Courses

Description of courses offered by the various departments

The symbols FA (fall), SP (spring), and SU (summer) indicate when each course is offered. The credit (semester hours) for each course is indicated in parentheses after the course name.

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Chemistry: Advanced Courses These courses build on prerequisite foundational course work, integrating and investigating foundational concepts more thoroughly.
	• CHEM 242 - Organic Chemistry II
	• CHEM 242L - Organic Chemistry II Lab
	• CHEM 311 - Forensics and Toxicology
	• CHEM 311L - Forensics and Toxicology Lab
	• CHEM 341 - Evolving Complexity
	• CHEM 341L - Evolving Complexity Lab
	• CHEM 353 - The Quantum World
	• CHEM 353L - The Quantum World Lab
	• CHEM 371 - Chemistry and Sustainability: Life Cycle of an Electric Car
	• CHEM 371L - Chemistry and Sustainability Lab
	• CHEM 372 - Molecules in the Spotlight: Nanoparticles
	• CHEM 372L - Molecules in the Spotlight Lab
	• CHEM 373 - The World of d-Orbitals
	• CHEM 373L - The World of d-Orbitals Lab
Chemistry: Seminars, Capstone, and Research Courses
	• CHEM 295 - Chemistry Seminar
	• CHEM 390 - Independent Study
	• CHEM 394 - Academic Year Research
	• CHEM 395 - Seminar Presentation
	• CHEM 396 - Writing a Formal Research Report
	• CHEM 397 - Summer Research
	• CHEM 399 - Major Field Test
Chemistry: Off-Campus Courses
	• CHEM 398 - Internship in Chemistry
Chinese
	• CHIN 101 - Elementary Chinese I
	• CHIN 102 - Elementary Chinese II
	• CHIN 201 - Intermediate Chinese I
	• CHIN 202 - Intermediate Chinese II
Classics
	• CLAS 211 - Classical Literature
	• CLAS 231 - Classical Mythology
	• CLAS 383 - External Practicum
Communication
	• COMM 101 - Oral Rhetoric
	• COMM 141 - Visual Rhetoric
	• COMM 145 - Introduction to Film and Media
	• COMM 145L - Introduction to Film and Media Lab
	• COMM 180 - Communicating with Digital Media
	• COMM 190 - Media Production I
	• COMM 200 - Advanced Oral Rhetoric
	• COMM 201 - New Media
	• COMM 222 - Calvin Media Company
	• COMM 248 - Screenwriting
	• COMM 249 - Audio Storytelling
	• COMM 250 - Multi-Camera Production
	• COMM 251 - Live and Studio Audio Production
	• COMM 254 - Screen Storytelling: Theory and Criticism
	• COMM 255 - Documentary Film and Television
	• COMM 263 - Communication and Conflict Resolution
	• COMM 265 - Leadership Communication for Organizations
	• COMM 285 - Public Relations and Communication Practice
	• COMM 286 - Advertising and Communication Strategies
	• COMM 287 - Strategic Sports Communication
	• COMM 290 - Media Production II
	• COMM 305 - Persuasion and Propaganda
	• COMM 311 - Argumentation and Advocacy
	• COMM 316 - Directing for the Screen
	• COMM 322 - Advanced Calvin Media Company
	• COMM 330 - Media and Society
	• COMM 346 - Internship in Communication
	• COMM 351 - Media Production III
	• COMM 358 - Advanced Project in Media Production
	• COMM 361 - Health Communication Theory and Practice
	• COMM 362 - Small Group and Organizational Communication
	• COMM 381 - Topics in Film and Media History
	• COMM 383 - External Practicum
	• COMM 390 - Independent Study
	• COMM 395 - Special Topics in Communication
	• COMM 398 - Communication, Technology, and Society
	• COMM 399 - Advanced Communication Study
	• COMM 500 - Basics of Media Production
	• COMM 501 - Media Production Studio
	• COMM 510 - Storytelling across Media Platforms
	• COMM 511 - Audience Research and Analytics
	• COMM 512 - Communication Ethics
	• COMM 513 - Communication Law
	• COMM 520 - Advanced Public Relations
	• COMM 521 - Advanced Advertising
	• COMM 522 - Multimedia Journalism
	• COMM 539 - Master’s Project Proposal
	• COMM 540 - Master’s Project
	• COMM 550 - Skylight Media Agency
	• COMM 551 - Skylight Production Studio
	• HNRS 212 - Honors Rhetoric
Computer Science
	• CS 100 - Creating Interactive Web Media
	• CS 104 - Applied Computing
	• CS 104L - Applied Computing Lab
	• CS 106 - Introduction to Scientific Computation and Modeling
	• CS 106L - introduction to Scientific Computation and Modeling Lab
	• CS 108 - Introduction to Computing
	• CS 108L - Introduction to Computing Lab
	• CS 112 - Introduction to Data Structures
	• CS 112L - Introduction to Data Structures Lab
	• CS 195 - Introductory Computing Seminar
	• CS 212 - Data Structures and Algorithms
	• CS 214 - Programming Language Concepts
	• CS 232 - Operating Systems and Networking
	• CS 262 - Software Engineering
	• CS 295 - Computing Seminar
	• CS 300 - Special Topics in Computer Science
	• CS 312 - Logic, Computability, and Complexity
	• CS 320 - Advanced Computer Architecture
	• CS 326 - Embedded Systems and the Internet of Things
	• CS 332 - Advanced Computer Networks

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Courses

Description of courses offered by the various departments

Chemistry: Advanced Courses

Chemistry: Seminars, Capstone, and Research Courses

Chemistry: Off-Campus Courses

Chinese

Classics

Communication

Computer Science