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Montgomery CampusSchedule of ClassesTerm 3 2019 . Term 4 2019Spring 2019

Welcome to Troy University

Troy University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, baccalaureate, master’s, education specialist, and doctoral degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Troy University.

Although the publisher of this Schedule of Classes has made every reasonable effort to attain factual accuracy herein, no responsibility is assumed for editorial, clerical, or printing errors, or errors occasioned by honest mistakes. All information contained in this publication is subject to change by the appropriate officials of Troy University without prior notice. Troy University also reserves the right to cancel any class without prior notice.

Troy University is an equal opportunity institution and as such does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, age, disability, or national origin in any of its programs including admission of students and employment.

Accreditation

Disclaimer

Welcome to Troy University, a diverse and vibrant public university! TROY has outstanding students, faculty and staff who work together in the classrooms and take part in the varied extracurricular activities throughout the year, thus pro-ducing exciting and challenging educational experiences for everyone. There are nearly 20,000 students studying throughout the four major TROY campus locations in Alabama and at sites in numerous countries around the globe. TROY is a large university; however, because it is spread out over multiple campus locations, it has that “small college feel” where faculty and staff know students by their names and not by numbers.

The Montgomery Campus, located in the heart of downtown Montgomery, Ala-bama, is unique in many ways. Our outstanding faculty and staff are dedicated to serving primarily the “nontraditional” adult learner. The average age of our students is 29 and the Montgomery Campus is one of the most diverse university campuses in the Southeast. The majority of our classes are taught in the evening, online and in blended formats. Most of our students are employed, have families,

and numerous other commitments. Even though most of our courses are taught in classrooms on campus, it is often more convenient for some of our “working adults” to take courses online. This alternative option for completing courses with faculty assistance allows students to work at their own disciplined pace toward completing their degree programs.

The keys to our success in serving nontraditional students are the hard work and dedication of the TROY faculty and staff. They genuinely care about each other. Many of our faculty and staff completed their degree programs while “juggling” jobs and family responsibilities; therefore, they understand very well the demands that our students face in trying to achieve their educational goals. I know you will find the faculty and staff professional, friendly and helpful.

In addition to the nontraditional programs and courses offered on the Montgomery Campus, students also have access to all the degree programs and courses offered at other TROY campuses and sites around the world. Courses transfer seamlessly between TROY locations with no credits being lost. You can start most degree programs on one campus and complete them anywhere in the world via TROY’s outstanding online program. In reality, TROY is just “One Big Campus”!

I invite you to learn more about us by continuing to explore our website. If you still have questions that were not answered, give us a call. Better yet, stop by for a visit! I very much hope that you will come and be part of the TROY family. While you’re on the Montgomery Campus, plan a visit to TROY’s Rosa Parks Museum, The Davis Theatre for Performing Arts and the W. A. Gayle Planetarium that TROY operates for the City of Montgomery.

Ray WhiteVice Chancellor, Montgomery Campus

Schedule of ClassesTerm 3 2019 . Term 4 2019

Spring 2019

Spring 2019 (16-week Classes) ............................................................................................. Jan 9 - May 8Term 3, 2019 (9-week Classes) ............................................................................................Jan 7 - Mar 10Term 4, 2019 (9-week Classes) ........................................................................................Mar 18 - May 12

November16 .. Last Day to File a Graduation Application - Term 3 & Spring 201921-23 ...............................................Thanksgiving Holiday, Offices Closed26 ...........................................................................................Offices Reopen26 ......Registration Opens for Term 3 2019 (including GoArmy Portal)26 ............................. Book Charging Opens for Term 3 and Spring 2019

December19-31 .................................................... Christmas Holiday, Offices Closed

January1-2 ..........................................................New Year Holiday, Offices Closed3 .............................................................................................Offices Reopen6 ...................................................GoArmy Portal Closes for Term 3 20197 .............................................................. First Day of Term 3 2019 Classes9 ....................................................... Payment Due in Full for Spring 20199 ....................1st Payment Due - Tuition Payment Plan for Spring 20199 ........................................ First Day of Spring Classes (16 week courses)14 .....Last Day to Drop/Add (100% Refund) for Term 3 & Spring 201914 ............................ Book Charging Closed for Term 3 and Spring 201915 .................................................... Census Date Term 3 and Spring 201915 ............................................................... Cafe Dollars Available at Noon21 ................................... Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday, Offices Closed22 ......Last Day to Drop/Withdraw w/50% Refund (online courses) T323 . Expected Refund Disbursment from BankMobile Term 3 & Spring26 ...................Last Day to File a Graduation Application - Term 4 2019

February1 ..........................................................Final Payment due for Term 3 201915 ................................... Last Day to Drop/Withdraw from Term 3 201917 .....................Last Day to Change an Incomplete from Previous Term25 ......Registration Opens for Term 4 2019 (including GoArmy Portal)25 ................................................. Book Charging Opens for Term 4 2019

March6 ................ Final Payment Due for Spring 2019 - Tuition Payment Plan 10 ...........................................................................Last Day of Term 3 201911-15 ...................................................................Spring Break (No Classes)

12 ....................................................................Grades Due for Term 3 201915 ........................................................Administrative Day, Offices Closed17 ........................................................GoArmy Portal closes Term 4 201918 .................................... Last Day to Drop/Withdraw from Spring 201918 ............................................................ First Day of Term 4 2019 Classes25 ......................Last Day to Drop/Add (100% Refund) for Term 4 201925 .................................................Book Charging Closed for Term 4 201926 .................................................................. Census Date for Term 4 201926 ................................................................ Cafe Dollars available at Noon

April 1 ..........Last Day to Drop/Withdraw w/50% Refund (online coures) T45 .....................Last Day to File a Graduation Application - Term 5 201912 .......................................................Final Payment Due for Term 4 201926 ................................... Last Day to Drop/Withdraw from Term 4 2019

May6 ..................................................................Registration Opens for Term 58 ......................................Last Day of Spring Semester (16 week courses)19 ...........................................................................Last Day of Term 4 201920 ................................................ Montgomery Campus Commencement21 ....................................................................Grades Due for Term 4 201927 .................................................. Memorial Day Holiday, Offices Closed28 ............................................................. First day of Term 5 2019 Classes

1Dates are subject to change**PRAXIS Examinations go to www.ets.org/praxis

***Alabama Prospective Teachers Test go to www.actstudent.org

Quick Reference Phone Directory

Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Friday 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Toll Free Number ...............................................................................................................................1-888-357-8843

Admissions/Enrollment Mgmt ...............................................................................................................................800-355-8786 /(334) 241-9506Bookstore ..............................................................................................................................................................................................(334) 241-9510Canvas Support Line ............................................................................................................................................................................. 800-414-5756Career Services ....................................................................................................................................................................................(334) 241-5463Center for Student Success .......................................................................................................................................................(334) 241-9504/9777Customer Service (TROY Questions) ................................................................................................................................................ 800-414-5756Disability Services ...............................................................................................................................................................................(334) 241-5486Emergency Locator ............................................................................................................................................................................(334) 834-1400Financial Aid ........................................................................................................................................................................................(334) 241-9520Graduate School Information ............................................................................................................................................................(334) 241-9507International Student Information ....................................................................................................................................................(334) 241-9532Library.................................................................................................................................................................................................. (334) 241-9576Radio/Television Department .......................................................................................................................................................... (334) 241-9764Registrar/Records ............................................................................................................................................................................... (334) 241-9511Security Office (Campus Police) ....................................................................................................................................................... (334) 241-9500SACS Office ......................................................................................................................................................................................... (334) 241-9752SSS/TRIO ............................................................................................................................................................................................. (334) 241-9557Student E-mail Support ..................................................................................................................................................................... (334) 670-5660Student Services .............................................................................................................................................................(334) 241-9532Switchboard ....................................................................................................................................................................(334) 834-1400Testing Center ..................................................................................................................................................................................... (334) 241-9530University Relations ........................................................................................................................................................................... (334) 241-9522Veterans Affairs ......................................................................................................................................................................................800-414-5756Trojan Web Express Support Line .......................................................................................................................................................800-414-5756TROY for Troops Center ................................................................................................................................................................... (334) 241-5924WTSU Radio ....................................................................................................................................................................................... (334) 241-9574

Schedule of Classes - Montgomery Campus 3

How to Apply for Admission

How to Apply To Troy University: 1. Go to www.troy.edu 2. Click on Future Students 3. Click on “Ready to apply?” 4. Choose from UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE, OR INTERNATIONAL 5. Create your Log-In 6. Complete form steps until finished 7. Pay the application *fee online with a debit/credit card

*UNDERGRADUATE Application = $30 *GRADUATE Application = $50

**If you are a transfer student or have additional credit from a different institution or testing center, please have Official Transcripts emailed to [email protected] or mailed to: Troy University, Document Management Center, 100 University Park, Troy, AL 36082

How to Apply for Financial Aid

To Apply for Financial Aid: Please visit www.troy.edu/financialaid/ or call 800-414-5756 or (334) 241-9520ALL Financial Aid documentation must be completed and student must be registered before Financial Aid can be applied to the students accountTo Apply for VA Benefits: Please visit www.gibill.va.gov/ or call 800-414-5756 or (334) 241-9520 Students applying for Federal VA benefits Chapters 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 1606 or 1607 must complete a Veterans Education Benefits Request Form online at https://forms.troy. edu/veterans/index1.html

VA Benefits will not begin until 6-12 weeks after classes begin; therefore, VA students are responsible for their tuition and fees.

AL GI Scholarships - Amanda Raiti, (334) 670-3880Tuition Assistance - Carmen Foster, (334) 448-5121Military Dependent Scholarship - Malerie Hill, (334) 808-6703

Admissions Requirements

Freshmen Unconditional Admissions Requirements •20ACTor950SAT •2.00HighSchoolGPAor500GED(old)or145GED(new)Freshmen Conditional Admissions Requirements •17-19ACTor830-940SAT •2.50HighSchoolGPAor500GED(old)or145GED(new)Transfer Admissions Requirements •2.00GPAonallcollegesattended •24attemptedhoursofnon-developmentalcourses

**Students age 25 or older are exempt from ACT/SAT

Nursing Admissions Requirements •PleasevisittheSchoolofNursingAdmissionsOfficeat340MontgomeryStreet,Room101

It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that all tuition and fees are paid. Financial Aid must be guaranteed at the time of registration for the student to classified as a Financial Aid reciepient. Finan-cial Aid recipients are responsible for the balance of tuition and fees not paid by their award. Past due indebtedness will be submitted to a collection agency. Additional collection fees will be added to the indebted account.

Notice: You may not enroll for future terms/semesters if you are indebted to the University. The cur-rent term/semester must be paid-in-full at the time of registration.

Tuition Procedures


TestingTesting Center Summer/Fall Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Close at 5:00 p.m. between terms Friday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

•ACCUPLACERPlacementTestforEnglishandMathMon.-Thur.8:00a.m.-4:30p.m. www.accuplacer.collegboard.org/student/practice Friday 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

•Make-UpTestsforCourses Monday-Thursday8:00a.m.-4:30pm. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

•Online/ProctoredExams Monday-Thursday8:00a.m.-4:30p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

•ACTResidualTest$50.00 •January16,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •February13,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •March27,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •April24,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •May22,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. Other tests offered by the Testing Center include:

•Dantes/DSST-$100.00

•MAT(MillersAnalogiesTest)-$70.00 •January7,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •March18,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •January8.2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •March19,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •January10.2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •March21,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •January11.2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •March22,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •January14,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •March25,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •January15,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •March26,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •January17,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •March28,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •January18,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m. •March29,2019,9:30a.m.-10:30a.m.

•TEAS(TestofEssentialAcademicSkills),testfornursingstudents-$70.00 •February13,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •April24,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m •March20,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •April26,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m •March21,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •May22,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •April3,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •May23,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. •April4,2019,8:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

•PPT(ProficiencyProfileTest) •January7,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •March18,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •January8,2019,,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •March19,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •January10,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •March21,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •January14,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •March25,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •January15,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •March26,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •January17,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. •March28,2019,9:30a.m.-11:30a.m.

•CertiportTesting-Testfordesignatedstudentswithabusinessmajor.(Testfeecoveredby associated course fee)

Students must provide a picture ID before they are administered any test. Additional information can be found on the Troy University website.

Placement, make-up and online course tests are administered at the Center for Student Success located in Whitley Hall, Room 500. Instructors’ tests received in the Center after 3:30 p.m. Monday thru Thursday will not be available for stu-dents until the next business day. Additionally, instructors’ tests received after 9:00 a.m. on Friday will not be available until Monday of the following week.


Troy University offers a variety of scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students. For a com-plete listing of scholarships and requirements go to www.troy.edu/scholarships/index.html and select Graduate or Undergraduate “Montgomery Campus Scholarships”. Scholarships will cover In-State tuition only.

Some common Montgomery Campus Scholarships include: •JaneandNedVarnerMemorialScholarship(Undergraduate) •StephenH.MorochnickScholarship(Undergraduate) •GeneandJanElrodScholarship(Undergraduate) •TransferAchievementScholarship •TransferMeritScholarship •TROYCorporateAchieverScholarship •HorizonScholarship •MilitaryandFamilyMemberScholarship(ContactFriedaWilson,334-808-6172)

Scholarships

Testing, Cont.Placement Testing

Students enrolling in ENG 1100, ENG 1101, MTH 1100, MTH 1105, MTH 1110, or MTH 1112 must have completed any required placement tests or be enrolled in the appropriate prerequisite course or have successfully completed the prerequisite course with a “C” or better or you will not be able to register for the course.

Students who have an ACT English (ACT-E) score of 20 or higher are not required to take the ACCUPLACER English placement test for ENG 1101, unless the ACT is over 3 years old.

The ACCUPLACER Math Test and English Test can be taken once every 30 days.

To view sample questions, please go to www.accuplacer.collegeboard.org/student/practice.

ACT Residual Testing

ACT Residual Test fee is $50 and can be paid in the Student Financial Services Office, Whitley Hall, Room 216.

ACT Residual Test scores are only valid for Troy University sites.

To view sample questions, please go to www. actstudent.org/testprep.

Prior to being administered the ACT Residual Test, students must have applied, been admitted, or be enrolled at the institution administering the test.

TEAS

TEAS is offered on our campus for Troy University students or applicants ONLY. TEAS results will only be given to Troy University for use and cannot be transferred to another institution. The cost is $70. Please visit www.atitesting.com to register. For questions, contact (334) 241-5407.

Please contact the Testing Center at (334) 241 -9530/9531 or [email protected] for more informa-tion on testing.


Tuition Undergraduate In-State, per hour $325.00 Course Audit, per hour (No credit for a course that is audited) $162.50 Undergraduate Out-of State, per hour $650.00 Course Audit, per hour (No credit for a course that is audited) $325.00 Graduate In-State, per hour $425.00 Course Audit, per hour (No credit for a course that is audited) $212.50

Graduate Out-of State, per hour $850.00 Course Audit, per hour (No credit for a course that is audited) $425.00

Fees** Registration, per Term (non-refundable) $25.00 General University Fee (per hour) $42.00 Undergraduate Application Fee $30.00 (non-refundable) Graduate Application Fee (non-refundable) $50.00 Drop Fee (per course) $30.00 Withdrawal Fee $50.00 Payment Plan Fee $25.00 Late Fee $50.00 Program Fees by College-Undergraduate Only College of Arts & Sciences, per credit hour $12.00 Sorrell College of Business, per credit hour $18.00 College of Comm. & Fine Arts, per credit hour $12.00 College of Health & Hum. Ser., per credit hour $12.00 School of Nursing, per credit hour $40.00 Course Fees-Graduate Only Varies by Course Graduation Application Fee (non-refundable) $60.00 Testing Fees Varies by Course ACT (Residual) Testing Fee (non-refundable) $50.00 Miller AnalogiesTest (MAT) (non-refundable) $70.00 DANTES Testing Fee (non-refundable) $100.00 Nursing Admission Fee $20.00 Returned Check Fee $30.00 Student Parking Decal (non-refundable) $100.00 Student Parking Decal w/ TROY plate (non-refundable) $25.00 Faculty/Staff Zoned Decal (non-refundable) $100.00 Faculty/Staff Zoned Decal w/ TROY plate (non-refundable) $0.00 Second Parking Decal (non-refundable) $15.00 BankMobile Card Replacement Fee $10.00 Student ID Replacement Fee $15.00 ***Trojan Cafe Fee (non-refundable), per term $25.00

*Payment Plan Fee - charged when 100% tuition and fees not paid by first day of class

**Please note that this list is not a comprehensive list of all tuition and fees and are tentative and subject to change without notice.

***Trojan Cafe Dollars may only be used at the Troy University Montgomery Campus bookstore for food, drinks, and convience items only. Cafe dollars are availabe after 12 p.m. the day after Free Schedule Adjustment. Funds are accessed using your Student ID card and must be utilized by the last day of the term. All unused funds are forfeited.

****Please contact the Center for Student Success or see page 6 for testing fees.

Tuition & Fees


Financial ServicesPayment of Registration Expenses: It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that all tuition and fees are paid in full by the applicable tuition and fee due dates. Payment of fees may be made online via Trojan Web Express or at the Office of Student Financial Services. Troy University accepts Visa, Master Card, Discover, American Express, money orders, checks, and cash.

Accessing Your Statement: 1. Go to www.troy.edu/sfs/ 2. Click on Trojan Web Express 3. Click on Continue to Trojan Web Express 4. Click on Students 5. Click on Log in and enter 6. Click on View Account & Make Payment under Financial Information 7. Click on Student Finance 8. Click on Account Activity 9. Choose desired Term from drop-down 10. Printer Friendly Statement is available on the right side of the screen

Payment Plan for Semester Courses: Troy University offers a tuition and fees payment plan for the Fall (FA), Spring (SP), and Extended Summer Session (SU). A payment plan is NOT available for term courses T1, T2, T3, T4, T5. Students are required to pay half of all semester charges by the first payment due date. Students with an account balance after the first payment due date will be assessed a $25.00 payment plan fee. To meet the one-half requirement. Students may apply the following: •Awardedinstitutionalscholarships •Awardedfinancialaid •Paymentbycash,check,moneyorder,orcreditcard •Paymentfromsponsors: •Ifstudentswishtousethepaymentsfromsponsorsinthecalculationsof half payment requirement, TROY must receive the following information prior to 1st payment due date: •[email protected]: •StudentnameandIDnumber •SponsorName •Educationalexpensestobecoveredbysponsor The remaining semester balance is due on the final payment date. Failure to pay the entire balance of tuition and fees by the last payment date will result in a late fee of $50.00. Also, failure to satisfy financial obligation to TROY will result in having a restriction placed on future class registrations, possibly having the account assigned to a collection agency, and non-release of transcripts. A current semester or term debt must be paid-in-full before a student will be allowed to register during registration dates that occur prior to final payment due date.

Clearance of Past Due Accounts: All financial or other obligations to TROY must be cleared prior to the end of each semester or term. An outstanding balance for a prior semester or term must be paid before the student will be allowed to register for subsequent semesters of terms. Failure to satisfy financial obligations to TROY will result in having a restriction placed on future class registrations and transcripts. Delinquent student accounts may be reported to a credit bureau and referred to collection agencies or ligated. Students will agree to pay any and all costs associated with the collection of unpaid fees including any/all cost of collections and collection fees (33.33%), attorney fees, and/or court costs, if such is necessary.

Coordinator of Student Collections: Melissa Lambert, 334-983-6556, ext 21210


To receive any refunds from the University, a student must activate his or her refund preference with BankMobile. First, check the mail for your Refund Selection Kit, arriving in a bright green envelope. This will be sent to the address that you have on file with the University. Once it arrives, simply fol-low the steps to make your refund preference selection:

Visit Refundselection.comEnter your Personal Code (Found in your Refund Selection Kit)Select how you’d like to receive your moneyYour options for receiving your refunds are:

Electronic Deposit To Another Account (ACH Transfer) – Once funds are released by the University to BankMobile, it typically takes 1-2 business days for the receiving bank to credit the money to your account.

Electronic Deposit to a BankMobile Vibe Account – If you open a BankMobile Vibe account (upon identity verification), money is deposited the same business day BankMobile receives funds from the University.

Registration Dates*Term 3 & Spring .........................................................................................................................Nov 26- Jan 14Term 4 .........................................................................................................................................Feb 18 - Mar 25*Registration (online and on-campus) continues until the last day to drop/add for the Term or Semester

Registration Procedures:1. Remove all holds which will prevent your registration (Business Office, Advisor Approval, etc).2. In consultation with your academic advisor, plan your schedule and register for classes via

Student Planning. 3. If you are unable to register through Student Planning please go to the Records Office, room 208,

Whitley Hall. Nursing students go to the School of Nursing.4. Check with the Student Financial Services/Financial Aid Office regarding your balance.

Visit the Admissions Office if you are a new student (not admitted), a returning student who has been out 1 or more years, a returning student who has attended another institution, or a returning student who has already graduated from Troy University.

All new undergraduate students MUST attend Montgomery Impact Session before classes begin (see Troy University Montgomery Website for dates and times). All new graduate students MUST see a representative of their graduate division before or during registration and present their program of study at the time they register.

*All students should meet with their advisors prior to registration

For questions, contact Center for Student Success at (334) 241-5407. Graduate students should contact their graduate division.

Any student who registers for classes will be responsible for tuition and fees regardless of class attendance. Refunds to financial aid students are not made until after the financial aid funds have been received by the University. Fees are non-refundable. Tuition refunds will be granted according to the following schedule:

Tuition Refund Schedule

Date of Withdrawal/DropPercent/Amount RefundedOn or before the Last Day to Drop/Add (100% Refund) for each Term/Semester ...........................100%After Last Day to Drop/Add (100% Refund) for each Term/Semester.....................................................0%

Registration

MontgomeryImpact

BankMobile

Refunds


All students must complete an Intent to Graduate prior to graduating from Troy University. Intent to Graduation deadlines are located on page 3 and online at www.troy.edu/records/graduation/index.html.

There is a $60 filing fee that will be billed to the students account 10 business days after filing an In-tent to Graduate Form. If this fee and any other monies owed to Troy University are not paid prior to graduation, your diploma and transcript will be held until the balance is paid.

The ASN program in Montgomery accepts students twice a year. The application deadlines are Octo-ber 1 for Spring and May 30 for Fall.

All ASN students must be advised prior to registration.

Online Nursing Coures: All courses for RN-BSN, MSN, and DNP programs can be found online at www.troy.edu/schedules.

Prerequisite requirements are listed in the Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs. It is the student’s responsibility to fulfill all prerequisites. All applicable fees will be charged to the student for schedule changes resulting from failure to meet prerequisite requirements

The Rosa Parks Library, located on the second floor of the RPL building, provides resources for students, faculty, staff. Student ID cards are required and must be presented to check out materials from the library.

Library Hours: Monday - Wednesday .........................................8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Thursday ...............................................................8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Friday ....................................................................8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday ....................................................................................... Closed Sunday ..................................................................2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

For additional information, please call (334) 241-9576. Holiday hours may vary.

Computer and printing services are also provided by the library. There are over 30 computers and printers available. Computers are available for school projects or just to surf the web.

Troy University policy requires that all children on campus be accompanied by an adult at all times. For safety and security reasons, a child not accompanied by an adult while on campus will be treated as a lost child. All personnel, including students, are prohibited from bringing children and leaving them unattended at any location. If an unaccopmpanied child is observed, the first priority will be to locate the parent or guardian and return the lost child to their custody immediately. The parent or guardian will be advised of this policy for compliance. Adult supervision will be provided from the time the lost child is found until the campus police or other university official(s) locate the parent or guardian. If an emergency arises and a child must be brought to class or work, the child must be accompanied at all times by an adult. The adult must obtain prior written approval from the appropri-ate university official (faculty, supervisor, etc). For further information, please contact the Dean of Student Services at (334) 241-9532.

Eligible undergraduate Troy University students are invited to apply for the Student Support Services program. Student Support Services is an United States Department of Education funded initiative that assists students in obtaining their educational goals through free academic support consisting of tuto-rial services, online learning modules and study skills instruction. We also offer career and graduate school planning, instructional lab, book loan program and grant aid to eligible participants. The office of Student Support Services is located in Bartlett Hall, Room 304. For additional information, please call (334) 241-9557.

Graduation Application

School of Nursing

Prerequisites

Library Services

Children onCampus

Student SupportServices


The TROY for Troops Center is for Veterans, ROTC, Guard, Reserve, Active Duty, military person-nel and dependents. Veterans without military ID”s can show a copy of their DD 214’s one time to be added to the permanent roster. The center has a sitting area, work tables, computers with a printer, coffee, and water availabe.. Veteran resources and contacts will be available, so, if you are eligible to use the center, please come join us for the camaraderie and fellowship!

TROY for Troops Center is located in Whitley Hall, Room 102 and is available 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday thru Thursday and 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Friday. Hours may vary due to adverse winter weather availablity.

For more information, please call (334) 241-5924.

The Office of Career Services is located in Whitley Hall, Room 521 and is open to assist students and alumni with career development needs. Our mission is to help you develop a career goal and a career plan and provide career services that will allow all students and alumni to choose and attain a rewarding career. We help you assess your skills and interests, research occupations, learn job-hunting techniques and provide access to employment opportunities.

Other services offered are: •Handshake:Onlinejobplatform •Resumeandcoverlettercritique •Mockinterviewsandcoaching •Careerassessmentandexploration •Interviewdaysandcareerfairs For additional information, please call (334) 241-5463 or email [email protected].

To access the Annual Security Report go to troy.troy.edu/universitypolice/crimestats.html. Feel free to ask a campus police officer to escort you to your vehicle. If you do not see a police officer nearby, ask the front desk at Whitley Hall or Rosa Parks Library to contact a police officer for you.

The Montgomery Campus bookstore, operated by Barnes & Noble, is located in Whitley Hall, first floor. For hours of operation, please call (334) 241-9510 or visit shoptroytrojans.com and click on the Contact Us square at the bottom of the page. Select campus location for bookstore information. Students may order their textbooks for online (TROY Online) and resident courses at the Montgomery bookstore. Once registered, textbooks may also be ordered online at shoptroy-trojans.com or by logging on to Trojan Web Express and clicking on the View/Buy Textbook link and then select desired term. Students may use their Federal Financial Aid to purchase textbooks. Students save up to 50% on textbooks by renting from the Montgomery Campus bookstore.

NOTE: The textbook requirements for the Alabama Campuses (Dothan, Montgomery, Phenix City, and Troy), Global Campus, and TROY Online may differ. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure the correct textbook is purchased.

Bookstore

TROY forTroops

Career Services

Security Services


Courses designated CCAF-GE or CCAF-ME on the class schedule prerequisite/special note listing may be applied to CCAF core curriculum in General Education (GE) and Management Education (ME) respectively. Other courses in the 1100 to 4400 series may apply to CCAF elective require-ments. See your Base Education Office for specific information.

Maps are located at the Whitley Hall, front desk. Students are not permitted to park in campus lots and decks to go to work downtown.

There are several lit, security patrolled parking lots and two parking decks near Whitley Hall. You must have a current student ID and parking decal to park in campus lots and decks. All students must pay for their parking decals by going to http://splash.troy.edu/parking/index.html. Parking decals must be obtained from the Whitley Hall Lobby, Information Desk. Students must have a cur-rent ID card, current class schedule, copy of vehicle registration, and the receipt from their online registration/payment.

There will be a $100 fee ($50 with Trojan Cafe fee) for the parking decal and a $15 fee for any ad-ditional parking permits. Students showing proof of a Troy University vehicle tag on their vehicle will pay $25 for a parking decal.

Parking decals expire at the end of each summer term/semester. New Parking decals will be avail-able at the beginning of each fall term/semester. To avoid parking fines or towing at owners expense, please park in authorized spaces and have a current parking permit displayed on the outside of your drivers’ side rear window.

In compliance with Public Laws 101-542 and 102-26, the graduation rate for first-time, full-time undergraduate students who entered in the Fall of 2011 is 39%.

Federal VA and Vocational Rehab students should check with the VA benefits officer prior to register-ing. Alabama State VA students should coordinate with Student Financial Services before registering.

VA Voc Rehab - Financial Aid, (334) 241-9520State Voc Rehab - Zach Lowery, (334) 670-3730

Students are able to obtain voter registration information forms in the Registrar’s Office for the state of Alabama during regular office hours.

ID cards are mandatory for all students. In order to receive an ID card or to update an existing card, students must show their current registration form.

Student ID cards are lifetime cards and should not be destroyed. A replacement fee of $15 will be charged for student ID cards.

Student ID cards are required to check out library books, to park in the downtown lots, bookstore charges, and entry into computer labs.

Students can receive their ID cards in the Whitley Hall Lobby, Information Desk, Monday-Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. and Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

ID Card Procedures

Community College of the Air

Force

DowntownParking

GraduationRate

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Most three semester hour courses meet M/W or T/TH 5:30 p.m.-7:45 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.-10:15 p.m. See class schedule for meeting times for one day a week, early morning, and noontime courses.

Daytime courses are also available, please see class schedule.

Courses can be added to your schedule any time during registration and FREE schedule adjustment. Students may NOT add a course after the FREE schedule adjustment period.

Dropping a Course During FREE Schedule Adjustment •Studentsarenotchargedtuitionorfeesduringthisperiod •UseStudentPlanningorgototheUniversityRecordsOffice,WhitleyHall,Rm208Dropping a Course After FREE Schedule Adjustment •Studentwillowea$30dropfeeandfulltuition •Use Student Planning or go to University Registrar’s Office, Whitley Hall, room 208Withdrawing During FREE Schedule Adjustment •Studentsarenotchargedtuitionorfeesduringthisperiod •Mustcompletetheonlinewithdrawalformbygoingto https://etroy.troy.edu/forms/eWithdrawForm.aspxWithdrawing After FREE Schedule Adjustment •Studentswillowea$50withdrawalfeeandfulltuition •Mustcompletetheonlinewithdrawalformbygoingto https://etroy.troy.edu/forms/eWithdrawForm.aspx

To drop ALL courses, students will need to complete a withdrawal form by going to https://etroy.troy.edu/forms/eWithdrawForm.aspx. or in person at the Campus Registrar/Records Office, Whitley Hall, Room 208.

Studentsdroppingorwithdrawingacourse(s)afterfreescheduleadjustmentwillnotbepenalizedacademically; however full tuition and fees will apply.

For assistance with Canvas or Trojan Web Express, please go to www.helpdesk.troy.edu or click the “Live Chat” icon at the top of the Canvas page. “Live Chat” is available Monday thru Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The Educational Technology Team is available Monday thru Sunday, 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., to sup-port your technical needs through the helpdesk ticket system.

For additional information, please call the Helpdesk at 800-414-5756.

A TROY University email will be assigned to new students 24-48 hours after registration. Students email is the same as their Trojan Web Express ID. The email’s initial password will be the student’s first and last initial and date of birth. For example: John Does ,January 3, 1990, would be Jd01031990.

For further assistance with student email accounts, send an email to [email protected] or call 800-414-5756.

Canvas/TrojanWebExpressAssistance

Email Assistance

Course Sessions

Adding a Course

Drop/Withdrawal


Faculty Academic Advisors (Undergraduate and Graduate Students)

College of Arts & Science - Barlett Hall, room 305 - Third Floor, (334) 241-5477 •ComputerScienceMajors-BarlettHall(334)832-7282Sorrell College of Business - Whitley Hall, Room 418, (334) 241-9703College of Communications & Fine Arts - Building 136, Third Floor, (334) 241-5477/8705College of Education - Building 136, Third Floor, (334) 241-9577School of Nursing - 340 Montgomery Street, (334) 834-2320

Student Development Academic Advisors/Undergraduate Advisors

Undergraduate Students who have NOT declared a major, those who are conditionally admitted, and/or students who have less than 24 credit hours are advised at the following location:

Center for Student Success, Whitley Hall, Fifth Floor, (334) 241-9777/9507 Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.During Term Breaks: Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m Friday 8:00 a.m.-12:00 pm.

Students meeting Americans with Disabilities Act criteria must contact Jane Rudick, (334) 241-5486 for information regarding documentation of disability and with requests for special services and accommodations. All ADA/504 complaints should be addressed to the Dean of Student Services Offices in Whitley Hall, Room 201 or call (334) 241-9532 for investigation.

Student Success Services is located in the Center for Student Success in Whitley Hall, 5th floor, Room 510. We assist Troy University students with resources for:

•StudySkills •Note-TakingSkills •Test-TakingStrategies •OrganizationalSkills •GoalSetting •UnderstandingaSyllabus •TimeManagement For more information, contact the Student Success Specialist, by phone at (334) 241-5407.

Advising

Student with Disabilities

Student SuccessServices


1st Character 2nd Character 3rd Character 4th CharacterLocation Semester/

TermDelivery Method Sequential Alpha Identifier

(Used to distinguish between multiples of the same course being taught at the same location)

A - Atlanta DistrictC - Columbus/Ft. BenningD - DothanF - Ft. Walton DistrictG - Augusta DistrictI - InternationalJ - Pacific RegionM - MontgomeryN - School of NursingO - OrlandoP - Phenix CityS - San Antonio DistrictT - TroyX - TROY Online

S - SemesterT - Terms

A - In-classroom LectureB - In-classroom LabC - Live Lecture CaptureD - In-classroom Lecture (with class proceedings being videotaped)F - Flexible/BlendedI - InternetK - WeekendP - Internship/PracticumR - Independent ResearchS - Independent Study

A - 1st sectionB - 2nd sectionC - 3rd, etc.

N - Ft. Rucker Section

TROY 1101 MTAA 03:10PM-04:40PM T University Orientation

MTAA

Explanation of Course Section Designations in Schedule of Classes

Course Locations•MBAR=BartlettHall,126ChurchStreet•M340=NursingBuilding,340MontgomeryStreet•MRPL=RosaParksLibraryandMuseum,252MontgomeryStreet•MWHI=WhitleyHall,231MontgomeryStreet•M136=Bldg.136,136CatomaStreet

Tutoring ServicesThe Montgomery Campus Center for Student Success offers free in-person/face-to-face and online tutoring services.

In-Person Tutoring Services• Forinformationontutoringservicesandtimes,ortosignup,[email protected](includeyourname, class, and math or science question, and/or details of the help you need) or call 334-241-9777.

Online Tutoring Services• NetTutor:Freeonlineon-demandtutoringandwritingservicesareavailableforallTroystudentsviaNetTutor,through your Canvas online course module. Troy University offers unlimited use of NetTutor for all students via Canvas online course modules. NetTutor tutors are available for live sessions, to answer submitted questions, and to review papers 24 hours a day, any day of the week. All questions and writing submissions to NetTutor will be returned with your tutor’s com-ments within 48 hours.

• TroyOnlineWritingCenter:AdditionalonlinewritingassistancethroughtheTroyOnlineWritingCenter(OWC)is available to Montgomery students taking online classes. OWC tutors make ever attempt to respond to inquiries and submis-sions within 48 hours (OWC is closed Saturday and Sunday). Troy Online Writing Center help can be found at https://troyon-linecms1.s3.amazonaws.com/TC/onlin-writing-center.html.

• Otheronlinetutoringresourcesareavailable.Formoreinformation,pleasecontactStudentSuccessServicesat334-241-5407.


Dept Crs # Sect Title Hr Day Time Start Time End Bldg Rm $Fee Instructor

For current course information, please visit https://splash.troy.edu/go-to/webexpress/

SPRING SEMESTER 2019 - UNDERGRADUATE - JAN 9-MAY 8College of EducationPsychology

PSY 4497 MSPA Applied Behv. Anly Pract II 3 M 4:00 PM 5:15 PM MBAR 214 36 Grommet

College of Health & Human ServicesNursingNSG 1105 NSIA Medical Terminology 1 DavisNSG 1130 NSAA Basic Nursing Concepts 2 T 9:00 AM 11:00 AM MBAR 111 230 JohnsonNSG 1130 NSAB Basic Nursing Concepts 2 T 12:00 PM 2:00 PM MBAR 111 230 JohnsonNSG 1131 NSPA Basic Nursing Concepts Pract 2 180 PierceNSG 1135 NSPA Health Assessment Practicum 1 M 8:30 AM 10:30 AM M340 105 40 WilburnNSG 1135 NSPB Health Assessment Practicum 1 M 10:45 AM 12:45 PM M340 105 40 WilburnNSG 1135 NSPC Health Assessment Practicum 1 M 1:45 PM 3:45 PM M340 105 40 WilburnNSG 1140 NSAA Found of Adult Health Nursing 3 T 9:00 AM 12:00 PM MBAR 106 270 InnesNSG 1141 NSPA Found. of Adlt Hlth Nrsng Prac 3 220 GreenNSG 1151 NSIA Hospital Measurements 1 WilburnNSG 1151 NSIB Hospital Measurements 1 WilburnNSG 2202 NSAA Pharmacology 2 M 12:00 PM 2:00 PM M340 213 80 McCormickNSG 2213 NSIA Nutrition 2 PierceNSG 2213 NSIB Nutrition 2 PierceNSG 2213 NSIC Nutrition 2 GreenNSG 2255 NSAA Maternal Infant Nursing 2 M 9:00 AM 11:00 AM MBAR 329 215 BlackwellNSG 2256 NSPA Maternal-Infant Nsg Practicum 2 180 BlackwellNSG 2265 NSAA Nursing of Children 2 T 12:00 PM 2:00 PM MBAR 329 80 JohnsonNSG 2266 NSPA Nursing of Children Practicum 2 80 JohnsonNSG 2271 NSAA Psychosocial Nursing Concepts 2 M 9:00 AM 11:00 AM MBAR 111 80 YoungNSG 2272 NSPA Psychosocial Nursing Practicum 2 80 YoungNSG 2280 NSAA Advanced Nursing Concepts 4 M 9:00 AM 1:00 PM M340 213 295 DavisNSG 2281 NSPA Advanced Nursing Practicum 6 340 DavisNSG 2282 NSAA Adult Health Nursing II 2 T 9:00 AM 11:00 AM MBAR 329 80 HodgesNSG 2283 NSPA Adult Nursing II Practicum 2 80 Hodges

SPRING SEMESTER 2019 - GRADUATE - JAN 9-MAY 8College of EducationCounseling & Psychology

CP 6650 MSPA Practicum 3 W 5:00 PM 6:30 PM MRPL 325 45 DerocheCP 6650 MSPB Practicum 3 T 4:30 PM 6:00 PM MRPL 325 45 EllisCP 6650 MSPC Practicum: Rehab Counseling 3 T 5:30 PM 7:00 PM MRPL 303 45 MaidenCP 6655 MSPA Practicum: General Counseling 3 W 5:00 PM 6:30 PM MRPL 325 DerocheCP 6657 MSPA Internship: School Counseling 3 T 5:00 PM 6:30 PM MBAR 225 45 HodgesCP 6658 MSPA Internship: School Counseling 3 T 5:00 PM 6:30 PM MBAR 225 45 HodgesCP 6659 MSPA Internship: Mental Health 3 M 4:00 PM 5:30 PM MRPL 325 45 BoydCP 6660 MSPA Internship: Mental Health 3 M 4:00 PM 5:30 PM MRPL 325 45 BoydCP 6665 MSPA Internship (1) Addition Couns 3 T 8:00 PM 9:30 PM MWHI 326 ClarkCP 6666 MSPA Internship (2) Addition Couns 3 T 8:00 PM 9:30 PM MWHI 326 Clark




CP 6670 MSPA Internship: Rehab Counseling 3 T 5:30 PM 7:00 PM MRPL 303 45 MaidenCP 6671 MSPA Internship: Rehab Counseling 3 T 5:30 PM 7:00 PM MRPL 303 45 Maiden

Instructional Leadership & AdministrationILA 6662 MSPA Orientation in ILA 2 TBA TBA RileyILA 6663 MSPA Practicum 2 TBA TBA Riley

TERM 3 2019 - UNDERGRADUATE - JAN 7-MAR 10University CoursesTROY 1101 MTAA University Orientation 1 MW 12:00 PM 12:50 PM MWHI 318 MartinTROY 1101 MTAB University Orientation 1 MW 4:00 PM 4:50 PM MWHI 318 RudolphTROY 1101 MTAC University Orientation 1 MW 6:00 PM 6:50 PM MBAR 204 Ryals

College of Arts & SciencesAnthropologyANT 2200 MTAA Anthropology 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 632 36 Humphries

BiologyBIO 1100 MTAA Principles of Biology 3 MW 9:30 AM 11:45 AM MBAR 208 36 StaffBIO 1100 MTAB Principles of Biology 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 208 36 StaffBIO 1100 MTAC Principles of Biology 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 208 36 RobinsonBIO L100 MTBA Principles of Biology Lab 1 MW 12:00 PM 2:20 PM MBAR 209 12 BoydBIO L100 MTBB Principles of Biology Lab 1 MW 8:00 PM 10:00 PM MBAR 209 12 StaffBIO L100 MTBC Principles of Biology Lab 1 TTH 8:00 PM 10:00 PM MBAR 209 12 RobinsonBIO 3347 MTAA Human Anatomy & Physiology I 3 TTH 12:00 PM 2:15 PM MBAR 226 36 BoydBIO 3347 MTAB Human Anatomy & Physiology I 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 226 36 StaffBIO L347 MTBA Human Anatomy & Phy Lab I 1 TTH 9:30 AM 11:50 AM MBAR 334 12 StaffBIO L347 MTBB Human Anatomy & Phy Lab I 1 TTH 8:00 PM 10:20 PM MBAR 334 12 StaffBIO 3348 MTAA Human Anatom & Physiology II 3 MW 12:30 PM 2:45 PM MBAR 208 36 KerrBIO L348 MTBA Human Anatomy & Phy Lab II 1 MW 9:30 AM 11:50 AM MBAR 334 12 KerrBIO L348 MTBB Human Anatomy & Phy Lab II 1 MW 3:00 PM 5:20 PM MBAR 334 12 KerrBIO 3372 MTAA Microbiology 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 228 36 StaffBIO 3372 MTAB Microbiology 3 TTH 9:30 AM 11:50 AM MBAR 228 36 BoydBIO L372 MTBA Microbiology Lab 1 TTH 12:00 PM 2:20 PM MBAR 115 12 McElvaineBIO L372 MTBB Microbiology Lab 1 MW 3:00 PM 5:20 PM MBAR 115 12 Chesnutt

ChemistryCHM 1142 MTAA General Chemistry I 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 525 36 GriggsCHM L142 MTBA General Chemistry I Lab 1 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 536 12 Griggs

Criminal JusticeCJ 3345 MTAA Criminology 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:30 PM MWHI 323 36 Rush

Computer ScienceCS 2250 MTAA Computer Science I 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 636 36 StaffCS 2265 MTAA Advanced Programming I 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 623 36 ChangCS 3332 MTAA Software Engineering I 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 636 36 MortonCS 4443 MTAA Web-Based Software Developme 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 636 36 Dinc

History & ReligionHIS 1111 MTAA US to 1877 3 MW 3:00 PM 5:10 PM MWHI 327 36 MerrimanHIS 1112 MTAA US since 1877 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 206 36 Holmes




HIS 4414 MTAA Rise of Indus Am. 1877-1920 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 114 36 MerrimanREL 2280 MTAA World Religions 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 114 36 Staff

MathematicsMTH 96 MTAA Pre-Algebra 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 628 36 TerrellMTH 1100 MTAA Fundamentals of Algebra 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 628 36 Godwin-Hadden

MTH 1105 MTAA Intermediate Algebra 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 627 36 HarrisMTH 1105 MTAB Intermediate Algebra 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 627 36 AckermanMTH 1112 MTAA Pre-Calculus Algebra 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 220 36 JeamesMTH 1112 MTAB Pre-Calculus Algebra 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 220 36 Vilardi

ScienceSCI 2233 MTAA Physical Science 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 326 36 BoswellSCI L233 MTBA Physical Science Laboratory 1 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 207 12 Boswell

Sociology & Social ScienceSOC 3315 MTAA Sociology of Rock & Roll 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 327 36 DillonSOC 4420 MTAA Sociological Theory 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 327 36 EverhardtSOC 4490 MTPA Internship in Sociology 3 36 Everhardt

SS 3377 MTAA Spatial Appl in SS Inquiry 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 323 36 Alagan

Sorrell College of BusinessAccountingACT 2292 MTAA Prin of Accounting II 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 326 54 Staff

EconomicsECO 2252 MTFA Prin of Microeconomics 3 T 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MWHI 329 54 RoufagalasECO 4451 MTFA EconomicsofGlobalization 3 M 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MWHI 329 54 Roufagalas

Information SystemsIS 2241 MTAA Computer Concepts and Applic 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 236 54 Black

LawLAW 2221 MTCA Legal Environment of Business 3 M 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 109 54 Ames

ManagementMGT 3300 MTFA Principles of Management 3 W 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 109 54 PortisMGT 4471 MTCA Leadership and Change 3 T 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 109 54 Vendette

Quantatative MethodsQM 3345 MTCA Operations Management 3 TH 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 109 54 Todd

College of Communications & Fine ArtsArtART 1133 MTAA Visual Arts 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MBAR 120 36 EverettART 1133 MTAB Visual Arts 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MBAR 120 36 StaffART 1133 MTAC Visual Arts 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 120 36 Everett

CommunicationsCOM 2241 MTAA Fundamentals of Speech 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 617 36 WebbCOM 2241 MTAB Fundamentals of Speech 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 618 36 Morrison

EnglishENG 96 MTAA Fund of Grammar & Sent Wrtng 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 530 36 SkipperENG 1100 MTAA Preparatory English 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 318 36 EllisENG 1101 MTAA Comp and Modern English I 3 MW 9:30 AM 11:40 AM MWHI 324 36 StaffENG 1101 MTAB Comp and Modern English I 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 328 36 Musgrove




ENG 1101 MTAC Comp and Modern English I 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 324 36 StaffENG 1102 MTAA Comp and Modern English II 3 MW 12:00 PM 2:15 PM MWHI 324 36 StaffENG 1102 MTAB Comp and Modern English II 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 328 36 Rockette-Rogers

ENG 2205 MTAA World Literature Before 1660 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 623 36 MorrisonENG 2211 MTAA American Lit Before 1875 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 324 36 Ridout

MusicMUS 1131 MTAA Music Appreciation 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MBAR 111 36 AlexanderMUS 1131 MTAB Music Appreciation 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 111 36 AlexanderMUS 1131 MTAC Music Appreciation 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 111 36 HillMUS 2245 MTAA Classic Vinyl: Rock & Roll 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MBAR 111 36 Hill

SpanishSPN 1141 MTAA Introductory Spanish I 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 632 36 Westbrook

TheatreTHE 1130 MTAA Introduction to Theatre 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 328 36 Rodman

College of EducationPsychology

PSY 2200 MTAA General Psychology 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 113 36 PatrickPSY 2210 MTFA Developmental Psychology 3 T 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 113 36 SkinnerPSY 2230 MTFA Orientation to Psychology 3 M 3:00 PM 5:15 PM MBAR 113 36 DossPSY 3301 MTAA Basic Statistics 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 635 36 SmithPSY 3304 MTFA Abnormal Psychology 3 T 3:00 PM 5:15 PM MBAR 113 36 SkinnerPSY 4459 MTFA Applied Behavior Analysis 3 W 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 204 36 GaymanPSY 4460 MTFA Cognitive Psychology 3 M 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 214 36 DossPSY 4476 MTFA Behv Trtmnt of Indiv W/Autism 3 T 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 214 36 Grommet

TERM 3 2019 - GRADUATE - JAN 7-MAR 10College of Arts & SciencesComputer Science

CS 6625 MTSA SpecializedStudyinCS 3 ChangCS 6625 MTSB SpecializedStudyinCS 3 DincCS 6670 MTAA Applied Syst Anal & Design 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 314 ChangCS 6676 MTAA Advanced Computer Network 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 635 DincCS 6699 MTRA Research and Thesis 3 DincCS 6699 MTRB Research and Thesis 3 Chang

Sorrell College of BusinessHuman Resource ManagementHRM 6605 MTCA Legal Env of Employment Decis 3 M 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 110 30 Jones

College of EducationAdult EducationADE 6670 MTFA Adult Learning & Development 3 TBA TBA TaylorADE 6674 MTFA Meth & Strat for Tchg Adults 3 TBA TBA ReynoldsADE 6691 MTFA Research Methodology 3 TBA TBA LawtonADE 6699 MTFAO Capstone 3 TBA TBA Taylor




Counseling & PsychologyCP 6600 MTFA Prof Orientation and Ethics 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 325 45 BoydCP 6605 MTFA Fnd of Mental Hlth Counseling 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 325 45 BoydCP 6610 MTAA Fac Skills & Counseling Tech 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 204 45 HodgesCP 6649 MTAA Theories of Counseling 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 618 45 MaidenCP 6691 MTAA Research Methodology 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 325 45 TaylorPSY 6635 MTAA Vocational Psych & Career Dev 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 530 35 HuffmanPSY 6668 MTAA Human Lifespan & Development 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 617 15 DerochePSY 6669 MTAA Behavior Pathology 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 618 15 Driver

Instructional Leadership & AdministrationILA 6658 MTFA Working W/Diverse Populations 3 TBA TBA LemoineILA 6684 MTFA Curriculum & Instructional Str 3 TBA TBA Davis

College of Health & Human ServicesSocial WorkSWK 6614 MTAA Cultural Diversity 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM JacksonSWK 6691 MTAA Foundation Research Methods 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM KnierimSWK 6698 MTPA Foundation Practicum II 2 TTH 4:30 PM 5:30 PM 50 RossSWK 7707 MTAA Adv SW Practice with Groups 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM StaffSWK 7707 MTAB Adv SW Practice with Groups 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM StaffSWK 7796 MTPA Concentration Practicum I 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM 50 JacksonSWK 7796 MTPB Concentration Practicum I 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM 50 Knierim

TERM 4 2019 - UNDERGRADUATE - MAR 18-MAY 19University CoursesTROY 1101 MTAD University Orientation 1 TTH 12:00 PM 12:50 PM JonesTROY 1101 MTAE University Orientation 1 TTH 4:00 PM 4:50 PM Ryals

College of Arts & SciencesAnthropologyANT 3311 MTAA Physical Anthropology 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 318 36 Humphries

BiologyBIO 1100 MTAD Principles of Biology 3 MW 9:30 AM 11:45 AM MBAR 208 36 StaffBIO 1100 MTAE Principles of Biology 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 208 36 RobinsonBIO L100 MTBD Principles of Biology Lab 1 MW 12:00 PM 2:00 PM MBAR 209 12 BoydBIO L100 MTBE Principles of Biology Lab 1 MW 8:00 PM 10:00 PM MBAR 209 12 RobinsonBIO 3347 MTAC Human Anatomy & Physiology I 3 TTH 12:00 PM 2:15 PM MBAR 208 36 BoydBIO 3347 MTAD Human Anatomy & Physiology I 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:50 PM MBAR 208 36 StaffBIO L347 MTBC Human Anatomy & Phy Lab I 1 TTH 8:00 PM 10:20 PM MBAR 334 12 StaffBIO L347 MTBD Human Anatomy & Phy Lab I 1 TTH 9:30 AM 11:50 AM MBAR 334 12 KerrBIO 3348 MTAB Human Anatomy & Physiolog II 3 MW 12:30 PM 2:45 PM MBAR 208 36 KerrBIO L348 MTBC Human Anatomy & Phy Lab II 1 MW 9:30 AM 11:50 AM MBAR 334 12 KerrBIO L348 MTBD Human Anatomy & Phy Lab II 1 MW 3:30 PM 5:50 PM MBAR 334 12 KerrBIO 3372 MTAC Microbiology 3 TTH 9:30 AM 11:45 AM MBAR 206 36 BoydBIO 3372 MTAD Microbiology 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 228 36 StaffBIO L372 MTBC Microbiology Lab 1 TTH 12:00 PM 2:20 PM MBAR 115 12 McElvaineBIO L372 MTBD Microbiology Lab 1 TTH 3:00 PM 5:15 PM MBAR 115 12 Chesnutt




ChemistryCHM 1142 MTAB General Chemistry I 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 525 36 GriggsCHM L142 MTBB General Chemistry I Lab 1 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 536 12 Griggs

Criminal JusticeCJ 3325 MTAA Juvenile Justice 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:30 PM MBAR 114 36 Rush

Computer ScienceCS 2255 MTAA Computer Science II 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 636 36 MortonCS 3330 MTAA Data Structure & Algorithms 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 323 36 DincCS 4448 MTAA Operating Systems 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 636 36 Chang

History & PhilosophyHIS 1102 MTAA WesternCivilizationII 3 MW 12:30 PM 2:45 PM MBAR 113 36 MerrimanHIS 1111 MTAB US to 1877 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 341 36 HolmesHIS 1112 MTAB US since 1877 3 TTH 3:00 PM 5:10 PM MBAR 113 36 MerrimanHIS 3302 MTAA History of Religion in U.S. 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 114 36 MerrimanPHI 2204 MTAA Ethics 3 MW 8:05 AM 10:15 AM MBAR 120 36 Thurman

MathematicsMTH 1100 MTAB Fundamentals of Algebra 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 628 36 Godwin-Hadden

MTH 1105 MTAC Intermediate Algebra 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 627 36 HarrisMTH 1110 MTAA Finite Mathematics 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 627 36 TerrellMTH 1112 MTAC Pre-Calculus Algebra 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 617 36 JeamesMTH 2201 MTAA Calculus and Its Applications 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 323 36 Vilardi

ScienceSCI 2234 MTAA Earth & Space Science 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 525 36 IyeghaSCI L234 MTBA Earth and Space Science Lab 1 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 536 12 Iyegha

Sociology & Social ScienceSOC 2275 MTAA Introduction to Sociology 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 327 36 ZaworskiSOC 4446 MTAA Sociology of Education 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 327 36 GillSOC 4490 MTPB Internship in Sociology 3 36 Everhardt

SS 4499 MTAA Senior Seminar 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 632 36 Everhardt

Sorrell College of BusinessBusiness

BUS 3382 MTFA Business Communications 3 W 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 109 54 PortisBUS 4474 MTCA Business and Society 3 MW 3:10 PM 5:15 PM MBAR 109 54 Ames

FinanceFIN 3331 MTFA Managerial Finance 3 TH 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MWHI 326 54 Kim

Information SystemsIS 2241 MTAB Computer Concepts and Applic 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 236 54 Foster

LawLAW 2221 MTFB Legal Environment of Business 3 T 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MWHI 326 54 Ryals

ManagementMGT 4472 MTCA OrganizationalBehavior 3 M 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 109 30 Newman

Quantatative MethodsQM 2241 MTCA Bus Statistics & Data Analytic 3 TH 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 109 54 Todd




College of Communications & Fine ArtsArtART 1133 MTAD Visual Arts 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MBAR 120 36 EverettART 1133 MTAE Visual Arts 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MBAR 120 36 CrumpART 1133 MTAF Visual Arts 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 120 36 Crump

CommunicationsCOM 2241 MTAC Fundamentals of Speech 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 618 36 WebbCOM 2241 MTAD Fundamentals of Speech 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 618 36 Morrison

EnglishENG 96 MTAB Fund of Grammar & Sent Wrtng 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 326 36 SkipperENG 1100 MTAB Preparatory English 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 318 36 EllisENG 1101 MTAD Comp and Modern English I 3 MW 9:30 AM 11:40 AM MWHI 324 36 StaffENG 1101 MTAE Comp and Modern English I 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 328 36 Rockette-Rogers

ENG 1101 MTAF Comp and Modern English I 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 324 36 StaffENG 1102 MTAC Comp and Modern English II 3 MW 12:00 PM 2:15 PM MWHI 324 36 StaffENG 1102 MTAD Comp and Modern English II 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 328 36 MusgroveENG 2206 MTAA World Literature After 1660 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 623 36 MorrisonENG 2212 MTAA American Lit After 1875 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 324 36 Ridout

MusicMUS 1131 MTAD Music Appreciation 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MBAR 111 36 AlexanderMUS 1131 MTAE Music Appreciation 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 111 36 AlexanderMUS 1131 MTAF Music Appreciation 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 111 36 HillMUS 2245 MTAB Classic Vinyl: Rock & Roll 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MBAR 111 36 Hill

SpanishSPN 1142 MTAA Introductory Spanish II 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 632 36 Westbrook

TheatreTHE 1130 MTAB Introduction to Theatre 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:40 PM MWHI 328 36 Rodman

College of EducationPsychology

PSY 2200 MTFA General Psychology 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 225 36 RudolphPSY 2205 MTFA Psychology of Adjustment 3 T 3:00 PM 5:15 PM MBAR 225 36 SkinnerPSY 2210 MTFA Developmental Psychology 3 M 3:00 PM 5:15 PM MBAR 113 36 DossPSY 2230 MTFB Orientation to Psychology 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 113 36 StaffPSY 3311 MTFA Research Methods 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 635 36 SmithPSY 3340 MTFA Psychology of Learning 3 M 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 113 36 DossPSY 3360 MTFA Forensic Psychology 3 T 12:00 PM 2:15 PM MBAR 113 36 SkinnerPSY 4462 MTPA Applied Behav Analy Pre-Pract 1 TBA TBA 12 GrommetPSY 4478 MTFA Behv Analyst Prof & Ethical Pr 3 W 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 113 36 Gayman

TERM 4 2019 - GRADUATE - MAR 18-MAY 19College of Arts & SciencesComputer Science

CS 5550 MTAA Operating Systems Principles 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 636 30 ChangCS 6625 MTSC SpecializedStudyinCS 3 ChangCS 6625 MTSD SpecializedStudyinCS 3 Dinc




CS 6699 MTRC Research and Thesis 3 ChangCS 6699 MTRD Research and Thesis 3 Dinc

Sorrell College of BusinessHuman Resource ManagementHRM 6622 MTCA Workforce Planning & Staffing 3 TH 5:30 PM 9:00 PM MBAR 110 30 Hoover

College of EducationAdult EducationADE 6670 MTFB Adult Learning & Development 3 TBA TBA ReynoldsADE 6680 MTFA Curriculum Dev for Adult Educ 3 TBA TBA ReynoldsADE 6691 MTFB Research Methodology 3 TBA TBA Taylor

Counseling & PsychologyCP 6600 MTFB Prof Orientation and Ethics 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 325 45 MaidenCP 6642 MTAA Group Dynamics & Counseling 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 635 45 DriverCP 6651 MTAA Counseling Diverse Populations 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 530 45 DerocheCP 6656 MTAA Marriage, Family & Sex Therapy 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MBAR 204 45 RogersCP 6691 MTAB Research Methodology 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 325 45 TaylorPSY 6645 MTAA Eval & Assessmnt of Individual 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MBAR 225 45 HodgesPSY 6670 MTAA Diagnosis & Treatment Planning 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM MWHI 530 15 Driver

Instructional Leadership & AdministrationILA 6611 MTFA Community Relationships 3 TBA TBA Davis

College of Health & Human ServicesSocial WorkSWK 6608 MTAA Theory & Practice With Groups 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM JacksonSWK 6612 MTAA Foundation Pre-Pract & Seminar 3 MW 8:00 PM 10:15 PM KnierimSWK 7726 MTAA Social Work w/Military Fam 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM StaffSWK 7742 MTAA SW in School Setting 3 TTH 5:30 PM 7:45 PM RenahanSWK 7796 MTPC Concentration Practicum I 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM 50 KnierimSWK 7796 MTPD Concentration Practicum I 3 TTH 8:00 PM 10:15 PM 50 Jackson

TERM 4 2019 - EDUCATION SPECIALIST - MAR 18-MAY 19College of EducationCounseling & Psychology

CP 7700 MTAA Adv Practicum in Grp Leadershp 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 530 45 DriverCP 7702 MTFA Adv Thy & Tech of Counseling 3 MW 5:30 PM 7:45 PM MWHI 325 45 Boyd



Course Title Instructor Course Title Instructor

TROY ONLINE - UNDERGRADUATE - TERM 3 2019University Courses Sorrell College of Business

TROY-1101-XTIA University Orientation Raiti ACT-2291-XTIA Principles of Accounting I Flores

TROY-1101-XTIB University Orientation Wright ACT-2291-XTIB Principles of Accounting I Sheridan

TROY-1101-XTIC University Orientation Zahri ACT-2291-XTIC Principles of Accounting I Sheridan

TROY-1101-XTID University Orientation Henderson ACT-2292-XTIA Prin of Accounting II Flores

TROY-1101-XTIE University Orientation Lampley ACT-2292-XTIB Prin of Accounting II Staff

TROY-3300-XTIA College to Career Brown ACT-3355-XTIA Internal Auditing Staff

College of Arts & Sciences ACT-3357-XTIA Financ Reporting & Analy I Flores

AFT-2204-XTIA Prin UAS Sens/Sensing Sys Allenback ACT-4450-XTIA Auditing Concepts Staff

AFT-2206-XTIA Hum Fctr UAS Ope/Acnts Irwin BUS-1101-XTIA Introduction to Business Whitlock

ANT-2200-XTIA Anthropology Springer BUS-3310-XTIA Intermediate Excel Shehane

ANT-3311-XTIA Physical Anthropology Pappas BUS-3310-XTIB Intermediate Excel Shehane

ANT-3320-XTIA Prehisto of N. Amer Indians Mann BUS-3382-XTIA Business Communications Wright

ANT-3325-XTIA Sel Top Ant - Food Justice Carmody BUS-3382-XTIB Business Communications Wright

BIO-1100-XTIA Principles of Biology Grilliot BUS-4474-XTIA Business and Society Scroggins

BIO-1100-XTIB Principles of Biology Cannamela BUS-4474-XTIB Business and Society Schreiner

BIO-1100-XTIC Principles of Biology Gaston BUS-4476-XTIA Strategic Management Caldarola

BIO-1100-XTID Principles of Biology Jones BUS-4480-XTIA Business Seminar Hua

BIO-1120-XTIA Survey of Envirom Science Ensor ECO-2251-XTIA Prin of Macroeconomics Minadeo

BIO-L100-XTIA Principles of Biology Lab Grilliot ECO-2252-XTIA Prin of Microeconomics Minadeo

BIO-L100-XTIB Principles of Biology Lab Cannamela ECO-2252-XTIB Prin of Microeconomics Tori

BIO-L100-XTIC Principles of Biology Lab Gaston ECO-4451-XTIA Economics of Globalization Byrd

BIO-L100-XTID Principles of Biology Lab Jones FIN-2210-XTIA Personal Financial Planning Kim

BIO-L120-XTIA Survey Environme Sci Lab Ensor FIN-3331-XTIA Managerial Finance Fogelberg

CHM-1115-XTIA Survey of Chemistry King FIN-3331-XTIB Managerial Finance Krishnamoorthy

CHM-L115-XTIA Survey of Chemistry Lab King FIN-4436-XTIA Securities Analysis Cheng

CJ-1101-XTIA Intro to Criminal Justice Childs HRM-3375-XTIA Global Human Reso Mgmt. Hall

CJ-1101-XTIB Intro to Criminal Justice Oliver HRM-3375-XTIB Global Human Reso Mgmt. Schrimsher

CJ-1110-XTIA Careers in Criminal Justice Smith HRM-4455-XTIA Employment Law Benton

CJ-2231-XTIA Survey of Corrections Sowell HRM-4483-XTIA Human Resource Developm Burge

CJ-2241-XTIA Surv of Law and Criminal Sowell HRM-4485-XTIA Perfor Appraisal and Comp Edwards

CJ-3305-XTIA Found of Emer Managemen McLaughlin IS-2241-XTIA Comp Concepts and Applic Kiarie

CJ-3325-XTIA Juvenile Justice Oliver IS-2241-XTIB Comp Concepts and Applic Creel

CJ-3345-XTIA Criminology Mathis IS-2241-XTIC Comp Concepts and Applic Rouse

CJ-3349-XTIA Punishment Newvine IS-2241-XTID Comp Concepts and Applic Sherman

CJ-3352-XTIA Constitutional Law in CJ Mathis IS-2241-XTIE Comp Concepts and Applic Thomas

CJ-3365-XTIA Victimology Childs IS-2241-XTIF Comp Concepts and Applic Westfall

CJ-3367-XTIA History of Criminal Justice Horiuchi IS-3310-XTIA Intro Info Sys & Data Analy Sherman

CJ-3375-XTIA Research Methods Newvine IS-3310-XTIB Intro Info Sys & Data Analy Smith

CJ-3380-XTIA Digital Forensics I Daniel LAW-2221-XTIA Legal Environm of Business Ames

CJ-4406-XTIA Transnati Organized Crime Sowell LAW-2221-XTIB Legal Environm of Business Dove

CJ-4421-XTIA Ethics in Criminal Justice Holland LAW-4420-XTIA Administrative Law Staff

CJ-4440-XTIA Terrorism Kelley MGT-3300-XTIA Principles of Management Portis

CJ-4470-XTIA CJ Issues Homelan Security Horiuchi MGT-3300-XTIB Principles of Management Staff

CJ-4482-XTIA Digital Evidence Practicum Daniel MGT-3380-XTIA Principles of Supervision Blackwell

CJ-4488-XTIA Internship in CJ Agency Childs MGT-4471-XTIA Leadership and Change Hunter

CJ-4489-XTIA Internship in CJ Agency Childs MGT-4472-XTIA Organizational Behavior Blackwell

CJ-4490-XTIA Internship in CJ Agency Childs MGT-4475-XTIA Entrepreneurial Managem Chekwa




College of Arts & Sciences Cont.

Sorrell College of Business Cont.

CJ-4499-XTIA Senior Seminar in CJ Newvine MGT-4478-XTIA Managing in a Global Envir. Chekwa

CS-2250-XTIA Computer Science I Zhong MGT-4479-XTIA Management Seminar Caldarola

CS-2255-XTIA Computer Science II Huan MKT-3300-XTIA Principles of Marketing Elbeck

CS-2265-XTIA Advanced Programming I Haseltine MKT-3300-XTIB Principles of Marketing Amponsah

CS-3310-XTIA Foundati Computer Science Kumar MKT-3300-XTIC Principles of Marketing Staff

CS-3320-XTIA Business Systems Program Basilio MKT-3362-XTIA Promotion Management Northam

CS-3330-XTIA Data Structur & Algorithms Dinc MKT-4462-XTIA Consumer Behavior Ogungbure

CS-3332-XTIA Software Engineering I Chang MKT-4464-XTIA Marketing Research Tariq

CS-3347-XTIA Advanced Programming II Huan MKT-4468-XTIA Global Marketing Elbeck

CS-4420-XTIA Introducti to Database Syst Niu QM-2241-XTIA Bus Statisti & Data Analytic Jones

CS-4443-XTIA Web-Based Softw Develo Huan QM-2241-XTIB Bus Statisti & Data Analytic Bailey

CS-4445-XTIA Data Commun & Networki Avery QM-3345-XTIA Operations Management Bailey

CS-4447-XTIA Systems Analys and Design Gibbons College of Communication & Fine ArtsCS-4448-XTIA Operating Systems Arteta ART-1133-XTIA Visual Arts Nelson

CS-4449-XTIA Applied Networking Fulton ART-1133-XTIB Visual Arts Berwager

CS-4451-XTIA Computer Security Tyson ART-1133-XTIC Visual Arts Williams

CS-4495-XTIA Special Topics in Comp Sci Fulton CLA-2260-XTIA Classical Mythology Howard

FS-3320-XTIA Arson Investigation Smith COM-1101-XTIA Introduct to Communication Hoppin

GEO-2210-XTIA World Regional Geography Burrell COM-2241-XTIA Fundamentals of Speech Tassie

GEO-3300-XTIA Principles of Physical Geo. Earnest COM-2241-XTIB Fundamentals of Speech Padgett

GEO-4403-XTIA Conservation Roberts COM-3324-XTIA Gender Communication Cochran

HIS-1101-XTIA Western Civilization I Walker COM-3342-XTIA Argumentation & Debate Lipscomb

HIS-1101-XTIB Western Civilization I West ENG-0096-XTIA Fund of Gram & Sent Wrtng Dew

HIS-1102-XTIA Western Civilization II Mihal ENG-1100-XTIA Preparatory English Davidson

HIS-1102-XTIB Western Civilization II Kruckeberg ENG-1101-XTIA Comp and Modern English I Privett

HIS-1111-XTIA US to 1877 Ritter ENG-1101-XTIB Comp and Modern English I Clemmer

HIS-1111-XTIB US to 1877 Buckner ENG-1101-XTIC Comp and Modern English I Brewer

HIS-1111-XTIC US to 1877 Crews ENG-1101-XTID Comp and Modern English I Harris

HIS-1112-XTIA US since 1877 Mihal ENG-1102-XTIA Comp and Moder English II Willey

HIS-1112-XTIB US since 1877 Blum ENG-1102-XTIB Comp and Moder English II Carolipio

HIS-1112-XTIC US since 1877 Ross ENG-1102-XTIC Comp and Moder English II Fontana

HIS-1122-XTIA World History to 1500 Staff ENG-1102-XTID Comp and Moder English II Parsons

HIS-1123-XTIA World History From 1500 Merriman ENG-1102-XTIE Comp and Moder English II Owens

HIS-3375-XTIA Research & Methodology Kane ENG-1102-XTIF Comp and Moder English II Hensarling

HIS-4406-XTIA New South Olliff ENG-1102-XTIG Comp and Moder English II Morton

HIS-4407-XTIA Jacksonian America Puckett ENG-1102-XTIH Comp and Moder English II Mathis

HIS-4413-XTIA Antebe,Civil War & Recons Saunders ENG-2205-XTIA World Literatur Before 1660 Whatley

HIS-4451-XTIA Modern East Asia Gnoinska ENG-2205-XTIB World Literatur Before 1660 Lipscomb

LGL-3300-XTIA Legal Research and Writing Folmar ENG-2205-XTIC World Literatur Before 1660 Lipscomb

LST-3301-XTIA Methods of Critical Inquiry Kolasa ENG-2206-XTIA World Literature After 1660 Paquette

MTH-0096-XTIA Pre-Algebra Pullen ENG-2206-XTIB World Literature After 1660 Kosiba

MTH-1100-XTIA Fundamentals of Algebra Armstrong ENG-2211-XTIAO American Lit Before 1875 Meredith

MTH-1100-XTIB Fundamentals of Algebra Bennett ENG-2211-XTIBO American Lit Before 1875 Meredith

MTH-1105-XTIA Intermediate Algebra Porter ENG-2212-XTIA American Lit After 1875 Curnutt

MTH-1105-XTIB Intermediate Algebra Anderson ENG-2212-XTIB American Lit After 1875 Bonds

MTH-1105-XTIC Intermediate Algebra Wijekularathna ENG-2245-XTIA British Literature After 1785 Robertson

MTH-1110-XTIA Finite Mathematics Voloshin ENG-3326-XTIA Science Fiction Lewis





College of Comm & Fine Arts Cont.

MTH-1110-XTIB Finite Mathematics Easterling ENG-3341-XTIA Advanced Grammar I Paquette

MTH-1110-XTIC Finite Mathematics Wilhite ENG-3357-XTIA Form & Theo Nonfiction Lit Curnutt

MTH-1112-XTIA Pre-Calculus Algebra Belyi ENG-3362-XTIA Arthuri Legend Throu Ages Lipscomb

MTH-1112-XTIB Pre-Calculus Algebra Wolfe JRN-3300-XTIA Digital News Photography Tabb

MTH-1112-XTIC Pre-Calculus Algebra Szymanski JRN-4401-XTIA Comm Media Management Ward

MTH-2201-XTIA Calcul and Its Applications Vilardi MUS-1131-XTIAO Music Appreciation Gallahan

MTH-2215-XTIA Applied Discrete Mathemat Roblee MUS-1131-XTIB0 Music Appreciation Blackstock

PHI-2204-XTIA Ethics Kennedy MUS-1131-XTIC0 Music Appreciation Nozny

PHI-3365-XTIA Bioethics in Histori Contex Garlikov MUS-2235-XTIA Listening to Jazz Smith

POL-1101-XTIA Politics and Popular Culture Kolasa SPN-1141-XTIA Introductory Spanish I Suero

POL-2241-XTIAO American Nati Government Esteves SPN-1141-XTIB Introductory Spanish I Fournier

POL-2260-XTIA World Politics Hicks THE-1130-XTIA Introduction to Theatre Bamman

POL-2275-XTIA Elections Stevenson College of EducationPOL-3340-XTIA U.S. Gov - Executiv Branch Baracskay ADE-3305-XTIA Teach Adult With Technolog Aisami

POL-3343-XTIA America Political Processes Abbey ADE-3310-XTIA Teaching Adult Learners Taylor

POL-3390-XTIA Art of Politic Science Rsrch Hayes ADE-4420-XTIA His & Dev of the Workforce Cavin

POL-4410-XTIA International Pol Economy Kim ASL-1141-XTIA American Sign Language I Staff

POL-4415-XTIA International Conflict Todhunter ASL-1141-XTIB American Sign Language I Rainone

POL-4420-XTIA Constitutional Law Stevenson ASL-1142-XTIA American Sign Language II Hanyzewski

POL-4421-XTIA Introductio to Public Admin Beall ASL-2241-XTIA American Sign Language III Patterson

POL-4451-XTIA Public Personnel Admin. Brennan ECE-3315-XTIA Assessment in ECE Staff

REL-2210-XTIA Intro to Biblical Studies Valentine ECE-3325-XTIA Child Gro & Dev (birth - 8) Staff

SCI-2233-XTIA Physical Science Menon EDU-2230-XTIA Fundamentals of Teaching Wimbish

SCI-2233-XTIB Physical Science Sanders ELE-3361-XTIA Teaching Natural Science Pelham

SCI-2234-XTIA Earth & Space Science Wang ELE-3362-XTIA Teaching Mathematics Pelham

SCI-2234-XTIB Earth & Space Science Staff ITP-3355-XTIA Transliteration Kelly

SCI-2234-XTIC Earth & Space Science Liu ITP-3360-XTIA Models of Interp & Translit. Kelly

SCI-4450-XTIA Science in Regulat Environ Lukjan ITP-3364-XTIA Intro Educationa Inter/Trans Staff

SCI-L233-XTIA Physical Science Laborator Menon ITP-4457-XTIA Advanced ASL to English Staff

SCI-L233-XTIB Physical Science Laborator Sanders LDR-1100-XTIA Introduction to Leadership Spry

SCI-L234-XTIA Earth and Space Scienc Lab Wang LDR-1100-XTIB Introduction to Leadership Denison

SCI-L234-XTIB Earth and Space Scienc Lab Staff LDR-2200-XTIAO Tools for Leadership Regehr

SCI-L234-XTIC Earth and Space Scienc Lab Liu LDR-3300-XTIA Leadership Theory Hutto

SOC-2275-XTIA Introduction to Sociology Dunn LDR-3320-XTIA Great Leaders Shannon

SOC-3345-XTIA Criminology Campbell PSY-2200-XTIAO General Psychology Shaver

SOC-3380-XTIA Sociolog Social Psychology Dunn PSY-2200-XTIBO General Psychology Hammonds

SOC-4406-XTIA Urban Sociology Lynn PSY-2205-XTIA Psychology of Adjustment Goldstein

SOC-4408-XTIA Rural Sociology Lupo PSY-2210-XTIA Developmental Psychology Doss

SOC-4420-XTIA Sociological Theory King PSY-2210-XTIB Developmental Psychology Slaughter

SS-3375-XTIA Intro to Social Scientifi Inq Lynn PSY-2230-XTIA Orientation to Psychology Doss

SS-3376-XTIAO Stats Appl of Social Sci Inq Schjott PSY-2230-XTIB Orientation to Psychology Mauldin

SS-3377-XTIA Spatial Appl in SS Inquiry Earnest PSY-3301-XTIAO Basic Statistics Davis

College of Health & Human Services PSY-3304-XTIA Abnormal Psychology Walsh

AT-1101-XTIA Orientatio to Athletic Train Gramley PSY-3304-XTIB Abnormal Psychology Jones

HS-2230-XTIA Survey of Human Services Davis PSY-3310-XTIA Sensation & Perception Harrell

HS-2240-XTIA Ethics Lewis PSY-3311-XTIA Research Methods Hornsby

HS-3310-XTIA Hum. Beh. Inthe Soc. Env. I Cox PSY-3312-XTIA Psychology of Women Vega-Rodriguez




College of Hlth & Hum Serv Cont.

College of Education Cont.

HS-3310-XTIB Hum. Beh. Inthe Soc. Env. I Vukovich PSY-3315-XTIA Cult & Diversity Psycholo Navarro

HS-3335-XTIA Wellness Across Lifespan II Garner PSY-3320-XTIA Child Psychology Walsh

HS-3370-XTIA Pro. Communication Skills Simpson PSY-3322-XTIA Abnormal Child Psychology Tubre

HS-3375-XTIA Diversity Jackson PSY-3325-XTIA Adolescent Psychology Song

HS-3399-XTIA Pre-Practicum Seminar Ard PSY-3330-XTIA Health Psychology Bennett

HSTM-3345-XTIA Recreation Programming Price-Howard PSY-3332-XTIA Family Violence Hofheins

HSTM-3360-XTIA Tourism Management Holladay PSY-3340-XTIA Psychology of Learning Gayman

HSTM-3372-XTIA Hospitality Management Price-Howard PSY-3340-XTIB Psychology of Learning Gayman

HSTM-4417-XTIA Current Issues in Tourism Holladay PSY-3351-XTIA Theories of Learning Reiner

HSTM-4440-XTIA Governan & Policy in Sport Goldsmith PSY-3360-XTIA Forensic Psychology Milligan

HSTM-4445-XTIA Research Methods in Hstm Staff PSY-3380-XTIA Social Psychology Skinner

HSTM-4451-XTIA Sport Finance Staff PSY-3385-XTIA Evolutionary Psychology Chambers

HSTM-4455-XTIA Facility Management Danzey-Bussell PSY-3390-XTIA Spec Top in Psy - Spor Psyc Chievous

HSTM-4470-XTIA Revenue Generati in HSTM Price-Howard PSY-4400-XTIA Advanc General Psychology Harris

HSTM-4488-XTIA Internship I in HSTM Carroll PSY-4402-XTIA Principles of Counseling Walsh

HSTM-4489-XTIA Internship II in HSTM Carroll PSY-4421-XTIA Physiological Psychology Walsh

KHP-2211-XTIA Human Nutrition Staff PSY-4434-XTIA Drug Educ, Prev & Interven Sandoz

KHP-2251-XTIA Founda of Phys Educ & Hlt Sluder PSY-4435-XTIA Treatm of Addictive Family Valkyrie

KHP-2260-XTIA Applied Fitness Concepts Staff PSY-4459-XTIA Applied Behavior Analysis Rost

KHP-3315-XTIA Complement and Alt Thrpy Staff PSY-4460-XTIA Cognitive Psychology Poole

NSG-3309-NTFA Health Assessment Johnson PSY-4476-XTIA Behv Trt of Indiv W/Autism Grommet

NSG-3310-NTFA Health Assessme Practicum McBride PSY-4480-XTIA Senior Semin in Psychology Strickland

NSG-3319-NTFA Informatics in Nursing Leigh RED-3380-XTIA Children’s Literature Staff

NSG-3370-NTFA Professional Nursing McBride SPE-3301-XTIA Adv Intro to Disabilities Staff

NSG-4410-NTFA Population Health Nursing McBride SPE-3305-XTIA Transition Planning Johnson

NSG-4411-NTFA Popula Health Nursing Prac Johnson

SWK-2250-XTIA Intro to Social Work Hewes

SWK-2280-XTIA Social Work Research I Ricciardelli

SWK-3301-XTIA Childre and Family Service Waller

SWK-3303-XTIA Crisis Intervention Ellis

SWK-3320-XTIA Hum Beh in the Soc Env II Vukovich

SWK-3320-XTIB Hum Beh in the Soc Env II Chaumba

SWK-3375-XTIA Diversity Lopez

SWK-4471-XTIA Social Work w/Groups Davis

SWK-4472-XTIA Soc Work w/Org & Comm Duffey

SWK-4482-XTIA Social Work Practicum II Walker

SWK-4482-XTIB Social Work Practicum II Staff

TROY ONLINE - GRADUATE - TERM 3 2019College of Arts & Sciences Sorrell College of Business

ANT-5560-XTIA Magic, Witchcr, & Religion Carmody BUS-6600-XTIA Surve of Business Concepts Bookout

BIO-6691-XTIA Resrch Meth & Exper Des Menon BUS-6600-XTIB Surve of Business Concepts Bookout

CJ-6610-XTIA Principle of Administration Rush BUS-6600-XTIC Surve of Business Concepts Bookout

CJ-6630-XTIA Juvenile Justice Su BUS-6607-XTIA Capstone Experience Hamby

CJ-6643-XTIA Transportatio & Border Sec Akbas BUS-6611-XTIA Global Business Strategy Vendette

CJ-6652-XTIA Seminar in Corrections Chavez HRM-6603-XTIA Human Resource Managem Hannay

CJ-6656-XTIA Selected Topics in Security Orvis HRM-6603-XTIB Human Resource Managem Morrison






CJ-6690-XTIA Capsto for Criminal Justice Su HRM-6605-XTIA Legal Env of Employ Decis Jones

EBS-6615-XTIA Envir Law, Permit & Reg C Patty HRM-6605-XTIB Legal Env of Emplo Decis Vardaman

EBS-6691-XTIA Resrch Method & Expe Des Menon HRM-6622-XTIA Workforce Planni & Staffing Heisler

GEO-5535-XTIA Hist Geogr of Nrth America Earnest HRM-6623-XTIA Talent Development Dexter

HIS-5505-XTIA Historiograph of Old South Buckner HRM-6632-XTIA Compensation and Benefits Edwards

HIS-6630-XTIA Found Gradu Study/History Blum HRM-6635-XTIA Empl Relat Health & Safety Simpson

IR-5542-XTIA Diplomacy Ziegler HRM-6645-XTIA Internation Hum Res Mgmt Hoover

IR-5551-XTIA Survey Internatio Relations Hayes HRM-6698-XTIA Strate Human Resource Mgt Hannay

IR-6601-XTIA Research Methods in IR Davis MGT-6615-XTIA Ethi Mgt & Ldshp Glob Eco Fretwell

IR-6610-XTIA International Organizations Harrington MGT-6615-XTIB Ethl Mgt & Ldshp GlobEco Mankelwicz

IR-6620-XTIA Internat’l Politica Economy Sun MGT-6681-XTIA Organization Dev & Change Matuszek

IR-6621-XTIA East Asian Politic Economy Kim MGT-6681-XTIB Organization Dev & Change Vendette

IR-6624-XTIA Geopolitics of Eurasia Slobodchikoff MSM-6610-XTIA Theories of Organizatio Beh Coco

IR-6652-XTIA Theory & Ideol in Int Relat Slobodchikoff MSM-6610-XTIB Theories of Organizatio Beh Voss

IR-6655-XTIA Internat’l Conflict Manage Craig MSM-6630-XTIA Managem Info Systems Ldr Staff

MTH-6624-XTIA Applied Combinatorics Voloshin MSM-6633-XTIA Lead & Dev High Per Team Schraeder

PA-6601-XTIA Res Methods in Public Adm Esteves MSM-6640-XTIA Foun of Ldrship & Motivati Mankelwicz

PA-6603-XTIA Economics for Public Mgt Craig MSM-6645-XTIA Continuous Improvement Voss

PA-6610-XTIA Found of Public Administra Meine MSM-6650-XTIA Strategic Management Morrison

PA-6622-XTIA Public Policy Esteves MSM-6655-XTIA Advanced Leadership Matuszek

PA-6630-XTIA Strategic Planning Dunning QM-6655-XTIA Intro to Project Manageme Bailey

PA-6631-XTIA Program Evaluation Gibson QM-6660-XTIA Seminar in Project Manage Bailey

PA-6643-XTIA Adv Public Huma Res Mgt. Mitchell College of EducationPA-6646-XTIA Organizational Behavior McDaniel ADE-6600-XTIA Foundati of Adult Education Rosser-Mims

PA-6649-XTIA Government Contract Law Moeller ADE-6606-XTIA Curren & Emerg Educ Tech Staff

PA-6650-XTIA Govern Budget & Fin Mgm Dunning ADE-6617-XTIA Sem in Person Plng & Ldrsh Harkless

PA-6665-XTIA Leadership in Public Admin Brennan ADE-6640-XTIA Social Contexof Adult Educ Lawton

PA-6666-XTIA Fnd of Nonprofit Organizati Bailey ADE-6641-XTIA Org Behavior & Group Dyn Palmer

PA-6668-XTIA Grant Wrtg Pub & Non-profit Org

Bailey ADE-6645-XTIA Power, Poltics & Org Change

Wingate

PA-6676-XTIA Legal & Social Issues PHA McDaniel ADE-6670-XTIA Adult Learning & Develop Taylor

PA-6694-XTIA Internship Esteves ADE-6674-XTIA Meth & Strat for Tchg Adult Reynolds

PA-6699-XTIA Capstone in Public Admin Meine ADE-6691-XTIA Research Methodology Lawton

SOC-5555-XTIA Death and Dying Ejem ADE-6699-XTIAO Capstone Taylor

SS-6690-XTIA Seminar in Social Sciences Allen CP-6617-XTIA Treatmt Thy/ModaliAdd Di Clark

SS-6696-XTIA Intro to Colleg Tching of SS Everhardt CP-6617-XTIB Treatmt Thy/Modali Add Di Reed

SS-6698-XTIA Social Theory Brooks ECE-6634-XTIA Inq Into Logico-Math Know Warren

College of Communication & Fine Arts ECE-6640-XTIA Integrating Children’s Lit Gilmer

COM-6600-XTIA Communicati and Influence Hoppin EDG-6666-XTIA Nature & Need of Gifted In Farrell

COM-6605-XTIA Strategic Comm Theories Colaco EDU-6603-XTIA Planning for the Classroom Moore

COM-6620-XTIA Cont. Issues in Strg. Comm Colaco EDU-6606-XTIA Current & Emerg Instr Tech Staff

COM-6630-XTIA State Comm & Emer Media Padgett EDU-6613-XTIA Prin of Instructional Design Aisami

COM-6691-XTIA Strateg Comm Inq & Rsrch Colaco EDU-6619-XTIA Instructional Multimedia Aisami

COM-6699-XTIAO Strategic Comm Capstone Fulmer EDU-6629-XTIA The Master Teacher Paleologos

JRN-6615-XTIA Pr and Strategic Communic Colaco EDU-6691-XTIA Research Methodology Staff

JRN-6640-XTIA Communicati Law & Ethics Anthony ELE-6602-XTIA Seminar in Math Education Busby

MUS-6654-XTIA Music Pedagogy I Gallahan ELE-6640-XTIA Integrating Children’s Lit Gilmer




College of Conm & Fine Arts Cont.


MUS-6655-XTIA Music Pedagogy 2 Gallahan ILA-6658-XTIA Working W/Diverse Populat Lemoine

MUS-6691-XTIA Research Methods Orlofsky PSY-6631-XTIA Psych Foundat of Education McKenzie

College of Health & Human Services PSY-6648-XTIA Theories of Personality Matise

SFM-6610-XTIA Phy Educ, Sport,& the Law Carroll PSY-6669-XTIA Behavior Pathology Cates

SFM-6644-XTIA Hrm in Sport & Physi Actv Chelladurai SPE-6609-XTIA Content Enhancement Staff

SFM-6674-XTIA Entrepreneurship in Sport Goldsmith SPE-6630-XTIA Collaboration for Inclusion Ingram

SFM-6691-XTIA Research Methods II Kim

TROY ONLINE - DOCTORAL - TERM 3 2019College of Health & Human Services

SFM-8810-XTIA Sem in App Stats in Spt Mg Koo SFM-8825-XTID Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Mathner

SFM-8820-XTIA Sem in Legal Aspects of Sp Carroll SFM-8825-XTIE Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Kim

SFM-8825-XTIA Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Chelladurai SFM-8825-XTIF Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Carroll

SFM-8825-XTIB Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Martin SFM-8825-XTIG Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Koo

SFM-8825-XTIC Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Dixon

TROY ONLINE - UNDERGRADUATE - TERM 4 2019University Courses Sorrell College of Business

TROY-1101-XTIF University Orientation Harkless ACT-2291-XTID Principles of Accounting I Flores

TROY-1101-XTIG University Orientation McGee ACT-2291-XTIE Principles of Accounting I Sheridan

TROY-1101-XTIH University Orientation Gaines ACT-2292-XTIC Prin of Accounting II Flores

TROY-1101-XTII University Orientation Mauldin ACT-2292-XTID Prin of Accounting II Staff

TROY-3300-XTIB College to Career Brown ACT-3358-XTIA Finan Reporting & Analy II Flores

College of Arts & Sciences ACT-3395-XTIA Manageri/Cost Accounting I Teed

AFT-2208-XTIA Leg/Ethic Consd UAS Oper Irwin ACT-3396-XTIA Accounting Inform Systems Lewis

ANT-2200-XTIB Anthropology Carmody ACT-4435-XTIA International Accounting Lewis

ANT-3340-XTIA Langu in Culture & Society Pappas ACT-4451-XTIA Introduction to Taxation Mitchell

ANT-3360-XTIA Magic, Witchcr, & Religion Maher ACT-4482-XTIA Prof Dev-Mana Accounting Staff

ANT-4411-XTIA High Civilizat of New Wrld Mann ACT-4496-XTIA Manager/Cost Accounting II Jones

BIO-1100-XTIE Principles of Biology Cannamela BUS-1101-XTIB Introduction to Business Whitlock

BIO-1100-XTIF Principles of Biology Murphy BUS-3310-XTIC Intermediate Excel Shehane

BIO-1100-XTIG Principles of Biology Gaston BUS-3310-XTID Intermediate Excel Shehane

BIO-1100-XTIH Principles of Biology Jones BUS-3382-XTIC Business Communications Blankenship

BIO-1120-XTIB Survey of Envirom Science Grilliot BUS-3382-XTID Business Communications Wright

BIO-4465-XTIA Occupatio Safety & Health Menon BUS-3382-XTIE Business Communications Wright

BIO-L100-XTIE Principles of Biology Lab Cannamela BUS-4474-XTIC Business and Society Scroggins

BIO-L100-XTIF Principles of Biology Lab Murphy BUS-4474-XTID Business and Society Staff

BIO-L100-XTIG Principles of Biology Lab Gaston BUS-4476-XTIB Strategic Management Hunter

BIO-L100-XTIH Principles of Biology Lab Jones BUS-4476-XTIC Strategic Management Schreiner

BIO-L120-XTIB Survey Environme Sci Lab Grilliot BUS-4480-XTIB Business Seminar Hua

CHM-1115-XTIB Survey of Chemistry King ECO-2251-XTIB Prin of Macroeconomics Minadeo

CHM-L115-XTIB Survey of Chemistry Lab King ECO-2251-XTIC Prin of Macroeconomics Tori

CJ-1101-XTIC Intro to Criminal Justice Oliver ECO-2252-XTIC Prin of Microeconomics Roufagalas

CJ-1110-XTIB Careers in Criminal Justice Smith ECO-2252-XTID Prin of Microeconomics Tori

CJ-2221-XTIA Survey of Law Enforcemen Akbas ECO-4451-XTIB Economics of Globalization Minadeo

CJ-2221-XTIB Survey of Law Enforcemen Horiuchi FIN-3331-XTIC Managerial Finance Cheng

CJ-2231-XTIB Survey of Corrections Sowell FIN-3331-XTID Managerial Finance Kim

CJ-2241-XTIB Surve of Law and Criminal Mathis FIN-4431-XTIA Inter. Financial Managemen Krishnamoorthy






CJ-3308-XTIA Foundations of Intelligence Kelley HRM-3375-XTIC Global Human ResouMgmt. Hall

CJ-3335-XTIA Security Operations Smith HRM-4473-XTIA Labor Law & Collecti Barg Burge

CJ-3345-XTIB Criminology Mathis HRM-4481-XTIA Staffing Zhang

CJ-3349-XTIB Punishment Newvine HRM-4482-XTIA Mgt. Hlth, Safety, & Diversi Zhang

CJ-3352-XTIB Constitutional Law in CJ Orvis HRM-4483-XTIB Human Resource Developm Schrimsher

CJ-3365-XTIB Victimology Childs HRM-4485-XTIB Perfor Appraisal and Comp Edwards

CJ-3375-XTIB Research Methods Newvine IS-2241-XTIG Comp Concepts and Applic Creel

CJ-4408-XTIA Drugs, Alcohol and CJ Sowell IS-2241-XTIH Comp Concepts and Applic Sherman

CJ-4444-XTIA Community Corrections Sowell IS-2241-XTII Comp Concepts and Applic Smith

CJ-4445-XTIA Curren Issues in Law Enfor Horiuchi IS-2241-XTIJ Comp Concepts and Applic Thomas

CJ-4470-XTIB CJ Issues Homelan Security Staff IS-2241-XTIL Comp Concepts and Applic Westfall

CJ-4475-XTIA Seminar in Cyber Security Daniel IS-3310-XTIC Intro Info Sys & Data Analy Larson

CJ-4481-XTIA Operatin & File Syst Foren Daniel IS-3310-XTID Intro Info Sys & Data Analy Sherman

CJ-4488-XTIB Internship in CJ Agency Childs LAW-2221-XTIC Legal Environm of Business Benton

CJ-4489-XTIB Internship in CJ Agency Childs LAW-2221-XTID Legal Environm of Business Benton

CJ-4490-XTIB Internship in CJ Agency Childs MGT-3300-XTIC Principles of Management Coco

CJ-4499-XTIB Senior Seminar in CJ Newvine MGT-3300-XTID Principles of Management Burge

CS-2250-XTIB Computer Science I Zhong MGT-4440-XTIA Devel & Leading Eff Teams Davis

CS-2255-XTIB Computer Science II Huan MGT-4460-XTIA Introducti to Project Mgmt Montgomery

CS-2265-XTIB Advanced Programming I Haseltine MGT-4471-XTIB Leadership and Change Montgomery

CS-3320-XTIB Business Systems Program Basilio MGT-4472-XTIB Organizational Behavior Blackwell

CS-3330-XTIB Data Structure & Algorithm Dinc MGT-4478-XTIB Managing in a Global Envir. Chekwa

CS-3332-XTIB Software Engineering I Chang MGT-4479-XTIB Management Seminar Caldarola

CS-3347-XTIB Advanced Programming II Huan MKT-3300-XTIE Principles of Marketing Elbeck

CS-4420-XTIB Introducti to Database Syst Niu MKT-3300-XTIF Principles of Marketing Northam

CS-4443-XTIB Web-Based Software Devel Huan MKT-3364-XITA Product and Service Innovat Neese

CS-4445-XTIB Data Communication & Net Avery MKT-4463-XTIA Retailing Northam

CS-4447-XTIB Systems Analys and Design Kumar MKT-4468-XTIB Global Marketing Ogungbure

CS-4448-XTIB Operating Systems Arteta MKT-4469-XTIA Marketing Management Ogungbure

CS-4449-XTIB Applied Networking Fulton QM-2241-XTIC Bus Statistics & Data Analy Jones

CS-4451-XTIB Computer Security Tyson QM-2241-XTID Bus Statistics & Data Analy Bailey

CS-4495-XTIB Special Top in Compute Sci Fulton QM-3345-XTIB Operations Management Blankenship

GEO-2210-XTIB World Regional Geography Wu College of Communication & Fine ArtsGEO-2299-XTIA Basic GIS Niu ADJ-2220-XTIA Intro to Advertising Farnum

GEO-3301-XTIA Principles of Cultural Geo. Erhunmwunsee ART-1133-XTID Visual Arts Nelson

HIS-1101-XTIC Western Civilization I Hoose ART-1133-XTIE Visual Arts Skaggs

HIS-1101-XTID Western Civilization I Puckett ART-1133-XTIF Visual Arts Donahue

HIS-1102-XTIC Western Civilization II Mihal CLA-2260-XTIB Classical Mythology Howard

HIS-1102-XTID Western Civilization II Kruckeberg COM-2231-XTIA Interpersonal Communicatio Reif

HIS-1111-XTID US to 1877 Buckner COM-2241-XTIC Fundamentals of Speech Tassie

HIS-1111-XTIE US to 1877 Crews COM-2241-XTID Fundamentals of Speech Padgett

HIS-1111-XTIF US to 1877 West COM-3342-XTIB Argumentation & Debate Olmstead

HIS-1112-XTID US since 1877 Mihal COM-4426-XTIA Organizational Communicat Lipscomb

HIS-1112-XTIE US since 1877 Ross ENG-0096-XTIB Fund of Gram & Sent Wrtng Sewell

HIS-1122-XTIB World History to 1500 Staff ENG-1100-XTIB Preparatory English Padgett

HIS-1123-XTIB World History From 1500 Merriman ENG-1101-XTIE Comp and Modern English I Bai






HIS-2215-XTIA His ThroughMovies & Mus Saunders ENG-1101-XTIF Comp and Modern English I Privett

HIS-4415-XTIA Post World War II America O’Sullivan ENG-1101-XTIG Comp and Modern English I Brewer

HIS-4445-XTIA History of Moder Germany Kane ENG-1101-XTIH Comp and Modern English I Mathis

HIS-4448-XTIA The Westward Movement Ritter ENG-1102-XTIH Comp and Moder English II Robertson

HIS-4451-XTIB Modern East Asia Sivananda ENG-1102-XTII Comp and Moder English II Carolipio

HIS-4490-XTIA Senior Seminar in History Zeimet ENG-1102-XTIJ Comp and Moder English II Boutwell

LST-3310-XTIA Critical Theory Kolasa ENG-1102-XTIK Comp and Moder English II Stone

MTH-0096-XTIB Pre-Algebra Pullen ENG-1102-XTIL Comp and Moder English II Willey

MTH-1100-XTIC Fundamentals of Algebra Armstrong ENG-2205-XTICO World Literatur Before 1660 Paquette

MTH-1100-XTID Fundamentals of Algebra Bennett ENG-2205-XTIDO World Literatur Before 1660 Menon

MTH-1105-XTID Intermediate Algebra Anderson ENG-2206-XTIC World Literature After 1660 Kosiba

MTH-1105-XTIE Intermediate Algebra Connell ENG-2206-XTID World Literature After 1660 Whatley

MTH-1110-XTID Finite Mathematics Voloshin ENG-2211-XTICO American Lit Before 1875 Bonds

MTH-1110-XTIE Finite Mathematics Easterling ENG-2211-XTIDO American Lit Before 1875 Meredith

MTH-1110-XTIF Finite Mathematics Anderson ENG-2212-XTIC American Lit After 1875 Curnutt

MTH-1112-XTID Pre-Calculus Algebra Belyi ENG-2212-XTID American Lit After 1875 Meredith

MTH-1112-XTIE Pre-Calculus Algebra Wolfe ENG-2244-XTIA British Literatu Before 1785 Nokes

MTH-1114-XTIA Pre-Calculus Trigonometry Chouinard ENG-3320-XTIA Introduction to Linguistics Slobodchikoff

MTH-2201-XTIB Calculus and Its Applicatio Vilardi ENG-3366-XTIA Professio Document Design Paquette

MTH-2215-XTIB Applied Discrete Mathemat Roblee ENG-4405-XTIA History of Eng Language Ortego

PHI-2203-XTIA Introduction to Philosophy Garlikov ENG-4495-XTIA Senior Seminar in English Curnutt

PHI-2204-XTIB Ethics Lim JRN-4401-XTIB Community Media Manage Ward

POL-1110-XTIA Politics in the Digital Age Esteves MUS-1131-XTIDO Music Appreciation Gallahan

POL-2241-XTIBO American National Govern McDaniel MUS-1131-XTIEO Music Appreciation Nozny

POL-2270-XTIA Terrorism and Counterterror Baracskay MUS-1131-XTIFO Music Appreciation Phillips

POL-3300-XTIA Foundations Political Scien Kolasa MUS-2235-XTIB Listening to Jazz Camwell

POL-3330-XTIA Political Theory Kim SPN-1141-XTIC Introductory Spanish I Fournier

POL-3364-XTIA State and Local Politics Ledet SPN-1141-XTID Introductory Spanish I Suero

POL-4421-XTIB Introductio to Public Admin Beall SPN-1142-XTIA Introductory Spanish II Suero

POL-4424-XTIA Cont. American Foreig Poli Todhunter THE-1130-XTIB Introduction to Theatre Bamman

POL-4440-XTIA Advanced Research Method Abbey College of EducationPOL-4453-XTIA Bureaucratic Politics Abbey ADE-3310-XTIB Teaching Adult Learners Taylor

REL-2280-XTIA World Religions Ortiz ADE-4400-XTIA Classroo Mgmt in Adlt Lrng Lawton

SCI-2233-XTIC Physical Science Menon ASL-1141-XTIC American Sign Language I Patterson

SCI-2233-XTID Physical Science Sanders ASL-1142-XTIB American Sign Language II DiSiervi

SCI-2234-XTID Earth & Space Science Dunkley ASL-2242-XTIA American Sign Languag IV Rainone

SCI-2234-XTIE Earth & Space Science Wang ASL-2252-XTIA ASL Fingerspelling DiSiervi

SCI-2234-XTIF Earth & Space Science Lukjan EAL-3301-XTIA Educ Ldrsh & Moti Adlt Ln Wingate

SCI-3365-XTIA Principles of Applied Scien Liu EDU-3308-XTIA Integrated STEM Education Pelham

SCI-3370-XTIA Toxic,radioactive & Hazard Rehman ITP-3366-XTIA Discourse Analysis I Cerney

SCI-L233-XTIC Physical Science Laborator Menon ITP-4456-XTIA Advanced English to ASL Staff

SCI-L233-XTID Physical Science Laborator Sanders ITP-4458-XTIA Adv. Interactive Interpreting Staff

SCI-L234-XTID Earth and Space Scien Lab Dunkley LDR-1100-XTIC Introduction to Leadership Spry

SCI-L234-XTIE Earth and Space Scienc Lab Wang LDR-1100-XTID Introduction to Leadership Hutto

SCI-L234-XTIF Earth and Space Scienc Lab Lukjan LDR-4400-XTIA Leadership Seminar Shannon

SOC-2275-XTIB Introduction to Sociology Latini Wolfe PSY-2200-XTICO General Psychology Shaver

SOC-2280-XTIA Social Prob in Contmp Soci Crawley PSY-2200-XTIDO General Psychology Milligan






SOC-3316-XTIA Soc Pop Cult, Mass Med/So Dunn PSY-2210-XTIC Developmental Psychology Doss

SOC-3331-XTIA Sociology of the Family Dunn PSY-2210-XTID Developmental Psychology Slaughter

SOC-3346-XTIA Deviant Behavior Durham PSY-2230-XTIC Orientation to Psychology Walsh

SOC-3370-XTIA Society and Environment Elbaz PSY-2230-XTID Orientation to Psychology Kincaid-Bailey

SOC-4409-XTIA Political Sociology Lynn PSY-3301-XTIBO Basic Statistics Davis

SS-4498-XTIA Social Science Theory Weeks PSY-3304-XTIC Abnormal Psychology Gayman

SS-4499-XTIA Senior Seminar Brooks PSY-3304-XTID Abnormal Psychology Smothers

College of Health & Human Services PSY-3310-XTIB Sensation & Perception Harrell

AT-1101-XTIB Orientatio to Athletic Train Platt PSY-3311-XTIB Research Methods Harkabus-Fast

HS-2230-XTIB Survey of Human Services Davis PSY-3312-XTIB Psychology of Women Vega-Rodriguez

HS-2240-XTIB Ethics Staff PSY-3320-XTIB Child Psychology Nowakowski

HS-2250-XTIA Funda / Case Management Simpson PSY-3322-XTIB Abnormal Child Psychology Walsh

HS-3310-XTIC Hum. Beh. Inthe Soc. Env. I Vukovich PSY-3332-XTIB Family Violence Walsh

HS-3310-XTID Hum. Beh. Inthe Soc. Env. I Cox PSY-3340-XTIC Psychology of Learning Doss

HS-3325-XTIA Wellness Across Lifespan I Garner PSY-3351-XTIB Theories of Learning Hornsby

HS-3370-XTIB Pro. Communication Skills Lewis PSY-3360-XTIB Forensic Psychology Wills

HS-3375-XTIB Diversity Jackson PSY-3380-XTIB Social Psychology Skinner

HS-4400-XTIA Human Service Field Expe Hlavaty PSY-4400-XTIB Advanced General Psychol Harris

HSTM-2201-XTIA Leisure in Society Price-Howard PSY-4401-XTIA Psych Tests and Measureme Milligan

HSTM-3374-XTIA Hotel Management Price-Howard PSY-4421-XTIB Physiological Psychology Reiner

HSTM-4415-XTIA Tourism Impacts & Plannin Holladay PSY-4430-XTIA Intro to Substa Abuse Coun Sandoz

HSTM-4419-XTIA Tourism Enterprises Holladay PSY-4436-XTIA Treat Theories & Mod Add Valkyrie

HSTM-4430-XTIA Marketing in HSTM Kim PSY-4451-XTIA History & Systems of Psych Madsen

HSTM-4443-XTIA Sports Administration Kim PSY-4460-XTIB Cognitive Psychology Skinner

HSTM-4460-XTIA Leadership Prin in HSTM Price-Howard PSY-4478-XTIA Behv Analy Prof & Ethical Gayman

HSTM-4488-XTIB Internship I in HSTM Carroll PSY-4480-XTIB Senior Seminar in Psycholo Strickland

HSTM-4489-XTIB Internship II in HSTM Carroll SPE-3306-XTIA Teach Students W/ Mild Dis Staff

HSTM-4499-XTIA Seminar in HSTM Holladay SPE-3309-XTIA Teach Stude W/ Mod/Sever Staff

KHP-2211-XTIB Human Nutrition Staff

KHP-2251-XTIB Founda of Phys Educ & Hlt Sluder

KHP-2260-XTIB Applied Fitness Concepts Staff

KHP-3316-XTIA Community Nutrition Staff

KHP-4458-XTIA Lifecycle Nutrition Staff

NSG-3380-NTFA Patho & Human Response Lahnstein

NSG-4430-NTFA Advanced Nursing Theory Leigh

NSG-4431-NTFA Adv Nursing Preceptorship Leigh

NSG-4440-NTFA Resea & Evidence Pract Rn Lahnstein

SWK-2281-XTIA Social Work Research II Ellis

SWK-3302-XTIA Social Service Resources Waller

SWK-3304-XTIA SW Practi in Health Setting Staff

SWK-3320-XTIC Hum Beh in the Soc Env II Vukovich

SWK-3320-XTID Hum Beh in the Soc Env II Chaumba

SWK-3340-XTIA Social Policy and Planning Granich

SWK-3375-XTIB Diversity Vukovich

SWK-3390-XTIA Social Work w/Individual Lopez

SWK-4480-XTIA Pre-Practicum Seminar Eubanks

SWK-4480-XTIB Pre-Practicum Seminar Eubanks




College of Hlth & Hum Serv Cont.

SWK-4483-XTIA Social Work Practicum III Walker

TROY ONLINE -GRADUATE - TERM 4 2019College of Arts & Sciences Sorrell College of Business

ANT-5510-XTIA High Civilizati of Old Wrld Grantham BUS-6600-XTID Surve of Business Concepts Bookout

BIO-6601-XTIA Environ & Biological Ethic Whatley BUS-6600-XTIE Surve of Business Concepts Bookout

CJ-6620-XTIA Current Trends in Crim La Folmar BUS-6600-XTIF Surve of Business Concepts Bookout

CJ-6622-XTIA Sem in the Admin. of Justic Rush BUS-6607-XTIB Capstone Experience Hamby

CJ-6636-XTIA Criminological Theory Chavez BUS-6611-XTCB Global Business Strategy Vendette

CJ-6640-XTIA Seminar in Law Enforceme Akbas FIN-6631-XTIA Global Financial Manageme Krishnamoorthy

CJ-6650-XTIA Surv of Resrch Metho in CJ Holland HRM-6603-XTIC Human Resource Managem Dexter

CJ-6690-XTIB Capsto for Criminal Justice Su HRM-6603-XTID Human Resource Managem Simpson

EBS-6601-XTIA Envir & Biological Ethic Whatley HRM-6605-XTIC Legal Env of Employ Decis Vardaman

EBS-6630-XTIA Pollution Science Miller HRM-6622-XTIB Workforce Planning & Staffi Hoover

EBS-6635-XTIA Land Use Planning Waldner HRM-6623-XTIB Talent Development Dexter

EBS-6665-XTIA Sustainable Development Boyd HRM-6632-XTIB Compensation and Benefits Heisler

GEO-5503-XTIA Conservation Alagan HRM-6635-XTIB Empl Relat Health & Safety Simpson

HIS-6670-XTIA Historiogra of Middle East Hagler HRM-6645-XTIB Internatio Hum Res Mgmt Hoover

IR-5524-XTIA Contem Amer Foreign Polic Milton HRM-6698-XTIB Strategic Human Resou Mgt Hannay

IR-5540-XTIA Conflict Processes Craig MGT-6615-XTIC Ethic Mgt & Ldshp Glo Eco Fretwell

IR-5551-XTIB Survey International Relatio Hayes MGT-6615-XTID Ethic Mgt & Ldshp Glo Eco Staff

IR-5552-XTIB International Law Walsh MGT-6681-XTIC Organization Dev & Change Mankelwicz

IR-6601-XTIB Research Methods in IR Davis MGT-6681-XTID Organization Dev & Change Mankelwicz

IR-6617-XTIB Chinese Security Campbell MKT-6661-XTIA Global Strategic Marketing Colley

IR-6620-XTIB Internat’l Political Econom Sun MSM-6610-XTIC Theories of Organizatio Beh Schraeder

IR-6640-XTIA Gov & Politics of Dev Nati Kim MSM-6633-XTCB Lead & Dev High Perf Tea Voss

IR-6648-XTIA Compa Pol Sub-Saharan Af Stewart MSM-6640-XTIB Found of Ldrship & Motivat Schraeder

IR-6652-XTIB Theory & Ideolog in Int Rel Slobodchikoff MSM-6645-XTIB Continuous Improvement Bandow

IR-6687-XTIA Latin Americ Political Econ Henshaw MSM-6650-XTIB Strategic Management Morrison

PA-6601-XTIB Res Methods in Public Adm Dunning MSM-6655-XTIB Advanced Leadership Matuszek

PA-6605-XTIA Training & Development Mitchell QM-6640-XTIA Data Analysis for Glbl Mgt Bailey

PA-6608-XTIA Comparative Public Admin Anderson QM-6660-XTIB Sem in Project Management Bailey

PA-6610-XTIB Found of Public Administra Anderson College of Education

PA-6620-XTIA Theory of Organizations Gibson ADE-6606-XTIB Current & Emerg Educ Tech Staff

PA-6624-XTIA Public Hum Resource Mgt Dunning ADE-6612-XTIA Workfor Mgmt & Org Dev Cavin

PA-6625-XTIA Speciali Stdy in Pub Admin Waldner ADE-6653-XTIA Evaluation and Assessment Lawton

PA-6640-XTIA Intergovernment Relations Dunning ADE-6670-XTIB Adult Learning & Develop Reynolds

PA-6647-XTIA Advanced Contract Admin Alvarey ADE-6680-XTIA Curricul Dev for Adult Educ Reynolds

PA-6667-XTIA Exec Ldrship in Nonpr Org Mack ADE-6691-XTIB Research Methodology Taylor

PA-6674-XTIA Ethics in Public Admin Meine ADE-6699-XTIBO Capstone Lawton

PA-6677-XTIA Pub Hlth Prep & Emer Res Esteves CP-6634-XTIA Drug Educ, Prev, & Interve Clark

PA-6679-XTIA e-Governance Esteves EAL-6633-XTIA Leadership: Theory & Practi Staff

PA-6699-XTIB Capstone in Public Admin Meine ECE-6632-XTIA Authentic Assessmt in Ece Gilmer

SOC-5515-XTIA Sociology of Gender Brooks EDG-6670-XTIA Special Population of Gifted Farrell

SS-6691-XTIA Surv Researc Methods in Ss Bradley EDU-6600-XTIA Classroom Mgt & Behav Int Farrell

College of Communication & Fine Arts EDU-6606-XTIB Current & Emerg Instr Tech Staff

COM-6610-XTIA Leader and Media Strategie Padgett EDU-6611-XTIA Educ Technology in Curricu Weldon






COM-6640-XTIA Global Communication Spurlock EDU-6614-XTIA Instruction Perf Design Syst Aisami

COM-6699-XTIB Strategic Comm Capstone Fulmer EDU-6616-XTIA E-Learning Design Aisami

COM-6635-XTIA Strategic Organizati Comm Cochran EDU-6653-XTIA Educational Evaluation Paleologos

JRN-6600-XTIA Media Management Spurlock EDU-6693-XTIA Quant Mthds of Eval of Tea Poole

MUS-6685-XTIA Music Pedagogy 4 Orlofsky ELE-6601-XTIA The Art of Teaching Writing McKenzie

College of Health & Human Services ILA-6611-XTIA Community Relationships Davis

SFM-6600-XTIA Fnd. of Sport & Fitn Mgmt Carroll ILA-6684-XTIA Curriculum & Instructio Str Davis

SFM-6604-XTIA Statistical Analy & Interp Kim MUS-6653-XTIA Educational Eval in Music Walker

SFM-6617-XTIA Research Methods I Kim PSY-6631-XTIB Psych Foundat of Education McKenzie

SFM-6639-XTIA Sport Communication Goldsmith PSY-6635-XTIA Vocati Psych & Career Dev Vaughn

PSY-6668-XTIA Hum Lifespan & Developm Crawford

PSY-6693-XTIA Psych & Educational Statisti Poole

RED-6675-XTIA Literacy Instr for Diver Pop Staff

SL-6640-XTIA Teaching Language Skills Johnson

SL-6645-XTIA Grammar Xu

SL-6653-XTIA Assessment & Evaluation Lawton

SPE-6614-XTIA Adapt Strat for Mld Dis K-6 Staff

SPE-6620-XTIA Srv Delv Mode for Mult Dis Staff

SPE-6640-XTIA Teaching Diverse Learners Staff

TROY ONLINE - DOCTORAL- TERM 4 2019College of Health & Human Services

SFM-8814-XTIA Seminar in Sport Finance Dixon SFM-8825-XTIK Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Mathner

SFM-8825-XTIH Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Chelladurai SFM-8825-XTIL Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Kim

SFM-8825-XTII Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Martin SFM-8825-XTIM Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Carroll

SFM-8825-XTIJ Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Dixon SFM-8825-XTIN Speciali Study in Spt Mgmt Koo

TROY ONLINE - UNDERGRADUATE - SPRING SEMESTER 2019College of Health & Human Services

NSG-3380-NXIA Patho & Human Response Leigh NSG-4440-NXIA Resear & Evidence Pract Rn Lahnstein

NSG-4430-NXIA Advanced Nursing Theory Lahnstein NSG-3340-NXIA Ethics in Nursing McBride

NSG-4431-NXIA Advanced Nursing Precepto Lahnstein NSG-2230-NXIA Advanced Medical Terminol

NSG-4431-NXIB Advanced Nursing Precepto Lahnstein

TROY ONLINE - GRADUATE -SPRING SEMESTER 2019College of Health & Human Services

NSG-6604-NXIA Theories in Nursing Lewis NSG-6666-NXPJ Prim Car I Precp: Peds& W Kelley

NSG-6604-NXIB Theories in Nursing Lewis NSG-6666-NXPK Prim Car I Precp: Peds& W Kelley

NSG-6604-NXIC Theories in Nursing Lewis NSG-6666-NXPL Prim Car I Precp: Peds& W Kelley

NSG-6604-NXID Theories in Nursing Lewis NSG-6666-NXPM Prim Car I Precp: Peds& W Kelley

NSG-6633-NXIA Healthcare Systems Martin NSG-6666-NXPN Prim Car I Precp: Peds& W Kelley

NSG-6633-NXIB Healthcare Systems Martin NSG-6670-NXIA Role Synthesis Seminar Mason

NSG-6634-NXIA Role of the Informatic Spec Vardaman NSG-6670-NXIB Role Synthesis Seminar Mason

NSG-6634-NXIB Role of the Informatic Spec Vardaman NSG-6670-NXIC Role Synthesis Seminar Mason

NSG-6637-NXIA Adv. Nursing Pract Intern II Vardaman NSG-6670-NXID Role Synthesis Seminar Mason

NSG-6637-NXIB Adv. Nursing Pract Intern II Vardaman NSG-6680-NXPA Family Nurse Pract Internsh Burns

NSG-6645-NXIA Fam & Cul Thy in Adv Nsg Leigh NSG-6680-NXPB Family Nurse Pract Internsh Burns

NSG-6645-NXIB Fam & Cul Thy in Adv Nsg Leigh NSG-6680-NXPC Family Nurse Pract Internsh Burns




College of Health & Human Services Cont.NSG-6645-NXIC Fam & Cul Thy in Adv Nsg Leigh NSG-6680-NXPD Family Nurse Pract Internsh Burns

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