College of Letters and Science: Service Courses

Graduate courses listed below are offered by the College of Letters and Science. These courses (numbered 500-799) may count towards a graduate degree with approval from a degree program coordinator and the Office of Graduate Studies.

1. Anthropology

   1. ANTHRO 562: Field Work in Archaeology (SS)

2. Art

   1. ART 510: Art History, Ancient Art
   2. ART 511: Art History, Medieval Art
   3. ART 513: Art History, Italian Renaissance and Mannerist Art 15th and 16th Centuries
   4. ART 514: Northern Renaissance Art
   5. ART 515: Art History, European Baroque and Roccoco Art, 17th and 18th Centuries
   6. ART 517: Art History, Art of China, India and Japan
   7. ART 520: Art History, European Art, 19th Century
   8. ART 521: Art History, Modern
   9. ART 522: Art History, Contemporary
   10. ART 523: Art History, American Art
   11. ART 548: Puppetry
   12. ART 604: Advanced Problems in Drawing
   13. ART 634: Figure Drawing III
   14. ART 641: Watercolor III
   15. ART 645: Photography III
   16. ART 647: Weaving III
   17. ART 659: Lithography III
   18. ART 660: Intaglio III
   19. ART 661: Woodcut III
   20. ART 662: Serigraphy III
   21. ART 663: Art Metal III
   22. ART 667: Sculpture III
   23. ART 671: Ceramics III
   24. ART 675: Painting III
   25. ART 701: Historical and Philsophical Concepts of Art
   26. ART 734: Figure Drawing
   27. ART 741: Watercolor
   28. ART 745: Photography
   29. ART 747: Weaving
   30. ART 759: Graphics, Lithography
   31. ART 760: Graphics, Intaglio
   32. ART 761: Graphics, Woodcut
   33. ART 762: Graphics III, Serigraphy
   34. ART 763: Art Metal
   35. ART 767: Sculpture
   36. ART 771: Ceramics
   37. ART 775: Painting
   38. ART 791: Art Seminar
   39. ART 793: Seminar in Art
   40. ART 795: Art Thesis
   41. ART 796: Independent Study
   42. ART 799: Registration for Comprehensive Examination

3. Chemistry

   1. CHEM 503: Biochemistry I: Clinical Emphases
   2. CHEM 504: Biochemistry I: Clinical Emphases Laboratory
   3. CHEM 506: Biochemistry II: Laboratory
   4. CHEM 510: Chemistry Workshop for K-12 Teachers
   5. CHEM 523: Analytical Separations
   6. CHEM 535: Organic Chemistry II
   7. CHEM 548: Physical Chemistry Laboratory I
   8. CHEM 551: Physical Chemistry Laboratory II
   9. CHEM 560: Special Topics
   10. CHEM 570: Physical Chemistry I
   11. CHEM 571: Physical Chemistry II
   12. CHEM 621: Instrumental Analysis
   13. CHEM 635: Interpretive Spectroscopy
   14. CHEM 652: Polymer Science
   15. CHEM 670: Inorganic Chemistry
   16. CHEM 663: Inorganic Laboratory
   17. Chemistry 536: Advanced Organic Laboratory

4. Communication

   1. COMM 537: Foundations of Speech Communication Theory
   2. COMM 622: History of American Public Addresses
   3. COMM 623: History of British Public Addresses
   4. COMM 627: Speech Criticism
   5. COMM 643: Organizational Communication

5. Computer Science

   1. COMP SCI 571: Computer Graphics
   2. COMP SCI 591: Data Communication and Computer Networks
   3. COMP SCI 680: Special Topics in Advanced Computer Science

6. Criminal Justice

   1. CRIM JUS 540: Police Administration
   2. CRIM JUS 541: Administration of Police Operations
   3. CRIM JUS 553: Convict Criminology

7. Geography and Urban Planning

   1. GEOG 516: Ethnic Landscapes of America
   2. GEOG 538: Russian Realm
   3. GEOG 553: Subsaharan Africa
   4. GEOG 563: Biogeography
   5. GEOG 571: Cartography
   6. GEOG 577: Population and Environment
   7. GEOG 585: Quantitative Methods in Geography and Environmental Sciences
   8. GEOG 591: Computer Cartography
   9. GEOG 614: Natural Resource Management
   10. GEOG 619: Natural Hazards and Disaster Planning
   11. GEOG 651: Advanced Topics in Human Geography
   12. GEOG 661: Advanced Topics in Physical Geography
   13. GEOG 671: Geographic Information Systems
   14. GEOG 672: Advanced Geographic Information Systems

8. Geology

   1. GEOLOGY 506: X-Ray Mineralogy
   2. GEOLOGY 507: Optical Mineralogy
   3. GEOLOGY 508: Petrology
   4. GEOLOGY 511: Stratigraphy and Basin Analysis
   5. GEOLOGY 514: Sedimentology
   6. GEOLOGY 515: Sedimentary Petrology
   7. GEOLOGY 522: Mineral Deposits
   8. GEOLOGY 526: Geophysics and Geotectonics
   9. GEOLOGY 528: Oceanography
   10. GEOLOGY 531: Structural Geology and Tectonics
   11. Geology 535: Glacial Geology
   12. GEOLOGY 555: Geology of Wisconsin
   13. GEOLOGY 560: Field Course in Geology
   14. GEOLOGY 565: Physical Hydrogeology
   15. GEOLOGY 566: Chemical Hydrogeology
   16. GEOLOGY 570: Field Methods in Hydrogeology I
   17. GEOLOGY 571: Field Methods in Hydrogeology II
   18. GEOLOGY 598: Geology Workshop
   19. GEOLOGY 599: Geology of Wisconsin - Field Course
   20. GEOLOGY 660: Topics in Geology

9. History

   1. HISTORY 790: Special Topics
   2. HISTORY 796: Independent Study

10. Interdisciplinary Studies

    1. INTRDSCP 501: Workshop for Precollege Teachers
    2. INTRDSCP 566: Service Learning Independent Study
    3. INTRDSCP 567: Service Learning Independent Study
    4. INTRDSCP 715: Content Exploration in the Social Sciences

11. International Studies

    1. INTRNT'L 508: Revolution and Development (NW)
    2. INTRNT'L 541: Multinational Corporations in the International System
    3. INTRNT'L 599: Russian/ East European Travel Seminar

12. Kinesiology

    1. KINES-HLTH 573: Adapted Physical Education
    2. KINES-HLTH 574: Assessment and Prescription Techniques in Adapted Physical Education
    3. KINES-HLTH 575: Lifespan Motor Development
    4. KINES-HLTH 576: Sports for Individuals With Disabilities
    5. KINES-HLTH 580: Adapted Aquatics
    6. KINES-HLTH 622: Physical Education for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
    7. KINES-HLTH 624: Physical Education for Individuals with Chronic and Permanent Physical Disabillity
    8. KINES-HLTH 682: Practicum in Adapted Physical Education
    9. KINES-HLTH 710: Philosophical Basis for Physical Education
    10. KINES-HLTH 720: Curriculum Planning in Physical Education
    11. KINES-HLTH 730: The Physiological Basis of the Conditioning Process
    12. KINES-HLTH 735: Comparative Physical Education
    13. KINES-HLTH 750: Current Perspectives in Physical Education and Sports

13. Music

    1. MUSIC 549: Early Music Ensemble
    2. MUSIC 605: Topics in Music History
    3. MUSIC 611: University Opera Theatre
    4. MUSIC 621: University Wind Ensemble
    5. MUSIC 631: University Choir
    6. MUSIC 633: Chamber Choir
    7. MUSIC 641: University Symphony
    8. MUSIC 676: Piano Literature
    9. MUSIC 677: Piano Literature
    10. MUSIC 685: Vocal Pedagogy
    11. MUSIC 701: Music in Contemporary Culture
    12. MUSIC 746: Advanced Applied Music
    13. MUSIC 777: Advanced Percussion Section Methods
    14. MUSIC 796: Independent Study in Music

14. Philosophy

    1. PHIL 531: American Philosophy

15. Political Science

    1. POLI SCI 610: Comparative Political Analysis

16. Sociology

    1. SOC 513: Rural Sociology
    2. SOC 521: Social Psychology
    3. SOC 537: Work, Industry and Occupation
    4. SOC 539: Sociology of the Family
    5. SOC 553: Juvenile Delinquency
    6. SOC 589: Sociology of Education

17. Theatre

    1. THEATRE 589: Creative Drama
    2. THEATRE 663: Play Production Seminar

18. Urban Planning and Geography

    1. URB/REG 500: Community Planning (SS)
    2. URB/REG 517: Land Use Regulation (SS)
    3. URB/REG 520: Housing (SS)

19. Women's Studies

    1. WOM STDS 550: Women, Race and Class (SS)
    2. WOM STDS 566: Service Learning Field Study (SS)
    3. WOM STDS 595: Special Topics

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Programs

• Anthropology
• Art
• Chemistry
• Communication
• Computer Science
• Criminal Justice
• Geography and Urban Planning
• Geology
• History
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• International Studies
• Kinesiology
• Music
• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Sociology
• Theatre
• Urban Planning and Geography
• Women's Studies