General Education courses listed by department

This list is in alphabetical order by department. 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.

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

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Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Architecture	48-095	Architecture for Non-Majors I	Creating		N	N
Architecture	48-130	Architectural Drawing I: A Tactile Foundation	Creating		N	N
Architecture	48-132	Architectural Drawing I: A Tactile Foundation (for non-architecture majors)	Creating		N	N
Architecture	48-135	Architectural Drawing 2: Appearance	Creating		Y	N
Architecture	48-240	Historical Survey of World Architecture & Urbanism	Creating		Y	N
Architecture	48-340	Modern Architecture	Creating		Y	N
Architecture	48-343	American Built Environment	Creating		Y	N
Architecture	48-348	History of Central American Architecture	Creating		Y	N
Architecture	48-433	The Destruction and Rebuilding of Iconic Building and Cities	Creating		Y	N
Architecture	48-448	History of Sustainable Architecture	Creating		N	N
Architecture	48-477	Undergraduate Making Things Interactive	Creating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Art	60-101	Concept Studio I	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-102	Concept Studio II	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-104	Contemporary Issues Forum	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-110	Electronic Media Studio I	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-141	Black and White Photography I (CL 62-141)	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-150	2D Media Studio I: Drawing	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-151	Two-Dimensional Media Studio II: Drawing	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-201	Concept Studio III - Systems and Processes	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-202	Concept Studio: EcoArt	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-205	Modern Visual Culture: 1789-1945	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-206	Contemporary Visual Culture: 1945 to the Present	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-210	Electronic Media Studio II	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-230	3-D Media Studio II	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-250	2D Media Studio III: Painting	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-251	Two-Dimensional Media Studio IV	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-301	Contextual Practice	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-302	Making Connections: Individual Projects in the Community	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-351	Art & Religion (crosslisted with 79-325)	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-353	High and Popular Culture in the Arts	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-354	Art, Aesthetics and Literature	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-356	Art from 1965 to the Present	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-364	New Technologies and Artists’ Tools	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-372	Critical Theory	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-375	Art History/Theory: Contemporary Likeness, Identity and Culture (cross listed with 79-355)	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-391	Special Topics: Pop International	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-398	Special Topics in Art History/Theory	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-414	Advanced ETB: Animation Art and Technology	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-415	Advanced ETB: Animation	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-416	Advanced ETB: Interactive Multimedia	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-417	Advanced ETB: Video	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-418	Advanced ETB: The Interactive Image	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-420	Advanced ETB: Interactive/Reactive Environments: Circuit Bending	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-421	Advanced ETB: Gizmology	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-422	Advanced ETB: Robotic Art Studio	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-424	Advanced ETB: Special Topics: The Poetics of Gameplay	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-424	Advanced ETB: Art Practice on the Digital Disapora	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-424	Advanced CP/ETB: Special topic	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-424	Advanced ETB: Special Topic: Video and Performance	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-424	Advanced CP/ETB: Special Topic: Mapping Braddock	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-426	Advanced ETB: Interactive Electronics for Artists and Inventors	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-426	Advanced ETB/SIS: Special Topic: Digital Fabrication for the Arts	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-427	Advanced ETB: Special Topic	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-429	Advanced ETB: Special Topic	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-429	Advanced ETB: Physical Computing: Art of Noises and High Tech Gizmos	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-430	Advanced SIS: Sculpture	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-431	Advanced SIS: Installation	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-432	Advanced SIS: Site-Work	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-433	Advanced SIS: Clay	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-434	Advanced SIS: Foundry	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-435	Advanced SIS: Metals	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-437	Advanced SIS: Environmental Sculpture	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-438	Advanced SIS: Intimate Objects	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-446	Advanced SIS Special Topic: Material Worlds - Contemporary Sculpture and the Social Life of Objects	Creating				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
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	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-448	Advanced CP Special Topic: Seduction and Sedition	Creating				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-448	Advanced CP Special Topic	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-449	Advanced CP Special Topic: The Storefront Project	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-450	Advanced PDP: Drawing	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-451	Advanced PDP: Anatomy/Drawing	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-453	Advanced PDP: Painting	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-455	Advanced PDP: Intaglio	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-456	Advanced PDP: Lithography	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-457	Advanced PDP: Idea Generation	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-458	Advanced PDP: Serigraphy	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-462	Advanced PDP: Two Dimensional Mixed Media	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-463	Advanced PDP: Print/Draw	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-465	Advanced PDP: bioGRAPHICAL	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-467	Advanced PDP: Printstallation: Hybrid Works and Collaborative Projects	Creating		Y	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-471	Advanced PDP Drawing: The Figure, Anatomy and Expression	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-473	Advanced PDP Special Topic: Painting as Process - Remix, Re-imagine, Rework	Creating				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-474	Advanced PDP Special Topic: Book	Creating				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-475	Advanced CP/PDP Special Topic - Printwork: Production and Projects	Creating				Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.
Art	60-540	The Artist as Entrepreneur	Creating		N	N	Non-majors are usually waitlisted; see art advisor for information about taking this class.

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Biological Sciences	03-121	Modern Biology	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	N
Biological Sciences	03-122	Organismic Botany	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Biological Sciences	03-125	Evolution and the History of Life	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Biological Sciences	03-130	Introduction to Mammalian Physiology	Modeling: Natural Sciences		Y	N
Biological Sciences	03-130	Biology of Organisms	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	Y	N
Biological Sciences	03-203	Bench to Bedside: Process of Regenerative Therapeutics	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	N	N
Biological Sciences	03-204	Information, Entropy, and Noise in the Brain	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	Y	N
Biological Sciences	03-231	Biochemistry I	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Biological Sciences	03-232	Biochemistry I	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Biological Sciences	03-311	Introduction to Computational Moledular biolog	Modeling: Natural Sciences		Y	N
Biological Sciences	03-360	The Biology of the Brain (Introduction to Neuroscience)	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	Y	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Biomedical Engineering	42-101	Introduction to Biomedical Engineering	Modeling: Other		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Business Administration	70-350	Business Acting	Creating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-101	Computing @ Carnegie Mellon	University Requirement	H	N	N
Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-102	Computing @ Carnegie Mellon	University Requirement	H	N	N
Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-103	Computing @ Carnegie Mellon	University Requirement	H	N	N
Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-231	Environmental and Early Warnings	Deciding		N	N
Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-234	Introduction to Global Agriculture	Reflecting		N	N
Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-238	Materials, Energy and Environment	Modeling: Other		N	N
Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-241	Revolutions of Circularity	Creating		N	N
Carnegie Mellon University-Wide Studies	99-242	Meaning Across the Millenia	Reflecting		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

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Center for Arts and Society	64-100	Critical Histories of the Arts	Creating		N	N
Center for Arts and Society	64-300	CAS Fall Fellow	Creating		N	N
Center for Arts and Society	64-400	CAS Spring Fellow: The Art of Gentrification	Reflecting		N	N
Center for Arts and Society	64-401	Contemporary Poetry, Politics, and Publics	Creating		N	N
Center for Arts and Society	64-402	Practices & Issues in Contemporary Asian Art	Reflecting		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
CFA Interdisciplinary	62-141	Black and White Photography I (CL 60-141 and 51-265))	Creating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Chemical Engineering	06-100	Introduction to Chemical Engineering	Modeling: Other		Y	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Chemistry	09-101	Introduction to Experimental Chemistry (3 units)	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	N	N
Chemistry	09-103	Atoms, Molecules and Chemical Change (non-maj)	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	N
Chemistry	09-104	Fundamental Aspects of Organic Chemistry & Biochemistry (non-maj)	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	N	N
Chemistry	09-105	Introduction of Modern Chemistry I	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	N
Chemistry	09-106	Modern Chemistry II	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Chemistry	09-109	Kitchen Chemistry Sessions	Modeling: Other		N	N
Chemistry	09-209	Kitchen Chemistry Sessions	Modeling: Other		Y	N
Chemistry	09-217	Organic Chemistry I	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Chemistry	09-218	Organic Chemistry II	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Chemistry	09-221	Laboratory I: Introduction to Chemical Analysis	Modeling: Natural Sciences		Y	N
Chemistry	09-222	Laboratory II: Organic Synthesis and Analysis	Modeling: Natural Sciences	L	Y	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
CIT Interdisciplinary	39-100	Special Topics: What is Engineering?	Creating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Civil and Environmental Engineering	12-100	Intro to Civil and Environmental Engineering	Modeling: Other		Y	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Computer Science	15-101	Exploring Programming with Alice	Creating		N	N
Computer Science	15-102	Exploring Programming with Graphics	Modeling: Other		N	N
Computer Science	15-105	Principles of Computation	Modeling: Other		N	N
Computer Science	15-110	Introduction to Programming	Modeling: Other		N	N
Computer Science	15-121	Introduction to Data Structures	Modeling: Other		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Design	51-171	Human Experience in Design	Creating		N	N
Design	51-231	Calligraphy I	Creating	L	N	N
Design	51-232	Calligraphy II	Creating	L	Y	N
Design	51-261	Communication Design Fundamentals	Creating		N	N
Design	51-262	Communication Design Fundamentals	Creating		N	N
Design	51-263	Industrial Design Fundamentals	Creating		N	N
Design	51-264	Industrial Design Fundamentals	Creating		N	N
Design	51-265	Black and White Photography I	Creating		N	N
Design	51-271	Design History I	Creating		N	N
Design	51-371	Design and Social Change	Reflecting		N	N
Design	51-425	Beginning Book Arts Lab	Creating		N	N
Design	51-426	Beginning Book Arts Lab	Creating		N	N
Design	51-427	Advanced Book Arts Workshop	Creating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Drama	54-109	Dramaturgy I	Creating	L
Drama	54-163	Production for Non-Majors	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-164	Production for Non-Majors	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-177	Foundations of Drama I	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-188	Introduction to Playwriting (CL 76-187)	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-189	Advanced Playwriting	Creating		Y	N
Drama	54-190	Advanced Playwriting	Creating		Y	N
Drama	54-191	Acting for Non-Majors	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-192	Acting for Non-Majors	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-193	Intro to Screenwriting	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-194	Intro to Screenwriting	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-195	Advanced Screenwriting	Creating		Y	N
Drama	54-196	Advanced Screenwriting	Creating		Y	N
Drama	54-239	History of Architecture and Décor	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-240	History of Architecture and Décor	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-245	History of Clothing	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-246	History of Clothing	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-281	Foundations of Drama II	Creating		N	N
Drama	54-433	Producing for Television and Film	Creating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Economics	73-100	Principles of Economics	Deciding	H	N	N
Economics	73-101	Great Economists and their Legacies	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Economics	73-101	An Economist's Perspective on Public Policy	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Economics	73-101	Freshman Seminar	Freshman Seminar
Economics	73-101	Freshman Seminar: Capitalism, Poverty and Labor	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Economics	73-150	Microeconomics	Deciding	H	Y	Y
Economics	73-270	Writing for Economics	Communicating		Y	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Electrical & Computer Engineering	18-100	Introduction to Electrical & Computer Engineering (co-requisite 21-120)	Modeling: Other		Y	Y

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Engineering and Public Policy	19-101	Introduction Engineering & Public Policy	Modeling: Other		Y	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
English	76-100	Reading and Writing in an Academic Context	Communicating		N	N
English	76-101	Interpretation and Argument	Communicating		N	N
English	76-142	Burly Mugs & Buddaflies: Exp Voices African-American Poetry	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-143	English Freshman Seminar	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-143	Contemporary World Literature	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-143	Black Women Writers and Narratives on Freedom	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-143	The Imperial Gothic	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-143	Sex, Money, and Property	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-144	The War Against Cliché	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-144	English Freshman Seminar	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-144	Innovative African-American Poetry	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-145	One Story Four Ways	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
English	76-145	Freshman Seminar	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
english	76-145	Freshman Seminar	Freshman Seminar
English	76-214	Passing and the African-American Novel	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-215	19th Century American Literature	Reflecting
English	76-221	Studies in Classical Literature: Books You Should Have Read By Now	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-222	Intro to Performance Studies: Texts for Social Change	Creating		N	N
English	76-227	Comedy	Communicating		N	N
English	76-230	Early Modern Literature	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-230	19th Century American Literature and Culture	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-231	20th Century American Literature and Culture	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-232	African American Studies: Protest, Resistance, and Self-Id	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-233	Plays, Players and Playgoing, 1500-1737	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-233	Post-Colonial Literature	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-234	Books, Authors, Readers	Reflecting	M
English	76-235	British Literature and Culture Before 1800	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-236	19th Century British Literature and Culture	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-238	Intro to Media: Literacies in Media & Popular Culture	Communicating		N	N
English	76-239	Introduction to Film Studies	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-240	Special Topics in Literature: Paradise Lost in Popular Culture	Communicating		N	N
English	76-241	Introduction to Gender Studies	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-243	18th Century Literature	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-245	Shakespeare: Tragedies & Histories	Creating		N	N
English	76-246	British and American Literature and Culture	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-246	British & American Lit & Culture (prior to F05)	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-246	Media Revolutions (beginning Fall 2005)	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-247	Shakespeare: Comedies & Romances	Creating		N	N
English	76-260	Survey of Forms: Fiction	Creating		N	N
English	76-261	Survey of Forms: Non-Fiction	Creating		N	N
English	76-265	Survey of Forms: Poetry	Creating		N	N
English	76-266	Survey of Forms: Creative Non-Fiction	Creating		N	N
English	76-268	Survey of Forms: Drama	Creating		N	N
English	76-269	Survey of Forms: Screenwriting	Creating		N	N
English	76-270	Writing for the Professions	Communicating		N	N
English	76-272	Language in Design	Communicating		N	N
English	76-311	18th Century Literary and Cultural Studies: Sibling Rivalry: The Visual and Verbal 18th Century with Thora Brylowe	Reflecting
English	76-318	Communicating in the Global Marketplace	Communicating		N	N
English	76-319	Environmental Rhetoric	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-320	English Literary Culture, 1600-1750	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-320	The Cultural History of Print in Britain & America	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-325	Special Topics: Presidential Campaign Rhetoric	Communicating		Y	N
English	76-326	Post-Colonial Literature and Theory	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-329	Global Women's Writing	Reflecting		Y	N
English	76-330	Medieval Literary and Cultural Studies	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-331	Renaissance Literary and Cultural Studies	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-332	Topics in African American Literature	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-333	18th Century Literary and Cultural Studies: Sibling Rivalry: The Visual and Verbal 18th Century with Thora Brylowe	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-333	Postcolonial Studies	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-334	19th Century Literary and Cultural Studies	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-335	20th Century Literary and Cultural Studies	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-336	19th Century Literary and Cultural Studies	Reflecting		Y	N
English	76-337	American Literature and Culture: Capital Fictions	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-337	World Literature	Reflecting		Y	N
English	76-338	The American Cinema	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-339	Advanced Studies in Film and Media	Reflecting		Y	N
English	76-340	Introduction to Performance Theory	Communicating		N	N
English	76-343	Pirates, Prostitution, and Pickpockets: Deviancy in the 18th Century	Reflecting		Y	N
English	76-346	Major Works of Modern Poetry	Communicating	M	Y	N
English	76-347	American Literary & Cultural Studies: Contemporary Fiction	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-348	American Novel after 1945	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-349	The Lost Generation	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-350	Asian-American Literature	Reflecting	M
English	76-353	Travel Writing and Cross Cultural Encounters	Reflecting		Y	N
English	76-353	Advanced Gender Studies	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-354	South Asian Literature	Reflecting		N	N
English	76-355	Leadership, Dialogue and Change	Communicating		N	N
English	76-357	Language, Power and the Law	Communicating		N	N
English	76-363	Reading in Forms: Contemporary Poetry	Creating		N	N
English	76-364	Readings in Forms: Fiction	Creating		N	N
English	76-367	Major Works of Modern Fiction	Communicating		Y	N
English	76-375	Magazine Writing	Creating		Y	N
English	76-377	The Rhetoric of Fiction	Communicating		N	N
English	76-378	Literacy: Educational Theory & Community Practice	Communicating		N	N
English	76-386	Language and Culture	Communicating		N	N
English	76-387	Sociolinguistics	Communicating		N	N
English	76-393	Rhetorical Traditions	Communicating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Entertainment Technology Center	53-609	Game Design	Creating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
H&SS Interdisciplinary	66-149	Words & Numbers: Composing & Analyzing Texts	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
H&SS Interdisciplinary	66-301	Science & Christianity: A Multidiscipline Approach	Reflecting		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
History	79-104	Introduction to World History	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-113	Culture and Identity in American Society	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-153	Religion and Violence	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-157	Feast and Famine: Population and Family Systems in Past and Present	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-158	Slavery and Emancipation in the Americas	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-159	Religious Origins of the Culture Wars	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-162	Slavery and Freedom in African History	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-167	Rivers as Environmental Gateways to American History	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-168	From Peasants to Ph.D.s: The History of Immigration to the U.S.	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-169	Stalin and the Great Terror in the Soviet Union	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-170	Freshman Seminar:	Freshman Seminar				Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-171	Freshman Seminar: 19th and 20th Century Russia, Literature, Music, Art, Theatre	Freshman Seminar				Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-173	Freshman Seminar: Barack Obama and the History of Race in America	Freshman Seminar				Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
History	79-174	Freshman Seminar: North of the Border Mexican Immigration Past and Present	Freshman Seminar
History	79-205	20th Century Europe	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-207	Development of European Culture	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-208	Europe’s Two Revolutions: Dynamics of Change in 19th Century	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-250
History	79-220	The Caribbean: Cultures and Histories	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-253
History	79-221	Development and Democracy in Latin America	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-289.
History	79-222	Between Revolutions: Development of Modern Latin America	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-290
History	79-224	Mayan America	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-260
History	79-227	Introduction to African History: 18th Century to Neo-Colonialism	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-258
History	79-240	Development of American Culture	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-206
History	79-241	African-American History I	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-242	African-American History II	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-243	African-American Women in U.S. History	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-382
History	79-249	20th Century U.S.	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-204
History	79-251	India/America: Democracy, Diversity, Development	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-255	Irish History	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-261	Chinese Culture and Society	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-270
History	79-265	Russian History: From the First to the Last Tsar	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-280
History	79-278	Rights to Representation: Indigenous People and their Media	Creating		Y	N	New course number. Formerly 79-303.
History	79-280	Experiencing Globalization	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-380.
History	79-281	Introduction to Religion	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-259
History	79-289	Energy, Environment, and Globalization in the Americas	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-263
History	79-303	Pittsburgh and the Transformation of Modern Urban America	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-244
History	79-311	Introduction to Anthropology	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-201
History	79-313	Objects of Value	Deciding		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-348
History	79-317	Art, Anthropology, and Empire	Creating		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-364
History	79-330	Medicine and Society	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-384
History	79-342	Introduction to Science and Technology Studies	Deciding		N	N
History	79-345	The Roots of Rock and Roll	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-218
History	79-349	The Holocaust in Historical Perspective	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-219
History	79-352	The Arab-Israeli Condition: War and Peace	Reflecting		N	N
History	79-353	Religious Identities and Religious Conflicts in 19th Century Europe	Reflecting		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-275
History	79-354	Religion in American Society	Deciding		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-222
History	79-382	History of Biomedical Research	Modeling: Other		N	N	New course number. Formerly 79-333
History	79-386	African Entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurs in Africa	Reflecting	M			New course number. Formerly 79-301

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Human-Computer Interaction Institute	05-291	Human-Computer Interaction for Non-Majors	Modeling: Other		Y	N
Human-Computer Interaction Institute	05-413	Human Factors	Modeling: Other		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Information Systems	67-170	Puzzles, Games, and Problem Solving	Freshman Seminar

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Materials Science and Engineering	27-100	Engineering Materials of the Future	Modeling: Other		Y	N

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

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Mechanical Engineering	24-101	Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering	Modeling: Other		Y	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Modern Languages	82-101	Elementary French I	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-102	Elementary French II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-103	Elementary French I online	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-104	Elementary French II online	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-111	Elementary Arabic I	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-112	Elementary Arabic II	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-121	Elementary German I	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-122	Elementary German II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-123	Directed Language Study: Elementary German I & II	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-129	World Wars & World Peace in Literature & the Visual Arts	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Modern Languages	82-131	Elementary Chinese I	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-132	Elementary Chinese II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-133	Elementary Chinese I online	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-134	Elementary Chinese II online	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-135	Intensive Elementary Chinese	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-141	Elementary Spanish I	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-142	Elementary Spanish II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-143	Elementary Spanish I Online	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-144	Elementary Spanish II Online	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-161	Elementary Italian I	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-162	Elementary Italian II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-163	Directed Language Study: Elementary Italian I & II	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-171	Elementary Japanese I	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-172	Elementary Japanese II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-179	Freshman Seminar: The Faust Legend at Home and Abroad	Freshman Seminar				Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Modern Languages	82-180	Freshman Seminar: Matisse and Picasso: Friends or Foes	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Modern Languages	82-181	19th & 20th C Russian Literatire, Music, Art & the Theatre	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Modern Languages	82-182	Language & Culture: Language in its Social Context	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Modern Languages	82-184	The Birth and Death of Tragedy	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Modern Languages	82-186	Introduction to Russian Culture	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Modern Languages	82-188	The Uses and Abuses of Haiti: History, Politics, Culture and Language	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Modern Languages	82-191	Elementary Russian I	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-192	Elementary Russian II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-201	Intermediate French I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-202	Intermediate French II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-203	Intermediate French I online	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-204	Intermediate French II online	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-221	Intermediate German I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-222	Intermediate German II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-231	Intermediate Chinese I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-232	Intermediate Chinese II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-235	Intensive Intermediate Chinese	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-241	Intermediate Spanish I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-242	Intermediate Spanish II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-243	Intermediate Spanish I Online	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-244	Intermediate Spanish II Online	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-261	Intermediate Italian I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-262	Intermediate Italian II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-271	Intermediate Japanese I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-272	Intermediate Japanese II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-273	Introduction to Japanese Language and Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-278	Japanese Literature in Translation	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-280	Learning about Language Learning	Communicating		N	Y
Modern Languages	82-291	Intermediate Russian I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-292	Intermediate Russian II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-303	French Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-304	Francophone World	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-305	French in its Social Contexts	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-323	Germany, Austria & Switzerland in the 20th C	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-324	Contemporary Germany, Austria, and Switzerland	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-325	Introduction to German Studies	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-331	Advanced Chinese I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-332	Advanced Chinese II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-333	Introduction to Chinese Language and Culture	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-334	Structure in Chinese	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-335	Selected Readings in Chinese	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-337	Chinese for Oral Communication I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-338	Chinese for Oral Communication II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-342	Spain: Language and Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-343	Latin America: Language and Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-344	U.S. Latinos: Language and Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-345	Hispanic Literary and Cultural Studies	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-361	Introduction to Italian Culture	Reflecting		Y
Modern Languages	82-362	Italian Language and Culture: Italy as Seen through Film	Reflecting		N	N
Modern Languages	82-371	Advanced Japanese I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-372	Advanced Japanese II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-373	Structure of the Japanese Language	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-374	Technical Japanese	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-383	Introduction to Second Language Acquisition	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-387	Film Festival	Creating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-388	Understanding Second Language Fluency	Communicating		N	N
Modern Languages	82-391	Advanced Russian I	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-392	Advanced Russian II	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-396	Faust Legend at Home and Abroad	Reflecting		N	N
Modern Languages	82-397	Russia’s Demons	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-399	Special Topics in Russian	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-407	The Arts in Society: French Modernism	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-413	The Arts in Society: Theaters of Love	Creating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-415	Topics in French and Francophone Studies	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-416	Topics in French and Francophone Studies	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-421	German Literature of the 19th Century	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-422	German Literature of the Early 20th Century	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-424	The New Germany	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-425	Topics in German Literature and Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-426	Topics in German Literature and Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-427	Nazi and Resistance Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-428	History of German Film	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-432	Popular Culture in China	Reflecting		N	N
Modern Languages	82-433	Topics of Contemporary Culture of China	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-434	Studies in Chinese Traditions	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-436	Introduction to Classical Chinese	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-441	Studies in Peninsular Literature and Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-442	Analysis of Spoken Spanish	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-443	Spanish Reading and Translation Workshop	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-444	The Structure of Spanish	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-445	US Latino Lit: Necessity is Mother To all “Coyotes”	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-451	Studies in Latin American Literature and Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-452	The Latin American Fin de Siglo	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-453	Voices Within: The Crisis of Latin Am Identity	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-454	The Hispanic Caribbean	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-455	Topics in Hispanic Studies	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-456	Literature and Revolution in 20th Century Central America	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-457	Contemporary Latin American Texts: “Back to the Future” - Revision, Rewriting, and Representation	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-474	Topics in Japanese Studies: Youth Culture	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-474	Topics in Japanese Studies	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-475	Topics in Japanese Studies: Aspects of Daily Life Buddhist Perspectives	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-477	Japanese Conversation Analysis	Communicating		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-491	Literature, Politics, and Film in Russia and East Europe Today	Reflecting		N	N
Modern Languages	82-492	Historical Imagination in 19th Russian Literature.	Reflecting		Y	N
Modern Languages	82-493	Joseph Brodsky in Context	Reflecting		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Music	57-101	Introduction to Music Technology	Creating	L	N	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Music	57-103	Elective Studio (Beginning Piano Class)	Creating		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
Music	57-105	Elective Studio (Jazz Piano I Class, fall semester)	Creating		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
Music	57-106	Elective Studio (Jazz Piano I Class, spring semester)	Creating		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
Music	57-107	Elective Studio (Jazz Piano II Class, fall semester)	Creating				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
Music	57-108	Elective Studio (Jazz Piano II Class, spring semester)	Creating
Music	57-109	Elective Studio (Guitar Class)	Creating				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
Music	57-110	Elective Studio (Voice Class)	Creating				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
Music	57-117	Choral Ensemble	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Music	57-118	Instrumental Ensemble	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Music	57-120	Elective Studio (Voice)	Creating		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
Music	57-121	Elective Studio (Piano)	Creating		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
Music	57-122	Elective Studio (Organ)	Creating		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
Music	57-123	Elective Studio (Harp)	Creating		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
Music	57-125	Elective Studio (Violin)	Creating		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
Music	57-126	Elective Studio (Viola)	Creating		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
Music	57-127	Elective Studio (Cello)	Creating		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
Music	57-128	Elective Studio (Double Bass)	Creating		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
Music	57-129	Elective Studio (Guitar)	Creating		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
Music	57-130	Elective Studio (Flute)	Creating		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
Music	57-131	Elective Studio (Oboe)	Creating		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
Music	57-132	Elective Studio (Clarinet)	Creating		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
Music	57-133	Elective Studio (Bassoon)	Creating		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
Music	57-134	Elective Studio (Saxophone)	Creating		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
Music	57-135	Elective Studio (Horn)	Creating		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
Music	57-136	Elective Studio (Trumpet)	Creating		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
Music	57-137	Elective Studio (Trombone)	Creating		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
Music	57-138	Elective Studio (Euphonium)	Creating		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
Music	57-139	Elective Studio (Tuba)	Creating		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
Music	57-140	Elective Studio (Percussion)	Creating		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
Music	57-141	Elective Studio (Composition)	Creating		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
Music	57-142	Elective Studio (Bagpipes)	Creating		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
Music	57-143	Elective Studio (Alexander Technique I)	Creating		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
Music	57-144	Elective Studio (Jazz Improv)	Creating		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
Music	57-145	Elective Studio (Alexander Technique II)	Creating		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
Music	57-149	Basic Harmony I	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Music	57-152	Harmony I	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Music	57-161	Eurhythmics I	Creating		N	N
Music	57-171	Introduction to Music Technology (self-paced)	Creating	L	N	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Music	57-173	Survey of Western Music History	Creating		N	Y
Music	57-180	Basic Solfege I	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Music	57-181	Solfege I	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Music	57-185	Advanced Solfege I	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on exam.
Music	57-209	The Beatles	Creating		N	N
Music	57-225	Contemporary Ensemble	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Music	57-227	Jazz Ensemble	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Music	57-230	Baroque Ensemble	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Music	57-337	Sound Recording	Creating	L	N	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Music	57-338	Sound Editing and Mastering	Creating		Y	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Music	57-347	Electronic and Computer Music	Creating	L	Y	N	Almost no chance of freshman and sophomore non-minors getting in.
Music	57-377	Psychology of Music	Creating	L	N	N	Limited spaces for junior and senior non-music majors.
Music	57-420	Jazz Vocal Ensemble	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Music	57-423	Repertoire Orchestra	Creating		N	N	Placement is based on audition. Information is available in June from Sharon Johnston. SLJ@cmu.edu
Music	57-438	MultiTrack Recording	Creating		Y	N
Music	57-463	Eurhythmics Applications for Non-Majors	Creating		N	N
Music	57-477	Music and the Spirit	Creating		N	N	This is a seminar class with limited spaces (14) in each section.
Music	57-478	Survey of Historical Recording	Creating				This is a seminar class with limited spaces (14) in each section.
Music	57-480	History of Black American Music	Creating		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Philosophy	80-100	Introduction to Philosophy	Reflecting	H	N	N
Philosophy	80-104	Mysticism	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Philosophy	80-105	Freshman Seminar: Models of Worlds and Minds	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Philosophy	80-106	Science Fiction and Philosophy	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Philosophy	80-108	Politics and the Media	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Philosophy	80-109	The Linguistics of Political Discourse	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Philosophy	80-109	Establishing Foundations for Claims about Language: Linguistic Theory	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Philosophy	80-110	Nature of Mathematical Reasoning	Modeling: Mathematics		N	N
Philosophy	80-114	Freshman Seminar: Mind, Meaning and Morals	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Philosophy	80-115	Philosophy Freshman Seminar	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Philosophy	80-130	Introduction to Ethics	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-135	Introduction to Political Philosophy	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-136	Social Structure, Public Policy & Ethics	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-150	Nature of Reason	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-151	God in the West	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-180	The Nature of Language	Communicating	H	N	N
Philosophy	80-201	Epistemology	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-208	Critical Thinking	Deciding	M	N	N
Philosophy	80-210	Logic and Proofs	Modeling: Mathematics		N	N
Philosophy	80-211	Logic and Mathematical Inquiry	Modeling: Mathematics		N	N
Philosophy	80-220	Philosophy of Science	Modeling: Other		N	N
Philosophy	80-221	Philosophy of Social Science	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-222	Measurement and Methodology	Modeling: Other		N	N
Philosophy	80-226	Revolutions in Science	Modeling: Other		N	N
Philosophy	80-230	Ethical Theory	Deciding	M	N	N
Philosophy	80-235	Political Philosophy	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-237	Politics, Philosophy and Economics	Deciding	H
Philosophy	80-241	Ethical Judgments in Professional Life	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-242	Conflict and Dispute Resolution	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-243	Business Ethics	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-244	Environmental Ethics	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-245	Medical Ethics	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-250	Ancient Philosophy	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-251	Modern Philosophy	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-252	Kant	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-253	Continental Philosophy	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-254	Analytic Philosophy	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-255	Pragmatism	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-257	Nietzsche	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-258	Leibniz, Locke and Hume	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-260	History and Theory of Nonviolence	Reflecting	H	N	N
Philosophy	80-261	Empiricism and Rationalism	Reflecting	H	N	N
Philosophy	80-263	19th Century Philosophy of Science	Reflecting	H	N	N
Philosophy	80-270	Philosophy of Mind	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-271	Philosophy and Psychology	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-275	Metaphysics	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-276	Philosophy of Religion	Reflecting		N	N
Philosophy	80-280	Linguistic Analysis	Communicating		Y	N
Philosophy	80-281	Language and Thought	Communicating		N	N
Philosophy	80-291	Issues in Multimedia Authoring	Creating		N	N
Philosophy	80-305	Rational Choice (CL 88-356)	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-312	Philosophy of Mathematics	Modeling: Other		N	N
Philosophy	80-313	Philosophy of Logic	Modeling: Other		N	N
Philosophy	80-321	Causation, Law, and Social Policy	Deciding		Y	N
Philosophy	80-322	Philosophy of Physics	Modeling: Other		N	N
Philosophy	80-323	Philosophy of Biology	Modeling: Other		N	N
Philosophy	80-335	Seminar: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (CL 88-308)	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-336	Philosophy and Law	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-338	Health, Development, and Human Rights	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-341	Computers and Ethics	Deciding		N	N
Philosophy	80-380	Philosophy of Language	Communicating		Y	N
Philosophy	80-430	Ethics and Medical Research	Deciding	M	N	N
Philosophy	80-447	Global Justice	Deciding		N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Physics	33-106	Physics I for Engineering Students	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	Y
Physics	33-107	Physics II for Engineering Students	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	Y	Y
Physics	33-111	Physics I for Science Students	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	Y
Physics	33-112	Physics II for Science Students	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	Y	Y
Physics	33-114	Physics of Musical Sound	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	N
Physics	33-115	Physics for Future Presidents	Modeling: Natural Sciences		N	N
Physics	33-124	Introduction to Astronomy	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	N
Physics	33-131	Matter and Interactions I	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	Y
Physics	33-132	Matter and Interactions II	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	Y	Y
Physics	33-211	Physics III: Modern Essentials	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Physics	33-213	Mini-Courses in Special Relativity (4 units)	Modeling: Natural Sciences	M	Y	N
Physics	33-224	Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	N	Y
Physics	33-355	Nanoscience and Nanotechnology	Modeling: Natural Sciences	H	Y	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Psychology	85-102	Introduction to Psychology	Deciding	H	N	N
Psychology	85-105	Introduction to Consciousness	Deciding		N	N
Psychology	85-112	Problem Solving & the Legacy of Herbert Simon	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Psychology	85-113	Why People Believe Weird Things	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Psychology	85-114	Mind and Brain: The Neural Basis of Thought	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Psychology	85-117	Assessing Carnegie Mellon University Education	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Psychology	85-119	Freshman Seminar: An Introduction to Consciousness	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Psychology	85-121	Freshman Seminar: How Children Learn Mathematics	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Psychology	85-122	What is Scientific Thinking and How Can it be Taught?	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Psychology	85-211	Cognitive Psychology	Deciding	H	N	N
Psychology	85-213	Human Info Processing & Artificial Intelligence	Deciding	M	Y	N
Psychology	85-219	Biological Foundations of Behavior	Deciding	H	N	N
Psychology	85-221	Principles of Child Development	Deciding	H	N	N
Psychology	85-241	Social Psychology	Deciding	H	N	N
Psychology	85-251	Personality	Deciding	H	N	N
Psychology	85-253	Evolutionary Psychology	Reflecting		N	N
Psychology	85-261	Abnormal Psychology	Deciding	H	N	N
Psychology	85-351	Eastern and Western Approaches to Mind/Body	Reflecting		Y	N
Psychology	85-355	Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience	Modeling: Other		Y	N
Psychology	85-363	Attention, Its Development and Disorders	Reflecting	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-370	Perception	Modeling: Other	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-375	Cross Cultural Psychology	Reflecting	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-382	Consciousness and Cognition	Reflecting	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-392	Human Expertise	Modeling: Other	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-395	Applications of Cognitive Science	Deciding	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-406	Autism: Psychological and Neuroscience Perspectives	Modeling: Other	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-412	Cognitive Modeling	Modeling: Other	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-414	Cognitive Neuropsychology	Modeling: Other	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-419	Introduction to Parallel Distributed Processing	Modeling: Other	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-421	Language and Thought	Reflecting	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-423	Cognitive Development	Modeling: Other	L	Y	N
Psychology	85-429	Cognitive Brain Imaging	Modeling: Other	L	N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Social and Decision Sciences	88-104	Decision Processes in American Political Institutions	Deciding	M	N	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-110	Experiments with Economic Principles	Modeling: Other	H	N	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-111	Freshman Seminar: Human Rights and Global Politics	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Social and Decision Sciences	88-117	Social Dilemmas, from Overpopulation to Global Warming	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Social and Decision Sciences	88-119	Freshman Seminar:	Freshman Seminar
Social and Decision Sciences	88-120	Reason, Passion, and Cognition	Deciding	M	N	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-181	Topics In Law: 1st Amendment	Reflecting	M	N	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-184	Topics of Law: The Bill of Rights	Reflecting	M	N	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-307	Principles of Individual & Collective Irrationality	Deciding	M	N	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-314	Politics Through Film	Reflecting	M	N	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-358	Policy Making Institutions	Deciding	M	Y	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-360	Behavioral Economics	Modeling: Other	M	Y	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-384	Conflict and Conflict Resolution in International Relations	Reflecting	M	N	N
Social and Decision Sciences	88-391	Technology and Economic Growth	Modeling: Other	M	N	N

Dept	Course #	Title	GenEd Category	Avail- ability	Prereq	Coreq	Notes
Statistics	36-149	Statistics Freshman Seminar	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Statistics	36-149	Statistics and Sports	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Statistics	36-149	The Tree of Life	Freshman Seminar		N	N	Open only to H&SS Freshmen.
Statistics	36-201	Statistical Reasoning and Practice	Deciding		N	N
Statistics	36-202	Statistical Methods	Modeling: Other		Y	N
Statistics	36-220	Engineering Statistics and Quality Control	Deciding		N	N
Statistics	36-247	Statistics for Lab Sciences	Deciding		N	N
Statistics	36-303	Sampling Surveys and Society	Deciding		Y	N
Statistics	36-310	Fundamentals of Statistical Modeling	Modeling: Other		Y	N
Statistics	36-315	Statistical Graphics and Visualization	Creating		Y	N
Statistics	36-350	Data Mining	Modeling: Other		Y	N