Classes

Spring 2021

BCC: Writing 1 (W1) + Multidisciplinary Integration (MI)

CIV 111-112 is a year-long course that satisfies both the BCC Writing 1 and the Multidisciplinary Integration requirements. Completion of the sequence also satisfies two of the five Honors course requirements.

CIV 112 – Unified Composition and Western Civilization I

• 42 – Dr. Tronnes/Dr. Brown (TTH 12-1:15)

BCC: Fine Arts (FA) + Multidisciplinary Integration (MI) or Humanities (HU)

CIV 113-114 is a year-long course that satisfies both the BCC Fine Arts requirement and either the Multidisciplinary Integration requirement or the Humanities requirement. Completion of the sequence also satisfies two of the five Honors course requirements)

CIV 114 – Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization I

• 41 – Dr. Williams (MW 3:00-4:15)
• 45 – Dr. Brown (MWF 10:00-10:50)
• 46 – Dr. Brown (MWF 1:00-1:50)
• 48 – Dr. Williams (MW 4:30-5:45)

BCC: Oral Communication (OC)

COM 103 – The Oral Communication Process

• 40 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 1:00-1:50)
• 41 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 12:00-12:50)

BCC: Global Perspectives (GP)

RLS 340 – Japan: Religion and Culture

• Dr. Getz (MWF 11:00-11:50)

BCC: Social and Behavioral Sciences

SOC 100 – The Sociological Perspective

• Dr. Chubin (TTH 1:30-2:45)

BCC: Writing 2 (W2)

ENG 305-40 – Advanced Writing—Technical Writing

• Prof. Russell (TTH 12:00-1:15)

ENG 306-40 – Advanced Writing—Business Communication

• Dr. McBee Orzulak (TTH 10:30-11:45)

BCC: Humanities (HU)

PHL 103-40 – Introduction to Philosophy

• Dr. Greene (MWF 1-1:50)

ADDITIONAL COURSES:

BIO 190-40 Biology Freshman Scholars

• Dr. Staubenau (TTH 12-12:50)

Freshman Biology majors may register in the Biology Dept. office in Olin 101.

PSY 400-40 Honors Research in Psychology [Writing Intensive]

• Dr. Hermann (MW 3-4:15)

Fall 2021

BCC: Fine Arts (FA) + Multidisciplinary Integration (MI) or Humanities (HU)

CIV 113-114 is a year-long course that satisfies both the BCC Fine Arts requirement and either the Multidisciplinary Integration requirement or the Humanities requirement. Completion of the sequence also satisfies two of the five Honors course requirements)

CIV 113 – Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization I

• 41 – Dr. Williams (MW 4:30-5:45)
• 42 – Dr. Brad Brown (T TH 10:30-11:45am)

BCC: Oral Communication (OC)

COM 103 – The Oral Communication Process

• 40 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 12-12:50)
• 41 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 11-11:50)
• 42 – Prof. Sandoval (MWF 10-10:50)

BCC: Global Perspectives (GP)

ANT 101-40 – The Anthropological Perspective

This course is delivered as a combined class of both Honors and non-Honors students, with a class size of approximately 30. Most classroom activities and assignments are shared by both groups, but Honors students complete individually designed projects instead of some exams.

• Dr. Hogan (MWF 1-1:50)

RLS 338-40 – China: Religion and Culture

• Dr. Getz (MWF 11-11:50)

BCC: Writing 2 (W2)

ENG 305-40 – Technical Writing

• Dr. Russell (TTH 12:00-1:15)

ENG 306-40 – Business Communication

This course is recommended for students in all colleges, including Engineering.

• Dr. McBee Orzulak (TTH 10:30-11:45)

BCC: Humanities (HU)

PHL 103-40 – An Inquiry Into Values

• Dr. Greene (MWF 1-1:50)

BCC: Natural Science (NS)

CHM 110-40 – General Chemistry I

• Dr. Bosma (MWF 10-10:50 and TH 5-7)

ADDITIONAL COURSES:

BIO 190-40 Biology Freshman Scholars

Designed for Biology majors participating in the Freshman Research Experience.

• Dr. Staubenau (TTH 12-12:50)

ME 101-40 Foundations of Mechanical Engineering

• Dr. Timpe (MW 12:00-1:50)

ME 351-40 Engineering Materials Science

• Dr. Nair (TTH 3:00-4:15)
  (This is listed at a different time in the Schedule of Classes but will be changed.)