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College, Course, Instructor(s)

College of Business Administration

• GBA 510, Financial Accounting — John E. Karayan
• GBA 511, Financial/Managerial Accounting — John E. Karayan
• GBA 591/92, Taxes and Business Strategy — John E. Karayan
• GBA 599, Internet Exploration for Business — Steve Iman
• GBA 608, Managerial Accounting for Decision Making — John E. Karayan

Accounting Department

• ACC 207, Financial Accounting for Decision Making I — John E. Karayan
• ACC 207A, Financial Accounting for Decision Making Activity — John E. Karayan
• ACC 208, Managerial Accounting for Decision Making — John E. Karayan
• ACC 231, Personal Taxation and Planning — John E. Karayan
• ACC 419, Auditing Theory — Vicki S. Peden
• ACC 420, Advanced Auditing — Vicki S. Peden
• ACC 426, Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting — Glenda Brock
• ACC 431, Federal Tax I — Glenda Brock, Henry Brock
• ACC 431, Introduction to Taxation — John E. Karayan
• ACC 432, Federal Tax II — Glenda Brock, Henry Brock
• ACC 432, Taxation of Legal Entities — John E. Karayan
• ACC 434, Service Learning in Taxation — John E. Karayan
• ACC 435, Tax Research and Planning — Glenda Brock, Henry Brock
• ACC 435, Tax Research and Communication — John E. Karayan
• ACC 439, Taxation of e-Business — John E. Karayan

Computer Information Systems Department

• CIS 234, Object-Oriented Programming — Robert Stumpf
• CIS 235, Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design — Lavette Teague
• CIS 415, Advanced Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design — Lavette Teague
• CIS 431, WorkGroup Computing — Louise L. Soe

Finance, Real Estate & Law Department

• FRL 201, Legal Environment of Business Transactions — Richard Bergstrom
• FRL 300, Managerial Finance I — Phillip Ghazanfari
• FRL 301, Managerial Finance II — Phillip Ghazanfari
• FRL 308, Financial Modeling — Shady Kholdy
• FRL 330, Investment Analysis — Phillip Ghazanfari
• FRL 363, Business Forecasting — Shady Kholdy
• FRL 367, Corporate Finance Theory — Phillip Ghazanfari
• FRL 460, Commercial Banking — Phillip Ghazanfari

Management & Human Resources Department

• MHR 318, Organizational Behavior — Steve Iman
• MHR 324, Communication for Management — Warren Weber
• MHR 325, Advanced Communication for Management — Steve Iman
• MHR 325, Advanced Communication for Management — Warren Weber
• MHR 461-62, Senior Project — Warren Weber

Technology & Operations Management Department

• TOM 302, Managerial Statistics — Jeffery Guyse
• TOM 350, Decision Support and Expert Systems — Jeffery Guyse

College of Education and Integrative Studies

Education, Department of

• GED 505, Educational Technology Literacy — Jan Oonchitti
• GED 577, Advanced Educational Multimedia Production — Shahnaz Lotfipour
• GED 580, Advanced Educational Computer Programming: Lingo Language — Shahnaz Lotfipour

Ethnic & Women's Studies Department

• EWS 140, Introduction to Ethnic Studies — Patricia A. de Freitas
• EWS 301, Ethnic Identity — Patricia A. de Freitas

Interdisciplinary General Education Program

• IGE 224, Connections Seminar — Nancy Page Fernandez Susan K. Puz Dennis Quinn Andrew Walzer
• TED 401/401A, Human Development, Learning and Language Acquisition — Fred Baker

College of Engineering

• EGR 299, Introduction to Engineering Mathematics — Sima Parisay
• EGR 403, Capital Allocation Theory — Phillip R. Rosenkrantz
• EGR 403, Capital Allocation Theory — Sima Parisay
• EGR 549, Advanced Methods in Operations Research — Sima Parisay
• EGR 573, Advanced Operations Planning and Control Systems — Sima Parisay

Electrical & Computer Engineering Department

• ECE 109, Introduction to Electrical Engineering — Alan Felzer
• ECE 109, Introduction to Electrical Engineering — Wendy K. Wanderman
• ECE 204, Introduction to Digital Systems — Wendy K. Wanderman
• ECE 207, Network Analysis I — Alan Felzer
• ECE 207, Network Analysis I — Wendy K. Wanderman
• ECE 209, Network Analysis II — Alan Felzer
• ECE 307, Network Analysis III — Alan Felzer
• ECE 308, Introduction to Discrete Time Signals and Systems — Alan Felzer
• ECE 315, Introduction to Communications Engineering — Alan Felzer
• ECE 341, Computer Engineering I — Wendy K. Wanderman
• ECE 391L, Computer Engineering I Laboratory — Wendy K. Wanderman
• ECE 424, State Machine Design — Wendy K. Wanderman

Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering Department

• IE 416, Operations Research I — Sima Parisay
• IE 417, Operations Research II — Sima Parisay
• IE 429, Industrial Systems Simulation — Sima Parisay
• IME 301, Variability and the Statistical Approach to Engineering Design — Phillip R. Rosenkrantz
• IME 301, Variability and the Statistical Approach to Engineering Design — Sima Parisay
• IME 415, Quality Control by Statistical Methods — Phillip R. Rosenkrantz
• IME 499, Engineering Colloquium — Phillip R. Rosenkrantz

College of Environmental Design

• ENV 102, Foundations of Design II — Hersh Farberow

Architecture Department

• ARC 331, Environmental Control I — Hofu Wu
• ARC 333, Energy Conservation — Hofu Wu
• ARC 401/405, Topic Studio — Hofu Wu
• ARC 499, Advanced Architectural Lighting Design — Hofu Wu

Landscape Architecture Department

• LA 541, Landscape Planting — Gerald Taylor

Urban & Regional Planning Department

• URP 331, Quantitative Methods for Planning — Gwen Urey
• URP 332, Applied Deomography for Planning — Holie Lund
• URP 337, Planning for Infrastructure — Gwen Urey
• URP 431/432, Community Planning Studio — Holie Lund
• URP 501, Introduction to Graphic Communication and Physical Design Skills — Hersh Farberow
• URP 502, Web Pages for Planners — Gwen Urey
• URP 521, Quantitative Methods for Planning I — Gwen Urey
• URP 522, Quantitative Methods for Planning II — Felix Barreto

The Collins School of Hospitality Management

• HRT 225, Hotel and Restaurant Sanitation and Safety — Don W. St. Hilaire
• HRT 274, Hospitality Industry Financial Accounting I — Don W. St. Hilaire
• HRT 275, Hospitality Industry Financial Accounting II — Don W. St. Hilaire
• HRT 374, Hospitality Industry Managerial Accounting — Don W. St. Hilaire
• HRT 441, Senior Internship in Hotel and Restaurant Management — Don W. St. Hilaire
• HRT 461/462, Senior Project — Don W. St. Hilaire

College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences

Psychology and Sociology Department

• BHS 204, Methods in the Behavioral Sciences I — James W. Sturges
• PSY 201, General Psychology — Laurie Roades
• PSY 201, General Psychology — Felicia Thomas
• PSY 202, Principles of Psychology — James W. Sturges
• PSY 415, Abnormal Psychology — James W. Sturges
• PSY 450, Behavioral Management — James W. Sturges

Communication Department

• COM 100, Public Speaking — Mariusz Ozminkowski
• COM 131, Photography — Jenni Kolsky
• COM 206, Introduction to Desktop Publishing — Jane Ballinger
• COM 232, Publications Photography — Jenni Kolsky
• COM 270, Media, Politics, Sex & Violence — Jane Ballinger
• COM 300/A, Reporting I — Jane Ballinger
• COM 306, Advanced Desktop Publishing — Jane Ballinger
• COM 351A, Newspaper Practices — Jenni Kolsky
• COM 413, Public Opinion, Propaganda and the Mass Media — Jane Ballinger
• COM 448, Media Criticism — Jane Ballinger

English & Foreign Languages Department

• ENG 103, College Composition for Speakers of English as a Second Language II — Rita Hamada-Kahn
• FL 103, Beginning French III — Liliane Fucaloro
• FL 308, Contemporary France — Liliane Fucaloro

Economics Department

• EC 201, Principles of Economics — Anne E. Bresnock
• EC 201, Microeconomic Principles — Bruce Brown
• EC 322, Economic Statistics — Bruce Brown

Geography & Anthropology Department

• ANT 102, Introduction to Cultural Antropology — David Lord
• ANT 201, Human Nature / Human Affairs: A Biocultural View — Fred Turnbull
• ANT 301, Computer Applications in Anthropology — Fred Turnbull
• ANT 350, Environment, Technology and Culture — David Lord
• ANT 354, Laws, Values, and Culture — David Lord
• ANT 355, Psychological Antrhopology — David Lord
• ANT 360, Magic, Shamanisim, and Religion — David Lord
• ANT 399, Peoples and Cultures of Mesoamerica — David Lord
• ANT 440, Comparative Primatology — Fred Turnbull
• GEO 101, Physical Geography — Lin Wu
• GEO 303, Climatology — Lin Wu
• GEO 351, Geography of California — Sara Garver
• GEO 410, Remote Sensing — Sara Garver
• SSC 101, Introduction to Social Sciences — David Lord

History Department

• HST 202, History of the United States — Susan Kullmann Puz
• HST 307, South Asia — Tara Sethia

Kinesiology & Health Promotion Department

• KIN 105A, Cycling — Jim Grizzell

Music Department

• MU 100, Introduction to Music — David Grasmick
• MU 101, Music Appreciation — David Grasmick
• MU 109, Survey of World Pop Music — David Grasmick
• MU 110, Jazz and Beyond — David Grasmick
• MU 270, Performance Seminar — David Grasmick
• MU 330, Brass Fundamentals — David Grasmick
• MU 357, Instrumental Techniques for Secondary Education — David Grasmick

Political Science Department

• PLS 101A, Resources for Studying Politics — John Korey
• PLS 201, Introduction to American Government — Mariusz Ozminkowski
• PLS 203, Introduction to International Relations — Mariusz Ozminkowski
• PLS 205/205A, Introduction to Research Methods — John Korey
• PLS 321, The Electoral Process — John Korey
• PLS 325, The American Congress — John Korey

College of Science

Biological Sciences Department

• BIO 110, Life Science — Stephen H. Bryant
• BIO 110, Life Science — David J. Moriarty
• BIO 110, Life Science — Peter Castro, Ronald D. Quinn
• BIO 110, Life Science — Ronald D. Quinn
• BIO 111L, Life Science Laboratory — David P. Campbell
• BIO 190, Scientific Communication I — Stephen H. Bryant
• BIO 190, Scientific Communication I — David J. Moriarty
• BIO 201, Basic Microbiology — Wei-Jen Lin
• BIO 211/L, Biometrics — David J. Moriarty
• BIO 213 - Principles of Evolution — Stephen H. Bryant
• BIO 256, Computer Applications in Biology — David J. Moriarty
• BIO 301 - Human Sexuality — Gil Brum
• BIO 303 - Genetics — Stephen H. Bryant
• BIO 303, Genetics — David P. Campbell
• BIO 415L, Field Studies in the Southwest — David J. Moriarty, Ronald D. Quinn, Stephen H. Bryant
• BIO 418/L, Population Ecology — David J. Moriarty
• BIO 421, Advanced Genetics — David P. Campbell
• BIO 490, Scientific Communication II — David P. Campbell
• BIO 499, Conservation Ecology — Ronald D. Quinn
• BIO 510, Cytogenetics — David P. Campbell
• BIO 560, Bacterial Physiology — Wei-Jen Lin
• BOT 124 - Plant Structures and Fucntions — Gil Brum
• BOT 343, California Flora — Curtis Clark
• ZOO 137, Invertebrate Zoology — Joan M. Leong
• ZOO 138, Vertebrate Zoology — Donald F. Hoyt
• ZOO 424, Comparative Animal Physiology — Donald F. Hoyt

Chemistry Department

• CHM 121L, General Chemistry Lab — Herb Fynewever

Computer Science Department

• CS 130, Discrete Structures — Craig Rich
• CS 130, Discrete Structures — Mandayam Srinivas
• CS 141, Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving — Vadim Parizher
• CS 141, Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving — Craig Rich
• CS 210, Computer Logic — Craig Rich
• CS 231, Data Structures II — Craig Rich
• CS 240, Data Structures and Algorithms I — Craig Rich
• CS 241, Data Structures and Algorithms II — Craig Rich
• CS 264, Assembly Language Programming — Thanh Nguyen
• CS 435, Database Systems — Craig Rich
• CS 440, Compiler Design — Craig Rich
• CS 441, Advanced Compiler Design — Craig Rich
• CS 450, Computability — Craig Rich
• CS 460, Secure Communication — Craig Rich
• CS 463, Undergraduate Seminar — Craig Rich
• CS 463, Undergraduate Seminar — Mandayam Srinivas
• CS 531, Computability and Complexity Theory — Craig Rich
• CS 540, Code Optimization and Data Flow Analysis — Craig Rich
• CS 541, Programming Language Semantics — Craig Rich

Geological Sciences Department

• GSC 111, Principles of Geology — Donald W. Tarman

Mathematics Department

• MAT 012, Intermediate Algebra — Sheila King
• MAT 114, Analytic Geometry and Calculus — Sheila King

Physics Department

• PHY 131, General Physics — John Mallinckrodt
• PHY 131L, General Physics Laboratory — John Mallinckrodt
• PHY 132, General Physics — John Mallinckrodt
• PHY 133, General Physics — John Mallinckrodt
• PHY 133L, General Physics Laboratory — John Mallinckrodt
• PHY 432L, Nuclear Physics Laboratory — John Mallinckrodt