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Faculty Senate approved February 3, 2022

TO: Deans and Chairs

The courses listed below reflect the minor curricular changes approved by the catalog editor since

approval of the last Minor Change Bulletin. The column to the far right indicates the date each

Subject

Mobile Electrical Systems 3

systems. Typically offered Fall.

Cooperative: Open to UI

Management 3 History and

current status of farm worker

injury prevention programs in

the US including worker's

compensation insurance.

Typically offered Spring.

Typically offered Fall and

Spring. Cooperative: Open to

UI degree-seeking students.

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3) Course Prerequisite: CHE

201 with a C or better; MATH

220 or concurrent enrollment.

Analytical problem solving,

modeling and computer

Fundamentals of quantitative

Cooperative: Open to UI

degree-seeking students.

Course Prerequisite: CPT S 223

or 233, with a C or better; CPT

S 350 with a C or better or

concurrent enrollment

to the major or minor in

Computer Science, Computer

S 471 and CPT S 571. Offered

at 400 and 500 level. Typically

SOIL SCI

Course Prerequisite: Admission

to the Crop Science or Soil

Science graduate degree

program. Learn and practice

CROP SCI 506; SOIL SCI

Development 4 (3-3) Course

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each with a C or better, or a

minimum ALEKS math

placement score of 78%.

Formulation of problems and

top-down desi

computer. Typically offered

data structures, object oriented

programming concepts, and

program design principles.

4 (3-3) Course Prerequisite:

MATH 108, 171

202, 206, or 220, each with a C

or better

data structures, sorting and

environments and debugging

Course Prerequisite: CS 122

instructions, virtual memory

and multiprocessing. Typically

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better.

credit already earned for CS

251. C language concepts,

professional practices and C

programming; module linkage;

Languages 3 Course

or MATH 301 with a C or

better. Finite automata, regular

sets, pushdown automata,

machines and the halting

Course Prerequisite: CS 122

with a C or better; CS 251 or

261 with a C or better.

better or concurrent enrollment.

Use of computers in the

investigation of criminal and

civil incidents in which

computers or computer

technology play a significant or

software; adding security to

5

Typically offered Fall.

Prerequisite: CS 223 wit

better; STAT 212 with a C or

better or STAT 360 with a C or

better. Knowledge

representation and automated

problem solving; theory and

application of agent

Development 3 Course

Design and development of

mobile applications;

introduction to mobile

application frameworks,

including user interface,

sensors, event handling, data

control, process capability

studies; sampling concepts,

reality models, predictions,

design testing. Credit not

granted for both E M 480 and E

M 580. Recommended

preparation: an undergraduate

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permission. Typically offered

Fall and Spring.

a C or better, or WSU language

placement exam score of 5 or

higher. Continued practice in

spoken and written language;

selected texts in a cultural

permission. Typically offered

with a C or better, or WSU

language placement exam score

of 3 or higher. Further

development of speaking,

listening, reading, and writing

skills. Not open to native

of 5 or higher. Continued

practice in spoken and written

language; selected texts in a

cultural context. Not open to

native speakers except with

permission. Typically offered

repeated for credit; cumulative

maximum 4 hours. Typically

Prerequisite: MATH 108 with a

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and combinatorics with

Recommended preparation:

Programming course. Typically

offered Fall, Spring, and

May be repeated for credit.

Topics of current interest in

advanced physics. Typically

degree-seeking students.

Course Prerequisite: PSYCH

105. An introduction to

psychological disorders, their

diagnoses, contributing factors,

and treatments. Typically

comparisons; confidence

intervals and power analysis;

experimental design and

variants. Typically offered Fall.

student in Psychology. Simple

and multiple correlation and

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assessments, and interventions

for autism spectrum disorder.

Prerequisite: SPANISH 102

with a C or better, or WSU

language placement exam score

of 3 or higher. Further

development of speaking,

listening, reading, and writing

permission. Typically offered

with a C or better, or WSU

language placement exam score

of 5 or higher. Continued

practice in spoken and written

language; selected texts in a

cultural context. Not open to