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11/2/07
| Prefix/No. CRN | Change/ Date of Change |
Course | Instructor |
BA 114 91169  |
New
Course! (11/1/07) |
Microcomputer Topics: Intermediate Database Analysis (2) This course is designed to advance student skills in the use of database software for business analysis. We will be using Microsoft Access as the software in the course. Students should expect to be very skilled in database use and design by the end of the course. Note: This course is designed as an accompanying course for BA 325 Information Management and assumes that students have completed BA 114 Intro to Database Analysis or Intro to Access.. |
Bob Larison |
BA 213 90834 |
Closed (6/1907) |
Managerial Accounting (4) | Janet Hume-Schwarz |
BA 313 90717 |
Change (5/22/07) |
Principles of Finance (4) A new instructor has been assigned to this course. | Kim Sorensen |
BA 313
91044  |
Cancelled (2/8/08) |
Principles of Finance (5) Location: CCC - Salem, Rm. TBA |
Staff |
BA 321 90979 |
Change (5/31/07) |
Principles of Management (5) (UWR) A new instructor has been assigned to this course. | Gerry Ramey |
BA 346 90949 |
Cancelled (2/19/08) |
E-Commerce Strategy (3) | Lee Sellers |
BA 408 90975 |
Cancelled (2/19/08) |
Job Search Skills (1) | Lee Sellers |
BA 410 91152 |
New
Course! (9/11/07) |
Principles of Organizational Communication (3) Students in this course examine the salient macro theories, process, and functions to understand the relationship between communication and organizations. While this course is designed for work organizations, the concepts here also apply to any human social structure that involves communication. Prerequisites: None, however an organizational behavior, human resource management, or interpersonal communication course is suggested. |
Chris Bonney |
BA 410 91151 |
New
Course! (9/11/07) |
Principles of Training and Development (3) Students gain the theoretical foundation and the practical skills to examine, design, deliver, and assess the training needs of organizations. Students accomplish this by reviewing organizational, communication, and adult learning theories, review case studies, study training models, and use written practice. Prerequisites: None, however an organizational behavior, human resource management, interpersonal communication, or a curriculum development course is suggested. |
Chris Bonney |
BA 410 91170 |
New
Course! (11/1/07) |
Tao, Zen and Baseball - Eastern Influence on Management Thought (5) A cultural and managerial study of selected Chinese, Japanese, and other Asian philosophies and their applicability in the Western business environment. The course will look at leadership from the perspective of Lao Tzu; strategy from the perspective of a Japanese samurai; group processes seen by Americans playing baseball in Japan; and a short emersion in Japanese culture. We will seek to understand some aspects of the strengths of Asian business that have developed from their cultural values. Note: Note: This course is a Leadership, Organization, and Management option elective or an International Business option elective in the Business Administration Degree Program. Note: All communication with the instructor will be via e-mail. All class printed material will be posted on the Internet at www.eou.edu/~blarison. Prerequisites: Junior Standing |
Bob Larison |
BA 411
90885 |
Cancelled (2/19/08) |
Business Ethics & Regulation (4) Location: MHCC |
Ted Takamura |
BA 421 90835 |
Change (5/22/07) |
Cost Accounting (4) A new instructor has been assigned to this course. | Janet Hume-Schwarz |
BA 432
91046 |
Cancelled (2/8/08) |
Hospitality Operations Management (5) Location: CCC - Salem, Rm. TBA |
Staff |
BA 464
91043 |
Cancelled (2/8/08) |
Promotional Strategy (5) Location: CCC - Salem, Rm. TBA |
Robert Newton |
BA 465
91045 |
New
Course! (4/18/07) |
Consumer Behavior (5) This is a study of purchasing behavior, or why people buy what they buy. Consumer behavior is an exciting and challenging subject; it’s about people, marketing, and the consumer marketplace itself. Prerequisites: BA 312, BA 313, BA 321 Dates/Times: TBA Location: CCC - Salem, Rm. TBA |
Pete Diffenderfer |
BIOL 234 90839 |
Change (5/30/07) |
Microbiology (4) This course has been assigned a new course number, title and course reference number. Please use BIOL 244 Survey of Medical Microbiology - 91097 to register for this course. | Dennis Swanger |
ECON 201 90836 |
New
Course! (5/9/07) |
Principles of Microeconomics (5) (SSC) (S) (HB) This course covers a systematic investigation of the operation of a market system, focusing on the role of households, firms, and government in determining wages and prices. The tools of analysis from economic theory will be applied to such issues as the concentration of economic power, the distribution of income, and the role of government in the market system. Prerequisites: Sophomore Standing, MATH 095 |
Philip O'Reilly |
ECON 340 91071 |
New
Course! (5/9/07) |
Managerial Economics (5) (S) (HB) This course presents a case study approach to decisions involving production optimization, cost minimization, resource allocation, pricing, demand analysis, long-range forecasting, and capital budgeting by public and private organizations. Prerequisites: ECON 201, MATH 241, and a college level statistics course. Must be completed with a C- or better prior to registering |
Philip O'Reilly |
ED 506 90897 |
Cancelled (11/19/07) |
Special Independent Studies (1-6) () () | Michael Jaeger |
ED 512 90904 |
Cancelled (11/19/07) |
Integrated Curriculum (1) () () | Michael Jaeger |
ENGL 104 90933 |
Closed (6/20/07) |
Introduction to Literature (4) (H) (AH) | Callie Palmer |
ENGL 199 91144 |
New
Course! (8/16/07) |
Introduction to Film (4) (AEH) (H) (AH) An introductory course in the aesthetics of film, which focuses on film as an art form. Students will study representative films to understand the compositional elements of production, cinematography, editing, mise-en-scene, and sound in primarily narrative films. Prerequisite: College-level reading and writing skills. |
Elizabeth Henry |
ENGL 395 91111 |
New
Course! (6/18/07) |
Gender in Literature and Film: Women & Writing (4) (AEH) (H) (AH) (UWR) This course provides intensive study of gender theories in relation to the production and interpretation of literary texts and/or film. Prerequisites: ENGL 104, 200 level English course, and upper-division standing. |
Sandra Ellston |
ENGL 446 91112 |
New
Course! (6/18/07) |
Critical Theory (4) (AEH) (CP) This is a study of selected principles underlying literary criticism and analysis, with focus on both historical and contemporary theorists. Prerequisites: ENGL 206, one British or American survey course, upper-division standing, & consent of instructor. |
Sandra Ellston |
EXS 322 91047 |
New
Course! (5/2/07) |
Biomechanics (3) This is an introduction to the principles of mechanics emphasizing their contribution to understanding human movement including fundamental motor skills, sport skills and resistive exercises. Fundamental concepts of anatomy and mechanics will be introduced and applied toward the understanding of human performance. A sport skill analysis paper is required. Prerequisites: BIOL 231, 232, 233, EXS 321, or consent of instructor. |
Erin Long |
EXS 440 90740 |
Closed (5/2/07) |
Motor Development, Control and Learning (3) | Erin Long |
FSA 309
CRN-TBA |
New
Course! (6/22/07) |
Fire Inspection and Investigation (3) This course focuses upon management theory and practices of the fire prevention, fire inspection, code enforcement, arson investigation, and public education functions of a comprehensive fire department delivery system. It is designed to provide the theoretical background and best management and operational current practices within modern fire prevention bureaus. Prerequisites: Students must be professional firefighters, fire-related emergency services professionals, or junior- and senior-level degree seeking FSA students. Contact Tom Hofheinz, FSA Degree Program Director, for information (thofhein@eou.edu). Dates/Times: Mon - Fri. June 9 - 13; Times TBA Location: WOU - Monmouth, Rm. TBA |
Staff |
GEOG 407
91106 |
New
Course! (6/1/07) |
Physical Geography of the Northwest (2) (SMI) Survey of the landforms of the Northwest and the impact of indigenous cultures on those landforms. Dates/Times: Sat., Apr. 19 & Sun. Apr. 20; 9 AM - 5 PM Location: EOU - Portland, OIT Metro Center, Rm. TBA |
Martha Henderson |
GEOG 410
91100 |
Cancelled (2/14/08) |
Geography of Mexico and Central America (2) (SSC) (HB) This is a course presenting a geography of Mexico and Central America and focuses on both cultural and physical aspects of the countries. Issues considered include landforms, climate, settlement, urbanization, economic development, population, and environmental problems. Dates/Times: Fri., April 18, 7 - 10 PM; Sat., Apr. 19, 9 AM - 5 PM Location: EOU - La Grande, Rm. TBA |
Ralph Lewis |
HIST 320 90866 |
Closed (8/21/07) |
The Celts (3) | Jeffrey Wetherill |
HIST 327 91155 |
New
Course! (10/9/07) |
Medieval Ireland: Land of Saints and Scholars (3) This course will examine the history of early Medieval Ireland from the 5th -- 12th centuries. During our study, we will explore the nature of the Celtic peoples, their acceptance of the Christian faith, the development of the “Celtic/Irish Church,” conflicts with the Vikings and Anglo-Normans, and Ireland’s influence in shaping later Medieval Europe. Note: This course meets theNon-American History requirement. Prerequisites: None, but other History/Humanities courses are strongly encouraged. |
Jeffrey Wetherill |
HIST 341 90726 |
Closed (8/21/07) |
History of Women and the Women’s Movement in the Modern Era (5) (AEH) (S) (AH) | Paula Humfrey |
HIST 444 90959 |
Closed (8/21/07) |
History of the Pacific Northwest (5) | Bob Irvine |
HUM 310
91099 |
Cancelled (2/5/08) |
Musical Theatre: (2) Location: EOU - Portland, OIT Metro Center |
Kenn Wheeler |
HUM 328 91113 |
New
Course! (5/21/07) |
Interdisciplinary Rhetoric (3) Study of writing and rhetoric from an interdisciplinary perspective. Students will analyze diverse academic and and professional discourses from across the disciplines using fundamental rhetorical terms such as subject, occasion, audience, and purpose. Course will also include a study of advanced rhetorical theories and their application. Course is web-based. Prerequisites: Completion of WR 225; Argumentation, PHIL 203, Critical Thinking, and upper-division standing and consent of instructor. |
Mark Shadle |
HUM 390 91079 |
Closed (6/20/07) |
Transcultural Literature (3) (H) (AH) | Callie Palmer |
MATH 239 91142 |
New
Course! (8/15/07) |
Survey of Calculus I (2) (SMI) This course is the first of a two part course sequence to be offered. The two course sequence will be equivalent in credit and content to MATH 241, Survey of Calculus. Topics cover an introductory look at the calculus of a small family of functions, primarily those encountered in high school algebra. Both differentiation and integration will be discussed together with applications of each. This course, only when combined with MATH 240, will meet the math competency requirement. Prerequisites: MATH 111 or equivalent. |
John Thurber |
MATH 240 91143 |
New
Course! (8/15/07) |
Survey of Calculus II (2) (SMI) This course is the second of a two course sequence to be offered. The two course sequence will be equivalent in credit and content to MATH 241, Survey of Calculus. Topics cover an introductory look at the calculus of a small family of functions, primarily those encountered in high school algebra. Both differentiation and integration will be discussed together with applications of each. This course, only when combined with MATH 239, will meet the math competency requirement. Prerequisites: MATH 239 or equivalent. |
John Thurber |
MATH 241
90841 |
Cancelled (8/15/07) |
Survey of Calculus (4) (SMI) (L) (QR) |
John Thurber |
MM 452
90954 |
Closed (11/2/07) |
Advanced Web Authoring (3) | Curt Whittaker |
MUS 305 91073 |
Update (3/3/08) |
A Hymn Tune Goes to Carnegie (2) (AEH) This course is designed to acquaint the student with a type of music originating in the colonies and to follow some threads of influence into present day music. Dates/Times: Fri. Apr. 11, 6 - 9 PM; Sat. Apr 12, 8 - 5 PM (Mountain Time) Location: TVCC - Ontario, Weese Building, Room #4 |
Ed Carwithen |
NAT 401 CRN-TBA |
New
Course! (7/30/07) |
Research (1-5) Individual research project. Note: Contact instructor for further course details. |
Linda Jerofke |
NAT 405 CRN-TBA |
New
Course! (7/30/07) |
Reading & Conference (1-5) Individualized study. Note: Contact instructor for further course details. |
Linda Jerofke |
NAT 409 CRN-TBA |
New
Course! (7/30/07) |
Practicum (1-10) Supervised experience (while enrolled in college) designed to offer opportunity to explore career areas and learning situations through field placement that parallels one’s academic major. Note: Contact instructor for further course details. |
Linda Jerofke |
PES 199 90792 |
Closed (10/31/07) |
Global Health (3) | Danny Mielke |
PES 366 90739 |
Change (7/18/07) |
Basketball Coaching and Officiating (3) A new instructor has been assigned to this course. | Isaac Williams |
PES 410 91073 |
New
Course! (5/10/07) |
Healthy Female Development in Adolescence (5) This course is designed to provide students with an overview of the gender specific issues faced by adolescent girls in social, academic, psychological, and familial arenas. We will explore the normal developmental course typical of adolescent girls. This course will address healthy growth and coping in these years. | Elisa Doebler-Irvine |
PES 410 91072 |
New
Course! (5/10/07) |
Healthy Male Development in Adolescence (5) This course is designed to provide students with an overview of the gender specific issues faced by adolescent boys in social, academic, psychological, and familial arenas. We will explore gender specific challenges and risks for boys during this phase of development. This course will also address factors that promote and protect healthy growth and coping in these years. | Elisa Doebler-Irvine |
PHIL 323
91157 |
New
Course! (10/9/07) |
Yoga Philosophy (2) (AEH) (H) (LC) Yoga is a Sanskrit term meaning “to join;” in this case, joining the person to God. One of the six classical schools of Indian Philosophy, Yoga is known for its sophisticated articulation of philosophy and its methods of meditation to test that philosophy. This course will examine the origins of Yoga in Neolithic India, its literary history and modern expression. Note: The course will be 12 days in duration, divided into a set of meetings over a Saturday and Sunday with online readings before and after the course meeting. The course meetings will take place at the Chinook Winds Resort in Lincoln City. A deeply discounted block of oveanview rooms has been arranged for Saturday night for students enrolled in this course. Call the resort for reservations: 1-877-423-2241. Prerequisites: Sophomore standing Dates/Times: Sat., Mar. 22, 2 PM - 4 PM & 7 PM - 9 PM, Sun. Mar. 23 9 AM - 11 AM Plus Online Studies March 18-21 & March 24-29 Location: Chinook Winds Resort - Lincoln City |
David Komito |
PHIL 340 91110 |
Cancelled (3/17/08) |
Philosophy of Science (5) (SMI) (N) (NW) | Jeff Johnson |
PSY 242 91080 |
New
Course! (5/21/07) |
The Mind (5) (SMI) (N) (NW) This course introduces current topics in neuroscience and the biological basis of human behavior. Topics will include neuronal structure and function, human neuroanatomy, psychopharmacology, addiction, emotion, aging, violence, and aggression. |
Richard Ettinger |
PSY 321 91083 |
New
Course! (5/21/07) |
Stress and Disease (3) (SMI) (N) (NW) This course will focus on both historical and current research in the field of psychoneuroimmunology. Emphasis will include the relationship between psychological stress and disease in humans, the physiological and psychological assessment of stress, and conditioned immune response in animals. The course will attempt to fairly present our current understanding of the relationship between psychological stress and cancer, AIDS, and infectious diseases. Experimental design limitations which have made interpretations of this research often controversial will be discussed. |
Richard Ettinger |
PSY 327 91081 |
New
Course! (5/21/07) |
Statistics and Experimental Design (3) (SMI) (L) (QR) Principles of experimental design and associated data analysis techniques such as regression, hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, and non-parametric statistics; experience with statistical packages for computers; introduction to exploratory data analysis are covered. PSY 327 is equivalent to STAT 327. Only one of the two courses may be applied to the baccalaureate degree. Note: This course is cross-listed as STAT 327. Prerequisites: MATH 111 or equivalent |
Richard Ettinger |
PSY 345 91086 |
New
Course! (5/21/07) |
Motivation (5) Motivational concepts as explanations of behavior: homeostasis, drive, instinct, and cognitive psychology are discussed. Prerequisites: PSY 201 and 202 or consent of instructor. |
Richard Ettinger |
PSY 433 91084 |
New
Course! (6/26/07) |
Psychopharmacology (5)Advanced study of neuropharmacology and biological mechanisms of drug action. Topics include the mechanisms of action for drugs such as: amphetamine and cocaine, antidepressants, alcohol, psychotropic drugs, and antipsychotics. Prerequisites: PSY 342 or consent of instructor |
Richard Ettinger |
SCI 110 91122 |
New
Course! (7/23/07) |
Physical Geography II (5) (SMI) This is an introduction to the physical world with an emphasis on biography, geomorphology, pedology, oceans, and their interacting processes (continuation of GEOG 106). | Ralph Lewis |
SCI 310
91101 |
Cancelled (2/14/08) |
Climatology: Climate and Man (2) (NW) Introduction to Climatology and its interacting processes with earth science and man. Dates/Times: Fri., Apr. 4, 7 - 10 PM; Sat., Apr. 5, 9 AM - 5 PM Location: BMCC - Pendleton, Rm. TBA |
Ralph Lewis |
SPAN 310 90714 |
New
Course! (6/28/07) |
Basic Writing for the Bilingual: Spanish (4) This course is designed for bilingual students who have good oral skills in Spanish, but who need to develop their writing skills. It is also highly recommended for students who have finished 2nd year Spanish and who want to review grammar and improve their writing skills. The class combines a comprehensive practical review of Spanish grammar, writing essays on topics of general interest, and discussion on Blackboard. | Teresita Gutierrez-Becerril |
SPAN 310 90714 |
Change (5/30/07) |
Language and Culture III (4) This course has been assigned a new course number and course reference number. Please use SPAN 323 - 91098 to register for this course. | Barbara Schulz |
SPAN 310 90973 |
Change (8/6/07) |
Spanish for Health Professions (6) This course has been changed from Online to Onsite delivery. Dates/Times: Dates/Times TBA Location: EOU - Portland, OIT Metro Center, Rm. TBA. |
Barbara Schulz |
| SPCH 325 91171 | New Course! (11/12/07) |
Intercultural Communication (2) This course will assist students in: 1)Identifying subtle and not-so-subtle ways that culture affects our perceptions and communication, 2)Increasing their cultural awareness and sensitivity to diverse worldviews; including ways of perceiving, verbal and nonverbal communication, ways of learning, working, conflict resolution, decision making and negotiation, 3) Developing practical steps for communicating with individuals from a variety of backgrounds. Dates/Times: Sat-Sun, Apr. 25-26, 9-4 pm Location: John Day Center |
Dee McDonald |
SPCH 340 91116 |
New Course! (7/3/07) |
Interviewing Strategies & Skills (3) (AEH) Students gain the theoretical foundation and practical skills to conduct and participate in effective interviews. | Chris Bonney |
SSCI 145 91075 |
New
Course! (5/2/07) |
Survival Skills for Distance Learners (2) This course will provide individuals participating in distance learning the opportunity to develop strategies which will assist them in becoming successful students. It will be taught as a Web-based course to encourage students to develop their online skills as they work through the course material. | Ellen Krieger |
SSCI 175 CRN-TBA |
New
Course! (7/25/07) |
Online Degree Planning Workshop (1) This course is designed to provide students with the tools and information needed to plan their individual distance learning programs. Student will learn to evaluate various ways to construct a degree plan, and to determine which option best suits their interests, goals, and background. This course is a requirement for participation in the Division of Distance Education’s distance learning degree programs. This course is open only to students who have (1) gone through an Orientation and (2) been admitted to Eastern Oregon University. Note: Newly admitted students only need to take one workshop, session one OR session two. Contact your adviser for further course details. |
Liz Burton & Chris Cronin |
SSCI 407 CRN-TBA |