WSU Courses Available Through Distance Degree Programs
(4/30/2008)


A
Accounting
Advanced Volunteer Management Certificate Program
Agricultural Education
Agricultural Technology and Management
Agriculture - General Agriculture
American Studies
Anthropology
Asia

B
Biology
Business Law

C
Community and Rural Sociology
Comparative Ethnic Studies
Criminal Justice
Crop Science

D
Digital Technology and Culture
Disability Studies

E
Economic Sciences
Educational Administration
Electrical Engineering
English
Entomology
Entrepreneurship

F
Finance
Fine Arts
Food Science and Human Nutrition
Foreign Languages and Cultures

G
General Education
General Studies
Geology

H
History
Horticulture
Human Development
Humanities

I
International Business

M
Management Information Systems
Management and Operations
Marketing
Mathematics
Molecular Biosciences

N
Natural Resource Sciences

P
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology

S
Sociology
Soil Science
Spanish
Special Education

T
Teaching and Learning
Telework - CAPPS

U
University - Interdisciplinary Courses

V
Volunteer Management Certificate Program

W
Women's Studies

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ACCOUNTING

ACCTG 230 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Introduction to Financial Accounting
Introduction to corporate financial reporting via the preparation and interpretation of financial statements. Prereq: Sophomore Standing
Components: 3 Tests ; dvd: $30, 2 others, 3 textbooks, 3 textbook pkgs ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the Advising Web Page link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
Text: As of fall 2006, the textbook and access code must be purchased as a package, (see package details in course materials).
ACCTG 231 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Introduction to Managerial Accounting
Introduction to managerial accounting; generation and use of accounting data for planning and controlling business operations. Prereq: Acctg 230
Components: 3 Tests ; cd-rom, 3 others, 4 textbooks, 3 textbook pkgs
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

Spring 2008 Textbook: Students can choose to purchase the Brewer, Garrison, & Noreen textbook that includes a Homework Manager PLUS access code (0073274798) instead of the text-only version listed below, but Homework Manager PLUS is NOT required.
ACCTG 420 3 cr
  • UNDER DEVELOP
  • Selected Semesters
  • Summer
Accounting and Culture
Cultural differences and how they affect accounting practices and standards in a variety of countries. Not an accounting technical course. Prereq: Acctg 231
Delivery Methods: webct (primary)

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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

AG ED 401 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
Adult Programs and Development
Organizing and conducting adult programs in agriculture, management, program planning, learning styles, resources; strategies for formal and non-formal adult programs.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AG ED 440 [M] 2 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
Principles of Vocational Educ
2 or 3 Local, state, and national vocational technical educational legislation, policies, programs, and organizations. Prereq: 9 hours in Educ.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AG ED 504 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Selected Semesters
Special Topics in Vocational Education
V 1-3 Special topics in agricultural education or agriculture that will provide advanced training for teachers of agriculture.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AG ED 508 2 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
Foundations of Vocational Education
Historical, philosophical, social, political and economic factors that influence education in vocational environments.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AG ED 511 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Selected Semesters
  • Summer
Seminar in Vocational Education
Seminar addressing new and emerging legislation and educational programs in vocational education. Prereq: graduate standing.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AG ED 536 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer
Microcomputers in the Voc Classroom
Implications and applications of microcomputers for experienced classroom teachers.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AG ED 597 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
Cooperative Education Programs
Program principles and design; teacher coordination procedures and responsibilities; classroom and on-the-job instruction; public relations; teacher administrative responsibilities.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)

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AGRICULTURE - GENERAL AGRICULTURE

AGRI 501 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Spring Summer Fall
Agriculture Master's Practicum
V 2-3 May be repeated for up to 6 credit hours. Course individually designed to provide practical participation/experience under professional supervision in areas related to student's specialization. Prereq: admission to graduate program, advisor approval.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AGRI 502 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Graduate Seminar
Presentations and discussions of contemporary issues, trends,and recent research and development by graduate students, faculty, and visiting scholars. Prereq: admission to graduate program
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AGRI 560 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Spring Summer Fall
Advanced Topic in Agriculture
V 103 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 4 hours. Directed group study of selected advanced topics in agriculture and related areas Prereq: admission to graduate program
Delivery Methods: internet (primary)
AGRI 562 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Spring
Advanced Topics
V 1-3 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 4 hours. Directed group study of selected advanced topics in agriculture and related areas.
Components: 3 Assignments
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AGRI 587 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
Issues in Agriculture
Exploration and assessment of current issues associated with domestic and international agriculture programs. Prereq: admission to graduate program.
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
AGRI 600 0 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Selected Semesters
Special Projects Indendent Study
S, F grading.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AGRI 700 0 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Selected Semesters
  • Summer
Masters Research and/or Exam
S, F grading.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AGRI 702 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Spring Summer Fall
Master's Special Problem
S, F grading.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)

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AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT

AGTM 305 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Agriculture Machinery Systems
Principles, materials or construction, care, capacity of tillage, planting, spraying, harvesting, and materials handling machinery. Cooperative course taught jointly by WSU and UI (ASM 305). Prereq: junior or senior or instructor approval ; textbook
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AGTM 436 2 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Agricultural Technology Design
Design applications to AgTM methodologies as applied to precision agricultural systems. Group problem solving activities, data analysis utilizingng computers, and team design efforts. Prereq: AgTM 305, 405 or instr approval
Delivery Methods: internet
AGTM 437 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Fall
Agricultual Technology Design Laboratory
V 1-2, May be repeated for credit max 4 hours. Design applications to AgTM methodologies as applied to precision agricultural systems. Group problem solving activities, data analysis untilizing computers, and team design efforts Prereq: AgTM 305, 405 or adv approval
Delivery Methods: internet
JUNIOR STANDING Junior/ senior standing
AGTM 481 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Summer
Advanced Topics
V 1-4 By interview only. May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 8 hours.
AGTM 499 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Summer
Special Problems
V 1-4 May be repeated for credit. S, F grading.
AGTM 505 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer
Precision Agricultural Systems Management
Evolving technologies involved in precision agriculture and their application to agricultural systems. Prereq: admission to the graduate program.
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
AGTM 536 2 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer
Agriculture Technology Design
Graduate-level counter part of AgTM 436; additional requirements. Credit not allowed for both AgTM 436 and 536.
Delivery Methods: internet (primary)
AGTM 537 0 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring
Agriculture Technology Design-lab
V 1-2 Graduate-level counter part of AgTM 437; additional requirements. Credit not allowed for both AgTM 437 and 537.
Delivery Methods: internet (primary)

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AMERICAN STUDIES

AM ST 472 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Ecological Issues and American Nature Writing
Representation of nature in American fiction and nonfiction; role of culture in shaping environmental problems and solutions. Prereq: completion of one Tier I and three Tier II courses ; 7 textbooks, video-pre: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
AM ST 475 [T,D] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Fall
Digital Diversity
3 Prereq junior standing; completion of one Tier I and three Tier II courses. Cultural impact of electronic media, especially the World-Wide Web; issues of race, class, gender, sexuality online. Prereq: Completion of 1 Tier I and 3 Tier II ; reader, 2 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)

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ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH 302 [K,M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Childhood and Culture
Anthropological theory and methods applied to the study of infant, child, and adolescent development. ; dvd, 4 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Media Changes: Required media for Spring 2008 offering will have a charge associated that will be assessed to students accounts. The media will be shipped automatically by DDP when available, the cost has not been determined at this time.
ANTH 316 [K] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Gender in Cross Cultural Perspectives
Cross-cultural examination of the status and roles of women and men, the institution of marriage, and symbols of gender valuation. Prereq: Anth 101, Psych 105, Soc 101, or W St 200; sophomore standing
Components: 9 Assignments ; dvd: $60, 6 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
ANTH 317 [I] 3 cr
Global Feminisms
Same as W ST 332
ANTH 350 [S] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Speech, Thought and Culture
The role of language in social situations and as a reflection of cultural differences.
Components: 9 Assignments ; 2 dvds: $120, 6 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $120
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
ANTH 468 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Sex, Evolution and Human Nature
Human sexuality, male-female relations, cooperation, violence and parent-child relations examined cross-culturally and in nonhuman primates utilizing evolutionary and biocultural perspectives. Prereq: Prereq 3 hours Anth or Biol; completion of one Tier I and three Tier II courses. ; dvd: $60, 2 others, 6 textbooks, 2 video-pres: $120 ;Total Material Cost: $180
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
ANTH 499x 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
Special Problems ; 5 textbooks
NOTE: NOTE: To receive credit for this course, you must attend the on-site seminar when it is offered fall 2006. It is fun; it is informative; and it is required in order to receive credit.

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ASIA

ASIA 275 [K] 3 cr
Introduction to East Asian Culture
Same as HIST 275
ASIA 315 [G,M] 3 cr
Philosophy and Religions of China and Japan
Same as PHIL 315

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BUSINESS LAW

B LAW 210 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Law and the Legal Environment of Business
Fundamentals of business law; the legal system, legal reasoning, public, commercial, managerial and property law, and government regulation
Components: 3 Tests ; cd-rom: $30, other, 2 textbooks, textbook pkg ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary), cdrom
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

NOTE: An access code card to a text-related Web site is included with new copies of the text; order the access code card if you are not purchasing a new copy of the text.
B LAW 411 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Managerial Law
Law of agency, partnerships, limited liability companies and corporations; and securities regulation. Prereq: B Law 210
Components: 32 Assignments, 3 Tests ; cd-rom: $30, 3 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • To enroll students must be certified in a business major or appropriate minor (if one applies).
  • Non-degree students CANNOT enroll.
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
B LAW 487 3 cr
Business Ethics
Same as MGTOP 487

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BIOLOGY

BIOL 101 [B] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
General Biology Lecture
Understanding biology as a science and its effect on issues within society. Credit not granted for more than one of Biol 101, 102, 107. ; dvd: $60, 8 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
BIOL 105 [B] 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
General Biology Laboratory
Elements of structure and function of organisms. For non-majors in the biological sciences. Credit not granted for more than one of Bio S 102, 103, 105. Prereq: college-level nonlaboratory general biology course
Components: 15 Assignments ; 2 labkits: $120, microscope, 8 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $120
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
BIOL 330 [B] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Principles of Conservation
Conservation of major natural resources through a biological approach; philosophical, economic, and political aspects of important conservation issues. Prereq: Prereq: Biol 102, 106 or 107.
Components: 4 Assignments, 2 Tests ; textbook
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
BIOL 499 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Summer Fall
  • ADV APPROVAL
Special Problems
V 1-4 May be repeated for credit. S, F grading.
Components: 1 Assignment

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COMPARATIVE ETHNIC STUDIES

CES 300 [S,M] 3 cr
Intersctns of Race, Class, Gender & Sexuality
Same as W ST 300
CES 403 [T,D] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
Cultural Issues in Psychology
Multidisciplinary analyses of the relationship between social-ecological and political contexts and individual and collective psychology. Prereq: 3 hours cultural psychology; completion of one Tier I and three Tier II courses ; 4 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in METRO through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Pullman campus students should register in Pullman campus sections (not DDP sections) of this course.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE

CRM J 101 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Introduction to the Administration of Criminal Justice
Agencies and processes in the administration of criminal justice.
Components: 8 Assignments ; 2 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
CRM J 201 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
The Nature of Crime
Analysis of conceptions of crime and seriousness as determined by societal factors. Prereq: Crm J 101 ; other, 4 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
CRM J 320 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring Fall
Criminal Law
Substantive criminal law; principles, functions, and limits; basic crime categories, state and national legal research materials. Cooperative course taught jointly by WSU and UI (CJ 325).
Components: 14 Assignments, 2 Tests ; textbook
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
CRM J 330 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring Summer Fall
Crime Control Policies
Analysis of ideologies, assumptions, and performance of crime control, policies. Cooperative course taught by WSU, open to UI students (CJ 330). Prereq: Crm J 101
Components: 5 Assignments ; 6 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
CRM J 365 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Summer Fall
Juvenile Justice and Corrections
History, philosophy, legal process, performance, and outcomes of the juvenile justice and corrections systems. Prereq: Crm J 101 ; dvd: $60, other, 2 textbooks, video-pre ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: PLEASE NOTE: If you want to enroll in the course and text editions are no longer available through the Bookie, you may need to purchase them elsewhere. Suggested options for searching multiple text resource sites:
Be sure to search with the ISBN to get the correct edition.
CRM J 370 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring Fall
Introduction to Policing in America
Development, organization, policies, and performance of the police. Cooperative course taught by WSU, open to UI students (CJ 370) on Pullman campus, not through DDP. Prereq: Crm J 101
Components: 9 Assignments, 1 Test ; 10 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
CRM J 380 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Criminal Courts in America
Structure and process of the prosecution and adjudication of individuals charged with crimes in the criminal court system. Prereq: Crm J 101 ; textbook
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
CRM J 385 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
Strategies and Policies of Punishment in Comtp America
Ideologies of punishment and correction, intermediary sanctioning and reintegration policies in the criminal justice system. Prereq: Crm J 101 ; textbook pkg
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: This course is new to DDP and in developement, materials will be updated as information is received.
CRM J 400 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer
Issues in the Administration of Criminal Justice
Selected topics in criminal justice. Cooperative course taught by WSU, open to UI students (CJ 401). Prereq: Crm J 101
Components: 6 Assignments ; other, 3 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: May NOT be taken for additional credit through DDP, topic will not change.
CRM J 403 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Violence Toward Women
Violence toward women and its relationship to broader social issues such as sexism and social control. Crm J 101 or W St 200; completion of one Tier I and three Tier II courses. Prereq: Crm J 101 or W St 200, completion of one Tier 1 and three Tier 11 courses.
Components: 7 Assignments ; cd-rom: $30, 3 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
CRM J 405 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
Comparative study of criminal justice systems in the US and selected foreign countries. Cooperative course taught by WSU, open to UI students (CJ 405). Prereq: Crm J 101
Components: 14 Assignments, 1 Test ; 2 dvds: $60, textbook ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: NOTE: Spring 2008 textbook information pending.
CRM J 420 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Law of Evidence and Criminal Procedure
Principal court decisions concerning standards of conduct and rights in the criminal process.
Components: 1 Test ; textbook
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
CRM J 450 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Senior Seminar: Ethical Issues in Crm J
Examination of ethical issues in decision making in criminal justice Prereq: Crm J 101 ; 2 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)

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CROP SCIENCE

CROPS 317 1 cr
Golf Course Management
Same as HORT 317
CROPS 318 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring
Athletic Field Management
Current athletic field management practices (BMPs) to turfgrass students and turfgrass industry professionals. Prereq: Crops 301 or equiv or instructor approval ; 4 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Six-week session: February 3, 2003-March 14, 2003
CROPS 360 [I] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
World Agriculture Systems
Study of agro-environmental characteristics of world agriculture; historical and contemporary features of world food production. Prereq: 2 semesters of physical or biological sciences ; 3 textbooks, video-ddp: $90 ;Total Material Cost: $90
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Course not available to UI student through DDP.

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COMMUNITY AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY

CRS 403 3 cr
Agricultural Entrepreneurship
Same as SOILS 403
CRS 404 3 cr
Sustainalbe Small Farming and Ranching Overview
Same as SOILS 404
CRS 491 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Fall
  • ADV APPROVAL
Advanced Special Topics
Advanced topis in rural sociology or community studies. Was RS 491 Prereq: 6 credit of social science
CRS 499 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Fall
  • ADV APPROVAL
Special Problems
May be repeated for credit
CRS 535 4 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
  • JUNIOR STANDING
Resolving Environmental Conflicts
Gradulate level counterpart of CRS 435; additional requirements. Prereq: graduate standing
Components: 16 Assignments
Delivery Methods: bridge (primary)

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DISABILITY STUDIES

DISST 489 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
(shs 489) Disability and Society
Perceptions and stereotypes of disability related to theories of marginality and stigmatization; images in films, media, and literature. Prereq: one Tier l and three Tier ll courses ; cd-rom: $90, 3 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $90
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the Advising Web Page link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by calling 335-4525, Speech and Hearing Sciences.

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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE

DTC 475 [T,D] 3 cr
Digital Diversity
Same as AM ST 475

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

E E 520 3 cr
  • CANCELLED
Plasma Engineering
Electromagnetics, kinetic theory, and fluid mechanics of plasmas in space, arcs, plasma processing, coronas, and fusion reactors. Prereq: E E 351 or Phys 342
Components: 2 Tests ; textbook
Delivery Methods: e-mail , internet (primary)
NOTE: PLEASE NOTE: If you want to enroll in this course when available, you must be able to get the texts and CDs, which may not be available through the Bookie (see "Course Materials"/"Details" below).

Suggested options for searching multiple text resource sites:

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ECONOMIC SCIENCES

ECONS 101 [S] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
Fundamentals of Microeconomics
(S) 3 Theory and policy of human responses to scarcity; how this affects business competition, international trade, industrial organization, investment, and income distribution. Effective Fall 2006 ; e-text
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in METRO through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students may not enroll.
  • Non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

NOTE: All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.
ECONS 102 [S] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
Fundamentals of Macroeconomics
[S] 3 Theory and policy related to unemployment, inflation, foreign trade, government spending, taxation, and banking. ; e-text
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in METRO through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students may not enroll.
  • Non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

NOTE: Text information, including how to access the text online, is available only in the WebCT course space.
ECONS 428 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
Global Capitalism Today: Perspt & Issues ( Econ 418 )
3 Prereq GenEd 111; EconS 101 or 102. Logic and consequences of capitalism as global system; multinational corporations; underdevelopment and overdevelopment; external debt, population, and environmental crisis. Prereq: GenEd 111; Econ(S) 101 or 102 ; textbook
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • Pullman campus students CANNOT enroll in this course.
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in METRO through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

NOTE: All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.

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EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

ED AD 514 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring Fall
Basic Principles of Curriculum Design
Rec teaching experience. The application of theoretical concepts and approaches in the planning and design of curricula. Prereq: Rec Teaching Experience [recommended but not required]
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: DDP offers only for 3 credits.
Note: If you wish to register for this class, please contact DDP at distance@wsu.edu. Upon receipt of your e-mail, we will reply to you by e-mail within one or two working days.
ED AD 520 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring Fall
Seminar in Curriculum and Instruction
2 or 3 Rec teaching experience. Contemporary issues, analyses and developments of educational programs.
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Ed Ad 520 (3 cr) and Ed Ad 522 (3 cr) are to be taken together; they will be combined as Ed Ad 526 (6 cr) in the future.
Note: If you wish to register for this class, please contact DDP at distance@wsu.edu. Upon receipt of your e-mail, we will reply to you by e-mail within one or two working days.
ED AD 522 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring Fall
Topics in Education
V 1-4 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 6 hours. Recent research, developments, issues, and /or applications in selected areas of education.
Delivery Methods: blackboard
NOTE: Ed Ad 522 (3 cr) and Ed Ad 520 (3 cr) are to be taken together; they will be combined as Ed Ad 526 (6 cr) in the future.
Note: If you wish to register for this class, please contact DDP at distance@wsu.edu. Upon receipt of your e-mail, we will reply to you by e-mail within one or two working days.

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ENGLISH

ENGL 201 [W] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Writing and Research
Designed to develop students' researching skills for writing across the disciplines. Prereq: Prereq Engl 101 or 105
Components: 4 Assignments, 1 Test ; dvd: $30, 4 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
ENGL 301 [W] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Writing and Rhetorical Conventions
Designed to provide students with advanced practice in and study of style, argument, and other discourse conventions. Prereq: Engl 101 or 105
Components: 4 Assignments, 2 Tests ; 7 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
ENGL 309 [H] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Women Writers
Women's artistic and intellectual contributions to prose, fiction, drama, and poetry.
Components: 15 Assignments, 1 Test ; 11 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
ENGL 355 [C,M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Multimedia Authoring: Exploring New Rhetorics
Writing for new computer-based media; multimedia authoring project; examination of new rhetorics of information technology. [This is primarily a course in the rhetorics of media, not a web authoring technologies training course.] Same as DTC 355
Components: 4 Assignments ; other
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in METRO through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
  • Non-degree students CANNOT enroll (except students who are receiving the Professional Writing Certificate and who have successfully completed Anth 350 and Engl 301x).

ENGL 355 is primarily a course in the rhetorics of media, not a Web authoring technologies training course. To complete the course project, students will be expected to work independently (with some support from classmates and limited support from WSU technical support services) to solve difficulties encountered with HTML programming and/or Web authoring software.

NOTE: All course materials are available online; since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.
ENGL 368x [H] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
The American Novel to 1900
Classic American novels in cultural perspective by such authors as Cooper, Hawthorne, Melville, Stowe, Twain, James, Jewett, Chopin, Crane, Dreiser.
Components: 21 Assignments ; 13 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
ENGL 402 [M,W] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Technical and Professional Writing
[M,W] Research writing: defining, proposing, reporting progress; presenting a final product; other professional writing needs. Credit not granted for both Engl 402 and 403. Prereq: Engl 101, Junior Standing
Components: 6 Assignments ; 3 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Non-degree students CANNOT enroll (except students who are receiving the Professional Writing Certificate and who have successfully completed Anth 350, Engl 301x, and Engl 355).
  • Pullman students are expected to take this course on campus unless special circumstances exist; Pullman students with special needs request enrollment by completing the online request form (Request Form) and must provide an explanation for needing to enroll in the DDP course.
ENGL 403 [W,M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Fall
Technical and Professional Writing Esl
For non-native speakers of English. Same as Engl 402. Special grammatical and rhetorical problems. Credit not granted for both Engl 402 and 403. Prereq: Engl 101; pass Univeristy Writing Portfolio or concurrent enrollment in additional assigned coursewo
Components: 3 Assignments ; other, 2 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Non-degree students CANNOT enroll (except students who are receiving the Professional Writing Certificate and who have successfully completed Anth 350, Engl 301x, and Engl 355).
  • Pullman students are expected to take this course on campus unless special circumstances exist; Pullman students with special needs request enrollment by completing the online request form (Request Form) and must provide an explanation for needing to enroll in the DDP course.
ENGL 419 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
The Twentieth Century Novel
The novel in English in the literary and cultural context of the modern age. Prereq: Completion of one Tier I and three Tier II courses
Components: 9 Assignments ; 15 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
ENGL 472 [T] 3 cr
Ecological Issues and American Nature Writing
Same as AM ST 472
ENGL 475 [T,D] 3 cr
Digital Diversity
Same as AM ST 475
ENGL 487 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer Fall
English Romantic Literature (was Engl 387x)
Major works by Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Shelley, Keats, and others during Romantic literary revolt, especially 1798-1832. [Text: Abrams, A Glossary of Literary Terms, Austen, Sense and Sensibility, Shelley, Frankenstein, Wu, Romanticism: An Prereq: Engl 302 or substitution approved by advisor
Components: 12 Assignments ; 9 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
ENGL 488 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Victorian Literature
Major works by Tennyson, Dickens, Browning, Swinburne, Wilde, and others in a dynamic age of change in Britain, 1832-1901. [Texts: Abrams, ed., The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Vol. 2, 5th ed.; Altick, Victorian People and Ideas; Dickens, A C Prereq: Engl 302 or substitution approved by advisor
Components: 2 Tests ; 2 others, 3 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
ENGL 498 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Spring Summer Fall
Internship
V 1-15 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 15 hours. Prereq junior in English. Cooperative learning experience in business, education, or industry in English-related jobs. S, F grading. Prereq: junior in Engl
Components: 3 Assignments ; textbook
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in METRO through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
  • Non-degree students CANNOT enroll (except students who are receiving the Professional Writing Certificate and who have successfully completed Anth 350 and Engl 301x, Engl 355, and Engl 402).

All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.

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ENTOMOLOGY

ENTOM 343 [M] 3 cr
  • CANCELLED
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring
General Entomology
Biology, natural history, and importance of insects and related arthropods.
Components: 22 Assignments, 2 Tests ; labkit: $32, 3 textbooks, video-pre: $10 ;Total Material Cost: $42
Delivery Methods: bridge (primary), e-mail , internet

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP

ENTRP 375 3 cr
Global E-commerce
Same as MIS 375
ENTRP 489 3 cr
Entrepreneurial Management
Same as MGTOP 489
ENTRP 490 [M] 3 cr
Entrepreneurship
Same as MKTG 490
ENTRP 492 3 cr
Small Business Policy (was Mgt 492)
Same as MGTOP 492

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FINE ARTS

F A 101x [H] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
Introduction to Art
For nonmajors. Appreciation of various visual art forms; emphasis on contemporary period.
Components: 7 Assignments, 1 Test ; textbook
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)

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FINANCE

FIN 325 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Introduction to Financial Management
Financial decision making, financial strategies, investment in current and fixed assets, financial instruments, and capital markets. Prereq: MGTOP 215, Econ 101 ; other, 2 textbooks, 3 textbook pkgs
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • To enroll students must be certified in a business major or minor.
  • Non-degree students CANNOT enroll.
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
FIN 345 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer Fall
Real Estate
Relationships between location and value; patterns of urban land use; legal, financial, and organizational framework of the real estate business. Prereq: B Law 210, Econ 102 and Fin 325 or c//
Components: 8 Assignments, 3 Tests ; cd-rom: $30, 2 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: NOTE: The required text comes with a CD of case studies; if not purchasing from the Bookie, purchase only used copies that include the CD.
FIN 346 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Washington Real Estate Regulations
Washington real estate regulations found in the Revised Code of Washongton (RCW) and the Washington Administrative Code (WAC). S,F grading.
Components: 9 Assignments, 1 Test ; textbook
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES

FOR L 350 [S] 3 cr
Speech, Thought and Culture
Same as ANTH 350

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FOOD SCIENCE AND HUMAN NUTRITION

FSHN 130 [B] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Nutrition for Living
Information related to the interaction of nutrients in the body and factors which govern nutrient requirements. [Restricted enrollment]
Components: 3 Tests ; cd-rom: $30, 2 textbook pkgs ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

Spring 2008 Text: Students may purchase text (0534537170) and the associated CD (0534639828) separately instead of textbook package listed below.

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GENERAL EDUCATION

GENED 110 [A] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
World Civilization I
Integrated study of social, political, and philosophic/religious systems in early civilization, with an introduction to distinctive art forms.
Components: 17 Assignments ; other
Delivery Methods: blackboard
NOTE: NOTE: All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.
GENED 111 [A] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
World Civilization II
Integrated study of social, political, and philosophical religious sytems in modern civilizations, with an introduction to distinctive art forms of the major world civilizations.
Components: 11 Assignments ; other
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: NOTE: All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.

One assignment requires students to read a novel from an extensive list of options (see link in syllabus). The Bookie does NOT have information about these options; each student needs to find his/her own copy of the novel chosen (e.g., through local bookstores, libraries, or online).
GENED 300 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Accessing Information for Research
Effective research strategies in the disciplines, including emerging information resources, such as Internet.
Components: 9 Assignments ; online
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
GENED 302 2 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Advanced Writing Tutorial
May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 5 hours. Prereq permission of Writing Lab Director/Writing Assessment Coordinator. Assigned tutorials in the WSU Writing Lab. S, F grading. Prereq: permission of Writing Lab Director/Writing Assessment Coordinator ; other
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: NOTE: All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.

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GENERAL STUDIES

GENST 400 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer Fall
  • ADV APPROVAL
General Studies Portfolio
Evaluating one's educational experience and presenting that evaluation in written form. Prereq: Senior Standing
Components: 3 Assignments ; other
NOTE: Enrolled students can access the syllabus through the GenSt 400 listing under their Current Courses in My DDP.

NOTE: All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.

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GEOLOGY

GEOL 210 [P] 4 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Earth's History and Evolution
Introduction to earth's history and evolution through observations, data collection and analysis, readings and writing exercises. Two field trips required. Prereq: Biol 102
Components: 7 Assignments, 2 Tests ; labkit: $60, 2 textbooks, video-pre: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $90
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

The required fossil kit (lab kit) is sent by DDP automatically.

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

H D 204 [S] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Family Systems; Understanding Family Interactions
Introduction to the study of family porcesses: family generational, emotional, boundary, rule, and ritualistic systems. ; other, 4 textbooks, 2 textbook pkgs
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 300 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer Fall
Child Abuse and Neglect
Overview of causes, identification, reporting, and treatment of children who are abused and/or neglected. Prereq: 6 hours in social science ; cd-rom: $30, 3 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 301 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Family Stress and Coping
Examination of the nature and course of family crisis, using a family systemic approach, including principles used in intervention strategies. Prereq: 6 hours in Anth, H D, Psych, or Soc
Components: 13 Assignments ; cd-rom: $30, 4 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 302 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Parent-child Relationships
Parenting in contemporary society with focus on reciprocity of parent-child relationships and diversity of families. Prereq: 6 hours in Anth, H D, Psych, or Soc ; cd-rom: $30, 3 textbooks, textbook pkg ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 305 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer
Gerontology
Examination and analysis of social context of aging, including public policy, implications of demographic shifts, and quality of life issues. Prereq: 6 hours in H D or social sciences
Components: 9 Assignments ; 2 textbooks, video-pre: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 310 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Research Approaches to Human Development
Overview of research techniques in human development; methods of evaluating research products. Prereq: 6 hours in Anth, H D, Psych, or Soc
Components: 19 Assignments ; 2 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • Students must be certified in some field (H D major not required)
  • Non-degree students cannot enroll.
  • DDP students (advised by the "DDP" H D academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
H D 340 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Development in Context
3 Prereq 6 hours in social sciences. In-depth study of contextual influences (i.e., culture, place, family, school) on early years of human development; application of multi-cultural perspectives/practices. Prereq: 6 HRS. SOCIAL SCIENCE
Components: 5 Tests ; cd-rom, 3 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: NOTE: The required CD-ROM is not a DDP rental item and is not shipped by DDP; the CD-ROM is available through the Bookie.
H D 341 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
Learning and Guidance in Early Childhood
Theories of child guidance; understanding of child behavior; strategies and techniques for effective group and individual guidance of young children. Prereq: H D 101, 201, or 340; 3 additional hours of social science ; dvd: $60, textbook, textbook pkg ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 342 4 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Fall
Curriculum for Early Childhood Programs
Prereq H D 101, 201, or 340; 3 additional hours of social sciences; Rec H D 341 or 345. Planning and implementation of developmentally appropriate curriculum for use in programs serving young children. Prereq: Prereq H D 101, 201, or 340,plus ; dvd: $30, 9 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: NOTE: Washington residency is required and other restrictions apply; work with your H D advisor. Possible Media Change:
  • Fall 2007 This course is currently in revision, details at this time are pending with regard to possible media. If media is required it will be mailed to all enrolled students, fees for media will be billed to students accounts.
H D 346 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Middle Childhood and School Age
Understanding development in middle childhood (approximately 5-12 years); understanding and planning school age care programs. Prereq: 6 hours in H D, Psych, or Soc
Components: 11 Assignments ; dvd: $60, other, 4 textbooks, video-pre: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $90
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 350 [S,D] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer
Diversity in Contemporary Families
Preparation for students in human service professions to work with ethnic, cultural, economic, language, gender, religious and other types of diversity. Prereq: 6 hours in H D or social science ; course guide, dvd: $90, 6 textbooks, video-ddp: $80, video-pre: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $200
Delivery Methods: blackboard
H D 360 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer
Death and Dying
Death and dying throughout life and in different contexts; manner of death, grief, and legal and ethical considerations. Prereq: 6 hrs of social science ; cd-rom: $60, 2 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 403 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Families in Poverty
Examining poverty in U.S. and globablly; description of groups most often poor; indentification of effective solutions and successful interventions. Prereq: H D 101, 204 or 6 hours of H D or social sciences; completion of one Tier I and three Tier II cou Prereq: H D 101, 204 or 6 hours of H D or soc sc; Tier crs
Components: 16 Assignments ; 8 textbooks, video-pre: $90 ;Total Material Cost: $90
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary), video
H D 406 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Work and Family
Issues related to work and family; workplace environments; fostering effective policy responses to family needs; role of work-family coordination. Credit not granted for both H D 406 and 506. Prereq: 6 hours in Anth, H D, Psych, or Soc ; cd-rom: $30, 4 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 408 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
Advanced Adolescent Development
In-depth examination of theories and research; developmental issues and prevention and intervention programs for school-aged child and adolescent. Prereq: 6 hours in Anth, H D, Psych, or Soc ; cd-rom: $30, 2 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: webct (primary)
H D 410 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer
Public Policy Issues Impacting Families & Indivi
Family policy issues in a changing society; ecological perspective; relationship of public policy to communities, organizations, families, and individuals. Prereq: 6 hours in Anth, H D, Psych, or Soc
Components: 13 Assignments ; 3 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus and non-degree students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
H D 420 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Application of Human Development Theories
In-depth examination of theories and their use in understanding individual development in context of family and community. Prereq: 6 hours of social sciences; junior standing. ; cd-rom: $30, other: $30, textbook ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE:

Spring 2008 Media Information:

  • NOTE (11/06/07): Students will download the required media via a link provided in the course space on the first day of class for Spring 2008. If students are unable to download the required materials, they should contact DDP Student Services immediately, 800-222-4978.

    Restricted Course Information:

    • Students must be certified in some field (H D major not required)
    • Non-degree students cannot enroll.
    • DDP students (advised by the "DDP" H D academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in METRO through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
    • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
    • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

H D 464 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Administration of Early Childhood Programs
Organization, administration, and management of early childhood programs; finance, program development, service delivery, personnel concerns, resource development, and evaluation.
Components: 22 Assignments ; cd-rom: $30, 2 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 482 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
Child Assessment and Evaluation
Prereq H D 201or transfer equivalent or HD 340; 6 additional hours in H D. Understanding aspects of assessment and evaluation of young children; selection, administration, summary development, ethics and professional responsibilities, evaluation and foll Prereq: H D 201 or (HD 340); 6 additional hours in H D ; dvd: $60, 3 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
H D 497 2 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Professional Preparation (was Hd 330)
2 Students match educational knowledge and personal skills/abilities to careers. Expand knowledge of HD professions. Professional self-presentation. Professional/ethical conduct. ; cd-rom, other, video-pre: $60 ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • Students must be certified H D majors
  • Non-degree students cannot enroll.
  • DDP students (advised by the "DDP" H D academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

NOTE: Renumbered from H D 330 fall 2005.

All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.
H D 498 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
  • Spring Summer Fall
Field Placement
V 4 (0-12) to 8 (0-24) May be repeated for credit; cum max 8 hours. Self-initiated, supervised work experience with appropriate private organizations, businesses, or government agencies; interaction with professionals in related fields. S, F grading. Prereq: By interview only. HD 330
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • Students must be certified H D majors
  • Non-degree students cannot enroll.
  • DDP students (advised by the "DDP" H D academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).

Credit Clarification: V 4 (180 hours on site) to 8 (360 hours on site). Minimum 4 credits, with 45 additional on-site hours for each additional credit up to 8.

NOTE: All course materials are available online (see the online syllabus for details); since no print textbooks are required, the course is not included in the Bookie’s online DDP listings.
H D 499x 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Variable Credit
Special Topics—open House
Open House Seminar, Must attend on-site seminar to receive credit. Interview not required to enroll. ; other, 3 textbooks
Delivery Methods: text (primary)
NOTE: Academic seminar, "Conflict Resolution," offered at fall 2006 open house events

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HISTORY

HIST 102 [H] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Modern Europe
War, revolution, industrialization, culture 18th to 20th centuries; imperialism, democracy, and totalitarianism; Europe's leaders Napoleon to Hitler; Post-WW II developments.
Components: 2 Tests ; 6 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 110 [S] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
American History to 1877
Social, economic, cultural history of British mainland colonies/United States to 1877.
Components: 14 Assignments ; 2 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 111 [S] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
American History Since 1877
Social, economic, cultural history of United States, 1877 to present.
Components: 14 Assignments ; 2 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 275 [K] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Introduction to East Asian Culture
Civilizations of China and Japan.
Components: 12 Assignments ; cd-rom: $30, 2 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 331 [K] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Cultural History in Latin America
Social development of Blacks, Whites, and Indians in Latin America from the conquest to the modern era. ; dvd: $60, 4 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 335 [K] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Women in Latin American History
Survey of Women's changing roles throughout latin America from precolonial to present. ; other, 8 textbooks, video-pre: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary), video
HIST 341 [H] 3 cr
  • UNDER REVISION
  • Spring Summer Fall
Rome: Republic and Empire
History and culture of the Roman world from the independence of the city to the onset of the medieval order.
Components: 6 Assignments ; course guide, dvd: $60, 8 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 398 [H,D] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
History of Women in the American West
The multicultural history of women in the west through women's literature, archives, and oral history.
Components: 1 Test ; 27 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 416 3 cr
  • UNDER DEVELOP
  • Spring Fall
Civil War and Reconstruction
The Civil War as a problem in historical causation and social, political, and economic impact of the war. Credit not granted for both Hist 416 and 516.
Components: 4 Assignments ; course guide, dvd: $60, 4 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary), dvd
NOTE: Take-home Exams/Study Questions: Take-home exams and/or study questions are no longer mailed but posted in the BlackBoard course space online.
HIST 418 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
United States, 1914-1945
America through World War I, cultural tensions of the Twenties, and the crises of Depression and economic impact of the war. Credit not granted for both Hist 418 and 518.
Components: 13 Assignments ; dvd: $30, 8 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
NOTE: NOTE: The text A Very Different Age is NOT used during the fall 2006 semester.
HIST 419 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
United States, 1945 - Present
International and domestic impact of the Cold War, era of McCarthyism, American aspirations, tensions and conflicts in the post-industrial era. Credit not granted for both Hist 419 and 519. [Same as CES 415; only Hist 419x offered through DDP.]
Components: 13 Assignments ; 9 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 422 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer Fall
History of the Pacific Northwest
Fulfills the teaching certification requirement in state history and government in Washington and other Pacific Northwest states. Credit not granted for both Hist 422 and 522. [Same as CES 419; only Hist 422 offered through DDP.]
Components: 9 Assignments ; other, 5 textbooks, video-ddp: $60, video-pre: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $90
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 444 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring
The Renaissance
Political, cultural, and religious history of Europe, 1300-1500. Prereq: completion of one Tier I and three Tier II courses. Prereq: completion of one Tier I and three Tier II courses ; 2 textbooks, video-pre: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 468 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Fall
Hitler and Nazi Germany
Origins and rise of Nazism; state, society and culture in the Third Reich; Nazi racial ideology; world war; the Holocaust. Credit not granted for both Hist 468 and 568.
Components: 22 Assignments ; 7 textbooks, video-ddp: $60 ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary), video
HIST 472 [M] 3 cr
  • UNDER DEVELOP
  • Fall
The Middle East Since World War 1
Developments in the Middle East since World War I including nationalism, fundamentalism, and revolution. Credit not granted for both Hist 472 and 572. ; 3 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)
HIST 494 [T] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
  • Spring Fall
Global Environmental History
3 Historical dynamics of human communities and their ecological settings. ; dvd: $60, 4 textbooks ;Total Material Cost: $60
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)

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HORTICULTURE

HORT 317 1 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Fall
Golf Course Management
Specific management practices for golf courses in the Pacific Northwest. Prereq: CropS 301 ; other, 3 textbooks
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)

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HUMANITIES

HUM 303 [H,M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Summer
Reason, Romanticism, and Revolution
Integrated humanities; literature, philosophy, music, art, 1700 to World War I; revolutionary changes which led to the 20th century.
Components: 8 Assignments ; 6 textbooks, video-pre: $90 ;Total Material Cost: $90
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary)

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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

I BUS 380 [M] 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
International Business
International political economy; business relationships between nations; corporations and economic institutions. [Restricted enrollment]
Components: 2 Tests ; 3 textbooks, video-ddp: $30 ;Total Material Cost: $30
Delivery Methods: blackboard (primary), video
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • To enroll students must be certified in a business major or minor.
  • Non-degree students CANNOT enroll.
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students request the SLN from their on-campus academic advisors.
  • Pullman campus students must request permission to enroll by completing the online request form (Request Form).
I BUS 420 3 cr
Accounting and Culture
Same as ACCTG 420
I BUS 453 3 cr
Comparative International Managment
Same as MGTOP 453
I BUS 492 3 cr
Small Business Policy (was Mgt 492)
Same as MGTOP 492

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MATHEMATICS

MATH 99 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Selected Semesters
Developmental Math
Was Remedial Math
Components: 14 Assignments, 5 Tests ; other, textbook
Delivery Methods: internet (primary)
PC ONLY Not MAC compliant; Windows req’d
NOTE: Restricted Course Information:
  • Non-degree students CANNOT enroll.
  • DDP students (advised by a DDP academic advisor) get restricted course SLNs needed to enroll in myWSU through the "Advising Web Page" link in My DDP.
  • Regional campus (WSU Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver) students should enroll at a community college.
  • Pullman campus students should enroll in Pullman campus sections (not DDP sections).
MATH 201 3 cr
  • AVAILABLE
  • Spring Summer Fall
Finite Mathematics for Business & Economics
Basic notions of logic, linear algebra, matrices and analytic geometry; applications to linear programming. Credit not normally granted for both Math 201 and 220. Prereq: Mand: Math 101 or 103 with a grade of C or better or sat