L E A R N B O L D L Y . L I V E T O I N S P I R E .
1000 W. Court St. ● Seguin, Texas 78155 ● www.tlu.edu
2015
S
PRING
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CHEDULE
O
FFICE OF
R
EGISTRATION AND
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ECORDS
: 830‐372‐8040 ● F
AX
: 830-372-8179
The information in this schedule is for planning purposes only
Office of Registration and Records (830) 372-8040
January 9-12
Returning students check-in online (confirm your schedule to avoid deletion)
January 13
Move-in for returning students; residence halls open
January 13-20
Late registration and schedule changes
January 14
Classes begin
January 19
Martin Luther King Holiday
January 20
Last day to register for the spring semester
February 8
Last day to submit three weeks checks
February 9
Last day to finish an incomplete grade from the fall semester
February 27
Last day to submit six-weeks grades
March 16-20
Spring Break
March 27
Last day to withdraw from a course with a grade of W
April 2-3
Easter Holiday (no classes-TLU offices closed on Good Friday)
April 6-10
Faculty advising
April 13-17
Registration for May, summer, and fall terms
April 17
Academic Symposium (no class)
April 29-30
Make-up registration
April 29
Last day of classes
April 30
Reading day (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
May 1-6
Final examinations (including Saturday exams)
May 7
Graduating senior grades due at 5 p.m.
May 9
Baccalaureate (a.m.) & Commencement (p.m.)
May 11
All other student grades due at 5 p.m.
TEXAS LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY
Academic Calendar
SPRING 2015 REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS
FOR CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS
STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES UNLESS THEY HAVE
MET WITH THEIR ADVISOR. IF THERE ARE ANY HOLDS LISTED IN YOUR MY.TLU.EDU
STUDENT ACCOUNT, YOU MUST CLEAR THEM PRIOR TO REGISTRATION.
Step I - Course Selection
1)
Go to my.tlu.edu and sign in to your student account. Click on the Student tab, and
select Registration and Advising. You will find information there on registering for
courses.
2)
See your academic advisor and get clearance for online registration.
3)
Check the Registration Holds portion of the Registration and Advising page in your
my.tlu.edu account. If you have holds, you must get them cleared with the appropriate
office before you can register.
4)
Students have a designated registration time based on the number of hours they have
earned. Your online registration time is displayed for you in your my.tlu.edu student
account, on the Registration and Advising page, in the Registration Times Info section.
Have a question about your registration time? Call the Office of Registration & Records at
830-327-8040.
5)
Make-up registration and schedule changes may be made December 10-11.
Step II - Payment of Fees
A bill will be mailed to the student’s permanent home address in December. Students may
choose to pay in full or submit the first installment of the monthly payment plan by January 2,
2015. Payments must be made online via credit card or e-check at my.tlu.edu. IF PAYMENT
OR PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS ARE NOT MADE BY JANUARY 2, HOUSING
RESERVATIONS AND CLASS SCHEDULES MAY BE DELETED! A $50 late fee will be
assessed to all students who do not return requested billing materials and meet the initial
payment deadline.
Step III - Required Check-in
Students who have completed Steps I and II must check-in online January 9-12
thusing their
myTLU student portal. Every student must check-in. Students who have holds on their
account can check-in in person in the Office of Registration & Records on January 13
th.
Students who do not check-in before January 13
thwill have their schedule deleted.
Step IV – Schedule Changes
Students who wish to add or drop a course may make schedule changes at my.tlu.edu, or in
the Office of Registration & Records, beginning Tuesday, January 13th, 2015. To change
your schedule online, you must be cleared by your advisor and be a fulltime student.
NEW STUDENT & LATE REGISTRATION
Late registration takes place in the Office of Registration & Records (BC 101) on January 13-20,
2015, from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A late registration fee of $100 is assessed for all late
registrations. The last day to register for the Spring 2015 semester is Tuesday, January
20th.
REGISTRATION INFO
New students will receive registration instructions during orientation
in early January. Returning students should visit their myTLU
account, print off a copy of a registration card and a transcript, and
see their advisor for registration clearance.
ADVISING
Students meet with their academic advisor to discuss course
selection and receive registration clearance.
REGISTRATION
Students may register between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Returning
students who have been cleared by their advisor may register online
using myTLU. New students will register in the Office of
Registration & Records after seeing an advisor.
PAYMENT
Payment in full, or the 1
stinstallment (40%) if using the payment
plan, will be due at the time of registration. Refer to the TLU catalog
for information regarding tuition, fees, and refund policies.
MENINGITIS VACCINATION
All new students under the age of 22 are required by Texas law to provide proof of bacterial
meningitis vaccination at least 10 days prior to the start of the term. The vaccination or
booster must have occurred during the five-year period preceding the start of the term.
FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT (FERPA)
Texas Lutheran University complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974.
This act is designed to protect the privacy of a student’s educational records and the right of a
student to his/her records. The Student Handbook and the TLU Bulletin both describe the policies
that govern maintenance of and access to a student’s personal and academic records. The policy
permits disclosure of educational records under certain limited circumstances and routine
disclosures, at the University’s discretion of information defined by the University as directory
information. Texas Lutheran defines directory information as the following: name, address, phone
number, major, minor, photo, participation in sports, height and weight of athletes, degree
candidacy, degrees and awards received, number of registered hours, classification, academic
honors, dates of attendance, campus email address, photographic/videotaped images, and
previous colleges attended. You have the right to prevent the disclosure of directory information
by filing a request in writing in the Office of Registration and Records on the Request to Prevent
Disclosure of Directory Information form (which is available in the Registrar’s office). Such a
request is good for one semester only.
Texas Lutheran University assumes no liability for any actions or results that come from honoring
your instructions that the information be withheld.
Additional Schedule Information
General Education Requirements
Beginning fall 2012, TLU implemented a new general education curriculum. The new curriculum has 3 parts: foundation
courses, distribution courses, and competencies (and associated skills). Below are the requirements for each of the three
areas.
The Foundations (21 hours)
Basic Quantitative Literacy:
MATH 130 or higher
Critical
Reading:
FREX134
Engaging
Faith
Traditions:
THEO133
Modern
Language:
Any modern language at the 131 level or higher
Self-Awareness & Development:
PRWB130
Written
Communication:
COMP131 & COMP132
The Distributions (30 hours)
Arts
6 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: ARTS130, DRAM, MUSI, VART
Humanities
6 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: HUMA130, ENGL, GEOG, HIST, MAST, PHIL, WOST
No more than 3 hours can be taken in any one discipline
Natural Sciences & Math
6 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: NSCI 140, BIOL, CHEM, ENVS, MATH, PHYS, STAT
At least one natural science course must have a lab
No more than 4 hours can be taken in any one discipline
Professional
Applications
3 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: BUSI, COMM, CSCI, EDUC, ENGR, ISYS, KINS
Cultural Perspective & Religion
3 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: FREN, GREK, HEBR, SPAN, THEO
Social
Sciences
6 hours (with an attached competency) from the following: SSCI130, CRCJ, ECON, POLS, PSYC, SOCI
No more than 3 hours can be taken in any one discipline
For a course to count toward completion of a distribution, it must have a competency. For example, PSYC-131-01-P will count
toward completion of the Social Sciences requirement since it has an attached competency (Problem Solving). SOCI-238-01-G
would also count. PSYC-234-01 will not count toward completion of the Social Sciences requirement because it does not have
a designated competency. See below.
The Competencies
Through completion of the foundation and distribution courses listed above, and also through selected courses in their majors,
students will be developing important competencies. Course offerings designed to meet each competency will be identified in
the schedule of classes with a competency code attached to the course number. Throughout their course of study, students will
be required to take at least one course with each of the following competencies:
Advanced Quantitative Reasoning (Q)
Intercultural Global Knowledge (G)
Aesthetic/Expression
(A)
Oral
Communication
(O)
Civic
Engagement
(V)
Problem
Solving
(P)
Ethical
Reasoning
(E)
Scientific Literacy (S)
Inquiry & Analysis (I)
Competencies are identified in the fourth component of the course number. For example, VART-136-01-A is an Art
Appreciation course that meets the Aesthetic Expression competency requirement. Some courses can meet more than one
competency. For example, NSCI-140-01-IS is a Natural Science course that meets both the Inquiry & Analysis (I) and Scientific
Literacy (S) competencies. Some courses will not have a competency. For example, GEOG-331-01 is a Geography course that
does not satisfy a competency requirement.
Activity Modules
Activity modules stretch the educational experience beyond traditional academic boundaries by providing students structured
learning experiences outside of the classroom that help them advance toward achievement of the competencies. For more
detailed information and a meeting schedule for each module, go to the Student Life page of myTLU.
COCR 112 HELP! How Do I Study? (D) - Ever found yourself studying for hours only to do poorly on an exam, even though
you thought you were prepared? Maybe the strategies you use need some updating. This module will allow you to look critically
at how you currently study and it will help you develop better strategies for the more complex college environment.
COCR 117 Starlit Discussions (G) - This module develops the competency of Intercultural Global Knowledge. Specifically,
the student will attend all of the Starlit Discussion Series over the course of the spring semester. The topics of these focus on
current events. Each discussion picks a topic, and brings in a range of experts who can provide perspectives during the group
discussion.
COCR 118 Introduction to Career Development (D) (O) - Jump in and get your feet wet! Career Development won’t be scary
or stressful if you get going early on! Learn how to choose a major and career path that are great fits for your personality. Craft a
resume, create online professional profiles, and learn to network in your area of interest!
COCR 123 Career Development 2.0 (D) (O) -**Pre-Req – COCR 118 Intro to Career Dev
.
So you have a resume and a major…Now what? Fine-tune your interviewing and networking skills as you prepare for the world
of work and life after TLU. Whether you'll be hunting for that first job or headed off to Grad School, this module is for you!
COCR 124 Make Fitness Count (D) - Time for a new you? The Make Fitness Count module includes pre and post fitness
testing, exercise guidelines and workout accountability. If you need a little extra encouragement to make it to the gym this is the
module for you.
COCR 128 Find It Fast (I) - Learn how to: find out if your favorite movie is streaming anywhere online by visiting only one
website and find what you’re looking for the first time you Google it. Find it Fast will teach you about new tools and new search
strategies.
COCR 131 Sophomore Connection (P) - Sophomore Connection is a special program developed to guide sophomores
through the college decision-making process, connect with their peers, and help establish a sense of identity and pride during
the second year at TLU. Topics explored may include academic and career decisions, study abroad opportunities, community
service and an investigation of meaning, purpose and identity.
COCR 132 Got Your Six (D) - **Pre-Req – You should only take this module if you have previously been on active duty.
This module is not intended for dependents of veterans.
"Got Your Six" means we've got your back! Student Veterans, we thank you for your service and encourage you to register for
this module which will ease your transition into the TLU culture and provide strategies, tactics and fellowship for your new
mission here at TLU and in the civilian professional world.
COCR 134 Biology Seminars (S) - This module will allow you to investigate post-graduate possibilities in Biology and
health-related professions, by hearing guest speakers who work in different fields. You will reflect (in writing) on how you think of these
possibilities, and how you might work towards those that interest you.
COCR 135 Student Health 101 (D) - Read Student Health 101 and get credit for it! Read 3 issues, take a quiz on each, and
write a one page paper about what you learned.
COCR 137 Number Sense (B) - This module will teach students number sense "tricks" for mental computations.
COCR 145 The Latino(a) Experience (G) - Who am I? Who am I in relation to others? It might be argued that everyone in
today's society struggles to understand and articulate their often multiple identities. This module will look at the diverse
experience of Latino's in the United States. Through sociological reading, media, stories, community and other relevant
perspectives student's will explore the social economic, cultural, and political issues that affected the Latino life. The module is
designed to be a highly interactive; requiring every student to participate in discussion.
COCR 146 Overview of Professional Nursing (D) - This module allows you to discover the nursing profession by attending a
workshop on nursing and getting you involved in the nursing simulation lab. This is a wonderful opportunity to discover if
nursing is right for you. You will be asked to complete a reflective writing assignment on if you feel the nursing profession is
right for you and, how you might work towards this career path.
Activity Modules Continued
COCR 147 Rebirth of the Dog Pound (D)
Be a part of the most spirited TLU group on campus. The rebirth of the Dog Pound will get the pride and school spirit flowing in
your Bulldog Blood.
COCR 149 Pathways to Silence (F) - Pathways to Silence is designed to deepen your spiritual practice through a variety of
prayer forms: art, music, body movement, and Scripture. Students of all faith backgrounds are encouraged to participate in order
to widen our understanding of the many ways God speaks. This module is designed for those who are open to new ways of
listening for God’s still, small voice.
COCR 151 Volunteer Income Tax Clinic (V) - ***Pre-Req: passing the IRS online tax qualification test.
Make a difference in the community by preparing tax returns for lower income residents of the local area. Gain experience
working with the actual clients and apply accounting to solve real world problems. The Clinic will be open Wednesdays from
5:00 to 7:00 p.m. and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to noon. Volunteer for at least 10 hours to get credit for this module.
COCR 153 Diverse Worship Styles (F) - Diverse Worship Styles will introduce you to the many ways faith communities
express their beliefs in worship. Your attendance at chapel at TLU and 2 community worship services, equipped with a checklist
of patterns to observe, will lead to a broader understanding of why there are so many styles of worship. Don’t think you can
simply show up – this module requires your active participation in 2 small group discussion sessions to reflect on what you’re
experiencing in worship. All faith traditions and backgrounds welcome!
COCR 155 Basic Policing (V) - Thinking about a career in law enforcement, or just curious about how the men and women in
blue really work? Dispel media-driven myths and learn about the realities of basic policing. Completing this module will qualify
you to do volunteer work with the TLU police department.
COCR 157 Jefferson Elementary Tutoring (V) - Do you enjoy working with younger kids? We need you! As part of this
module, you’ll be partnered with a teacher at Jefferson Elementary to mentor and tutor students who need a little extra help.
TLU students need to be available at least 30 minutes between 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. on a weekly basis throughout the
semester. Have fun and be a positive role module for local kids!
COCR 159 Habitat for Humanity (V) - Ever wanted to be a part of building a house or make a difference in another person’s
life? Here’s your chance! Habitat for Humanity is an international organization with the belief that all people should have safe,
affordable housing. As a module, we will explore the importance of affordable housing, while getting our hands dirty serving at a
build site and at a Habitat Store
.
COCR 161 Coming Home (V) - The United States locks up more people than any other country in the world. On an annual
basis, hundreds of thousands of incarcerated people return home, including 70,000 per year in Texas. How can our
communities support these individuals in becoming upstanding citizens, overcoming significant barriers related to employment,
housing, and mental health? This module will provide participants with the opportunity to interview local Seguin churches and
community organizations to determine whether there is interest in developing a local, collaborative, prisoner re-entry program.
With the support of fellow students, each participant will facilitate one interview and also help present the cumulative findings to
the community.
COCR 163 Long Night Against Procrastination (P) - Help plan TLU’s first Long Night of Against Procrastination, an evening
to buckle down and work on papers and projects. The idea of the Long Night Against Procrastination started in Germany (where
it is called the “lange nacht der aufgeschobene hausarbeiten”)! Students gather in the library to work, and tutors and librarians
provide assistance and brain-refreshing activities. Module students will help organize and publicize the event. They will also
study the root causes of procrastination and ways to fight it.
COCR 165 Environmental Service Learning Module (V) - This module is for students interested in becoming involved in local
environmental issues through civic engagement. Students will participate in a creek cleanup event and other similar activities in
Seguin.
COCR 167 The TLU Water Bottle House (V) - The TLU Water Bottle House: Want to be involved in a unique experience that
will be around long after you graduate? Come help us build a house out of plastic water bottles. This structure will serve as an
important gathering point for the TLU community and will house stories of current and former students, employees, and
members of the Seguin community. To see how we will be building, watch this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPxXH7rCSHQ
. You have to be ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work if you sign up
Community Engagement Courses
Community engagement has been integrated into the following courses. Please check the actual course listing to see whether
the course is taught to the level of the civic engagement competency (designator V) or simply includes involvement outside of
"normal" class parameters.
BUSI 372: Advertising, Dr. Alicia Olson
Students in this class will work on an advertising project with real-life implications for a local nonprofit organization. The class will
be divided into teams, and each team will develop ideas and make a pitch to the client. Some class time will be dedicated
toward the civic engagement project; students will also need to find common time when their team and client organization can
meet for collaboration and follow-through.
COMM 236: Public Relations, Professor Sarah Story
Students will gain a real life PR agency experience a la AMC's "The Pitch" by creating a PR plan and pitch for one of TLU's
7-minute faculty lectures (similar to TEDTalks). Students will learn how to identify target audiences, craft key messages and use
various communications channels to promote their project. They will also assume the role of PR agency employees as they
make a formal pitch to their client – select TLU faculty and staff. The winning pitch will be used by TLU Marketing & Admissions
to recruit prospective students to campus.
COMP 132 (sections .01, .02, and .06): English Composition II, Professor Beth Barry
Students will complete a Write to Serve project, which gives them an opportunity to share their writing with middle and high
school students in the surrounding community.
EDUC130: Intro to Teaching Middle & High School, Professor Carol DeHaven
Students in this course will spend time assisting teachers in Seguin ISD classrooms. Community engagement will happen
outside of meeting time for this class but during normal SISD school hours.
ISYS 133: Applications Software, Dr. Rodrick Shao
Students will respond to Seguin’s Digital Divide by promoting computer literacy. Using classrooms on campus, TLU students will
work with and answer questions from community members related to operating systems, application software and Internet
technology.
ISYS 232: Business Spreadsheet Applications, Dr. Sam Hijazi
During class time, students will work one-on-one with community members in a TLU computer lab to help them maximize their
use of spreadsheets for business and other purposes.
KINS 232: Adapted Physical Education, Dr. Casi Helbig
Students will lead fitness and adapted physical education for intellectually disabled adults from Mosaic of South Central Texas.
As a result of this course, students should be able to write lesson plans, conduct learning and fitness activities to groups and
individuals, and be able to work with populations of varied age and ability. The service component of this class is mandatory and
will happen during class time.
KINS 377: Early Childhood Motor Programming, Dr. Casi Helbig
Students will be paired with a preschooler from Faith Lutheran Preschool. The TLU student will write lesson plans and lead the
preschooler through a movement program during class time that will last approximately two months.
SOCI 232: Social Problems, Dr. Corinne Castro
The class will be divided into five groups and will dedicate the entire semester working on a chosen social problem such as
domestic violence or food insecurity with a corresponding community partner. Each student is required to complete 10 hours of
service for a non-profit organization by the end of the semester, as well as complete a collaborative research project tailored to
fit the needs of the community partner you will be working with. Background checks are mandatory for all students enrolled.
SOEN 379: Empathy for Social Change, Dr. Alicia Olson
Students will develop their empathy skills by interacting with varying populations and areas of social needs. Examples of the
interactions include working with the homeless population at Haven for Hope, working with Hospice patients at GRMC and care
centers for adults with learning challenges. Students will be required to take several field trips outside of class time but there will
be flexibility in accommodating the student’s schedule.
Study Abroad Courses
Costa Rica
Courses (Choose one):
o
BIOL 379--Tropical Ecology OR GEOG 379/SOEN 379--Non-profits and NGOs
Faculty Sponsors: Dr. Mark Gustafson and Dr. Judy Hoffmann
Dates:
May
11-21
Approximate Cost: $2,800
Hike in rainforest and cloud forest preserves
Kayak in a mangrove forest
Visit a local school as well as Corcovado National Park
Czech Republic
Courses (Choose one):
o
DRAM 379--Arts in Central Europe OR PSYC 379--Social Psychology of Mass Media US & Prague
Faculty Sponsors: Prof. Terry Price and Dr. Tiffiny Sia
Dates: May 26-June 23
Approximate Cost: $4,100
Attend the Prague Fringe Festival and The Prague Quadrennial
Research and evaluate cross-cultural mass media differences between Prague and the US
Visits to museums, walking tours, and lectures
England
Course: NURS 479--Global Health Nursing: Healthcare in England
Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Kathie Aduddell
Dates:
June
17-26
Approximate Cost: $3,600
Visit healthcare institutions and historical places relevant to health
Visits to the Florence Nightingale Museum and the Center for Evidence-based Healthcare
Visit the Peak District National Park (the first national park in the UK)
Guatemala
Course: KINS 319--Advanced Physical Conditioning
Faculty Sponsor: Coach Eddie Salazar
Dates: March 13-20
Approximate Cost: $1,403
Study soccer-specific methods and techniques in Guatemala by visiting training facilities
Watch a professional soccer match
Visit the rubber plantation used by VOS Flips, an eco-conscious brand owned by TLU alumni and former TLU soccer
players
Eligibility
Minimum TLU Cumulative GPA of 2.25 (Note: The Nursing program in England requires a 2.7 minimum)
Good campus discipline record
Quality application essay and positive faculty recommendation
Applications, Deadlines, Information
Applications are available in the International Education Office in Tschoepe Hall 107.
Priority application deadline is November 11. Final application deadline is December 5.
A $300 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of pre-registration, payable to the TLU Business Office by cash,
check, or credit card.
The program fee will be added to the Spring 2015 TLU semester billing.
The final program fees will be determined in December 2014.
Fees include airfare, lodging, ground transport, and group admissions on all programs. Some or all of the meals are
covered, depending on the program.
Band, Orchestra, and Choir Schedules
Below is a listing of the rehearsal times for both band and choir. For more information contact the music department
at 830-372-6015.
Course Number
Course Name
Instructor
Day
Time
Location
MUSI 104/114
Chamber Orchestra
Thomason, E.
MW
F
6:30-7:30
2:30-4:00
WLT
FINE 100
MUSI 106/116
Jazz Band
Jessop, D.
TR
7:30-8:30 WLT
MUSI 107/117
Wind Ensemble
Bronk, M.
MW
R
4:30-6:00
5:00-6:00
FINE 100
FINE 100
MUSI 107/117
Symphonic Winds
Bronk, M.
TR
R
12:00-12:50
4:00-5:00
FINE 100
FINE 100
MUSI 108/118
TLU Choir
Boyer, D.
MTWR 4:30-6:00
FINE
190
MUSI 108/118
TLU Women’s Choir
Boyer, D.
TR
W
12:00-12:50
5:15-6:00
FINE 190
FINE 190
MUSI 108A/118A
Kantorei Chamber Choir
Boyer, D.
MT R
6:00-7:00
FINE 190
Final Exam Schedule Spring 2015
Important dates:
Wednesday, April 29
Last day of lecture
Thursday, April 30
Reading day (8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.)
Thursday, May 7
Graduating seniors final grades due by 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 9
Commencement
Monday, May 11
Other students’ final grades due by 5:00 p.m.
All final examinations are to be conducted according to the schedule below.
Day
8:30-11:30am
1:30-4:30pm
6:30-9:30pm
Thursday, April 30
Study Time
Study Time
TR 4:00 and TR and R-Only Evening Classes
Friday, May 1
TR 10:30am
TR 2:30pm
MW 4:00 and Non-standard classes
Saturday, May 2
MWF 8:00am
MW 2:30pm
No exams
Monday, May 4
MWF 9:00am
MWF 11:30am
M-Only and MW Evening Classes
Tuesday, May 5
TR 8:00am
TR 1:00pm
T-Only Evening Classes
Wednesday, May 6
MWF 10:30am
MW(F) 1:00pm
W-Only Evening Classes
Thursday, May 7
Make-up Exams
Make-up Exams
No Exams
Courses with Competencies Spring 2015
Course
Competency
Course
Competency
Course
Competency
AMMS 118C 01
A
POLS 237 01
G
CSCI 136 01
P
AMMS 118C 02
A
PORT 132 01
G
CSCI 238 01
P
DRAM 132 01
A
SPAN 131 01
G
DRAM 232 01
P
DRAM 132 02
A
SPAN 131 02
G
ECON 237 01
P
DRAM 238 01
A
SPAN 131 03
G
ECON 237 02
P
MUSI 114 01
A
SPAN 131 04
G
PHYS 141 01
P
MUSI 116 01
A
SPAN 132 01
G
PHYS 240 01
P
MUSI 117 01
A
SPAN 132 02
G
POLS 231 01
P
MUSI 118 01
A
SPAN 132 03
G
POLS 231 02
P
MUSI 130 01
A
SPAN 133 01
G
SOCI 130 01
P
MUSI 130 02
A
SPAN 133 02
G
SOCI 130 02
P
MUSI 133 01
A
SPAN 231 01
G
SOCI 130 03
P
MUSI 133 02
A
SPAN 232 01
G
SOCI 231A 01
P
THEO 379 01
A
SPAN 376 01
G
VART 378 01
P
VART 136 01
A
SPAN 379 01
G
ECON 233 01
Q
VART 136 02
A
SPAN 475 01
G
MATH 136 01
Q
VART 232 01
A
SPAN 477 01
G
MATH 136 02
Q
VART 233 01
A
THEO 334 01
G
MATH 139 01
Q
VART 279 01
A
VART 275 01
G
MATH 148 01
Q
VART 336 01
A
WOST 231 01
G
MATH 148 02
Q
WOST 332 01
A
THEO 133 06
GH
MATH 241 01
Q
MATH 130 01
B
AFAM 271 01
GO
MATH 241 02
Q
MATH 130 02
B
COMM 271 01
GO
PHIL 232 01
Q
MATH 133 01
B
SOCI 271 01
GO
PSYC 272 01
Q
MATH 133 02
B
WOST 271 01
GO
STAT 374 01
Q
MATH 133 03
B
ENGL 272B 01
I
STAT 374 02
Q
MATH 133 04
B
ENGL 274 01
I
STAT 374 03
Q
MATH 133 05
B
HIST 131 01
I
BIOL 130 01
S
ACCT 571 01
E
HIST 131 02
I
CHEM 130 01
S
BUSI 486 01
E
HIST 132 01
I
CHEM 143 01
S
COMM 338 01
E
HIST 132 02
I
CHEM 147 01
S
PHIL 132 01
E
HIST 132 03
I
PHYS 179 01
S
THEO 231 01
E
HIST 132 04
I
PSYC 131 01
S
THEO 331 01
E
HIST 234 01
I
PSYC 131 02
S
WOST 486 01
E
HONR 332 01
I
BUSI 372 01
V
EDUC 334A 01
EW
MAST 231 01
I
COMM 236 01
V
KINS 434 01
EW
PHIL 233 01
I
EDUC 130 01
V
BUSI 477 01
G
SOCI 131 01
I
ISYS 133 01
V
CHIN 132 01
G
THEO 333 01
I
ISYS 232 01
V
FREN 131 01
G
THEO 336 01
I
SOCI 232 01
V
FREN 132 01
G
WOST 131 01
I
SOEN 379 01
V
FREN 132 02
G
NSCI 140 01
IS
BIOL 422 01
W
GEOG 131 01
G
AFAM 273 01
OP
COMM 434 01
W
GEOG 131 02
G
BIOL 411 01
O
ENGL 371 01
W
GERM 132 01
G
COMM 273 01
OP
ENGL 374 01
W
HIST 273 01
G
COMM 274 01
OP
ENGL 475 01
W
HIST 274 01
G
COMM 374 01
O
MUSI 376 01
W
INTL 214 01
G
THEO 234 01
O
PHYS 314 01
W
INTL 231 01
G
BUSI 471 01
OW
SOCI 435 01
W
INTL 231 02
G
WOST 273 01
OP
VART 379 01
W
Texas Lutheran University
11/20/2014
Course Schedule
2014-2015 Academic Year Spring Term
Course #
P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course.
Course Codes
Title Days Beg Time End Time Bldg Room Instructor Limit Avail
Code Cred
Course Prerequisites
For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu
Accounting (Masters)
Accounting for Govt/Non Profit
M W
Begins March 23, 2015; x-listed as BUSI-480 201
TSCH Thompson, P 25
1:00PM 3:45PM 13
3.00 ACCT 532 01
Advanced Tax Practice M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 132 Cook, S 16 4 3.00
ACCT 534 01
Advanced Financial Reporting
T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 132 Cook, S 16 4 3.00
ACCT 538 01
Accounting Ethics M W
Cross Listed as BUSI-486
130 TSCH Thompson, M 5 1:00PM 2:15PM 3 3.00 ACCT 571 01 E Advanced Auditing T R Begins March 24, 2015 132 TSCH Thompson, M 16 1:00PM 3:45PM 3 3.00 ACCT 579 01
Activity Modules
Help! How Do I Study?
orientation Thurs 1/15 2-2:50pm ASC A&B NA
TBA Cradit, L 25 6 0.00
COCR 112 01 D
Starlit Discussions TBA NA Rand, B 100 88 0.00
COCR 117 01 G
Introduction to Career
Development orientation Thurs 1/15 9:30-10:20am ASC A&B NA
TBA Navarro, B 25 19 0.00
COCR 118 01 DO
Career Development 2.0
requires COCR118; orientation 1/15 2:30pm ASC NA
TBA Navarro, B 25 24 0.00
COCR 123 01 DO
Make Fitness Count
orientation Thursday 1/15 9:30-10:20am FC 101 NA
TBA Roberts, D 75 44 0.00
COCR 124 01 D
Find It! Fast!
orientation Thursday 1/15 3-4pm Library B12 NA
TBA McArthur, E 20 0 0.00
COCR 128 01 I
Sophomore Connection
orientation Thurs 1/15 9:30-10:20am TSCH 130 NA
TBA Harvey, M 25 15 0.00
COCR 131 01 P
Got Your Six
military only; orientation 1/16 2-4pm TSCH109 NA
TBA Paiz, M 40 36
0.00 COCR 132 01 D
Biology Seminars
orientation Thursday 1/15 3-4pm AT&T 203 NA
TBA Lievens, A 100 96 0.00
COCR 134 01 S
Student Health 101
orientation Thurs 1/15 9:30am Health Center NA
TBA Anderson, C 20 0 0.00
COCR 135 01 D
Number Sense
orientation Thurs 1/15 9:30-10:20am TSCH 127 NA
TBA Beicker, C 30 15 0.00
COCR 137 01 B
The Latino(a) Experience
orientation Wed 1/14 3-3:50pm CENT 122 NA
TBA Lopez, S 15 9 0.00
COCR 145 01 G
Overview of Professional
Nursing orientation Thurs 1/15 12pm Nursing Center NA
TBA Bedgood, A 10 5 0.00
COCR 146 01 D
Rebirth of the Dog Pound
orientation Wed 1/14 7pm Centennial Hall NA
TBA Ford, B 30 10
0.00 COCR 147 01 D
Pathways to Silence
orientation Friday 1/16 12:30pm CSL Garage NA
TBA Stewart, K 8 1 0.00
COCR 149 01 F
Volunteeer Income Tax
Clinic must pass IRS online tax qualification test NA
TBA Cook, S 40 25
0.00 COCR 151 01 V
Diverse Worship Styles
orientation Thursday 1/15 9:30am Chapel NA
TBA Stewart, K 30 25 0.00
COCR 153 01 F
Basic Policing
orientation Thursday 1/15 1-2pm ASC A&B NA
TBA Boehm, S 25 16 0.00
COCR 155 01 V
Jefferson Elementary
Tutoring orientation Thursday 1/15 4-4:30pm CSL Garage NA
TBA Anderson, J 30 16 0.00
COCR 157 01 V
Habitat for Humanity
orientation Wed 1/14 4-4:30pm CSL Garage NA
TBA Anderson, J 30 21 0.00
COCR 159 01 V
Coming Home
orientation Thurs 1/15 9:30-10am CSL Garage NA
TBA Barr, T 30 29
0.00 COCR 161 01 V
Long Night Against
Procrastination orientation Wed 1/14 3-3:30pm Library B12 NA
TBA Koford, A 20 13 0.00
COCR 163 01 P
Environmental Service
Learning Mod orientation Thursday 1/15 3pm AT&T 203 NA
TBA Gustafson, M 10 8 0.00
COCR 165 01 V
The TLU Water Bottle
House orientation Thurs 1/15 9:30am TSCH Dunne NA
TBA Olson, A 75 37 0.00
Texas Lutheran University
11/20/2014
Course Schedule
2014-2015 Academic Year Spring Term
Course #
P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course.
Course Codes
Title Days Beg Time End Time Bldg Room Instructor Limit Avail
Code Cred
Course Prerequisites
For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu
Aeronautical Science
Private Pilot Grnd School B TBA NA 15 15
3.00 AERO 131B 01
Private Pilot Flight B TBA NA 15 15
3.00 AERO 132B 01
Intermediate Flight TBA NA 15 15
3.00 AERO 230 01
Instrument Ground School TBA NA 15 15
3.00 AERO 231 01
Instrument Flight TBA NA 15 14
3.00 AERO 232 01
Commercial Ground TBA NA 15 15
3.00 AERO 233 01
Commercial Flight TBA NA 15 15
3.00 AERO 234 01
Crew Resource Admin TBA NA 15 12
3.00 AERO 335 01
Flight Safety Emergency Procedures
NA
TBA 15 13
4.00 AERO 341 01
Multi-Engine Flight TBA NA 10 10
1.00 AERO 412 01
Flight Instructor Flight TBA NA 5 5
1.00 AERO 415 01
Multi-engine Ground School TBA NA 10 10
3.00 AERO 431 01
Flight Instructor Ground TBA NA 5 5
3.00 AERO 437 01
Senior Capstone TBA NA 15 15
3.00 AERO 438 01
Internship in AERO TBA NA Davis, W 15 14
3.00 AERO 439 01
African American Studies
Ethnography T R
Cross Listed as COMM-271, SOCI-271 & WOST-271 122
CENT Bollinger, C 0
1:00PM 2:15PM 0
3.00 AFAM 271 01 GO
Media and Popular Culture M W F
Cross Listed as COMM-273 & WOST-273 230 LNGH Vrooman, S 0 10:30AM 11:20AM 0 3.00 AFAM 273 01 OP
Art
Drawing I T R 6:00PM 8:20PM FINE 162 12 6 FE 3.00 VART 131 01Drawing I M W 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 162 Hernandez, T 12 6 FE
3.00 VART 131 02
Drawing I M W 6:00PM 8:20PM FINE 162 Garibay, M 12 9 FE
3.00 VART 131 03
Art Appreciation T R 8:00AM 9:15AM FINE 170 Hernandez, T 24 0 FE
3.00 VART 136 01 A
Art Appreciation T R 1:00PM 2:15PM FINE 170 Hernandez, T 24 0 FE
3.00 VART 136 02 A
Drawing II M W 1:00PM 3:20PM FINE 162 Olson, K 6 2 FE
3.00 VART 231 01
Computer Design I T R 8:00AM 9:15AM FINE 172 Weers, G 7 0 FE
3.00 VART 232 01 A
Painting I T R 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 163 Weers, G 12 2 FE
3.00 VART 233 01 A
Sculpture I T R 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 167 Hernandez, T 12 3 FE
3.00 VART 235 01
Ceramics I T R 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 164 Glass, W 12 0 FE
3.00 VART 272 01
Art History Western Wrld II M W 1:00PM 2:15PM FINE 170 King, L 24 14 FE
3.00 VART 275 01 G
Visual Literacy M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM SEGH CR Olson, K 15 10 FE
3.00 VART 279 01 A
Kinetic Sculpture I M 6:00PM 8:45PM FINE 167 Lantz, K 10 2 3.00
VART 279 02
Drawing III M W 1:00PM 3:20PM FINE 162 Olson, K 6 5 3.00
VART 332 01
Design II T R 10:30AM 12:50PM FINE 162 Olson, K 12 11 3.00
VART 336 01 A
Watercolor T R 1:00PM 3:20PM FINE 162 Weers, G 12 5 3.00
VART 339 01
Ceramics II T R 1:00PM 3:20PM FINE 164 Glass, W 8 3 3.00
VART 372 01
Photography T R 1:00PM 2:15PM FINE 175 King, L 12 4 3.00
VART 378 01 P
History of Women's Art M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM FINE 170 King, L 24 14 3.00
VART 379 01 W
Kinetic Sculpture II M 6:00PM 8:45PM FINE 167 Lantz, K 5 4 3.00
VART 379 02
Ceramics III T R 1:00PM 3:20PM FINE 164 Glass, W 4 3 3.00
VART 379 03
Art Senior Seminar I T 2:30PM 3:50PM FINE 175 Olson, K 12 12 1.00
VART 414 01
Art Senior Seminar II T 2:30PM 3:50PM FINE 175 Olson, K 12 8 2.00
Texas Lutheran University
11/20/2014
Course Schedule
2014-2015 Academic Year Spring Term
Course #
P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course.
Course Codes
Title Days Beg Time End Time Bldg Room Instructor Limit Avail
Code Cred
Course Prerequisites
For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu
Biology
Biodiversity in Central Texas M 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 101 Gustafson, M 20 18 1.00 BIOL 111 01Basic Biology M W 6:00PM 6:50PM KROS 210 Springs, R 24 10 3.00
BIOL 130 01 S
Basic Biology Laboratory T 6:00PM 9:00PM MOOD 224 Springs, R 24 10 0.00
BIOL 130L 01
Biological Systems II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 303 Gustafson, M 30 23 4.00
BIOL 144 01
Biological Systems II M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM MOOD 303 Gustafson, M 30 16 4.00
BIOL 144 02
Biological Systems II Lab T 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 203 Lievens, A 24 16 0.00
BIOL 144L 01
Biological Systems II Lab W 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 203 Lievens, A 24 21 0.00
BIOL 144L 02
Biological Systems II Lab R 1:00PM 4:00PM ATTB 203 Lievens, A 24 14 0.00
BIOL 144L 03
Human A&P II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM KROS 209 Perez, S 30 8 4.00
BIOL 148 01
Human A&P II M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM KROS 209 Perez, S 30 14 4.00
BIOL 148 02
Human A&P II M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM KROS 209 Jonas, R 30 20 4.00
BIOL 148 03
Human A&P II Laboratory M 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 20 0.00
BIOL 148L 01
Human A&P II Laboratory W 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 17 0.00
BIOL 148L 02
Human A&P II Laboratory R 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 0 0.00
BIOL 148L 03
Human A&P II Laboratory M 6:00PM 9:00PM MOOD 214 Wilson, B 24 11 0.00
BIOL 148L 04
Pathophysiology T R 10:30AM 11:45AM KROS 209 Squires, W 30 22 3.00
BIOL 233 01
Principles of Nutrition T R 8:00AM 9:15AM KROS 209 Squires, W 30 -6 3.00
BIOL 235 01
Genetics M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM KROS 210 Grove, D 22 4 4.00
BIOL 341 01
Genetics M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM KROS 210 Grove, D 22 3 4.00
BIOL 341 02
Genetics Lab M 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 204 Grove, D 22 7 0.00
BIOL 341L 01
Genetics Lab R 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 204 Grove, D 22 0 0.00
BIOL 341L 02
Tropical Ecology in Costa Rica
M W
requires trip to Costa Rica
101 MOOD Gustafson, M 24 4:00PM 5:15PM 18 SA 3.00 BIOL 379 01
Costa Rica Trip
requires BIOL-379 NA TBA Gustafson, M 24 17 SA 0.00 BIOL 379L 01
Senior Capstone Seminar F 1:00PM 1:50PM MOOD 101 Gustafson, M 24 2 1.00
BIOL 411 01 O
Biochemistry Lab T
Cross Listed as CHEM-414
213
MOOD Jonas, R 24
1:00PM 4:00PM 6
1.00 BIOL 414 01
Senior Capstone Research F 1:00PM 2:50PM MOOD 101 Gustafson, M 24 16 2.00
BIOL 422 01 W
Neuroscience T R 10:30AM 11:45AM KROS 210 Grove, D 24 8 3.00
BIOL 432 01
Metabolic Biochemistry M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 101 Jonas, R 24 3 3.00
BIOL 437 01
Immunology M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM MOOD 107 Perez, S 24 10 3.00
BIOL 438 01
Cell Biology M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM MOOD 107 Perez, S 24 18 3.00
BIOL 471 01
Evolutionary Biology T R 10:30AM 11:45AM MOOD 101 Lievens, A 24 11 3.00
BIOL 473 01
Business
Principles of Accounting I M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 131 Cook, S 25 2 3.00
BUSI 231 01
Principles of Accounting II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 245 Thompson, P 25 0 3.00
BUSI 232 01
Principles of Accounting II M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 245 Thompson, P 25 11 3.00
BUSI 232 02
Accounting Seminar M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 201 Thompson, M 25 6 2.00
BUSI 324 01
Accounting Info Systems T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 103 Thompson, M 30 3 3.00
BUSI 332 01
Intermediate Accounting II M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 245 Thompson, P 30 3 3.00
BUSI 334 01
Principles of Marketing M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 250 Thompson, R 30 0 3.00
BUSI 337 01
Quantitative Applications M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 127 Lutze, H 25 0 3.00
BUSI 338 01
Quantitative Applications M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 252 Lutze, H 25 6 3.00
BUSI 338 02
Business & Its Legal Envirnmnt
T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 130 Dillingham, J 30 0 3.00
BUSI 339 01
Advertising & Promo Strat M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 250 Olson, A 30 6 3.00
BUSI 372 01 V
Principles of Management T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 131 Senter, W 30 7 3.00
BUSI 373 01
Principles of Management M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 250 Garza, F 30 0 3.00
Texas Lutheran University
11/20/2014
Course Schedule
2014-2015 Academic Year Spring Term
Course #
P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course.
Course Codes
Title Days Beg Time End Time Bldg Room Instructor Limit Avail
Code Cred
Course Prerequisites
For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu
Business
Managerial Cost Accting M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM TSCH 245 Malone, D 30 4 3.00
BUSI 376 01
Business Finance T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 103 Citzler, A 25 6 3.00
BUSI 377 01
Business Finance W 6:00PM 8:45PM TSCH 103 Citzler, A 25 10 3.00
BUSI 377 02
Business Communications M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 131 Garza, F 20 -1 3.00
BUSI 378 01
Business Communications M W 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 250 Thompson, R 20 4 3.00 BUSI 378 02 Business Professional Workshop F 1:00PM 1:50PM TSCH 102 Lutze, H 16 9 P 1.00 BUSI 379 01 Aviation Regulatory Compliance T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 102 Stokes, R 16 13 3.00 BUSI 384 01
Aviation Management T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 102 Stokes, R 16 12 3.00
BUSI 386 01
Investments W F
Cross Listed as ECON-379 & BUSI-531 127 TSCH Citzler, A 25 7:35AM 8:50AM 15 3.00 BUSI 431 01 Operations Management M W
Cross Listed as BUSI-579
131
TSCH Lutze, H 30
2:30PM 3:45PM 4
3.00 BUSI 432 01
Business Strategy T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 103 Lutze, H 30 13 3.00
BUSI 471 01 OW
Intl Business & Multinatl Ops
T R
Cross Listed as INTL 231.02
245
TSCH Garza, F 30
10:30AM 11:45AM 15
3.00 BUSI 477 01 G
Accounting for Govt/Non Profit
M W
Begins March 23, 2015; x-listed as ACCT-532 201 TSCH Thompson, P 25 1:00PM 3:45PM 10 3.00 BUSI 480 01 Business Ethics M W
Cross Listed as ACCT-571 & WOST-486 130
TSCH Thompson, M 25
1:00PM 2:15PM 7
3.00 BUSI 486 01 E
International Marketing T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 250 Olson, A 30 15 3.00 BUSI 490 01 Applications of Business Strategy M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 102 Olson, A 16 10 3.00 BUSI 491 01 Investments W F
Cross Listed as BUSI-431 & ECON-379 127 TSCH Citzler, A 25 7:35AM 8:50AM 25 3.00 BUSI 531 01 Operations Management M W
Cross Listed as BUSI-432
131 TSCH Lutze, H 30 2:30PM 3:45PM 29 3.00 BUSI 579 01
Chemistry
Introductory Chemistry M W 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 107 Bray, A 24 9 3.00
CHEM 130 01 S
Basic Chemistry I Lab R 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 325 Bray, A 24 9 0.00
CHEM 130L 01
General Chemistry I M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM MOOD 203 Ruane, M 28 18 4.00
CHEM 143 01 S
General Chemistry I Lab M 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 304 Ruane, M 28 18 0.00
CHEM 143L 01
General Chemistry II T R 10:30AM 11:45AM MOOD 303 Toledo, S 28 17 4.00
CHEM 144 01
General Chemistry II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM MOOD 203 Davis, W 28 3 4.00
CHEM 144 02
General Chemistry II Lab T 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 304 Toledo, S 28 18 0.00
CHEM 144L 01
General Chemistry II Lab W 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 304 Davis, W 28 2 0.00
CHEM 144L 02
Chem for the Health Professions
M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM MOOD 203 Davis, W 28 6 4.00
CHEM 147 01 S
Chem for the Health Professions Lab
T 1:00PM 4:00PM MOOD 325 Davis, W 28 6 0.00
CHEM 147L 01
Organic Chemistry II M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM MOOD 203 Ruane, M 40 9 4.00
CHEM 249 01
Organic Chemistry II Lab T 1:00PM 5:00PM ATTB 303 Ruane, M 20 2 0.00
CHEM 249L 01
Organic Chemistry II Lab R 1:00PM 5:00PM ATTB 303 Ruane, M 20 7 0.00 CHEM 249L 02 Introduction to Research Methods F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 102 Bray, A 16 12 1.00 CHEM 279 01
Instrumental Techniques T R 8:00AM 9:15AM MOOD 203 Bray, A 15 1 4.00
CHEM 342 01
Instrumentl Techniques Lab M 1:00PM 5:00PM MOOD 325 Bray, A 15 1 0.00
CHEM 342L 01
Physical Chemistry II T R 10:30AM 11:45AM MOOD 203 Davis, W 24 19 4.00
CHEM 345 01
Physical Chemistry II Lab R 1:00PM 5:00PM MOOD 324 Davis, W 24 19 0.00
CHEM 345L 01
Senior Seminar I F 2:30PM 4:30PM KROS 209 Toledo, S 24 23 1.00
CHEM 411 01
Senior Seminar II F 2:30PM 4:30PM KROS 209 Toledo, S 24 19 1.00
CHEM 412 01
Physiology/Biochem Lab T
Cross Listed as BIOL-414
213
MOOD Jonas, R 24
1:00PM 4:00PM 23
1.00 CHEM 414 01
Texas Lutheran University
11/20/2014
Course Schedule
2014-2015 Academic Year Spring Term
Course #
P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course.
Course Codes
Title Days Beg Time End Time Bldg Room Instructor Limit Avail
Code Cred
Course Prerequisites
For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu
Chemistry
Adv Inorganic Chem T R 8:00AM 9:15AM MOOD 303 Toledo, S 24 17 3.00
CHEM 432 01
Chinese Language & Culture
Chinese Language & Culture II
T R
interactive video via Concordia University B5 LIBR 5 9:00AM 10:40AM 5 4.00 CHIN 142 01 G
Communication Studies
Public Relations R 6:00PM 8:45PM BECK 205 Story, S 25 11 3.00
COMM 236 01 V
Ethnography T R
Cross Listed as SOCI-271, WOST-271 & AFAM-271 122
CENT Bollinger, C 20
1:00PM 2:15PM 2
3.00 COMM 271 01 GO
Media and Popular Culture M W F
Cross listed as AFAM-273 & WOST-273 230
LNGH Vrooman, S 25
10:30AM 11:20AM 17
3.00 COMM 273 01 OP
Rhetoric M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 230 Vrooman, S 25 10 3.00
COMM 274 01 OP
Communication Ethics T R 2:30PM 3:45PM CENT 122 Bollinger, C 20 1 3.00
COMM 338 01 E
Professional Speaking M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 230 Bollinger, C 20 -1 3.00 COMM 374 01 O Professional Speaking M 6:00PM 8:45PM LNGH 230 20 3 3.00 COMM 374 02 O Gender M W
Cross Listed as WOST-377
230
LNGH Bollinger, C 20
2:30PM 3:45PM 5
3.00 COMM 377 01
Senior Thesis T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 230 Vrooman, S 30 22 3.00
COMM 434 01 W
Composition
English Comp I T R 8:00AM 9:15AM SEGH CR Davidson, R 20 20 3.00
COMP 131 01
English Comp I M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LIBR B1 Bost, C 20 20 3.00
COMP 131 02
English Comp II M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM LIBR B1 Barry, M 15 13 3.00
COMP 132 01
English Comp II M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM LIBR B1 Barry, M 15 11 3.00
COMP 132 02
English Comp II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LIBR B1 Bost, C 15 14 3.00
COMP 132 03
English Comp II M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM SEGH CR Davidson, R 15 11 3.00
COMP 132 04
English Comp II M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM SEGH CR Davidson, R 15 7 3.00
COMP 132 05
English Comp II M W F
requires work with therapy dogs 122
CENT Barry, M 15
1:00PM 1:50PM 14
3.00 COMP 132 06
English Comp II T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LIBR B1 Bost, C 15 14 3.00
COMP 132 07
English Comp II T R 10:30AM 11:45AM CENT 122 Davidson, R 15 9 3.00
COMP 132 08
English Comp II M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LIBR B1 Bost, C 15 10 3.00
COMP 132 09
English Comp II T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LIBR B1 Bost, C 15 10 3.00
COMP 132 10
English Comp II T R 1:00PM 2:15PM SEGH CR Davidson, R 15 14 3.00
COMP 132 11
English Comp II T R 2:30PM 3:45PM LIBR B1 Gonzales, M 15 14 3.00 COMP 132 12
Computer Science
Introduction to C Programming M W 1:00PM 2:15PM BECK LL05 Hijazi, S 24 18 3.00 CSCI 136 01 P Object-Oriented ProgrammingT R 8:00AM 9:15AM BECK LL05 Wilson, L 24 17 FE
3.00 CSCI 238 01 P
Object-Oriented Design & Meth
T R 10:30AM 11:45AM BECK LL05 Wilson, L 24 16 FE
3.00 CSCI 239 01
Database Design T R 1:00PM 2:15PM BECK LL05 Hijazi, S 24 9 3.00
CSCI 334 01
Comp Architecture & Oper Syst
M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM BECK LL01 Wilson, L 20 9 3.00
Texas Lutheran University
11/20/2014
Course Schedule
2014-2015 Academic Year Spring Term
Course #
P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course.
Course Codes
Title Days Beg Time End Time Bldg Room Instructor Limit Avail
Code Cred
Course Prerequisites
For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu
Computer Science
Software Dev and Prof Practice
M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM BECK LL01 Wilson, L 15 7 3.00
CSCI 434 01
Criminal Justice
Intro to Criminal Justice M W F
Cross Listed as SOCI-231A
114
LNGH Boehm, S 30
9:00AM 9:50AM 24
3.00 CRCJ 231 01 P
Criminal Law and Procedure
T R 6:00PM 7:15PM LNGH 114 Lyerla, C 25 10 3.00
CRCJ 331 01
Juvenile Justice T R
Cross Listed as SOCI-375
114 LNGH Boehm, S 25 10:30AM 11:45AM 13 3.00 CRCJ 375 01
Dramatic Media
Dramatic Media Ensemble MTWRF 2:30PM 5:30PM JACK NA Legore, D 30 29 0.00
DRAM 101 01
Dramatic Media Ensemble MTWRF 2:30PM 5:30PM JACK NA Legore, D 30 25 1.00
DRAM 111 01
Intro to Dramatic Media M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 245 Spidell, S 30 26 3.00
DRAM 132 01 A
Intro to Dramatic Media T R 1:00PM 2:15PM CENT 124 Legore, D 30 21 3.00
DRAM 132 02 A
Design & Technology Fundamentals
M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM TSCH 249 Spidell, S 12 10 3.00
DRAM 232 01 P
Directing Fundamentals M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 249 Legore, D 8 4 3.00
DRAM 235 01
Acting Fundamentals T R 10:30AM 11:45AM JACK NA Ivey, S 20 14 3.00
DRAM 238 01 A
Scriptwriting Seminar M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 249 Ivey, S 12 3 3.00
DRAM 331 01
Des/Tech Sem: Stage/Screen Lighting
T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 249 Spidell, S 12 10 3.00
DRAM 332 01
Directing Seminar M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 249 Legore, D 6 6 3.00
DRAM 335 01
Acting Sem: Comedy Through The Ages
T R 1:00PM 2:15PM JACK NA Ivey, S 20 18 3.00
DRAM 338 01
The Arts In Central Europe M
requires trip to Czech Republic 127 TSCH Price, T 30 6:00PM 8:45PM 30 SA 3.00 DRAM 379 01
Czech Republic Trip
requires DRAM-379 NA TBA Price, T 30 30 SA 0.00 DRAM 379L 01
Capstone Project M W F 9:00AM 9:50AM TSCH 249 Legore, D 8 1 3.00
DRAM 436 01
Economics
Economics of Personal Finance
M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM TSCH 131 Garza, F 25 14 3.00
ECON 233 01 Q
Principles of Economics T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 131 Dubas, J 25 0 3.00
ECON 237 01 P
Principles of Economics T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 131 Dubas, J 25 19 3.00
ECON 237 02 P
Intermediate Macroeconomics
T R
Cross Listed as ECON-533
131 TSCH Dubas, J 30 10:30AM 11:45AM 10 3.00 ECON 375 01 Investments W F
Cross Listed as BUSI-431 & BUSI-531 127
TSCH Citzler, A 25
7:35AM 8:50AM 19
3.00 ECON 379 01
Public Finance TBA NA Citzler, A 8 2
P 3.00 ECON 379 02 Intermediate Macroeconomics T R
Cross Listed as ECON-375
131 TSCH Dubas, J 30 10:30AM 11:45AM 30 3.00 ECON 533 01
Education
Intro to Teaching Mid & High School
T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 251 DeHaven, C 20 17 3.00
EDUC 130 01 V
Classroom Apps of Tech T 6:00PM 8:45PM TSCH 252 18 5 3.00
EDUC 272 01
Learning Process & Eval M W F 8:00AM 8:50AM TSCH 102 Kubena, D 18 7 3.00
EDUC 332 01
U.S. Schools T R 10:30AM 11:45AM TSCH 252 Davis, L 22 6 3.00
Texas Lutheran University
11/20/2014
Course Schedule
2014-2015 Academic Year Spring Term
Course #
P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course.
Course Codes
Title Days Beg Time End Time Bldg Room Instructor Limit Avail
Code Cred
Course Prerequisites
For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu
Education
Survey of Special Populations M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 251 Kubena, D 18 -1 3.00 EDUC 373 01Teaching ESL in Content Areas
T R 8:00AM 9:15AM TSCH 252 Kubena, D 20 16 3.00
EDUC 375 01
Gen Science Concepts for the Child
T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 18 5 3.00
EDUC 378 01
Gen Science Concpts Lab T 4:00PM 5:15PM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 18 5 0.00
EDUC 378L 01
Elem Sch Subj - Soc Studies M W 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 251 Cunningham, R 18 5 3.00 EDUC 384 01 Science Concpts:Middle Lvl Lrn T R 2:30PM 3:45PM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 18 18 3.00 EDUC 388 01
Science Concepts Mid Lvl Lab
T 4:00PM 5:15PM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 18 18 0.00
EDUC 388L 01
Elem Instrctnl Strategies EC-6
T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 252 Bergstrom, A 22 4 3.00
EDUC 431 01
Class Mgmt EC-6 M W 8:00AM 12:00PM TSCH 251 Davis, L 20 15 3.00
EDUC 437 01
Class Mgmt Sec & All Lvl M W 8:00AM 12:00PM TSCH 251 Davis, L 20 14 3.00
EDUC 438 01
Student Teaching-EC-6 TBA NA Davis, L 20 15 6.00 EDUC 460 01 Student Teaching-Secondary NA TBA Davis, L 20 15 6.00 EDUC 461 01
Student Teaching-All Level TBA NA Davis, L 20 19 6.00
EDUC 462 01
Student Teaching-Middle TBA NA Davis, L 20 17 6.00
EDUC 465 01
Class Mgmt Grade 4-8 M W 8:00AM 12:00PM TSCH 251 Davis, L 20 17 3.00
EDUC 471 01
Education - Reading
Foundations of Literacy M W 11:30AM 12:45PM TSCH 252 Cunningham, R 22 6 3.00
READ 332 01
Literacy in the Content Areas
T R 1:00PM 5:00PM TSCH 251 Cunningham, R 16 7 3.00
READ 436 01
Reading and Writing Across the Curr
T R 1:00PM 5:00PM TSCH 251 Cunningham, R 18 13 3.00
READ 475 01
English
American Lit: The American Dream
M W 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 252 Johnston, P 25 11 3.00
ENGL 272B 01 I
Romanticism, Religion, Sci, Culture
M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 231 Metereau, J 20 12 3.00
ENGL 274 01 I
Advanced Composition T R 1:00PM 2:15PM TSCH 245 Gonzales, M 15 4 3.00
ENGL 371 01 W
Structure of English T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 231 Metereau, J 20 14 3.00
ENGL 372 01
Professional Writing W 6:00PM 8:45PM LNGH 123 Gonzales, M 15 6 3.00
ENGL 374 01 W
English Romantic Lyric Poetry
M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 231 Metereau, J 20 18 3.00
ENGL 381 01
Women Writers M W
Cross Listed as WOST-384
123
LNGH Mata, J 20
2:30PM 3:45PM 7
3.00 ENGL 384 01
Shakespeare's Comedies & Histories
M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 231 Metereau, J 20 14 3.00
ENGL 386A 01
Senior Thesis T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 241 Johnston, P 20 12 3.00 ENGL 475 01 W
Environmental Studies
Environmental Studies Seminar NA TBA Gustafson, M 1 0 P 1.00 ENVS 412 01Texas Lutheran University
11/20/2014
Course Schedule
2014-2015 Academic Year Spring Term
Course #
P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course.
Course Codes
Title Days Beg Time End Time Bldg Room Instructor Limit Avail
Code Cred
Course Prerequisites
For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu
French Studies
French Lang & Culture I T R 10:30AM 11:45AM CENT 126 18 11 3.00
FREN 131 01 G
French Lang & Culture II T R 1:00PM 2:15PM CENT 126 18 16 3.00
FREN 132 01 G
French Lang & Culture II M W
interactive video via TX Wesleyan University B5 LIBR 5 12:00PM 1:15PM 5 3.00 FREN 132 02 G
Freshman Experience
Exploring the Arts & Sciences
T R 10:30AM 11:45AM CENT 127 Barry, M 20 20 FE 3.00 FREX 134 01
Geography
Introduction to Global GeographyM W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 114 Seal, K 25 10 3.00 GEOG 131 01 G Introduction to Global Geography M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 114 Hoffmann, J 25 6 3.00 GEOG 131 02 G
Geographical Info Systems T R 10:30AM 11:45AM BECK LL06 Seal, K 12 3 3.00
GEOG 236 01
Non-Profits & NGOs Costa Rica
M W
Cross Listed as SOEN-339; requires GEOG-379L 128 TSCH Hoffmann, J 15 4:00PM 5:15PM 8 SA 3.00 GEOG 379 01
Costa Rica Trip
requires GEOG-379 NA TBA Hoffmann, J 15 8 SA 0.00 GEOG 379L 01 The Metropolis:Geog of Urban Realm T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 114 Seal, K 20 13 3.00 GEOG 380 01
German Language & Culture
German Language & Culture II
MTWR
interactive video via Schreiner University B5 LIBR 5 8:00AM 8:50AM 4 4.00 GERM 142 01 G
Greek
Elementary Greek II M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 239 Beck, N 12 9 3.00
GREK 132 01
Adv New Testament Greek Readng
T R 8:00AM 9:15AM LNGH 239 Beck, N 12 11 3.00
GREK 232 01
Hebrew
Biblical Hebrew IV M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 239 Beck, N 11 10 3.00
HEBR 232 01
History
Early N America to the Mid 19th Cen
M W F 10:30AM 11:20AM LNGH 233 Grace, P 20 12 FE
3.00 HIST 131 01 I
Early N America to the Mid 19th Cen
M W F 11:30AM 12:20PM LNGH 233 Grace, P 20 11 FE
3.00 HIST 131 02 I
Modern N Amer from the Mid 19th Cen
M W 2:30PM 3:45PM LNGH 235 Czuchry, R 20 15 FE
3.00 HIST 132 01 I
Modern N Amer from the Mid 19th Cen
T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 233 Czuchry, R 20 10 FE
3.00 HIST 132 02 I
Modern N Amer from the Mid 19th Cen
M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 233 Sauer, A 20 16 FE
3.00 HIST 132 03 I
Modern N Amer from the Mid 19th Cen
T R 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 233 Sauer, A 20 17 FE
3.00 HIST 132 04 I
History of the Modern World T R 10:30AM 11:45AM LNGH 235 Sauer, A 20 16 3.00
HIST 234 01 I
Texas and the Borderlands M W 1:00PM 2:15PM LNGH 235 Czuchry, R 20 0 3.00
