 - Weight Training II
• •  PE 413 - Cardiovascular Training Applications
• •  PE 430 - Health Education

Philosophy

• •  PH 201 - History of Greek and Medieval Philosophy
• •  PH 202 - History of Modern Philosophy

Psychology

• •  PS 201 (S1) - Introduction to Psychology
• •  PS 302 - Social Psychology
• •  PS 305 - Abnormal Psychology
• •  PS 307 - Developmental Psychology
• •  PS 344-01 (S1) - Leadership in Organizations
• •  PS 344-02 (S2) - Leadership in Organizations
• •  PS 401 - Psychology of Cognition
• •  PS 402W - Research Methods in Psychology

Physics

• •  PY 155* - Laboratory for PY 160
• •  PY 160* - General Physics I

Spanish

• •  SP 101* - Elementary Spanish
• •  SP 201* - Intermediate Spanish
• •  SP 270X - Spanish Films and Film Makers

Writing

• •  WR 102* - English Composition II
• •  WR 347W - Advanced Composition