Undergraduate courses

Course Number	Course Title
AFRC 1000 601	Introduction to Sociology
ANTH 0030 601	Human Origins, Evolution and Diversity
ANTH 0120 601	Globalization And Its Historical Significance
BIOL 1102 601	Introduction to Biology B
BIOL 1102 602	Introduction to Biology B
BIOL 1102 603	Introduction to Biology B
BIOL 1110 601	Introduction to Brain and Behavior
BIOL 1110 602	Introduction to Brain and Behavior
BIOL 2201 601	Essentials of Molecular Biology and Genetics
BIOL 2701 601	Elements of Microbiology
BIOL 2701 602	Elements of Microbiology
BIOL 2801 601	Essentials of Biochemistry
BIOL 3004 601	Infectious Disease Biology
BIOL 3006 601	Histology
BIOL 3313 601	Essentials of Pathophysiology
BIOL 4004 601	Immunobiology
BIOL 4010 601	Advanced Cell Biology
CHEM 1021 601	Introduction to General Chemistry II
CHEM 1021 602	Introduction to General Chemistry II
CHEM 1102 601	General Chemistry Laboratory II
CHEM 1102 602	General Chemistry Laboratory II
CHEM 2420 601	Principles of Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 2452 601	Experimental Organic Chemistry B
CHEM 2452 602	Experimental Organic Chemistry B
CIMS 1004 601	World Film History
COML 0022 601	Study of a Theme: Life Writing
COML 0022 601	Study of a Theme: Life Writing
ECON 0200 601	Introductory Economics: Macro
ENGL 0020 601	Anxiety, Menace, and Peril: The Gothic
ENGL 0022 601	Study of a Theme: Life Writing
ENGL 0022 601	Study of a Theme: Life Writing
MATH 1300 601	Introduction to Calculus
MATH 1400 601	Calculus, Part I
MATH 1700 601	Ideas in Mathematics
NRSC 1110 601	Introduction to Brain and Behavior
NRSC 1110 602	Introduction to Brain and Behavior
PHIL 1433 601	The Social Contract
PHYS 0102 601	General Physics: Electromagnetism, Optics, and Modern Physics
PHYS 0102 602	General Physics: Electromagnetism, Optics, and Modern Physics
PHYS 0102 603	General Physics: Electromagnetism, Optics, and Modern Physics
PSYC 1210 601	Introduction to Brain and Behavior
PSYC 1210 602	Introduction to Brain and Behavior
SOCI 1000 601	Introduction to Sociology
SOCI 2910 920	Globalization And Its Historical Significance
STAT 1110 601	Introductory Statistics