WNE 2020 Summer Session Undergraduate Course Schedule

2020 Summer Session Undergraduate Course Schedule

Posted Tue 11/12/2019 10:20 AM

The schedule is subject to change if enrollments make additions or cancellations of sections necessary.

2020 Summer Undergraduate Registration Period opens Monday, March 2 at 8:30 am

** 11-week Summer'20 Graduate Term Priority Registration period opens Monday, May 4 at 8:30 am **

Colleague Self-Service

Course planning, registration and advising is done in "Colleague Self-Service". Log-in questions should be directed to OIT. For information about registration, students are advised to contact their Dean’s Office.
For "how to" registration and advising videos, documentation and instruction, visit Registration, wne.edu/fallregistration

Course Levels

100-400 level courses may be taken for undergraduate credit only.
500 level Engineering courses may be taken for either undergraduate or graduate credit.
Other 550 level and 600 level courses may be taken for graduate credit and are not open to undergraduate students.

Additional information on graduate courses offered in the four 11-week terms is posted on Graduate Studies site.

Sections numbered:

01 - 06 = Day classes
41 - 46 = Evening classes meeting from 5:00 PM on
51, 52, 53 & 54 = 100% Online classes

Six-week evening session I     Section Numbers 41-42
Six-week morning session I     Section Numbers 01-02
*Six-week online course       Section Number  51 & 53 

2nd Six-week evening session II    Section Numbers 43-44
2nd Six-week morning session II    Section Numbers 05-06
*2nd Six-week online course       Section Number  52 & 54

Eight-week morning session     Section Numbers 03-04
Eight-week evening session     Section Numbers 45-46
*Eight-week online course     Section Number  51 & 53

Twelve-week evening session     Section Numbers 47-48
*Twelve-week online course     Section Number  51 & 53

Costs, Payment Policies, Withdrawals and Refunds

Catalogue

See Semester & Summer Session calendars for:

summer session start and end dates
the last day to add a summer course dates
last day to withdraw from a summer course dates

Current students can also access degree audits, grades, course schedules @ "Colleague Self-Service"

Bookstore's textbook and course materials

Summer Session Registration Procedures:

No Summer Session registrations will be processed prior to March 2.

Course Load:

Students are limited to a maximum of:
two courses per summer session
or
two courses in different summer sessions that overlap by more than two weeks, or three class meetings.

Student OnLine Registration for Summer:

Starting March 2, current traditional seniors, juniors, sophomores & freshmen can register themselves online for summer session courses @ "Colleague Self-Service"
Starting March 2, current non-traditional students can register themselves online @ "Colleague Self-Service"

In-Person Registration for Summer:

Current traditional seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen after meeting with, and obtaining the approval of their advisor, also have the option of having their summer registration processed in the Deans Office of their major, or Enrollment Services Office, starting March 2.

Current non-traditional students also have the option, after meeting with, and obtaining the approval of their advisor, of having their summer registration processed in the Deans Office of their major, or Enrollment Services Office, starting March 2.

**New students (includes "visiting" students from other colleges):
If interested in taking a summer course(s) as a non-degree student, please contact the Office of Admissions for an application - 413.782.1517, or study@wne.edu. Upon receiving permission to register, you will be assigned an advisor from the appropriate School. The advisor will assist you with the registration process.

Use of the Internet and log-in instructions

As noted in selected course descriptions, some courses will be taught entirely online, and students may be expected or required to use Internet. Registered students may access the Internet from computers located on the main campus in Springfield or from their own personal computers.

The comment, "Taught online", means a student does not have to physically attend classes on campus. The course instruction is delivered 100% via the Internet.

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Undergraduate Courses
Undergraduate Semester Courses
11-week Graduate Term Courses - the 11-week Summer'20 graduate term schedule will be posted January 27.

Undergraduate Courses

Art

Art: London Through the Ages

3 credits, prerequisite: Cross listed as HIST 212

ART 212-41          By Arrangement        Books   South, Ted                 CLOSED 
	Travel abroad to London

Biology

Biology: Basic Biology: Organisms

3 credits

BIO 101-01   MTuWTh 9:20-11:50 am         Books   Rosenman, Burt A           05/18-06/25
             MTuWTh 9:20-11:50 am                                            
	meets oncampus May 18- June 25
	Laboratory Fee  $100

Business

Business: Business Strategy

3 credits, prerequisite: Complete BUS 312/HONB 312 or BUS 326, & BIS 310 or BIS 312

BUS 450-52          By Arrangement        Books   TBA                        06/29-08/06
	Online w/Kodiak

Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice: Intro to Criminal Justice

3 credits

CJ 101-51           By Arrangement        Books   Dunton, Creaig A           05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Criminal Justice: Criminology

3 credits, prerequisite: Complete CJ 101, SO 101, ENGL 132 and ENGL 133 - Satisfies Writing Intensive course (WIC) requirement. - Cross listed as SO 210.

CJ 210-51           By Arrangement        Books   Kozey, Kathryn N           05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak - cross-listed SO 210-51

Criminal Justice: Child Abuse and Neglect

3 credits, prerequisite: CJ 101, SO 101, and any 200 level criminal justice course, or permission of chair. Formerly CJ 250 - Formerly "Children, Family & the State"

CJ 304-51           By Arrangement        Books   Muftic, Lisa R             05/18-07/09
	Online w/Kodiak

Criminal Justice: Research Methods in Criminal Justice

3 credits, prerequisite: CJ 101 or SO 101, and MATH 120.

CJ 315-52           By Arrangement        Books   Okeem, Chidike I           06/29-08/06
	Online w/Kodiak

Criminal Justice: Weapons of Mass Destruction

3 credits, prerequisite: Complete CJ 260

CJ 363-52           By Arrangement        Books   Dunton, Creaig A           06/29-08/06
	Online w/Kodiak

Communication

Communication: Business Communication

3 credits, prerequisite: Junior standing and 2 courses in ENGL writing w/grades of C or better.

COMM 340-41         By Arrangement        Books   Garton-Sjoberg, Brenda     CLOSED 
	Travel aboard to Sorrento, Italy
COMM 340-51         By Arrangement        Books   TBA                        05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Cultures

Cultures: Italian Culture

3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing - Satisfies Elements of Culture requirement "C".

CUL 224-41          By Arrangement        Books   Mesiti, Rocco A            CLOSED 
	Travel aboard to Sorrento, Italy

Cultures: Cuban Cultures

3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing - Satisfies Elements of Culture requirement "CA."

CUL 253-51          By Arrangement        Books   Kozey, Christopher L       05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak
CUL 253-52          By Arrangement        Books   Kozey, Christopher L       06/29-08/06
	Online w/Kodiak

Cultures: East Africa

3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing - Satisfies Elements of Culture requirement "C".

CUL 273-51          By Arrangement        Books   Higiro, Jean-Marie V       05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Cultures: Special Topics in Cultures

3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing

CUL 295-41          By Arrangement        Books   Vercellotti, Tim T         CLOSED 
	Travel abroad to London - ST: English Villages in Fact and Fiction: Thoughts of England conjure images of a village green, a cricket pitch, the spire of a church, the village hall, and, of course, the local pub. These are the settings for an annual cycle of cultural traditions: village fêtes, cricket matches, flower and produce shows, bonfire nights, Remembrance Day services, and the Christmas pantomime. This course will explore those traditions and their enduring significance in daily life in England, both in fact and fiction. The fictional aspect comes courtesy of The Archers, a 15-minute daily BBC radio drama that has depicted English village life in nearly 19,000 episodes since the program's premiere in 1950. The course will explore the cultural phenomenon that is The Archers, with its daily audience of five million listeners in the UK and millions more online around the world, as well as the current renaissance of "audio drama" through podcasts. Field trips will include visits to villages in and outside of London, as well as a visit to the BBC studios in Birmingham, where The Archers is recorded.   This course meets Elements of Culture requirement "CA."

Economics

Economics: Principles of Microeconomics

3 credits, prerequisite: Not open to students who have taken EC 117 or EC 206.

EC 111-51           By Arrangement        Books   Murthy, Ranganath S        05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Economics: Principles of Macroeconomics

3 credits, prerequisite: Complete EC 111 or EC 201. Not open to students who have completed EC 117 or EC 205

EC 112-52           By Arrangement        Books   Eskot, Herbert             06/29-08/06
	Online w/Kodiak

Economics: Football Without Helmets: Soccer/Rugby

3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing Not open to students who have completed ILP 240

EC 240-51           By Arrangement        Books   Eskot, Herbert             05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Economics: Eco of Soc Pol: Deciding How $ is Spent

3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing

EC 251-52           By Arrangement        Books   Casimir, Schiller S        06/29-08/06
                                                  Schrenzel, Jeff            
	Online w/Kodiak

English

English: English Composition II

3 credits, prerequisite: ENGL 131, ENGL 132 or ENGL 140-Level; or equivalent with grade of "C"

ENGL 133-51         By Arrangement        Books   Abraham, Pearl             05/18-07/09
	Online w/Kodiak
	Laboratory Fee  $50

English: Special Topics in English

3 credits

ENGL 295-41         By Arrangement        Books   TBA                        CLOSED 
	Travel aboard to Florence, Italy -  ST: Expository Travel Writing and Research - This is a Writing Intensive course -  This course emphasizes the research process and expository writing. Students will draft research questions based on an identified theme; they will conduct research, drawing on both primary and secondary sources, and they will draft a substantial final essay.

English: Women in Literature

3 credits, prerequisite: Junior standing and "C" or better in ENGL 133, or permission of English Chair. Satisfies one of the Writing Intensive Course requirements for Arts and Sciences students.

ENGL 358-51         By Arrangement        Books   Abraham, Pearl             05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

History

History: London Through the Ages

3 credits, prerequisite: Cross listed as ART 212

HIST 212-41         By Arrangement        Books   South, Ted                 CLOSED 
	Travel abroad to London

History: WW II & The Holocaust in Europe

3 credits, prerequisite: Junior standing

HIST 345-51         By Arrangement        Books   Plum, Catherine J          05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Marketing

Marketing: Principles of Marketing

3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore Standing

MK 200-51           By Arrangement        Books   Elam, Elizabeth            05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Philosophy

Philosophy: Ethics

3 credits, prerequisite: Sophomore standing

PH 208-51           By Arrangement        Books   Anderson, Wes              05/18-07/09
	Online w/Kodiak

Physics

Physics: Energy & Mankind

3 credits, prerequisite: Complete PHYS 101, PHYS 103, PHYS 105, PHYS 123, PHYS 132; PHYS 133, METR 101, CHEM 101, CHEM 105, or GEOL 101; or BIO 101 or BIO 103; or BIO 107 and BIO 117;

PHYS 152-51         By Arrangement        Books   TBA                        05/18-07/09
	Online w/Kodiak

Psychology

Psychology: Intro to Psychology

3 credits

PSY 101-51          By Arrangement        Books   Kleinmann, Ava E           05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Psychology: Organizational Psychology

3 credits, prerequisite: Complete PSY 101 and Junior standing, or permission of the chair

PSY 302-51          By Arrangement        Books   Outhouse, Jessica C        05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Psychology: Psychology of Women

3 credits, prerequisite: Junior standing, or permission of the chair. Complete PSY 101.

PSY 305-51          By Arrangement        Books   Outhouse, Jessica C        05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Psychology: Abnormal Psychology

3 credits, prerequisite: Junior standing, or permission of the chair. Complete PSY 101.

PSY 326-51          By Arrangement        Books   Kleinmann, Ava E           05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak

Sociology

Sociology: Criminology

3 credits, prerequisite: Complete CJ 101, SO 101, ENGL 132 and ENGL 133 - Satisfies Writing Intensive course (WIC) requirement. - Cross listed as CJ 210

SO 210-51           By Arrangement        Books   Kozey, Kathryn N           05/18-06/25
	Online w/Kodiak - cross-listed CJ 210-51

2020 Summer Session Undergraduate Course Schedule posted Tue 11/12/2019 10:20 AM by Linda Chojnicki,
Western New England University's Academic Schedule Controller.