ASL121
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American Sign Language I
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Students progress along the first steps towards acquiring basic communication skills in American Sign Language including interpersonal, interpretive and presentational. A comparative approach to the beliefs, values and attitudes between Deaf and Hear...
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ASL122
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American Sign Language II
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Students continue progress and development toward higher skill levels in basic American Sign Language including enhanced social interactions, detailed descriptions and more in-depth conversational communication. 4 Lecture hours. Prerequisite: SL 121....
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ASL299
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Pilot Course
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This course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as it own course.
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CN121
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Beginning Chinese I
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Students progress along the first steps towards acquiring basic languages skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with a focus on their use for several modes of communication, such as the interpersonal, the interpretive, and the informativ...
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CN122
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Beginning Chinese II
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Students continue progress toward novice-high skill levels in speaking, listening, reading, and writing - and their use in several modes of communication: the interpersonal, the interpretive, and the informative - all within the context of the cultur...
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CN188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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CN199
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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CN199EN
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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CN205
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Intermediate Chinese I
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A course providing aural-oral practice in Chinese, in which students enter into full discussion of topics that include abstract themes and cultural perspectives; includes the expanded use of syntactical structures, the reading of sophisticated materi...
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CN206
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Intermediate Chinese II
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A course providing aural-oral practice in Chinese, in which students enter into full discussion of topics that include abstract themes and cultural perspectives; includes the expanded use of syntactical structures, the reading of sophisticated materi...
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CN288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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CN299
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the c0urse. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course. Course...
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CN299EN
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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CN301
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Advanced Chinese I
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Oral and written practice of the language through class discussions of selected Chinese texts. Selective review of grammar, especially of the more difficult and subtle aspects, designed to facilitate an idiomatic and fluent use of the language. 3 Lec...
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CN302
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Advanced Chinese II
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Oral and written practice of the language through class discussions of selected Chinese texts. Selective review of grammar, especially of the more difficult and subtle aspects, designed to facilitate an idiomatic and fluent use of the language. 3 Lec...
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CN311
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Media Chinese
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This course builds Chinese media literacy by systematically exposing students to Chinese broadcast news, newspapers, online news and videos, and TV shows. This course aims to develop all five language skills areas: listening, speaking, reading, writi...
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CN312
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Business Chinese
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This course provides an overview of China's changing macro-economic environment and current business practices relating to finance and marketing. Business knowledge is presented as a means to facilitate language learning. Emphasis will be given to a...
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CN321
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Chinese Literature, Culture and Society I 1911-1949
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Introduction to major currents in Chinese social, literary, and cultural history from 1911 to 1949. Taught in Chinese. 3 Lecture hours. Prerequisite: CN 301 or concurrently, Modern Language Placement Score of CN 400 or higher.
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CN322
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Chinese Literature, Culture and Society II 1949-Present
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Introduction to major currents in Chinese social, literary, and cultural history from 1949 to present. Taught in Chinese. 3 Lecture hours. Prerequisite: CN 301 or concurrently; or Modern Language Placement Score of CN 400 or higher.
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CN331
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Advanced Chinese Composition and Conversation (I)
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A study of original Chinese journalistic texts to elevate Chinese language proficiency in writing and composition, oral reports and discussion, reading and comprehension, and in Chinese-English/English-Chinese translation. 3 Lecture hours. Prerequisi...
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CN332
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Advanced Chinese Composition and Conversation (II)
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A study of original Chinese literary texts to elevate Chinese language proficiency in writing and composition, oral reports and discussion, reading and comprehension, and in Chinese-English/English-Chinese translation. 3 Lecture hours. Prerequisite:...
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CN365
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Chinese Literature, Culture and Society III: 221 BCE-1911
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A survey of representative Chinese classical works such as novels and short stories. Prose, poetry, and traditional operatic dramas during Qin Dynasty (221-226 BCE), Han Dynasty (960-1279), Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and Qing...
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CN366
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Chinese Literature, Culture and Society IV: Beginning-221 BCE
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A survey of Chinese literary, historical and philosophical writings, legends. Folklore, myth, songs, and poems from Zhou Dynasty (1045 BCE-256 BCE), Shang Dynasty (1600 BCE- 1046 BCE), Xia Dynasty (2100 BCE-1600 BCE) and before. Lectures, readings, d...
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CN388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exits.
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CN399
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for once academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course. Taugh...
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CN415
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Senior Seminar
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This course is an integrative capstone experience for all Chinese majors in the last semester of their senior year. This course encourages independent thinking, intensive student participation, and in-depth research on topics of the student's choice...
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CN488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for tranfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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CN588
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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COMM104
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Media Lab
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Media Lab is a project-based course that introduces students to various aspects of media production, including video, newspaper and radio. Students will engage in experiential learning towards the completion of a project of their own design. No prior...
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COMM109
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Media Technology and Culture
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Are smart phones destroying relationships? Do music and movie streaming services make us lonelier? Is the internet making us stupid? this course interrogates how mass media and technology dynamically influences individuals, societies, and cultures ov...
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COMM188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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COMM199
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Pilot Course in Communications
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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COMM207
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Journalism in Democracy
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Students will learn journalism's essential elements and the role the field and its participants play in democracies. While the focus will be on American journalism, examples of journalism's role in people's revolutions abroad will be explored. Conver...
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COMM208
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The Nuwsroom
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Using reporting and writing in the journalism tradition, this experiential learning course will allow students the opportunity to hone vital skills for succeeding in all phases of their professional life. With a hands-on newsroom environment as our l...
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COMM214
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Navigating the Digital World
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Students will learn the crucial role of truth in online venues when it comes to enabling a responsible informed public. Class members will explore the evolution of forms of information disorder such as fake news and conspiracy theories, how they have...
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COMM216
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Digital Media Production I
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This hands-on production course introduces students to a range of tools and platforms used in today's constantly changing media environment. As such, this class seeks to teach students a wide range of digital media production skills including those i...
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COMM218
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Digital Media Productions II
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While Digital Media Production I is an introduction to the range of tools and platforms used in A constantly changing media environment, this class is designed for those who plan to make digital production a more central part of their professional go...
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COMM241
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Investigating Media
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What does media do to us? What are the powerful, existential risks and rewards when it comes to interacting with it? This experiential course allows students to learn how to investigate trends, explore problems, and find solutions to current topics i...
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COMM250
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Topics in Communications
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A course that focuses on a topic of interest in the field of communications. May be repeated for credit under a different topic name.
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COMM261
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Interpersonal Communication
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This course provides an overview of the theories, practices, and processes of human communication, studying such subjects as language acquisition, signs and symbols, body language, proxemics, paralanguage, and feedback. The effects of communication o...
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COMM271
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Television Production
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An introduction to electronic field production (EFP), electronic news gathering (ENG), and multi-camera studio production with a special-effects switcher. 3 Lecture hours. 3 Lab hours. This course is a required course for communications majors.
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COMM288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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COMM299
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Pilot Course in Communications
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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COMM301
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Business & Professional Writing
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The study of the role and application of leadership principles to writing in the workplace. Writing in the workplace is not simply a matter of presenting facts and recommendations with an emphasis on clarity and focus; rather, it is the context of th...
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COMM302
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Data Analysis and Writing
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This course is designed to strengthen the technological, analytical, and written communications skills needed in careers in law enforcement, intelligence, and security. Students identify certain key data resources, and apply the data obtained in vari...
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COMM305
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Strategic Communications
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This course introduces students to principles of strategic communication. The course provides a detailed understanding of the important role that participatory web media play in strategic communication. Topics include understanding and defining strat...
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COMM312
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Law Enforcement Intercultural Communications
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This course prepares the student to communicate effectively in both written and verbal forms within the context of a multi-cultural society. The course covers best practices in investigative reporting, written reports and memos, and interpersonal ver...
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COMM315
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Tech-Mediated Communication
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This course is a study of human communication and the effect of modern technology on it. Students review basic communication theory, including non-verbal and intercultural communication, and then evaluate the impact of technology on the effectiveness...
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COMM318
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Media and Morality
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What is the civic role of media in a free society? Should all free speech be protected? Should all information be shareable or is privacy needed in some cases? Students deepen their understanding of morally responsible communication in journalism, br...
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COMM388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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COMM390
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Topics in Communications
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A course designed to introduce students to a special area or current topic in communications.
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COMM391
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Advanced Television Production
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This course draws on skills learned in CM 271: Television Production. Students gain confidence in their visual storytelling abilities, explore advanced techniques, and learn how to become working members of a professional production team. Advanced ar...
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COMM392
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Documentary Television Production
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In this course, students learn the basic fundamentals of traditional long-form documentary production. Early units emphasize visual storytelling and research skills, including archival research. Later units cover on-camera interviewing and logging an...
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COMM399
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Pilot Course in Communications
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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COMM488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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EN110
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Writing and Inquiry in Public Contexts
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EN110 will empower students to develop flexible writing strategies at all stages of the writing process in order to communicate effectively in a variety of public contexts. Students are asked to prioritize and practice understanding of themselves, gr...
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EN111
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Writing and Inquiry in Academic Contexts
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Building on the skills acquired in EN 110, EN 111 Empowers students to communicate effectively in academic contexts. To do so, students are asked to develop understanding of texts, academic conventions, disciplines and their values as the foundation...
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EN112
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Public Speaking
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An introduction to the art of speaking in a variety of public situations. Students will learn fundamentals of effective verbal and non-verbal communication, strategies to manage stage fright, how to persuade audiences using reasoning and evidence, an...
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EN114
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Advanced Academic English I
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Multilingual, exchange, and international students develop their academic English proficiency and fluency through exploring topics connected to intercultural communication, American academic culture, and Norwich University. The course incorporates ac...
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EN115
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Advanced Academic English II
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Multilingual, exchange, and international students expand their academic English proficiency and fluency by focusing on American popular media, literature, and academic culture. The course incorporates student presentations, one-on-one conferences, c...
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EN188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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EN199
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Pilot Course in English at the Lower Level
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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EN203
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Advanced Composition
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A course designed to move beyond the fundamentals of writing studied in EN 101, EN 102 and to develop the student's abilities as a writer through the composition and analysis of extended essays on a variety of topics, employing a range of rhetorical...
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EN204
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Professional and Technical Writing
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A course that teaches the theory and practice of communicating on the job. Instruction addresses written, visual, and oral technical communication. Assignments involve students in practical, collaborative and technologically informed learning modeled...
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EN210
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Modern Short Story
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A study of the short story genre through reading, discussion, and written analysis of selected modern stories. The course also addresses the history of the short story and the nature and uses of literary art. A recommended literature course for fulfi...
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EN220
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Children's Literature
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A course familiarizing students with the range and history of children's literature. Students revisit beloved classics as well as significant contemporary works, analyzing literary value. A recommended literature course for fulfillment of General Edu...
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EN222
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Introduction to World Literatures
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A thematic introduction to the field of world literature that includes readings from across the globe, in particular those from outside the European tradition. Students will explore issues such as translation, textual transmission, and literary form...
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EN225
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Survey of British Literature I
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An overview of British literature from the Anglo Saxons to the late-eighteenth century in their historical and cultural contexts, with attention to the development of the English language. May include texts in Middle English. Selections may include s...
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EN226
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Survey of British Literature II
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An overview of British literature from the Romantics to the present in their historical and cultural contexts. Materials may include essays, poetry, non-fiction, fiction, drama, and archival materials, as well as media. This course cultivates awarene...
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EN227
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Survey of American Literature I
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An overview of pre-colonial, colonial, and post-revolutionary writing in its historical and diverse cultural contexts. The course explicitly includes approaches and voices from both dominant and non-dominant perspectives. Selections may include lette...
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EN228
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Survey of American Literature II
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An overview of American writing from the Civil War to the present in its historical and diverse cultural contexts. The course explicitly includes approaches and voices from both dominant and non-dominant perspectives. Selections may include non-ficti...
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EN239
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Introduction to Theater
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An introduction to dramatic literature and the theatre as a live art form, including aspects of acting, directing, and theatrical design. Texts will range from classic and contemporary and will reflect the diversity of US and global theatre.
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EN240
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Technical Aspects of Theatrical Design
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A course that provides instruction in all phases of the construction of scenery, costumes and in lighting production, together with an introduction to the design of these elements.
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EN241
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Introduction to Acting
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An introduction to core skills and theories of acting for stage and film. Students will learn to perform monologues, act in duet scenes, and improvise comedic scenes. Students will develop basic skills in scene and character analysis, research, voice...
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EN242
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Play Production
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A course that provides study and performance of theater and play production techniques as well as rehearsal and presentation of a full-scale dramatic production. Students may choose to audition to act in a play or to work on one of the technical supp...
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EN244
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The Literature of Leadership
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A survey of major literary texts dealing with the theme of leadership. Differing examples and ideals of leadership are related to the philosophical assumptions and cultural values of the authors and civilizations represented by each work. Both advoca...
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EN245
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Science Fiction Literature
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A study of representative readings in science fiction literature centered on novels and short fiction from the late-nineteenth century to the present with a focus on how these works develop major themes associated with the genre. A recommended litera...
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EN250
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Crime in Literature
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A course in which students read and discuss works of literature that explore the ethical, social and philosophical implications of criminal behavior and society's response to it. A recommended literature course for fulfillment of General Education or...
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EN251
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Literature of the Sea
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A study of literature about life at sea, especially during times of crisis. The course examines attitudes toward solitude, comradeship and the ocean's beauty and power. Moral and physical qualities needed by a ship's officers and crew are also discus...
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EN253
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Approaches to Shakespeare
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A study of Shakespeare themed around discipline, genre, analytical approach, or other topic. May be repeated for credit with a different topic. A recommended literature course for fulfillment of General Education or Bachelor of Arts degree requiremen...
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EN254
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Sports Writing
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Students write about sports as participants, fans and cultural critics, building a complex understanding of sports, its place in our culture, how sports writing persuades and how sports writing teaches us about ourselves. Students learn to write abou...
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EN270
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Military Literature
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A study of men and women in war and the military service, their ideals, experiences, and strategies as seen in foreign and American military literature of the 19th and 20th centuries. A recommended literature course for fulfillment of General Educati...
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EN272
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Veterans' Literature and Writing
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In this course, students read a selection of works by veterans to explore how soldier-writers have given voice to their military experiences and to reflect on how writers have depicted war and the military experience. These texts will serve as models...
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EN274
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Introduction to Creative Writing
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Introduction to Creative Writing establishes the principles and practices of writing creative nonfiction, fiction, and poetry. In addition to reading works in these three genres as models, students will produce original pieces that apply the theoreti...
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EN276
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Environmental Writing
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Environmental Writing invites students to explore environmental issues such as sustainability, conservation, preservation, and wildlife management through creative writing and persuasive writing. Students will analyze how writers of fiction, poetry,...
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EN278
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Writing for the Web
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Writing for the Web examines the ways that digital technologies impact writing. Through experimentation with different written modes, as well as the manipulation and analysis of various media, students will compose and revise content for web-based en...
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EN282
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Literary Methods
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Literary Methods serves as an introduction to scholarship in the discipline of English. To begin, students will examine the evolution and current state of English literary study as a discipline, learn how a literary text becomes an object of study, a...
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EN288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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EN292
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American Roots
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Through a diverse literary selection that includes autobiography, fiction, drama, and poetry, students are acquainted with the ways the American nation has been shaped by race, ethnicity, and culture. Satisfies General Education or Bachelor of Arts d...
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EN294
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Leadership and Public Speaking
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In this course, students investigate and develop one of the primary skills of effective leaders; the ability to communicate successfully and ethically with others in public settings. Students examine speeches given by a diverse set of leaders from th...
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EN299
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Pilot Course in English at the Lower Level
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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EN307
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The History of the Motion Picture
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A study of the development of the motion picture from a technological curiosity to a powerful, pervasive vehicle for art and argument. Fulfills General Education Humanities requirement but will not serve as literature elective. Prerequisite: EN 102 o...
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EN308
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The Motion Picture Director
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A study, through readings and viewings of representative films, of the work of three great motion picture directors: The emphasis will be on their contributions to the art of the motion picture and their statements as artists viewing their own times....
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EN310
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The Art of the Motion Picture
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A study of cinema art direction, photography, editing, writing and acting. Classes involve lecture, discussion, readings in film criticism and the viewing of selected films. Fulfills General Education Humanities requirement but will not serve as lite...
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EN311
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American Film Comedy
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A study of representative American film comedies from a variety of standpoints: generically (as manifestations of comic tradition); culturally (as examples of satire and social criticism); aesthetically (as products of cinematic and literary techniqu...
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EN322
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Topics in World Literatures
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A seminar that focuses on a specific period, genre, region, or topic of interest in the field of World Literatures. Sample topics may include Global Shakespeare, Developing World Literatures, The Trojan War, Caribbean Women Writers, or Global Moderni...
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EN350
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History of the English Language
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This course will trace the linguistic, material, and cultural development of the English language from its North Germanic beginnings to its current status as a global lingua franca, with special attention to the early British forms. We will attend to...
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EN362
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Rhetorical Criticism
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Rhetorical Criticism provides students with a general understanding of rhetoric and with knowledge of specific rhetorical traditions such as neo-Aristotelian criticism, metaphorical analysis, narrative/cluster criticism, fantasy theme analysis, and g...
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EN364
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Intermediate Creative Writing
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Intermediate Creative Writing develops the foundational skills learned in EN 274 Introduction to Creative Writing. Students examine poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction in order to understand and employ advanced techniques such as flashback, meta...
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EN370
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Topics in British Literature
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A seminar that focuses on a period or a topic of interest in the field of British Literature. May be repeated for credit with a different topic. 3 Lecture hours. Prerequisite: EN 102 or EN 111.
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EN373
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Major Author
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A course that focuses on the work of a single author to allow a unique depth of study and research. Students will analyze the relationship between authorship, biography, and textual production. Topics may include Geoffrey Chaucer, John Milton, Thomas...
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EN388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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EN390
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Topics in American Literature
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A seminar that focuses on a period or a topic of interest in the field of American Literature. May be repeated for credit with a different topic. 3 Lecture hours. Prerequisite: EN 102 or EN 111.
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EN399
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Pilot Course in English at the Upper Level
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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EN420
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Thematic Seminar-Literature
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A seminar that explores a topic of interest in the Humanities. Prerequisite: EN 102 or EN 111.
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EN425
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Directed Study In Literature
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A course in which a student of demonstrated ability works with a faculty mentor in a well-defined area in Literature within the competence of the department faculty. Emphasis will be on student initiative, guided reading, and consultations with the m...
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EN488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ENGL188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ENGL250
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Crime in Literature
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A course in which students read and discuss works of literature that explore the ethical, social, and philosophical implications of criminal behavior and society's response to it. 3 Lecture hours. Cannot earn credit in EN 250 and ENGL 250. Prerequisi...
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ENGL270
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Military Literature
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A study of men and women in war and the military service, their ideals, experiences, and strategies as seen in foreign and American military literature of the 19th and 20th centuries. Prerequisites: EN 101 or EN 110.
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ENGL288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ENGL388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ENGL488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ENGL588
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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FR121
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Beginning French I
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Students progress along the first steps towards acquiring basic languages skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with a focus on their use for several modes of communication, such as the interpersonal, the interpretive, and the informativ...
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FR122
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Beginning French II
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Students continue progress toward novice-high skill levels in speaking, listening, reading, and writing - and their use in several modes of communication: the interpersonal, the interpretive, and the informative - all within the context of the cultur...
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FR150
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to French and Francophone culture, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. This is an introductory-level course. Course may be repeated for credit if the topic differs. Taught i...
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FR150EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to French and Francophone culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in English. This course does not meet the Modern Language requirement.
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FR188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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FR205
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Intermediate French I
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A course providing aural-oral practice in French, in which students enter into full discussion of topics that include abstract themes and cultural perspectives; includes the expanded use of syntactical structures, the reading of sophisticated materia...
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FR206
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Intermediate French II
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A course providing aural-oral practice in French, in which students enter into full discussion of topics that include abstract themes and cultural perspectives; includes the expanded use of syntactical structures, the reading of sophisticated materia...
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FR250
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to French and Francophone culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in French. Counts as Arts & Humanities elective. Course may be repeated for credit...
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FR250EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to French and Francophone culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in English. Topics in Literature count as a General Education Literature elective a...
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FR288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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FR299
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course. Course...
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FR306
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Introduction to French Creative Writing
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Explore and develop a unique voice in written and spoken French. Through assignments and selected examples, students will become familiar with the elements of poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction. Students will provide constructive criticism for s...
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FR311
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Advanced French I
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A continuation of grammar review at the advanced level; further development of oral expression through discussion and formal presentations. An introduction to the analysis of Francophone literature and film; an overview of major events, including cul...
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FR312
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Advanced French II
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A continuation of grammar review at the advanced level; further development of oral expression through discussion and formal presentations. An introduction to the analysis of Francophone literature and film; an overview of major events, including cul...
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FR321
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A Survey of French Literature I
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An introduction to French Literature. Lectures, reading, discussion in French. Includes an historical survey of French civilization comprising developments in art, music, philosophy and science. Readings in French literature from the Middle Ages to 1...
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FR322
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A Survey of French Literature II
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An introduction to French Literature. Lectures, reading, discussion in French. Includes an historical survey of French civilization comprising developments in art, music, philosophy, the technology of warfare and the sciences. Readings in French lite...
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FR327
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French Literature since 1900 I
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A study of French literature (novel) from the latter part of the 19th century to the present day. Topics of study include concurrent developments in the other art forms and in the sciences; the impact of the World Wars on Francophone authors and arti...
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FR328
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French Literature since 1900 II
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A study of French literature (poetry, theater, and film) from the latter part of the 19th century to the present day. Topics of study include concurrent developments in the other art forms and in the sciences; the impact of the World Wars on Francoph...
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FR331
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Advanced French Composition, Conversation, and Translation I
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A course in French stylistics, translation, oral reports and discussions in French. Prerequisites: FR 206 or a 300-level course or taken concurrently, or Modern Language Placement Score FR 385 or higher.
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FR332
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Advanced French Composition, Conversation, and Translation II
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A course in French stylistics, translation, oral reports, and discussions in French. Prerequisites: FR 206 or a 300-level course or taken concurrently, or Modern Language Placement Score FR 385 or higher.
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FR350
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to French and Francophone culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in French. Topics in Literature count as Literature elective; others Arts & Humanit...
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FR350EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to French and Francophone culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in English. Topics in Literature count as a General Education Literature elective a...
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FR388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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FR415
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Seminar: Topics in French Literature
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Study of a particular author, theme, genre, or literary movement, including cultural themes. Topic varies each year these courses are offered. Prerequisites: FR300-level course or Permission of Instructor. Offered: Occasionally
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FR421
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Reading and Research on a Topic in French Literature and Civilization
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A report on an approved project of original research in French literature or civilization under the direction of a department member. Limited to students who have demonstrated aptitude for independent work. May be scheduled either or both semesters....
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FR488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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GR121
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Beginning German I
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Students progress along the first steps towards acquiring basic languages skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with a focus on their use for several modes of communication, such as the interpersonal, the interpretive, and the informativ...
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GR122
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Beginning German II
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Students continue progress toward novice-high skill levels in speaking, listening, reading, and writing - and their use in several modes of communication: the interpersonal, the interpretive, and the informative - all within the context of the cultur...
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GR150
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to culture, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. This is an introductory-level course. Course may be repeated for credit if the topic differs. Taught in German.
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GR150EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in English. This course does not meet the Modern Language requirement.
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GR188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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GR205
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Intermediate German I
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A sequence that provides aural-oral practice in German, in which students are enabled to enter into full discussion of topics that include abstract themes; review and expanded use of syntactical structures; intensive and extensive reading; and compos...
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GR206
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Intermediate German II
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A sequence that provides aural-oral practice in German, in which students are enabled to enter into full discussion of topics that include abstract themes; review and expanded use of syntactical structures; intensive and extensive reading; and compos...
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GR250
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in German. Counts as Arts & Humanities elective. Course may be repeated for credit if the topic differs. P...
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GR250EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in English. Topics in Literature count as a General Education Literature elective. Others as a General Edu...
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GR288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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GR321
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Survey of German Culture I: From the Beginnings to 1848
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Introduction to major currents in German social, political and cultural history from the time of the Roman Empire until the Revolution of 1848. Taught in German. Prerequisite: GR 206 or Modern Language Placement Score GR 382 or higher.
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GR322
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Survey of German Lit I: From the Beginnings to 1848
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Introduction to major texts and literary figures from the Roman Era until the Revolution of 1848, including, among others, Tacitus, Charlemagne, the courtly poets, Luther, the literary Baroque, Lessing, Goethe, Schiller, Kleist, the brothers Grimm, B...
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GR323
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Survey of German Culture II: 1848 to 1945
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Introduction to major currents in German social, political, and cultural history from the evolution of 1848 through Bismarck and German unification to World War 1, the Weimar Republic, and the period of Fascism and the Holocaust. Taught in German. Pr...
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GR324
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Survey of German Literature II: 1848 to 1945
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Introduction to major texts and literary figures from the first unification of Germany until the end of World War II, including Nietzsche, Hofmannsthal, Rilke, Thomas Mann, Kafka, Brecht, and others. Taught in German. Prerequisite: GR 206 or Modern L...
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GR325
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Survey of German Culture III: 1945 to the Present
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Introduction to major currents in German social, political, and cultural history of the Germanies and Austria, post-war to post-wall: the period of Allied occupation followed by the economic miracle of the 1950s and 60s, radicalism and upheaval in th...
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GR326
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Survey of German Literature III: 1945 to the Present
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Introduction to major texts and literary figures active since the end of World War II, including Borchert, Böll, Celan, Bachmann, Frisch, Dürrenmatt, Grass, Christa Wolf, Peter Schneider, Jurek Becker and others. Taught in German. Prerequisite: GR 20...
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GR350
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in German. Course may be repeated up to ten classes if the topic differs. Prerequisite: GR 206, GR 300-lev...
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GR350EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in English. Topics in Literature count as a General Education Literature elective; others as a General Edu...
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GR388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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GR399
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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GR415
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Seminar on a Topic in German Literature and Culture
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A study of a particular author, theme, genre, or literary movement, including cultural themes. Offered as occasion demands. Topic varies each year these courses are offered.
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GR421
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Reading and Research in German Literature or Civilization
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A report on an approved project of original research in literature or civilization under the direction of a department member. Limited to students who have demonstrated aptitude for independent work. May be scheduled either or both semesters. Prerequ...
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GR488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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HUMA100
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Professional Pathways in the Liberal Arts
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This course is designed for liberal arts majors to explore and prepare for their postgraduation career options. Students will learn about and reflect on the kinds of skills cultivated by the choice of major, their individual strengths and interests,...
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HUMA188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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HUMA199
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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HUMA223
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Topics Course
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Courses explore a specific topic related to human experience and promote interdisciplinary engagement, critical thinking, collaboration and creativity. Students participate in discussions, hands-on activities and research around the selected course t...
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HUMA288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used to transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exits.
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HUMA299
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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HUMA388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for tranfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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HUMA400
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Internship
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This course focuses on practical internship experience that applies the skills learned in humanities courses, specifically English and Communications. With assistance from the Career and Internship Center, students must find their own internship and...
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HUMA402
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Humanities Capstone
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Experience in conducting, practicing and communicating scholarship in a chosen field of study is integral to professional success. Students will examine significant issues at the forefront of theory and research in their chosen humanities fields and...
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HUMA488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ID199
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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ML188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ML199
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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ML288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ML388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ML488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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ML588
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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MU101
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Music Appreciation
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A survey course of western music from the medieval through the contemporary periods.
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MU188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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MU200
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Applied Music
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A course that provides studio instruction in keyboard instruments, orchestra and band instruments, and voice under the guidance of a performing artist. Offered at various levels of advancement appropriate to the individual student. Objectives include...
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MU210
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Campus Choraleers
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A select group of 40 mixed voices organized for the study and performance of advanced choral works of all periods. Repeatable for credit to three accumulated hours. Repeatable without credit indefinitely. This course is repeatable; however, a total o...
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MU230
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Instrumental Ensemble
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A course that provides study, analysis, and performance of music for small instrumental groups of verse combinations. An objective is to become acquainted with a wide variety of music and styles pertaining to the student's instrument and to other ins...
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MU260
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Regimental Band
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A course that provides study and performance of marching band literature and technique, as well as rehearsal and presentation of small ensemble pep band music. Membership is open, through audition, to members of the Corps of Cadets. This course is re...
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MU271
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History of Jazz
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History of Jazz is a historically based music course to expose the student to American Jazz. Jazz occupies a unique place in American cultural history. Although it has been influenced by the music of many countries, it remains a purely American pheno...
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MU288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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MU299
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Pilot Course in Music
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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MU388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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MU488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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PH110
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Think! Intro to Philosophy
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Students will develop an understanding of the major philosophical questions concerning ethics, knowledge, politics, aesthetics, metaphysics, and religion in their ancient and recent articulations as they pertain to the question of what it means to li...
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PH115
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Competitive Debate
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In this course, students will develop and hone their skills in argumentation and public speaking. Special emphasis will be placed on developing the necessary capacities to construct well-researched, sound and compelling arguments to support a positio...
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PH188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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PH199
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Competitive Debate
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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PH215
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Survey of Ethics
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An introduction to critical thinking about the fundamental principles on which moral judgments and ethical conduct are based. This course will survey the major historical and contemporary approaches to ethical reflection. Credit may not be earned in...
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PH220
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Comparative Religion
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This course serves as an introduction to several major religious traditions of the world including Hinduism, Buddhism, Indigenous and East Asian religions, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, focusing on various dimensions in each: myth, doctrine, ethi...
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PH225
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Race, God And Justice
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Students explore religions' contributions to racial and ethnic diversity and quests for justice in the United States. Topics could include, but are not limited to, religions such as Black Christianity, Black Islam, Latinx Christianity, Native America...
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PH230
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Logic
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A study of the principles of valid reasoning and argument: how to analyze arguments, detect fallacies, apply logical rules, prove and refute conclusions from given premises. Both syllogistic methods of argument and modern systems of symbolic inferenc...
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PH288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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PH299
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Pilot Course in Philosophy
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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PH301
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Topics in Philosophy
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This course focuses on a specific topic of interest in the field of Philosophy. Sample topics may include Philosophy of Personal Development, Philosophy of Sport, Philosophy and Science Fiction, Philosophy of Mind, or Sexual Ethics. May be repeated u...
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PH302
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Global History of Philosophy
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Students develop a historical understanding of the origin and evolution of major philosophical questions concerning ethics, knowledge, politics, aesthetics, metaphysics and religion from African, Chinese, Indian and Western Articulations. These diver...
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PH322
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Money, Meaning and Morality
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This course considers the central philosophical question, 'what is a good life' as it relates to a number of ethical theories and issues arising from the uses and abuses of money and market structures, including labor, production, marketing, investme...
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PH323
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Environmental Ethics
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An introduction to ethical issues concerning the human and non-human environment. The course provides a working knowledge of the concepts, theories, and types of argument characteristic of ethics in general. It analyzes and debates a selection of suc...
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PH324
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Criminal Justice Ethics
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This course provides a short introduction to general ethics (about 1/3 of the semester) with applications to practices and problems in the criminal justice field. Its focus is less on specific rules of ethical conduct for criminal justice professiona...
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PH325
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Ethics of AI and Technology
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Advances in AI and technology have already significantly impacted our lives and raise harrowing ethical and societal questions about our future. Some issues to be considered in the course are: the appropriate use of AI in academic settings; how we...
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PH340
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Non-Violence and Just War Theory
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A study of permissible uses of force by individuals and nations. Topics include the theory of the just war, pacifism and non-resistance, conscientious objection, civil disobedience, and the moral problem of nuclear armaments.
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PH350
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Medical Ethics
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This course examines general ethics and professional ethics; patient rights and professional responsibilities; terminating and prolonging life; allocating scarce medical resources; human experimentation and informed consent; genetic intervention; and...
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PH360
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Philosophy of Science
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A course examining the basic principles of scientific reasoning, questions concerning scientific progress and scientific revolutions and ethical issues in the technological application of scientific discoveries. Case studies are drawn both from the h...
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PH388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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PH399
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Pilot Course
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A Course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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PH400
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Reading and Research
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An inquiry into the pertinent literature and source materials of a specific area concerned with a special project to be agreed upon by instructor and student. Prerequisite: Permission of Instructor.
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PH488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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PHLS205
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Critical Thinking
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This course introduces students to the critical thinking skills and techniques needed in academic and research endeavors. Topics covered include formal and informal logic; the structure of logical systems; argumentation; and the relationship of logic...
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PHLS210
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Ethics in the Modern World
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A study of ethics and its application to problems in everyday life, society, and the broader world. The course examines the principal moral theories and ethical systems that have shaped our personal values and behavior, including consequentialist and...
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PHLS324
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Criminal Justice Ethics
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This course provides a short introduction to general ethics, with applications to practices and problems in the criminal justice field. It uses the case study method to focus on immediate decisions which involve ethical dilemmas and typically face cr...
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RELG188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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RELG288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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RELG300
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Comparative Religion
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Based upon myth and built upon ritual, religious thought affects politics, economics, international relations and security. This course provides learners with the opportunity to explore and analyze the similarities and differences of world religions...
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RELG388
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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RELG488
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
|
SP121
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Beginning Spanish I
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Students progress along the first steps towards acquiring basic languages skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with a focus on their use for several modes of communication, such as the interpersonal, the interpretive, and the informativ...
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SP122
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Beginning Spanish II
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Students continue progress toward novice-high skill levels in speaking, listening, reading, and writing - and their use in several modes of communication: the interpersonal, the interpretive, and the informative - all within the context of the cultur...
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SP130
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Medical Spanish
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Medical Spanish positions future healthcare professionals to improve their patients' sense of trust and to improve the clinical experience and environment. This course will introduce essential medical vocabulary, practical reference information, and...
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SP150
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to culture, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. This is an introductory-level course. Course may be repeated for credit if the topic differs. Taught in Spanish.
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SP150EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in English. This course does not count toward the B.A. Modern Language requirement.
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SP188
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
|
SP205
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Intermediate Spanish I
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A course that provides aural-oral practice in Spanish, in which students are enabled to enter into full discussion of topics that include abstract themes; review and expanded use of syntactical structures; intensive and extensive reading; and composi...
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SP206
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Intermediate Spanish II
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A course that provides aural-oral practice in Spanish, in which students are enabled to enter into full discussion of topics that include abstract themes; review and expanded use of syntactical structures; intensive and extensive reading; and composi...
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SP230
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Spanish for Business
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Spanish for Business cultivates an understanding of the Spanish-speaking business world across the United States, Latin America, and Spain. This course introduces essential vocabulary for the globalized (international) business world, practical refer...
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SP250
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in Spanish. Counts as General Education Arts & Humanities elective. Course may be repeated for credit if t...
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SP250EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in English. Topics in Literature count as a General Education Literature elective; others as a General Edu...
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SP288
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No Norwich Equivalent
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This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
|
SP299
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Pilot Course
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A course is permitted to run as a pilot without seeking faculty approval for one academic year. The section will include the title of the course. A student will not earn credit for a pilot course and the course when approved as its own course.
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SP301
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Advanced Spanish I
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Oral and written practice of the language through class discussions of selected Hispanic authors. Selective review of grammar, especially of the more difficult and subtle aspects, designed to facilitate an idiomatic and fluent use of the language. 3...
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SP302
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Advanced Spanish II
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Oral and written practice of the language through class discussions of selected Hispanic authors. Selective review of grammar, especially of the more difficult and subtle aspects, designed to facilitate an idiomatic and fluent use of the language. 3...
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SP305
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Spanish for Law Enforcement
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This course reinforces the student's Spanish written and spoken skills while focusing on many different aspects of the law enforcement environment. Objectives include attaining intermediate advanced oral proficiency by developing the student's abilit...
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SP306
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Interpreting and Translation
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Multilingual competence means navigating across languages to enable meaningful and productive communication. This course introduces the theory and practice of interpreting and translation from Spanish to English and vice versa. It will cover the esse...
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SP350
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Topics Course
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Taught in Spanish. Topics in Literature count as General Education Literature elective; others as General Educati...
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SP350EN
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Topics Course in English
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Specialized topics relating to culture, literature, business practices, or language. Topic will be indicated in the schedule of classes. Topics in Literature count as a General Education Literature elective. This course does not count toward the B.A....
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SP354EN
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El narco
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This course studies Mexico's violent drug industry--el narco--through its representations in Latin American narrative in the many media comprising an entire narco cultura, and in the symbolic language used by cartel paramilitary assassins to create p...
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SP360
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Topics in Spanish Literature
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This course explores topics of historical or contemporary interest specific to Spain through the reading of a variety of literary texts. Students will read, analyze, and discuss literature from pre- Roman to the 21st century to garner a better unders...
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SP361
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Topics in Spanish Culture
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This course explores topics of historical or contemporary interest specific to Spain through the examination of Spanish culture from pre-Roman times to the 21st century. Students will garner a better understanding of Spanish identity, explore cultura...
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SP362EN
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Topics in Spain
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This course explores topics of socio-historical, literary, or contemporary interest specific to Spain. It is taught in English. Students will read, analyze, and discuss materials from pre-Roman to the 21st century to garner a better understanding of...
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SP363
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Topics in Latin American Lit
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This course explores topics of socio-historical, literary, or contemporary interest specific to Latin America through the reading of a variety of literary texts. Students will read, analyze, and discuss literature from pre-Columbian to the 21st centu...
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SP364
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Topics in Latin American Culture
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This course explores topics of socio-historical or contemporary interest specific to Latin America through the examination of Latin American culture from pre-Columbian times to the 21st century. Students will garner a better understanding of Latin Am...
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SP365EN
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Topics in Latin America
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This course explores topics of historical or contemporary interest specific to Latin America. It is taught in English. Students will read, analyze, and discuss materials from pre-Columbian to the 21st century to garner a better understanding of Latin...
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SP366
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Topics in Latina/o Literature
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This course explores topics of socio-historical, literary, or contemporary interest specific to Latinas/os in the United States through the reading of a variety of literary texts. Students will read, analyze, and discuss literature from the 19th thro...
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SP367
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Topics in Latina/o Culture
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This course explores topics of historical or contemporary interest specific to Latinas/os in the United States through the examination of Latina/o culture from the 19th through the 21st centuries. Students will garner a better understanding of Latina...
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SP368EN
|
Topics in Latinas/os
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This course explores topics of historical or contemporary interest specific to Latinas/os in the United States. It is taught in English. Students will read, analyze, and discuss materials from the 19th through the 21st centuries to garner a better un...
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SP388
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No Norwich Equivalent
|
This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
|
SP415
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Seminar: Topics in Spanish Literature and Culture
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A study of a particular author, theme, genre, or literary movement including cultural themes. Topic varies each year these courses are offered. Prerequisite: SP 302, Spanish major or minor, Junior or higher.
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SP421
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Reading and Research in Spanish Literature and Culture
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A report on an approved project of original research in Spanish or Spanish-American literature or civilization under the direction of a department member. Limited to students who have demonstrated aptitude for independent work. Prerequisite: SP 302,...
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SP488
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No Norwich Equivalent
|
This course is used for transfer when no equivalent Norwich course exists.
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