GENERAL ENGINEERING

500.101 (E)

WHAT IS ENGINEERING? (3) Karweit  Limit 36 per section  Cross-listed with Chemical and Biomolecularl Engineering

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02

03

MW 12,
T 12-2
MW 2,
T 2-4
MW 4
T 4-6pm

500.182  (H,S) (W)

INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION (3) Inukai/James Mir  Limit 18 per section Students learn to meet the challenges of communicating special or technical knowledge to a variety of audiences. Several types of primary, professional documents, including application letters/resumes, object and process descriptions, instructions, and a variety of long and short reports will be produced. Oral communication skills are introduced and students work on individual and collaborative assignments. Special attention is paid to the basic writing process, exposing students to the latest research on written language while teaching stylistic, organizational, and rhetorical skills.

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02

MW 4-5:30

W 6-9pm
MTW 2

500.200 (E,Q)

COMPUTING FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS (3) Karweit    Limit 40     Prereq: 110.108-109      Cross-listed with Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

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MTW 9

500.211 (H,S) (W)

ADVANCED TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION (3) Limit 18 per section    Alloca/ James/Mir

Sec. 03 cancelled 7/22/04.

Sec. 04 cancelled 8/31/04.

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02

03

04

M 2-5pm

M 6-9pm

T 6-9pm

MTW 11

500.212 (H,S) (W)

MAKING EFFECTIVE ORAL PRESENTATION (3) Dungey/ Kulanko/Kremer  Limit 15 per section Section 05 added 7/22/04

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02

03

04

05

M 3-6pm

M 6-9pm

Th 3-6pm

T 6-9pm

Th 12-3

500.213 (H,S) (W)

COMMUNICATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (3) Timberlake   Limit 18  (Recommended for International students – though not an ESL class) This course emphasizes issues of international communication as well as effective communication in an English-speaking environment. Students may integrate the required work in their major fields with the expectations of good technical communication. Writing assignments include the cover letter, resume, memos, letters, full-length research reports and oral presentations.

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T 6-9pm

500.214 (H,S) (W)

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (3) Porosky Limit 18 per section Sec. 04 cancelled 7/22/04
Sec. 01 cancelled 9/3/04

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02

03

04

T 6-9pm

W 2-5

W 6-9pm

Th 2-5

500.216 (H,S) (W)

WRITING FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS (3) Berlinski/Knorr    Limit 18 per section    Designed to help students interested in the health professions with real-world professional writing and communication skills. Exposure to resources and strategies unique to the health professions in order to produce high-quality, professional documents, including cover letters, resumes, personal statements, project proposals and articles.

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02

T 6-9pm

MTW 10

500.217 (H,S) (W)

INFORMATION DESIGN (3) Arnold    Limit 18   Introduction to the issues and practices of the process of designing the most transparently useful way of presenting complex information to a variety of users via guidelines and processes that are necessary for understanding how to dissect and then organize complex information so that specific users can access details of information relevant to their needs. Course work includes designing product and service information sheets for different audiences, evaluating web sites and studying writing for the web. Course cancelled 7/7/04

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Th 6-9pm

500.219 (H, S) (W)

LEGAL COMMUNICATION FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS (3) Winett   Limit 18   As the fields of science, engineering, law, and public policy increasingly interact, the need to write documents for audiences concerned with legal issues increases. Students will learn principles of legal reasoning, argumentation, and writing that are common for various audiences like clients, attorneys, colleagues from both inside and outside one’s own organization, and especially regulators of all stripes. Instruction covers both the effective written presentation of the students’ own work and the writing of reports and communication that might generate legal issues from unforeseen audiences.

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T 6-9pm

500.220 (H,S) (W)

SCIENTIC WRITING (3) Stone       Limit 18    Prepares students to write scientific articles for publication in professional and non-professional journals. Students read, analyze, and practice writing literature reviews that provide the background and rationale for their work while learning how to describe their methods so professional colleagues can replicate it and non-professional readers find it interesting and compelling.

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M 3-6pm

500.402 (H,S) (W)

PROPOSAL WRITING (3) Dunfee   Limit 18

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M 6-9pm
T 6-9pm

500.611

DISSERTATION AND JOURNAL WRITING TECHNICAL WRITING Dunfee Limit 18 Full-time WSE Graduate students only

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Th  6-9pm

500.612

PRONUNCIATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS  Inukai Limit 18  Not open to Undergraduates Focus on pronunciation, including speaking.  Participants will recognize and produce the sounds of American English and produce the rhythm of English sentences as well as the intonation patterns of spoken English to improve platform and meeting presentations.

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M  6-9pm

The following business courses are cross listed with General Engineering

551.105 (S) (W)

INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS (4) Aronhime Limit 35 per section

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02

03

04

MTW 1

Th 11

Th 12

Th 1

Th 2

551.203 (Q,S)

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (3) Powell (01) /Bridges (02)  Limit 40 per section

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02

M 6:15-9pm

T 6:15-9pm

551.204 (Q,S)

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING (3) Aronhime     Limit 30      Prereq: 551.203

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M 3-5:45pm

551.205 (S)

BUSINESS LAW I (3) Goldenberg (01) Franceschini (02 & 03) Sandhaus (04) Limit 35 per section   

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02

03

04

M 6:15-9pm

T 6:15-9pm

F 9-12

Th 6:15-9pm

551.206 (S)

BUSINESS LAW II (3) Fisher (01) Goldenberg (02) Limit 35 per section   Prereq: 551.205

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02

M 6:15-9pm

T 6:15-9pm

551.220 (S)

PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT (3) Petrovici   Limit 40   Recommended: 551.105

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W 6:15-9pm

551.231 (H,S)

CASE STUDIES IN BUSINESS ETHICS (3) Goldenberg  Limit 40 per section

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02

W 6:15-9pm   Th 6:15-9pm

551.250 (S)

PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING (3) Kendrick   Limit 40 Attendance at 1st class is mandatory

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Th 12-2:45

551.302 (Q,S)

CORPORATE FINANCE (3) Morris Limit 40   Prereq: Financial Accounting

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M 6:15-9pm

551.305 (S)

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (3) Morton/Peros  Prereq: 551.205   Limit 40

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T 6:15-9pm

551.306 (S)

LAW & THE INTERNET (3) Sandhaus (01)/ Franceschini (02)  Limit 40 per section   Prereq: 551.205

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02

W 6:15-9pm

F 1-3:45

551.325 (S)

NEGOTIATION AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT (2) Schnell   Limit 30 Attendance at first class is mandatory Course meets for nine weeks

Sec. 01

T 3-5:20pm

551.326 (S)

ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (3) Piper   Limit 40

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Th 2-4:45

551.341 (E)

BUSINESS PROCESS & QUALITY MANAGEMENT (3) Reiter   Limit 40

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T 2-4:45

551.358 (S)

INTERNATIONAL MARKETING (3) Kendrick   Recommended: 551.250      Limit 40    Covers product, pricing, promotion, distribution, market research, organization and implementation and control policies relating to international marketing.  Explores the economic, cultural, political and legal aspects of international marketing.

Sec. 01

F 12-2:45

551.365 (S)

HEALTH CARE LAW (3) Reynolds  Prereq: 551.205  Recommended: 551.105      Limit 40   

Sec. 01

M 2-4:45pm

551.460 (S)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP (3) Aronhime Limit 35   Prereq: 551.105 Recommended: 551.203, 551.250

Sec. 01

W 3-5:45pm

551.500

BUSINESS INTERNSHIP Wierman Students must complete internship application by the first week of semester.