Course Schedules - Spring 2010

Please Note: While these online courses do not meet at any specific time or place, they do have weekly deadlines throughout the semester. Also, please remember--summer courses are accelerated courses. The content taught in an 8-week summer class is the same amount of content taught over a 15-16 week regular semester. Please plan accordingly when scheduling your summer classes.

To register for these courses in PRISM, you will need:

• The 3-letter "subject" abbreviation (examples: ENG for English, PSY for Psychology) and 3-digit "catalog number" (examples: 102 from ENG 102)
         or
• The 4-digit PRISM Number.

UW Colleges Online will be closed on the following dates

• Thursday, December 24th - Holiday
• Friday, December 25th - Holiday
• Thursday, December 31st - Holiday
• Friday, January 1st - Holiday
• Monday, January 4th - State-mandated furlough

Keep these dates in mind when applying for admission, the processing of financial aid, posting of any mail in payments, etc. Classes may close during these days, so we recommend you have your enrollment fully completed prior to December 24th.

• Spring 2010

  • Regular Academic Session
    Monday, January 25, 2010 to Wednesday, May 19, 2010
    

    Course	Course Title	PRISM #	CR	Req
    AIS 101	American Indian Studies (ES/IS)	2972	3	ES, IS, SS
    ANT 100	General Anthropology	2970	3	SS
    ART 183	Survey: Renaissance - Modern Art	2986	3	FA
    BIO 160	Heredity	3098	3	NS
    BUS 101	Introduction to Business	2912	3	EL
    BUS 201	Introductory Accounting	3092	4	AP
    BUS 204	Managerial Accounting	3044	3	AP
    BUS 210	Business Communication	2928	3	AP
    BUS 230	Introduction to Management Information Systems	2914	3	AP
    CHE 123	Chemistry and Society	3056	3	NS
    CHE 124	Applied Chemistry and Society	2916	4	LS, NS
    CHE 203	Survey Biochemistry	3094	3	NS
    COM 103	Introduction to Public Speaking	8196	3	AP
    CPS 105	Computer Applications	2990	3	AP
    ECO 204	Economics - Micro	3046	3	SS
    EDU 230	Educational Psychology	3076	3	SS
    EDU 300	The Exceptional Individual	2918	3	SS
    ENG 098	Basics of Composition	2978	3	REM
    ENG 101	Composition I	3116	3	EL
    ENG 102	Composition II	2922	3	CR
    ENG 203	Creative Writing I	3078	3	AP
    ENG 210	Business Communication	2926	3	AP
    ENG 250	Introduction to Literature	2930	3	HU
    ENG 263	American Literature After 1865	3080	3	ES, HU
    ENG 278	Multicultural Literature in America (ES)	2932	3	ES, HU, IS
    GEO 101	Introduction to Cultural Geography	2936	3	SS
    GEO 106	Introduction to Geographic Information Sciences (GIS)	2938	4	LS, NS
    GEO 170	Disasters-Living on the Edge	CLOSED	4	LS, NS
    GLG 170	Disasters-Living on the Edge	CLOSED	4	LS, NS
    GRA 110	Engineering Graphics with Computer Aided Drafting	3082	3	AP
    HIS 102	History of the United States: From the Era of the Civil War to the Present (ES)	2998	3	ES, SS
    HIS 106	Hist of West Civ: Renaissance Era to Contemp Times	2942	3	HU
    MAT 081	Topics in Geometry	3084	3	REM
    MAT 091	Elementary Algebra	2944	3	REM
    MAT 105	Introduction to College Algebra	2946	3	EL
    MAT 108	Quantitative Reasoning	2980	3	CR, MS
    MAT 110	College Algebra	2948	3	CR, MS
    MAT 113	Trigonometry	2950	2	MS
    MAT 117	Elementary Statistics	3108	3	MS
    MAT 210	Topics in Finite Mathematics	3086	3	MS
    MAT 222	Calculus & Analytic Geom II	3119	5	MS
    MEC 201	Statics	5535	3	NS
    MLG 100	Introduction to Meteorology	2954	4	LS, NS
    MUS 170	Fundamentals of Music	2956	3	AP
    MUS 273	Jazz History and Appreciation (ES)	2960	3	ES, FA
    PHI 202	Feminist Philosophy	3121	3	HU
    PHI 237	Technology Values and Society	3123	3	HU
    PHI 259	Philosophy and Racism (ES)	5820	3	ES, HU
    POL 104	American Government and Politics	3088	3	SS
    POL 120	Politics of Crime and Punishment	3090	3	SS
    POL 175	International Politics	3048	3	SS
    PSY 201	Introductory Psychology	2962	4	SS
    PSY 210	Statistical Methods in Psychology	2964	3	MS
    PSY 250	Life Span Developmental Psychology	3050	3	SS
    PSY 360	Psychology of Childhood and Adolescence	2966	3	SS
    REL 101	Introduction to the Study of Religion (IS)	3100	3	HU, IS
    SOC 101	Introduction to Sociology	2992	3	SS
    WOM 101	Introduction to Women's Studies (IS)	2982	3	IS, SS
    WOM 202	Feminist Philosophy	3122	3	HU

Last updated: 11/21/2009, 1:00:07 PM