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The list below is in order by the GenEd categories: Comunicating, Creating, Deciding, Modeling: Mathematics, Modeling: Natural Sciences, Modeling: Other, and Reflecting. Click the course title to link to the online university Schedule of Classes to see the course description, scheduling details, pre- and corequisite specifics, and other information.

Freshman Seminar and the Computer Skills Workshop are also listed.

Other notes:

This list should only be used for fall and spring semester--not summer--planning.
Availability values are H for High, meaning many seats are available; M for medium, and L for few seats.

Communicating

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Communicating	Economics	73-270	Writing for Economics		Y	N
Communicating	English	76-100	Reading and Writing in an Academic Context		N	N
Communicating	English	76-101	Interpretation and Argument		N	N
Communicating	English	76-227	Comedy		N	N
Communicating	English	76-238	Intro to Media: Literacies in Media & Popular Culture		N	N
Communicating	English	76-240	Special Topics in Literature: Paradise Lost in Popular Culture		N	N
Communicating	English	76-270	Writing for the Professions		N	N
Communicating	English	76-272	Language in Design		N	N
Communicating	English	76-318	Communicating in the Global Marketplace		N	N
Communicating	English	76-325	Special Topics: Presidential Campaign Rhetoric		Y	N
Communicating	English	76-340	Introduction to Performance Theory		N	N
Communicating	English	76-346	Major Works of Modern Poetry	M	Y	N
Communicating	English	76-355	Leadership, Dialogue and Change		N	N
Communicating	English	76-357	Language, Power and the Law		N	N
Communicating	English	76-367	Major Works of Modern Fiction		Y	N
Communicating	English	76-377	The Rhetoric of Fiction		N	N
Communicating	English	76-378	Literacy: Educational Theory & Community Practice		N	N
Communicating	English	76-386	Language and Culture		N	N
Communicating	English	76-387	Sociolinguistics		N	N
Communicating	English	76-393	Rhetorical Traditions		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-101	Elementary French I		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-102	Elementary French II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-103	Elementary French I online		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-104	Elementary French II online		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-111	Elementary Arabic I		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-112	Elementary Arabic II		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-121	Elementary German I		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-122	Elementary German II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-123	Directed Language Study: Elementary German I & II		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-131	Elementary Chinese I		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-132	Elementary Chinese II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-133	Elementary Chinese I online		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-134	Elementary Chinese II online		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-135	Intensive Elementary Chinese		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-141	Elementary Spanish I		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-142	Elementary Spanish II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-143	Elementary Spanish I Online		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-144	Elementary Spanish II Online		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-161	Elementary Italian I		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-162	Elementary Italian II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-163	Directed Language Study: Elementary Italian I & II		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-171	Elementary Japanese I		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-172	Elementary Japanese II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-191	Elementary Russian I		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-192	Elementary Russian II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-201	Intermediate French I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-202	Intermediate French II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-203	Intermediate French I online		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-204	Intermediate French II online		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-221	Intermediate German I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-222	Intermediate German II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-231	Intermediate Chinese I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-232	Intermediate Chinese II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-235	Intensive Intermediate Chinese		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-241	Intermediate Spanish I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-242	Intermediate Spanish II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-243	Intermediate Spanish I Online		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-244	Intermediate Spanish II Online		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-261	Intermediate Italian I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-262	Intermediate Italian II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-271	Intermediate Japanese I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-272	Intermediate Japanese II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-280	Learning about Language Learning		N	Y
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-291	Intermediate Russian I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-292	Intermediate Russian II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-331	Advanced Chinese I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-332	Advanced Chinese II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-333	Introduction to Chinese Language and Culture		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-334	Structure in Chinese		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-335	Selected Readings in Chinese		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-337	Chinese for Oral Communication I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-338	Chinese for Oral Communication II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-371	Advanced Japanese I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-372	Advanced Japanese II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-373	Structure of the Japanese Language		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-374	Technical Japanese		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-383	Introduction to Second Language Acquisition		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-388	Understanding Second Language Fluency		N	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-391	Advanced Russian I		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-392	Advanced Russian II		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-436	Introduction to Classical Chinese		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-442	Analysis of Spoken Spanish		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-443	Spanish Reading and Translation Workshop		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-444	The Structure of Spanish		Y	N
Communicating	Modern Languages	82-477	Japanese Conversation Analysis		Y	N
Communicating	Philosophy	80-180	The Nature of Language	H	N	N
Communicating	Philosophy	80-280	Linguistic Analysis		Y	N
Communicating	Philosophy	80-281	Language and Thought		N	N
Communicating	Philosophy	80-380	Philosophy of Language		Y	N

Creating

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Creating	Architecture	48-095	Architecture for Non-Majors I		N	N
Creating	Architecture	48-130	Architectural Drawing I: A Tactile Foundation		N	N
Creating	Architecture	48-132	Architectural Drawing I: A Tactile Foundation (for non-architecture majors)		N	N
Creating	Architecture	48-135	Architectural Drawing 2: Appearance		Y	N
Creating	Architecture	48-240	Historical Survey of World Architecture & Urbanism		Y	N
Creating	Architecture	48-340	Modern Architecture		Y	N
Creating	Architecture	48-343	American Built Environment		Y	N
Creating	Architecture	48-348	History of Central American Architecture		Y	N
Creating	Architecture	48-433	The Destruction and Rebuilding of Iconic Building and Cities		Y	N
Creating	Architecture	48-448	History of Sustainable Architecture		N	N
Creating	Architecture	48-477	Undergraduate Making Things Interactive		N	N
Creating	Art	60-101	Concept Studio I		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-102	Concept Studio II		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-104	Contemporary Issues Forum		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-110	Electronic Media Studio I		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-141	Black and White Photography I (CL 62-141)		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-150	2D Media Studio I: Drawing		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-151	Two-Dimensional Media Studio II: Drawing		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-201	Concept Studio III - Systems and Processes		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-202	Concept Studio: EcoArt		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-205	Modern Visual Culture: 1789-1945		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-206	Contemporary Visual Culture: 1945 to the Present		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-210	Electronic Media Studio II		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-230	3-D Media Studio II		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-250	2D Media Studio III: Painting		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-251	Two-Dimensional Media Studio IV		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-301	Contextual Practice		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-302	Making Connections: Individual Projects in the Community		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-351	Art & Religion (crosslisted with 79-325)		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-353	High and Popular Culture in the Arts		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-354	Art, Aesthetics and Literature		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-356	Art from 1965 to the Present		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-364	New Technologies and Artists’ Tools		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-372	Critical Theory		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-375	Art History/Theory: Contemporary Likeness, Identity and Culture (cross listed with 79-355)		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-391	Special Topics: Pop International		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-398	Special Topics in Art History/Theory		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-414	Advanced ETB: Animation Art and Technology		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-415	Advanced ETB: Animation		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-416	Advanced ETB: Interactive Multimedia		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-417	Advanced ETB: Video		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-418	Advanced ETB: The Interactive Image		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-420	Advanced ETB: Interactive/Reactive Environments: Circuit Bending		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-421	Advanced ETB: Gizmology		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-422	Advanced ETB: Robotic Art Studio		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-424	Advanced ETB: Special Topics: The Poetics of Gameplay		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-424	Advanced ETB: Art Practice on the Digital Disapora		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-424	Advanced CP/ETB: Special topic		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-424	Advanced ETB: Special Topic: Video and Performance		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-424	Advanced CP/ETB: Special Topic: Mapping Braddock		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-426	Advanced ETB: Interactive Electronics for Artists and Inventors		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-426	Advanced ETB/SIS: Special Topic: Digital Fabrication for the Arts		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-427	Advanced ETB: Special Topic		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-429	Advanced ETB: Special Topic		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-429	Advanced ETB: Physical Computing: Art of Noises and High Tech Gizmos		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-430	Advanced SIS: Sculpture		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-431	Advanced SIS: Installation		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-432	Advanced SIS: Site-Work		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-433	Advanced SIS: Clay		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-434	Advanced SIS: Foundry		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-435	Advanced SIS: Metals		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-437	Advanced SIS: Environmental Sculpture		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-438	Advanced SIS: Intimate Objects		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-446	Advanced SIS Special Topic: Material Worlds - Contemporary Sculpture and the Social Life of Objects				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-446	Advanced SIS Special Topic: Miniature Worlds - Small Scale Casting and Fabrication
Creating	Art	60-446	Advanced SIS Special Topic: Wanderlust - Artistic Perspectives on Mobility		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-448	Advanced CP Special Topic: Seduction and Sedition				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-448	Advanced CP Special Topic		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-449	Advanced CP Special Topic: The Storefront Project		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-450	Advanced PDP: Drawing		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-451	Advanced PDP: Anatomy/Drawing		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-453	Advanced PDP: Painting		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-455	Advanced PDP: Intaglio		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-456	Advanced PDP: Lithography		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-457	Advanced PDP: Idea Generation		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-458	Advanced PDP: Serigraphy		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-462	Advanced PDP: Two Dimensional Mixed Media		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-463	Advanced PDP: Print/Draw		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-465	Advanced PDP: bioGRAPHICAL		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-467	Advanced PDP: Printstallation: Hybrid Works and Collaborative Projects		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-471	Advanced PDP Drawing: The Figure, Anatomy and Expression		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-473	Advanced PDP Special Topic: Painting as Process - Remix, Re-imagine, Rework				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-474	Advanced PDP Special Topic: Book				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-475	Advanced CP/PDP Special Topic - Printwork: Production and Projects				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Art	60-540	The Artist as Entrepreneur		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Creating	Business Administration	70-350	Business Acting		N	N
Creating	Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-241	Revolutions of Circularity		N	N
Creating	Center for Arts and Society	64-100	Critical Histories of the Arts		N	N
Creating	Center for Arts and Society	64-300	CAS Fall Fellow		N	N
Creating	Center for Arts and Society	64-401	Contemporary Poetry, Politics, and Publics		N	N
Creating	CFA Interdisciplinary	62-141	Black and White Photography I (CL 60-141 and 51-265))		N	N
Creating	CIT Interdisciplinary	39-100	Special Topics: What is Engineering?		N	N
Creating	Computer Science	15-101	Exploring Programming with Alice		N	N
Creating	Design	51-171	Human Experience in Design		N	N
Creating	Design	51-231	Calligraphy I	L	N	N
Creating	Design	51-232	Calligraphy II	L	Y	N
Creating	Design	51-261	Communication Design Fundamentals		N	N
Creating	Design	51-262	Communication Design Fundamentals		N	N
Creating	Design	51-263	Industrial Design Fundamentals		N	N
Creating	Design	51-264	Industrial Design Fundamentals		N	N
Creating	Design	51-265	Black and White Photography I		N	N
Creating	Design	51-271	Design History I		N	N
Creating	Design	51-425	Beginning Book Arts Lab		N	N
Creating	Design	51-426	Beginning Book Arts Lab		N	N
Creating	Design	51-427	Advanced Book Arts Workshop		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-109	Dramaturgy I	L
Creating	Drama	54-163	Production for Non-Majors		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-164	Production for Non-Majors		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-177	Foundations of Drama I		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-188	Introduction to Playwriting (CL 76-187)		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-189	Advanced Playwriting		Y	N
Creating	Drama	54-190	Advanced Playwriting		Y	N
Creating	Drama	54-191	Acting for Non-Majors		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-192	Acting for Non-Majors		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-193	Intro to Screenwriting		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-194	Intro to Screenwriting		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-195	Advanced Screenwriting		Y	N
Creating	Drama	54-196	Advanced Screenwriting		Y	N
Creating	Drama	54-239	History of Architecture and Décor		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-240	History of Architecture and Décor		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-245	History of Clothing		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-246	History of Clothing		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-281	Foundations of Drama II		N	N
Creating	Drama	54-433	Producing for Television and Film		N	N
Creating	English	76-222	Intro to Performance Studies: Texts for Social Change		N	N
Creating	English	76-245	Shakespeare: Tragedies & Histories		N	N
Creating	English	76-247	Shakespeare: Comedies & Romances		N	N
Creating	English	76-260	Survey of Forms: Fiction		N	N
Creating	English	76-261	Survey of Forms: Non-Fiction		N	N
Creating	English	76-265	Survey of Forms: Poetry		N	N
Creating	English	76-266	Survey of Forms: Creative Non-Fiction		N	N
Creating	English	76-268	Survey of Forms: Drama		N	N
Creating	English	76-269	Survey of Forms: Screenwriting		N	N
Creating	English	76-363	Reading in Forms: Contemporary Poetry		N	N
Creating	English	76-364	Readings in Forms: Fiction		N	N
Creating	English	76-375	Magazine Writing		Y	N
Creating	Entertainment Technology Center	53-609	Game Design		N	N
Creating	History	79-278	Rights to Representation: Indigenous People and their Media		Y	N	New course number. Formerly 79-303.
Creating	History	79-317	Art, Anthropology, and Empire		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-364
Creating	Modern Languages	82-387	Film Festival		N	N
Creating	Modern Languages	82-413	The Arts in Society: Theaters of Love		Y	N
Creating	Music	57-101	Introduction to Music Technology	L	N	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Creating	Music	57-103	Elective Studio (Beginning Piano Class)		N	N	Fee is based on the length of the class (50 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education Course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-105	Elective Studio (Jazz Piano I Class, fall semester)		N	N	Fee is based on the length of the class (50 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education Course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-106	Elective Studio (Jazz Piano I Class, spring semester)		N	N	Fee is based on the length of the class (50 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education Course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-107	Elective Studio (Jazz Piano II Class, fall semester)				Fee is based on the length of the class (50 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education Course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-108	Elective Studio (Jazz Piano II Class, spring semester)
Creating	Music	57-109	Elective Studio (Guitar Class)				Fee is based on the length of the class (50 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education Course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-110	Elective Studio (Voice Class)				Fee is based on the length of the class (50 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education Course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-117	Choral Ensemble		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-118	Instrumental Ensemble		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-120	Elective Studio (Voice)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-121	Elective Studio (Piano)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-122	Elective Studio (Organ)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-123	Elective Studio (Harp)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-125	Elective Studio (Violin)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-126	Elective Studio (Viola)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-127	Elective Studio (Cello)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-128	Elective Studio (Double Bass)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-129	Elective Studio (Guitar)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-130	Elective Studio (Flute)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-131	Elective Studio (Oboe)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-132	Elective Studio (Clarinet)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-133	Elective Studio (Bassoon)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-134	Elective Studio (Saxophone)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-135	Elective Studio (Horn)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-136	Elective Studio (Trumpet)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-137	Elective Studio (Trombone)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-138	Elective Studio (Euphonium)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-139	Elective Studio (Tuba)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-140	Elective Studio (Percussion)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-141	Elective Studio (Composition)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-142	Elective Studio (Bagpipes)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-143	Elective Studio (Alexander Technique I)		N	N	Fee is $275.00. Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-144	Elective Studio (Jazz Improv)		N	N	Units and fee are based on the length of the lesson (30, 45, 60 minutes). Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-145	Elective Studio (Alexander Technique II)		N	N	Fee is $275.00. Must be taken for a letter grade to be counted as a General Education course. Information is available from Daniel Barrett dbarrett@andrew.cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-149	Basic Harmony I		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Creating	Music	57-152	Harmony I		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Creating	Music	57-161	Eurhythmics I		N	N
Creating	Music	57-171	Introduction to Music Technology (self-paced)	L	N	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Creating	Music	57-173	Survey of Western Music History		N	Y
Creating	Music	57-180	Basic Solfege I		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Creating	Music	57-181	Solfege I		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Creating	Music	57-185	Advanced Solfege I		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Creating	Music	57-209	The Beatles		N	N
Creating	Music	57-225	Contemporary Ensemble		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-227	Jazz Ensemble		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-230	Baroque Ensemble		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-337	Sound Recording	L	N	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Creating	Music	57-338	Sound Editing and Mastering		Y	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Creating	Music	57-347	Electronic and Computer Music	L	Y	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Creating	Music	57-377	Psychology of Music	L	N	N	Limited spaces for junior and senior non-music majors.
Creating	Music	57-420	Jazz Vocal Ensemble		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-423	Repertoire Orchestra		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Creating	Music	57-438	MultiTrack Recording		Y	N
Creating	Music	57-463	Eurhythmics Applications for Non-Majors		N	N
Creating	Music	57-477	Music and the Spirit		N	N	This is a seminar class with limited spaces (14) in each section.
Creating	Music	57-478	Survey of Historical Recording				This is a seminar class with limited spaces (14) in each section.
Creating	Music	57-480	History of Black American Music		N	N
Creating	Philosophy	80-291	Issues in Multimedia Authoring		N	N
Creating	Statistics	36-315	Statistical Graphics and Visualization		Y	N

Deciding

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Deciding	Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-231	Environmental and Early Warnings		N	N
Deciding	Economics	73-100	Principles of Economics	H	N	N
Deciding	Economics	73-150	Microeconomics	H	Y	Y
Deciding	History	79-313	Objects of Value		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-348
Deciding	History	79-342	Introduction to Science and Technology Studies		N	N
Deciding	History	79-354	Religion in American Society		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-222
Deciding	Philosophy	80-130	Introduction to Ethics		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-136	Social Structure, Public Policy & Ethics		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-208	Critical Thinking	M	N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-221	Philosophy of Social Science		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-230	Ethical Theory	M	N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-235	Political Philosophy		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-237	Politics, Philosophy and Economics	H
Deciding	Philosophy	80-241	Ethical Judgments in Professional Life		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-242	Conflict and Dispute Resolution		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-243	Business Ethics		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-244	Environmental Ethics		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-245	Medical Ethics		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-270	Philosophy of Mind		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-271	Philosophy and Psychology		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-305	Rational Choice (CL 88-356)		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-321	Causation, Law, and Social Policy		Y	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-335	Seminar: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (CL 88-308)		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-336	Philosophy and Law		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-338	Health, Development, and Human Rights		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-341	Computers and Ethics		N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-430	Ethics and Medical Research	M	N	N
Deciding	Philosophy	80-447	Global Justice		N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-102	Introduction to Psychology	H	N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-105	Introduction to Consciousness		N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-211	Cognitive Psychology	H	N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-213	Human Info Processing & Artificial Intelligence	M	Y	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-219	Biological Foundations of Behavior	H	N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-221	Principles of Child Development	H	N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-241	Social Psychology	H	N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-251	Personality	H	N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-261	Abnormal Psychology	H	N	N
Deciding	Psychology	85-395	Applications of Cognitive Science	L	Y	N
Deciding	Social and Decision Sciences	88-104	Decision Processes in American Political Institutions	M	N	N
Deciding	Social and Decision Sciences	88-120	Reason, Passion, and Cognition	M	N	N
Deciding	Social and Decision Sciences	88-307	Principles of Individual & Collective Irrationality	M	N	N
Deciding	Social and Decision Sciences	88-358	Policy Making Institutions	M	Y	N
Deciding	Statistics	36-201	Statistical Reasoning and Practice		N	N
Deciding	Statistics	36-220	Engineering Statistics and Quality Control		N	N
Deciding	Statistics	36-247	Statistics for Lab Sciences		N	N
Deciding	Statistics	36-303	Sampling Surveys and Society		Y	N

Freshman Seminar

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Freshman Seminar	Economics	73-101	Great Economists and their Legacies		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Economics	73-101	An Economist's Perspective on Public Policy		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Economics	73-101	Freshman Seminar
Freshman Seminar	Economics	73-101	Freshman Seminar: Capitalism, Poverty and Labor		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-142	Burly Mugs & Buddaflies: Exp Voices African-American Poetry		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-143	English Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-143	Contemporary World Literature		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-143	Black Women Writers and Narratives on Freedom		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-143	The Imperial Gothic		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-143	Sex, Money, and Property		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-144	The War Against Cliché		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-144	English Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-144	Innovative African-American Poetry		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-145	One Story Four Ways		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	English	76-145	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	english	76-145	Freshman Seminar
Freshman Seminar	H&SS Interdisciplinary	66-149	Words & Numbers: Composing & Analyzing Texts		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-153	Religion and Violence		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-157	Feast and Famine: Population and Family Systems in Past and Present		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-158	Slavery and Emancipation in the Americas		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-159	Religious Origins of the Culture Wars		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-162	Slavery and Freedom in African History		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-167	Rivers as Environmental Gateways to American History		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-168	From Peasants to Ph.D.s: The History of Immigration to the U.S.		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-169	Stalin and the Great Terror in the Soviet Union		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-170	Freshman Seminar:				Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-171	Freshman Seminar: 19th and 20th Century Russia, Literature, Music, Art, Theatre				Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-173	Freshman Seminar: Barack Obama and the History of Race in America				Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	History	79-174	Freshman Seminar: North of the Border Mexican Immigration Past and Present
Freshman Seminar	Information Systems	67-170	Puzzles, Games, and Problem Solving
Freshman Seminar	Modern Languages	82-129	World Wars & World Peace in Literature & the Visual Arts		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Modern Languages	82-179	Freshman Seminar: The Faust Legend at Home and Abroad				Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Modern Languages	82-180	Freshman Seminar: Matisse and Picasso: Friends or Foes		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Modern Languages	82-181	19th & 20th C Russian Literatire, Music, Art & the Theatre		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Modern Languages	82-182	Language & Culture: Language in its Social Context		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Modern Languages	82-184	The Birth and Death of Tragedy		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Modern Languages	82-186	Introduction to Russian Culture		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Modern Languages	82-188	The Uses and Abuses of Haiti: History, Politics, Culture and Language		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Philosophy	80-104	Mysticism		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Philosophy	80-105	Freshman Seminar: Models of Worlds and Minds		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Philosophy	80-106	Science Fiction and Philosophy		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Philosophy	80-108	Politics and the Media		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Philosophy	80-109	The Linguistics of Political Discourse		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Philosophy	80-109	Establishing Foundations for Claims about Language: Linguistic Theory		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Philosophy	80-114	Freshman Seminar: Mind, Meaning and Morals		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Philosophy	80-115	Philosophy Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Psychology	85-112	Problem Solving & the Legacy of Herbert Simon		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Psychology	85-113	Why People Believe Weird Things		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Psychology	85-114	Mind and Brain: The Neural Basis of Thought		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Psychology	85-117	Assessing Carnegie Mellon University Education		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Psychology	85-119	Freshman Seminar: An Introduction to Consciousness		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Psychology	85-121	Freshman Seminar: How Children Learn Mathematics		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Psychology	85-122	What is Scientific Thinking and How Can it be Taught?		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Social and Decision Sciences	88-111	Freshman Seminar: Human Rights and Global Politics		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Social and Decision Sciences	88-117	Social Dilemmas, from Overpopulation to Global Warming		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Social and Decision Sciences	88-119	Freshman Seminar:
Freshman Seminar	Statistics	36-149	Statistics Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Statistics	36-149	Statistics and Sports		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar	Statistics	36-149	The Tree of Life		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.

Modeling: Mathematics

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-110	Problem Solving in Recreational Mathematics		N	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-111	Calculus I		N	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-112	Calculus II		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-120	Differential and Integral Calculus		N	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-121	Integration and Differential Equations		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-122	Integration, Differential Equations & Approximation		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-123	Calculus of Approximation (5 units)		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-127	Concepts of Mathematics		N	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-131	Analysis I		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-132	Analysis II		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-241	Matrix Algebra		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-256	Multivariate Analysis and Approximation		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Mathematical Sciences	21-259	Calculus in Three Dimensions		Y	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Philosophy	80-110	Nature of Mathematical Reasoning		N	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Philosophy	80-210	Logic and Proofs		N	N
Modeling: Mathematics	Philosophy	80-211	Logic and Mathematical Inquiry		N	N

Modeling: Natural Sciences

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-121	Modern Biology	H	N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-122	Organismic Botany	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-125	Evolution and the History of Life	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-130	Introduction to Mammalian Physiology		Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-130	Biology of Organisms	H	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-203	Bench to Bedside: Process of Regenerative Therapeutics	M	N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-204	Information, Entropy, and Noise in the Brain	H	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-231	Biochemistry I	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-232	Biochemistry I	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-311	Introduction to Computational Moledular biolog		Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Biological Sciences	03-360	The Biology of the Brain (Introduction to Neuroscience)	H	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-101	Introduction to Experimental Chemistry (3 units)	M	N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-103	Atoms, Molecules and Chemical Change (non-maj)	H	N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-104	Fundamental Aspects of Organic Chemistry & Biochemistry (non-maj)	M	N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-105	Introduction of Modern Chemistry I	H	N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-106	Modern Chemistry II	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-217	Organic Chemistry I	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-218	Organic Chemistry II	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-221	Laboratory I: Introduction to Chemical Analysis		Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Chemistry	09-222	Laboratory II: Organic Synthesis and Analysis	L	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-106	Physics I for Engineering Students	H	N	Y
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-107	Physics II for Engineering Students	H	Y	Y
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-111	Physics I for Science Students	H	N	Y
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-112	Physics II for Science Students	H	Y	Y
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-114	Physics of Musical Sound	H	N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-115	Physics for Future Presidents		N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-124	Introduction to Astronomy	H	N	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-131	Matter and Interactions I	H	N	Y
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-132	Matter and Interactions II	H	Y	Y
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-211	Physics III: Modern Essentials	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-213	Mini-Courses in Special Relativity (4 units)	M	Y	N
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-224	Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe	H	N	Y
Modeling: Natural Sciences	Physics	33-355	Nanoscience and Nanotechnology	H	Y	N

Modeling: Other

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Modeling: Other	Biomedical Engineering	42-101	Introduction to Biomedical Engineering		N	N
Modeling: Other	Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-238	Materials, Energy and Environment		N	N
Modeling: Other	Chemical Engineering	06-100	Introduction to Chemical Engineering		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Chemistry	09-109	Kitchen Chemistry Sessions		N	N
Modeling: Other	Chemistry	09-209	Kitchen Chemistry Sessions		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Civil and Environmental Engineering	12-100	Intro to Civil and Environmental Engineering		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Computer Science	15-102	Exploring Programming with Graphics		N	N
Modeling: Other	Computer Science	15-105	Principles of Computation		N	N
Modeling: Other	Computer Science	15-110	Introduction to Programming		N	N
Modeling: Other	Computer Science	15-121	Introduction to Data Structures		N	N
Modeling: Other	Electrical & Computer Engineering	18-100	Introduction to Electrical & Computer Engineering (co-requisite 21-120)		Y	Y
Modeling: Other	Engineering and Public Policy	19-101	Introduction Engineering & Public Policy		Y	N
Modeling: Other	History	79-382	History of Biomedical Research		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-333
Modeling: Other	Human-Computer Interaction Institute	05-291	Human-Computer Interaction for Non-Majors		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Human-Computer Interaction Institute	05-413	Human Factors		N	N
Modeling: Other	Materials Science and Engineering	27-100	Engineering Materials of the Future		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Mechanical Engineering	24-101	Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Philosophy	80-220	Philosophy of Science		N	N
Modeling: Other	Philosophy	80-222	Measurement and Methodology		N	N
Modeling: Other	Philosophy	80-226	Revolutions in Science		N	N
Modeling: Other	Philosophy	80-312	Philosophy of Mathematics		N	N
Modeling: Other	Philosophy	80-313	Philosophy of Logic		N	N
Modeling: Other	Philosophy	80-322	Philosophy of Physics		N	N
Modeling: Other	Philosophy	80-323	Philosophy of Biology		N	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-355	Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-370	Perception	L	Y	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-392	Human Expertise	L	Y	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-406	Autism: Psychological and Neuroscience Perspectives	L	Y	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-412	Cognitive Modeling	L	Y	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-414	Cognitive Neuropsychology	L	Y	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-419	Introduction to Parallel Distributed Processing	L	Y	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-423	Cognitive Development	L	Y	N
Modeling: Other	Psychology	85-429	Cognitive Brain Imaging	L	N	N
Modeling: Other	Social and Decision Sciences	88-110	Experiments with Economic Principles	H	N	N
Modeling: Other	Social and Decision Sciences	88-360	Behavioral Economics	M	Y	N
Modeling: Other	Social and Decision Sciences	88-391	Technology and Economic Growth	M	N	N
Modeling: Other	Statistics	36-202	Statistical Methods		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Statistics	36-310	Fundamentals of Statistical Modeling		Y	N
Modeling: Other	Statistics	36-350	Data Mining		Y	N

Reflecting

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Reflecting	Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-234	Introduction to Global Agriculture		N	N
Reflecting	Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-242	Meaning Across the Millenia		N	N	Course enrollment is by permission of instructor only! William Alba Director, Science and Humanities Scholars Program Director, Advanced Placement Early Action Program Carnegie Mellon University Doherty 2201 alba@cmu.edu 412-268-7333
Reflecting	Center for Arts and Society	64-400	CAS Spring Fellow: The Art of Gentrification		N	N
Reflecting	Center for Arts and Society	64-402	Practices & Issues in Contemporary Asian Art		N	N
Reflecting	Design	51-371	Design and Social Change		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-214	Passing and the African-American Novel		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-215	19th Century American Literature
Reflecting	English	76-221	Studies in Classical Literature: Books You Should Have Read By Now		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-230	Early Modern Literature		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-230	19th Century American Literature and Culture		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-231	20th Century American Literature and Culture		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-232	African American Studies: Protest, Resistance, and Self-Id		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-233	Plays, Players and Playgoing, 1500-1737		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-233	Post-Colonial Literature		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-234	Books, Authors, Readers	M
Reflecting	English	76-235	British Literature and Culture Before 1800		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-236	19th Century British Literature and Culture		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-239	Introduction to Film Studies		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-241	Introduction to Gender Studies		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-243	18th Century Literature		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-246	British and American Literature and Culture		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-246	British & American Lit & Culture (prior to F05)		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-246	Media Revolutions (beginning Fall 2005)		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-311	18th Century Literary and Cultural Studies: Sibling Rivalry: The Visual and Verbal 18th Century with Thora Brylowe
Reflecting	English	76-319	Environmental Rhetoric		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-320	English Literary Culture, 1600-1750		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-320	The Cultural History of Print in Britain & America		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-326	Post-Colonial Literature and Theory		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-329	Global Women's Writing		Y	N
Reflecting	English	76-330	Medieval Literary and Cultural Studies		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-331	Renaissance Literary and Cultural Studies		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-332	Topics in African American Literature		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-333	18th Century Literary and Cultural Studies: Sibling Rivalry: The Visual and Verbal 18th Century with Thora Brylowe		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-333	Postcolonial Studies		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-334	19th Century Literary and Cultural Studies		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-335	20th Century Literary and Cultural Studies		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-336	19th Century Literary and Cultural Studies		Y	N
Reflecting	English	76-337	American Literature and Culture: Capital Fictions		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-337	World Literature		Y	N
Reflecting	English	76-338	The American Cinema		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-339	Advanced Studies in Film and Media		Y	N
Reflecting	English	76-343	Pirates, Prostitution, and Pickpockets: Deviancy in the 18th Century		Y	N
Reflecting	English	76-347	American Literary & Cultural Studies: Contemporary Fiction		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-348	American Novel after 1945		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-349	The Lost Generation		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-350	Asian-American Literature	M
Reflecting	English	76-353	Travel Writing and Cross Cultural Encounters		Y	N
Reflecting	English	76-353	Advanced Gender Studies		N	N
Reflecting	English	76-354	South Asian Literature		N	N
Reflecting	H&SS Interdisciplinary	66-301	Science & Christianity: A Multidiscipline Approach		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-104	Introduction to World History		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-113	Culture and Identity in American Society		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-205	20th Century Europe		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-207	Development of European Culture		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-208	Europe’s Two Revolutions: Dynamics of Change in 19th Century		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-250
Reflecting	History	79-220	The Caribbean: Cultures and Histories		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-253
Reflecting	History	79-221	Development and Democracy in Latin America		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-289.
Reflecting	History	79-222	Between Revolutions: Development of Modern Latin America		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-290
Reflecting	History	79-224	Mayan America		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-260
Reflecting	History	79-227	Introduction to African History: 18th Century to Neo-Colonialism		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-258
Reflecting	History	79-240	Development of American Culture		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-206
Reflecting	History	79-241	African-American History I		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-242	African-American History II		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-243	African-American Women in U.S. History		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-382
Reflecting	History	79-249	20th Century U.S.		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-204
Reflecting	History	79-251	India/America: Democracy, Diversity, Development		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-255	Irish History		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-261	Chinese Culture and Society		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-270
Reflecting	History	79-265	Russian History: From the First to the Last Tsar		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-280
Reflecting	History	79-280	Experiencing Globalization		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-380.
Reflecting	History	79-281	Introduction to Religion		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-259
Reflecting	History	79-289	Energy, Environment, and Globalization in the Americas		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-263
Reflecting	History	79-303	Pittsburgh and the Transformation of Modern Urban America		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-244
Reflecting	History	79-311	Introduction to Anthropology		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-201
Reflecting	History	79-330	Medicine and Society		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-384
Reflecting	History	79-345	The Roots of Rock and Roll		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-218
Reflecting	History	79-349	The Holocaust in Historical Perspective		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-219
Reflecting	History	79-352	The Arab-Israeli Condition: War and Peace		N	N
Reflecting	History	79-353	Religious Identities and Religious Conflicts in 19th Century Europe		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-275
Reflecting	History	79-386	African Entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurs in Africa	M			New course number. Formerly 79-301
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-273	Introduction to Japanese Language and Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-278	Japanese Literature in Translation		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-303	French Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-304	Francophone World		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-305	French in its Social Contexts		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-323	Germany, Austria & Switzerland in the 20th C		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-324	Contemporary Germany, Austria, and Switzerland		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-325	Introduction to German Studies		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-342	Spain: Language and Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-343	Latin America: Language and Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-344	U.S. Latinos: Language and Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-345	Hispanic Literary and Cultural Studies		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-361	Introduction to Italian Culture		Y
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-362	Italian Language and Culture: Italy as Seen through Film		N	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-396	Faust Legend at Home and Abroad		N	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-397	Russia’s Demons		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-399	Special Topics in Russian		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-407	The Arts in Society: French Modernism		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-415	Topics in French and Francophone Studies		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-416	Topics in French and Francophone Studies		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-421	German Literature of the 19th Century		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-422	German Literature of the Early 20th Century		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-424	The New Germany		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-425	Topics in German Literature and Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-426	Topics in German Literature and Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-427	Nazi and Resistance Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-428	History of German Film		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-432	Popular Culture in China		N	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-433	Topics of Contemporary Culture of China		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-434	Studies in Chinese Traditions		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-441	Studies in Peninsular Literature and Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-445	US Latino Lit: Necessity is Mother To all “Coyotes”		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-451	Studies in Latin American Literature and Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-452	The Latin American Fin de Siglo		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-453	Voices Within: The Crisis of Latin Am Identity		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-454	The Hispanic Caribbean		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-455	Topics in Hispanic Studies		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-456	Literature and Revolution in 20th Century Central America		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-457	Contemporary Latin American Texts: “Back to the Future” - Revision, Rewriting, and Representation		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-474	Topics in Japanese Studies: Youth Culture		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-474	Topics in Japanese Studies		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-475	Topics in Japanese Studies: Aspects of Daily Life Buddhist Perspectives		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-491	Literature, Politics, and Film in Russia and East Europe Today		N	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-492	Historical Imagination in 19th Russian Literature.		Y	N
Reflecting	Modern Languages	82-493	Joseph Brodsky in Context		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-100	Introduction to Philosophy	H	N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-135	Introduction to Political Philosophy		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-150	Nature of Reason		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-151	God in the West		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-201	Epistemology		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-250	Ancient Philosophy		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-251	Modern Philosophy		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-252	Kant		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-253	Continental Philosophy		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-254	Analytic Philosophy		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-255	Pragmatism		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-257	Nietzsche		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-258	Leibniz, Locke and Hume		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-260	History and Theory of Nonviolence	H	N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-261	Empiricism and Rationalism	H	N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-263	19th Century Philosophy of Science	H	N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-275	Metaphysics		N	N
Reflecting	Philosophy	80-276	Philosophy of Religion		N	N
Reflecting	Psychology	85-253	Evolutionary Psychology		N	N
Reflecting	Psychology	85-351	Eastern and Western Approaches to Mind/Body		Y	N
Reflecting	Psychology	85-363	Attention, Its Development and Disorders	L	Y	N
Reflecting	Psychology	85-375	Cross Cultural Psychology	L	Y	N
Reflecting	Psychology	85-382	Consciousness and Cognition	L	Y	N
Reflecting	Psychology	85-421	Language and Thought	L	Y	N
Reflecting	Social and Decision Sciences	88-181	Topics In Law: 1st Amendment	M	N	N
Reflecting	Social and Decision Sciences	88-184	Topics of Law: The Bill of Rights	M	N	N
Reflecting	Social and Decision Sciences	88-314	Politics Through Film	M	N	N
Reflecting	Social and Decision Sciences	88-384	Conflict and Conflict Resolution in International Relations	M	N	N

University Requirement

GenEd Category	Dept	Course #	Title	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
University Requirement	Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-101	Computing @ Carnegie Mellon	H	N	N
University Requirement	Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-102	Computing @ Carnegie Mellon	H	N	N
University Requirement	Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-103	Computing @ Carnegie Mellon	H	N	N