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In 1915, Boston University offered its first summer course. Over the past century, Summer Term has served thousands of students from around the nation and the world. Join us this year as we celebrate 100 years of summer study.

A Century of Summer

1923 The first tax-exempt theatre in the nation is built on Huntington Avenue, becoming the Boston University Theatre in 1953.

1958 BU faculty member and poet Robert Lowell taught budding poets Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton (pictured), and George Starbuck in his historic poetry seminar.

2012 BU joins the Association of American Universities (AAU), an elite organization of 61 other leading research universities in the United States and Canada.

1971 John Silber is inaugurated as Boston University’s seventh president (until 1996).1915

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2015 BU breaks ground for its new, state-of-the-art Center for Integrated Life Sciences & Engineering (CILSE).

1986 BU Professor of Humanities Elie Wiesel wins the Nobel Peace Prize.

2000 Dr. Jhumpa Lahiri, who holds four BU degrees, wins the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction with Interpreter of Maladies, as does BU creative writing professor Ha Jin (Waiting).

1915 The Boston Red Sox win the World Series against the Phillies. The Sox home games were played on Braves Field—known today as BU’s Nickerson Field.

1920 Boston University purchases the first 15 acres of what is today the Charles River Campus. Prior to that BU buildings were scattered around Beacon Hill and Copley Square.

1940 The landmark Citgo sign is erected in Kenmore Square.

1955 Martin Luther King, Jr. earns his PhD at Boston University.

1965 BU’s Warren Towers residence hall opens.

1997 Robert Pinsky, BU professor of English and creative writing, is named 39th United States Poet Laureate by the Library of Congress (reappointed in 1998 and 1999).

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Why is Boston University Summer Term your best choice for summer study? BU is ranked among the top universities in the world. And BU Summer Term offers more than 700 courses, taught by BU’s award-winning professors, on a campus in the heart of Boston—one of the nation’s most unique and exciting cities.

WHY CHOOSE BU SUMMER TERM?Academic Excellence—BU is among the world’s top academic institutions, placing 37th in the U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities rankings.

Extensive Choices—with courses offered by 13 of BU’s 17 schools and colleges, you’ll have no trouble satisfying program prerequisites, degree requirements, or your own curiosity.

Unique Courses—discover one-of-a-kind areas of study with our Summer Highlights, found throughout the course listing.

A Global Community—you’ll meet students from across the United States and around the world.

Ideal Location—BU is in the heart of Boston, the top U.S. city for students (QS Best Student Cities).

Rich Legacy—Over the past century, Summer Term has served thousands of students from around the nation and the world. Join us this year as we celebrate 100 years of summer study.

Study at a World-Class University

EXPLORE A WORLD-CLASS CITY New England’s largest city, Boston is famous for being a thriving hub of culture, innovation, diversity, and progressive thinking. Whether you seek history, arts, sports, parks, nightlife, or simply a sunny café terrace where you can study, you’ll find it in Boston.

A compact city, Boston is easy to navigate on foot, by bicycle, or via public transportation (MBTA, known locally as the “T”). You’ll want to become familiar with local trolley, subway, and bus routes, available at mbta.com. Once you are ready to explore, you’ll start to discover Boston’s many historic neighborhoods.

To find more details on what Boston has to offer during the summer, visit the Summer Term website at bu.edu/summer/boston.

SUMMER TERM STAFF

BOSTON UNIVERSITY SUMMER TERM755 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 105 Boston, MA 02215

Donna Shea, PhDAssistant Dean and Director

Eric Jarvis, PhDAssociate Director

Kaitlin BarnesManager, International Partnerships

Latasha JohnsonProgram Coordinator, High School Programs

Megan HermidaManager, High School Programs

Gregg CharronProgram Administrator, International and Internship

David GabisAdministrative Coordinator

Phone: 617-353-5124Fax: 617-353-5532Email: [email protected]



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RegistrationHOW TO REGISTERCurrent Boston University StudentsTo get started, visit bu.edu/studentlink:

• Register online using WebReg.• Add and drop courses.• Confirm your course schedule and class location(s).

You may add/drop courses on the Student Link until the end of the add/drop period for your course(s). No changes are possible once the add/drop deadline has passed.

Other College Students, Adults & ProfessionalsAdmission to BU Summer Term is not required to take courses. Simply register online or by mail/fax:

• To register online, follow the directions at bu.edu/summer/registration/visiting.

• To register using paper forms, visit bu.edu/summer/forms for necessary downloads.

Visiting International StudentsTo register for BU Summer Term, visiting international students need to complete several forms depending on their current immigration status:

• Evaluate your summer immigration status at bu.edu/summer/international/visa.

• Determine what documentation and forms you will need to register at bu.edu/summer/international/how-to-register.

OPEN ENROLLMENTThere is no special admission process for Summer Term courses. To enroll in a summer course, simply complete your course registration. Make sure you have fulfilled the necessary prerequisites for the courses you have chosen.

FULL COURSE LOADA full course load in a six-week summer session is two courses (8 credits). A total of 16 semester credits may be earned over the full 12-week Summer Term. Permission must be obtained to exceed a full course load.

AUDITINGPlease inquire with the Summer Term office to determine whether it is possible to audit a particular course. If approved, you must obtain instructor permission, register officially, and pay the same tuition as students taking the course for credit. Students are not allowed to “sit in” on summer courses.

SUMMER TERM 2015

SUMMER 1 May 19–June 26

SUMMER 2 June 29–August 7

ADD/DROP DEADLINES FOR STANDARD SUMMER COURSESFor Session 1: Through Tuesday, May 26 For Session 2: Through Monday, July 6

Add/drop deadlines for nonstandard summer courses can be found under each course description at bu.edu/summer/courses.

Note: Some instructors do not allow students to join their course once it has begun. It is recommended that you register for and attend summer classes by their first meeting date. To add a course after it has started, contact the instructor for permission.

CONNECT TO THE STUDENT LINK: bu.edu/studentlink

• View and change personal information

• Look at your student account

• Register for classes and add/drop

• Check your grades

The Student Link requires a BU login name and Kerberos password—generated automatically when you register online or provided when you arrive on campus. To learn more, call 617-353-HELP (4357) or email [email protected].

Registration Begins February 26, 2015

For complete information on courses and programs, as well as detailed policies and procedures, please visit bu.edu/summer.



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Summer 2015 Tuition & FeesCourse tuition is determined by the number of credits, the level of the course (undergraduate or graduate), and the Boston University school or college through which the course is offered. Below are the per-credit tuition charges for this year. The total tuition for each course is also listed starting on page 14.

Money Matters

TUITION CHARGES PER CREDITUndergraduate Courses (numbered 100 to 599) ....................................$620Graduate Courses (numbered 600 to 999) .......................................... $1,428

ExceptionsCollege of Fine Arts (music education courses on campus) ................$620College of Engineering (all courses numbered 500 and above) ....... $1,428School of Education (all courses on campus) ...........................................$620School of Theology (all courses on campus) ............................................$568School of Social Work (all courses on campus) ........................................$931Metropolitan College (courses numbered 100 to 599 on campus)....$620Metropolitan College (courses numbered 600 to 999 on campus) . $800

Additional FeesThe following fees are not refundable once classes have begun:Student Services Fee (per session)................................................................ $60Laboratory Fee (science courses) ................................................................$200Technology Fee (online courses) ..................................................................$240Replacement Fee (for student ID card) ........................................................$40Late Payment Fees ....................................................................................$75–300

PAYMENTCharges for tuition and fees will appear on your student account as soon as you register for classes. You will be responsible for payment unless you officially withdraw or drop your courses(s) within the add/drop period.

Payment DeadlinesPayment is due by May 19, 2015, for Summer 1 and 12-week courses, and June 29, 2015, for Summer 2 courses. After these dates, late fees will be applied to outstanding balances.

Payment OptionsStudents may pay their summer charges online via the Student Link, or by check or credit card (if you are a part-time BU student or a new visiting student). Details are available at bu.edu/summer/payment.

If you have questions about the payment process or deferred-payment plans, contact Student Accounting Services at 617-353-2264.

FINANCIAL AIDFinancial aid in the summer is limited to student loans and Federal Work Study for eligible students. Students must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents and meet other requirements to qualify for federal loans. For more information, visit bu.edu/finaid.

WITHDRAWAL CREDIT (REFUNDS)If you officially drop a standard summer course before the beginning of the summer session, you will be credited for its associated tuition and fees. If you officially drop a standard summer course during the add/drop week (five days at the beginning of each session), you will be credited for tuition, but registration and lab fees are non-refundable. After the add/drop period is over there are no refunds or credits. You are responsible for all tuition and fees for any course in which you remain enrolled after the add/drop period.

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Housing and dining services are available to students registered for Summer Term academic programs and to full-time, matriculated Boston University students.

Double rooms and a limited number of single rooms are available in dormitory-style and apartment-style residences, including two that feature air-conditioning. Room assignments are made on a space-available basis according to the dates that completed forms and housing guarantee payments are received by BU Housing.

Detailed summer housing information and all forms needed are available at bu.edu/housing. Please email [email protected] with any questions.

A range of dining plans is available. The Fresh Food Company at Marciano Commons (100 Bay State Road) and other retail dining locations are open throughout the summer. Students assigned to dormitory-style residences must choose one of the three summer dining plans. For more information, visit bu.edu/housing/summer/dining.

You can also purchase Convenience Points in initial amounts of $100, $200, $300, or any other increment of $25. Buy them at the Terrier Card office at 775 Commonwealth Avenue.

2015 RESIDENCE & DINING PLAN RATESThe rates below are per person, per six-week session.

Dormitory-style residences (dining plan required)

Double- or triple-occupancy $1,338Single occupancy $1,743Air conditioned double-occupancy $1,505Air conditioned single-occupancy $1,960

Apartment-style residences (dining plan optional)

Multiple-occupancy bedrooms $1,655Single-occupancy bedrooms $1,990Air conditioned single-occupancy $2,359

Dining

Dining plan options may be used for all-you-care-to-eat breakfast, lunch, brunch, or dinner meals at Marciano Commons:10 Plus—any 10 meals each week $75514 Plus—any 14 meals each week $1,01019 Plus—all 19 meals each week $1,215

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS & SCHOLARS OFFICE (ISSO)The ISSO provides information and counseling on immigration regulations, employment, cultural adjustment, and personal issues. For further information, visit bu.edu/isso.

SUMMER TERM INTERNATIONAL OFFICE

755 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 105 Boston, MA 02215 617-353-0556 [email protected] bu.edu/summer/international

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTWhile TOEFL scores are not required to register for most summer courses, summer students are expected to be proficient in English. Minimum TOEFL scores expected of all students are posted at bu.edu/summer/toefl.

CENTER FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE & ORIENTATION PROGRAMS (CELOP)Boston University CELOP has been providing English language and U.S. cultural instruction to international students for forty years. Small classes and eight levels of English ability provide students with maximum learning potential and a high degree of personalized attention. For information on CELOP programs, visit bu.edu/celop.

Housing & Dining

For International Students

Visiting international students are welcome to take courses at Boston University Summer Term. Visiting students do not need to be formally admitted to BU to register for summer classes.

Summer Term staff members assist international students throughout the enrollment process. Whether you choose to study full-time during summer or just want to take one course while visiting the U.S., our staff will help you understand the process for enrollment at BU this summer.

To find out more about the enrollment process for international students, visit bu.edu/summer/international.

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Known as “FitRec,” Boston University’s Fitness & Recreation Center offers hundreds of courses and a wide range of recreational activities. You’ll find everything from sailing and rowing, to squash and rock climbing, to yoga and cardio-kickboxing—as well as facilities that include two pools, a “lazy river,” a climbing wall, a two-story cardio and strength training Fitness Center, an indoor jogging track, seven courts of gymnasium space, a café, and much more.

FITREC CLASSESFitRec offers relaxed, informative, and get-your-body moving recreational classes for every age and ability level. Most classes are offered in two five-week sessions, and are available at a variety of times on weekdays and weekends. Classes are open to the public as well as BU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and FitRec members.

Fitness & Recreation Center

Student Resources

INTRAMURAL SPORTSIntramural teams are made up of friends and colleagues who play against other BU teams. Get your team together this summer for softball and/or indoor soccer. Registration deadlines and season dates can be found at bu.edu/fitrec/intramural.

FITREC MEMBERSHIPPurchase a FitRec membership and discover over six and a half acres of world-class recreational facilities, equipment, and services. Whether you want to break a sweat or cool down in the pool, you’ll find plenty of activities to challenge you.

Summer Term students, faculty/staff, and alumni are eligible for FitRec memberships. Stop by the FitRec front desk at 915 Commonwealth Avenue to find out about your membership options, or visit us online at bu.edu/fitrec.

Recreational ClassesAquaticsClimbingCourt SportsDanceEmergency Medical ServicesFitnessMind/BodyRowingSailingSports

BARNES & NOBLE @ BOSTON UNIVERSITY Buy and sell your textbooks at Boston University’s official campus bookstore, located in Kenmore Square. Visit bu.bncollege.com.

DISABILITY SERVICESBoston University is committed to maximizing the academic, social, and cultural integration of individuals with disabilities. For information, call 617-353-3658 (Voice or TTY), email [email protected], or visit bu.edu/disability.

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE CENTER (ERC)Located on the fifth and sixth floors of the Yawkey Center for Student Services, the ERC helps students develop the academic skills required by the University’s rigorous programs. Services include peer tutoring, individual academic advising, and a campus Writing Center. Visit bu.edu/erc.

IT HELP CENTERSInformation Services & Technology (IS&T) provides the Boston University community with computing and network resources for communication, coursework, instruction, and research. Find IT Help Centers in the Mugar Memorial Library (771 Commonwealth Avenue) and in West Campus (179 Amory Street). Visit bu.edu/tech.

MUGAR MEMORIAL LIBRARYWithin its seven stories, Boston University’s main library holds more than 2.2 million items, and houses the largest computer lab on the Charles River Campus. Visit bu.edu/library/mugar-memorial.

One-on-One ServicesPersonal TrainingPrivate ClimbingPrivate PilatesPrivate Squash LessonsPrivate Swim LessonsPrivate Tennis Lessons

Children and Family ProgramsTumbling and GymnasticsSportsSwim Lessons BU’s Yawkey

Center for Student Services opened at 100 Bay State Road. The Center hosts a variety of resources for students, including dining facilities, the Educational Resources Center (ERC), the Center for Career Development (CCD), and College of Arts & Sciences writing and advising programs.

A decade ago, the state-of-the-art Fitness & Recreation Center was completed, and BU opened AgganisArena. The buildings occupy the former site of the Commonwealth Armory, demolished in 2002.

Find a complete list of FitRec classes at bu.edu/fitrec.

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ACCOUNTING (UNDERGRADUATE)

MET MG 101 A1 Accounting I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

SMG AC 221 A1 Financial Accounting SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

SMG AC 221 A2 Financial Accounting SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

SMG AC 221 B1 Financial Accounting SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M W R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

SMG AC 222 A1 Managerial Accounting SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND M W F 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

SMG AC 222 A2 Managerial Accounting SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND M W F 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

SMG AC 222 B1 Managerial Accounting SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

SMG AC 347 B1 Intermediate Accounting I SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Staff Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG AC 541 A1 Advanced Accounting SUM1 May 20–Jun 25 IND M W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Staff Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG AC 565 A1 Auditing SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 4:30–7:30pm 4 $2480 Staff Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

ACTUARIAL SCIENCE (GRADUATE)

MET AT 782 A1 Pension Mathematics and Mortality Tables

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Tepfer

MET MA 603 B1 SAS with Statistical Applications SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Freitas

ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES (GRADUATE)

MET AD 501 A1 Business Communication for International Students

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Mendlinger Permission required for non-MET students.

MET AD 510 A1 Mathematics for Management SUM1 Jun 13–Jun 21 IND Sa Su 9am–2pm 2 $1240 Mendlinger Meets for two weekends.

MET AD 630 A1 Financial and Managerial Accounting SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Barskaya

MET AD 632 A1 Financial Concepts SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Staff

MET AD 642 A1 Project Management SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Staff

MET AD 642 A2 Project Management SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 11am–2:30pm 4 $3200 Keegan

MET AD 643 A1 Project Communications Management SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Campbell

MET AD 644 B1 Project Risk and Cost Management SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Reichel

MET AD 648 A1 E-commerce SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Shahossini

MET AD 648 B1 E-commerce SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Page

MET AD 655 A1 International Business, Economics, and Cultures SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Lee

MET AD 655 A2 International Business, Economics, and Cultures SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 11am–2:30pm 4 $3200 Lee

MET AD 655 B1 International Business, Economics, and Cultures SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Banasiewicz

MET AD 667 B1 Innovation, Global Competitiveness, and National Economic Development

SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Rajagopal

MET AD 709 B1 Case Studies in Current Corporate Financial Topics

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Staff

MET AD 712 B1 Financial Markets and Institutions SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Bellemans

MET AD 715 B1 Quantitative and Qualitative Decision-Making SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Zlatev

MET AD 717 A1 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Chee

MET AD 725 A1 Negotiations and Organizational Conflict Resolution

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Williams

MET AD 731 B1 Corporate Finance SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Noorian

MET AD 733 A1 Leadership in Management SUM1 May 20–Jun 17 IND M W 6–9pm 4 $3440* Mendlinger Meets May 20, 27, Jun 1, 3, 10, and 17. Also meets at Sargent Center, NH, June 5–7. *Includes program fee of $240.

Choosing Your Summer Term CoursesThe Summer Term course listing is organized first by subject area (accounting, etc.), then by course. Each course code includes the sponsoring Boston University school or college, academic department, course number, and section. Further details on how to read the course listings can be found on page 55.

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MET AD 741 B1 The Innovation Process: Developing New Products and Services

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Unger

MET AD 741 B2 The Innovation Process: Developing New Products and Services

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 11am–2:30pm 4 $3200 Unger

MET AD 745 B1 Global Competitiveness SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Bellemans

MET AD 746 A1 Business Law and Regulation in a Global Environment

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Saradjian

MET AD 763 A1 Multinational Finance and Trade SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Chee

MET AD 773 A1 International Business Simulation SUM1 Apr 29–May 14 IND W F M T W R

4:30–6pm 10am–5:30pm 10am–9pm 9am–10pm 9am–8pm

4 $3200 Becker Meets April 29: 4:30–6pm. Meets May 8: 10am–5:30pm. Meets May 11: 10am–9pm. Meets May 12 and 13: 9am–10pm. Meets May 14: 9am–8pm.

MET AD 855 EL Strategic Advantage SUM2 Jun 21–Aug 1 IND M T W R F

9:30am–7pm 9:30am–4:30pm

4 $3200 Leybourne WebReg restricted. Permission required. eLive/blended format. Meets on campus Jul 13–17. Meets online Jun 21, 28, Jul 5, 12, 29–31, Aug 1.

MET AD 857 EL Marketing Strategies SUM1 May 27–Jun 21 IND R F Sa Su M 9:30am–5pm 4 $3200 Costin eLive/blended format. Meets on campus Jun 4–8.

ADVERTISING (GRADUATE) For additional courses In advertising see listings under Mass Communication, Advertising & Public Relations on page 44.

MET CM 708 A1 Principles and Practices of Advertising SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Cakebread Permission required for non-MET students.

MET CM 714 A1 Video in the Digital Age SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Hackett/ Fernandes

Permission required for non-MET students.

MET CM 716 B1 Digital Communication SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 8 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Miracco Permission required for non-MET students.

MET CM 736 B1 New and Traditional Media Strategies SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Klapisch Permission required for non-MET students.

AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES

CAS AA 207 A1 Sociology of Race and Ethnicity SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Edwards Meets with CAS SO 207.

CAS AA 507 B1 Literature of the Harlem Renaissance SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Boelcskevy Meets with CAS EN 377.

AMERICAN STUDIES

CAS AM 200 B1 Introduction to American Studies SUM2 Jul 20–Aug 6 IND M T W R 12:30–4pm 4 $2480 Miller Topic: Disasters in America. Three-week intensive course.

CAS AM 371 A1 Art and Architecture in Boston SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R T R

10am–12pm 1–3pm

4 $2580* Edwards Summer only! *Includes additional fee of $100.

ANTHROPOLOGY

CAS AN 101 A1 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Korom

CAS AN 101 B1 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Bristol

CAS AN 102 A1 Human Biology, Behavior, and Evolution SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Cartmill

CAS AN 102 B1 Human Biology, Behavior, and Evolution SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Mulderig

CAS AN 210 A1 Medical Anthropology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Ostrach

CAS AN 260 B1 Sex and Gender in Anthropological Perspective SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Sum

CAS AN 290 B1 Children and Culture SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Mustafa

CAS AN 348 B1 Investigating Contemporary Globalization SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 LaPorte Summer only!

SUMMER HIGHLIGHT

Boston StudiesAs an urban university in one of the nation’s most historic and diverse cities, BU is the perfect place to engage in the stories of Boston, as revealed in the city’s culture, architecture, archaeology, neighborhoods, and people. Tap into a rich vein of history with Boston Studies—a series of courses that make use of Boston as a living classroom.

CAS AH 211 Boston Museums (p. 18)CAS AM 371 Art and Architecture in Boston (above)CGS HU 303 The Irish in Boston (p. 35)COM JO 310 Beat Reporting (p. 38)MET HI 373 History of Boston (p. 37)MET SO 501 Special Topics in Sociology:

A Social History of Boston’s North End (p. 52)MET UA 580 Boston Experience: The Role of Architecture

in Creating a Sense of Place (p. 53)SED AP 605 The History of Boston University

and its Presidents (p. 29)

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ARCHAEOLOGY

CAS AR 100 A1 Great Discoveries in Archaeology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 10am–12pm 4 $2480 Patania

CAS AR 100 B1 Great Discoveries in Archaeology SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 10am–12pm 4 $2480 Cuneo

CAS AR 215 A1 The Contested Past SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Elia

CAS AR 251 B1 Ancient Maya Civilization SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Rossi

CAS AR 543 A1 Introduction to Akkadian Cuneiform 1 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Kim

ART For courses in art see listings under Visual Arts on page 54.

ART HISTORY (HISTORY OF ART & ARCHITECTURE)

CAS AH 111 A1 Introduction to Art History I: Antiquity to the Middle Ages

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Green

CAS AH 111 B1 Introduction to Art History I: Antiquity to the Middle Ages

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Lett

CAS AH 112 A1 Introduction to Art History II: Renaissance to Today

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Alberts

CAS AH 112 B1 Introduction to Art History II: Renaissance to Today

SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Saravo

CAS AH 205 B1 Architecture: An Introduction SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Matyczyk

CAS AH 211 A1 Boston Museums SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2580* Ribner Summer only! *Includes additional fee of $100.

CAS AH 275 B1 Baroque Art SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Finnegan

CAS AH 295 A1 History of Photography SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Hite

CAS AH 389 A1 Impressionism SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Ribner

CAS AH 393 B1 Contemporary Art: 1980 to Now SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Parrish

ARTS ADMINISTRATION (GRADUATE)

MET AR 711 A1 Capital Campaigns SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Doorley-Simboski

MET AR 777 C1 Comparative Cultural Policy and Administration SUM1 Jun 2–Jul 14 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Maloney WebReg restricted. Permission required. Meets on campus Tues. Jun 2–23 and Jul 14. Trip to Dublin and London, Jun 27–Jul 5.

MET AR 781 B1 Special Topics in Arts Administration SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 DeNatale Topic: Research and Program Evaluation in Arts Administration.

MET AR 789 A1 Cultural Entrepreneurship SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Guillemin/ Grossman

MET AR 802 C1 Internship in Arts Administration 11-WK May 26–Aug 4 EXP T 4–6pm 2 $1600 O’Neal Meets on campus with MET AR 803 May 26, Jun 30, and Aug 4.

MET AR 803 C1 Internship in Arts Administration II 11-WK May 26–Aug 4 EXP T 4–6pm 2 $1600 O’Neal Meets on campus with MET AR 802 May 26, Jun 30, and Aug 4.

ASTRONOMY

CAS AS 101 A1 The Solar System SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 LEC/ LAB

M T W R F 9:30–11am 4 $2680* Hudon *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS AS 102 B1 The Astronomical Universe SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 LEC/LAB

M T W R F 9:30–11am 4 $2680* Hudon *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS AS 109 A1 Cosmology SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 LEC/ DIS

M T W R F 11am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Hudon

BIOLOGY

CAS CAS CAS

BI BI BI

106 106 106

A1 A2 A3

Human Anatomy Human Anatomy Human Anatomy

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1

May 19–Jun 25 May 19–Jun 25 May 19–Jun 25

LEC LAB LAB

T W R T R T R

9–11:30am 12:30–2:30pm 3–5pm

4 $2680* Co Register for lecture and a lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI B1

107 107

A1 A2

Biology I Biology I

SUM1 SUM1

May 19–Jun 25 May 19–Jun 25

LEC LAB

T W R T R

10am–12:30pm 1:30–4:30pm

4 $2680* Wasserman Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

107 107

B1 B2

Biology I Biology I

SUM2 SUM2

Jun 30–Aug 6 Jun 30–Aug 6

LEC LAB

T W R T R

10am–12:30pm 1:30–4:30pm

4 $2680* Lavalli Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

108 108

A1 A2

Biology II Biology II

SUM1 SUM1


LEC LAB

M W F M W

9–11:30am 12:30–3:30pm

4 $2680* Tolan Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

108 108

B1 B2

Biology II Biology II

SUM2 SUM2


LEC LAB

M W R M W

9:30am–12pm 1–4pm

4 $2680* Tolan Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

114 114

B1 B2

Human Infectious Diseases: AIDS to Tuberculosis Human Infectious Diseases: AIDS to Tuberculosis

SUM2 SUM2


LEC LAB

M T R T R

9:30am–12pm 1–3pm

4 $2680* Blair Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS BI 203 A1 Cell Biology SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 LEC/ DIS

M W F 9–12:30am 4 $2480 Monette

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CAS BI 206 B1 Genetics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 LEC DIS

M T R M R

1–3:30pm 3:30–4:30pm

4 $2480 Blair

CAS CAS

BI BI

211 211

B1 B2

Human Physiology Human Physiology

SUM2 SUM2


LEC LAB

M W R M R

9–11:30am 1–4pm

4 $2680* Seliga Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

303 303

A1 A2

Evolutionary Ecology Evolutionary Ecology

SUM1 SUM1


LEC LAB

T W R T R

10am–12:30pm 1:30–4:30pm

4 $2680* Finzi Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

311 311

A1 A2

General Microbiology General Microbiology

SUM1 SUM1


LEC LAB

M W R M W R

10am–12:30pm 1:30–4:30pm

4 $2680* Beg New for Summer 2015! Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

315 315

A1 A2

Systems Physiology Systems Physiology

SUM1 SUM1


LEC LAB

M W R M W

2–4:30pm 10am–1pm

4 $2680* Co Register for lecture and lab. Meets with CAS BI 383 A1. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

325 325

B1 B2

Principles of Neuroscience Principles of Neuroscience

SUM2 SUM2


LEC DIS

M T W M W

9–11:30am 11:30am–12:30pm

4 $2480 Lin Register for lecture and discussion.

CAS BI 327 A1 Cancer Biology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Baum Summer only!

CAS CAS

BI BI

383 383

A1 A2

Fundamentals of Biology 3 Fundamentals of Biology 3

SUM1 SUM1


LEC LAB

M W R T R

2–4:30pm 10am–1pm

4 $2680* Co Register for lecture and lab. Meets with CAS BI 315 A1. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

BI BI

407 407

B1 B2

Animal Behavior Animal Behavior

SUM2 SUM2


LEC LAB

T W R T R

10am–12:30pm 1–4pm

4 $2680* Wasserman Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS CAS

BI BI BI BI

421 421 421 421

A1 A2 A3 A4

Biochemistry I Biochemistry I Biochemistry I Biochemistry I

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1 SUM1

May 19–Jun 25 May 20–Jun 24 May 20–Jun 24 May 19–Jun 25

LEC DIS LAB LAB

M T W R W M W T R

10am–12pm 9–10am 1–5pm 1–5pm

4 $2680* Lamanna Register for lecture, discussion, and a lab. Meets with CAS CH 421. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS BI 525 A1 Biology of Neurodegenerative Diseases SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R T R

10am–12:30pm 1:30–2:30pm

4 $2480 Pastorino Meets with CAS NE 525.

CAS BI 543 B1 Global Ecology SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Zook New for Summer 2015!

CAS BI 594 B1 Topics in Neurobiology SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 LEC DIS

T W R T W

2:30–5pm 1–2pm

4 $2480 Vyshedskiy New for Summer 2015! Meets with CAS NE 594.

BIOMEDICAL-CLINICAL (UNDERGRADUATE)

GMS BT 106 A1 Medical Terminology 2 SUM1 May 19–Jun 23 IND T 5:30–9pm 2 $1240 Thoidis Medical Campus.

GMS BT 210 B1 Technical Writing for Clinical Research SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Ali Medical Campus.

GMS BT 290 B1 Disease and Public Health SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Andry Medical Campus.

GMS BT 405 A1 Biochemistry SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Thoidis Medical Campus.

GMS BT 406 A1 Cytogenetics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2680* Wyandt Medical Campus. *Includes lab fee of $200.

GMS BT 407 B1 Molecular Genetics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 LAB M W 5:30–9pm 4 $2680* Maher Medical Campus. *Includes lab fee of $200.

GMS BT 450 A1 Forensic Toxicology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Ratner Medical Campus.

GMS BT 456 A1 Endocrinology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Greenwald Medical Campus.

GMS BT 484 A1 Advanced Cell Culture Techniques SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 LAB M W 5:30–9pm 4 $2680* Doerre Medical Campus. *Includes lab fee of $200.

GMS BT 540 B1 Regulatory and Compliance Issues SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Tobia Medical Campus.

GMS BT 580 B1 Legal and Ethical Issues in Clinical Research SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 4 IND T 5:30–9pm 2 $1240 Burford Medical Campus.

BUSINESS FOR NON-BUSINESS MAJORS

SMG SM 101 A1 Introduction to Business SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Allen Summer only! Not open to SMG majors/minors.

SMG SM 101 B1 Introduction to Business SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Morrison Summer only! Not open to SMG majors/minors.

SMG SM 104 A1 Finance for Non-Management Students SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 1:30–4pm 4 $2480 Staff Summer only! Not open to SMG majors/minors.

SMG SM 104 B1 Finance for Non-Management Students SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Staff Summer only! Not open to SMG majors/minors.

SMG SM 105 A1 Introduction to Marketing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Utter Summer only! Not open to SMG majors/minors.

SUMMER HIGHLIGHT

Business for Non-Business MajorsSummer Term offers a special set of courses specifically to help non-business majors get a grasp on basic business principles and practices—ones that can be put to good use in day-to-day life. To become familiar with fundamentals of leadership and management, finance, and marketing, consider our Business for Non-Business Majors courses.

SMG SM 101 Introduction to Business (above)SMG SM 104 Finance for Non-Management Students (above)SMG SM 105 Introduction to Marketing (above)MET MG 202 Personal Financial Planning (p. 34)

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CHEMISTRY

CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH

101 101 101

A1 A2 A3

General Chemistry 1 General Chemistry 1 General Chemistry 1

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1


LEC DIS LAB

M T W R T W R T R

10am–12pm 8:30–9:30am 1–4pm

4 $2680* Abrams Register for lecture, discussion, and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH

101 101 101

B1 B2 B3


SUM2 SUM2 SUM2

Jun 29–Aug 6 Jun 30–Aug 6 Jun 30–Aug 6

LEC DIS LAB

M T W R T W R T R

2–4pm 1–2pm 9am–12pm

4 $2680* Georgiadis Register for lecture, discussion, and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH

102 102 102

A1 A2 A3


SUM1 SUM1 SUM1


LEC DIS LAB

M T W R T W R T R

2–4pm 1–2pm 9am–12pm

4 $2680* Dill Register for lecture, discussion, and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH

102 102 102

B1 B2 B3


SUM2 SUM2 SUM2


LEC DIS LAB

M T W R T W R T R

10am–12pm 8:30–9:30am 1–4pm

4 $2680* Abrams Register for lecture, discussion, and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH

131 131 131

A1 A2 A3

General Chemistry for the Engineering Sciences General Chemistry for the Engineering Sciences General Chemistry for the Engineering Sciences

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1


LEC DIS LAB

M T W R T W R M W

10am–12pm 9–10am 1–4pm

4 $2680* Dill Register for lecture, discussion, and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH

171 171 171

A1 A2 A3

Principles of General Chemistry Principles of General Chemistry Principles of General Chemistry

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1


LEC DIS LAB

M T W R T R M W

1:30–3:30pm 11:30am–12:30pm 9:30am–12:30pm

4 $2680* Pounds Register for lecture, discussion, and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH

172 172 172

B1 B2 B3

Principles of Organic and Biochemistry Principles of Organic and Biochemistry Principles of Organic and Biochemistry

SUM2 SUM2 SUM2


LEC DIS LAB

M T W R M W T R

1:30–3:30pm 11:30am–12:30pm 9:30am–12:30pm

4 $2680* Loy Register for lecture, discussion, and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

CH CH

201 201

A1 A2

Quantitative Analytical Chemistry Laboratory Quantitative Analytical Chemistry Laboratory

SUM1 SUM1


LEC LAB

M W T R

12–1pm 9am–1pm

2 $1440* Abrams Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH CH CH

203 203 203 203 203

A1 A2 A3 A4 A5

Organic Chemistry 1 Organic Chemistry 1 Organic Chemistry 1 Organic Chemistry 1 Organic Chemistry 1

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1 SUM1 SUM1

May 19–Jun 25 May 20–Jun 24 May 19–Jun 23 May 21–Jun 25 May 21–Jun 25

LEC DIS PLB LAB LAB

M T W R W T M R M R

8–10am 10am–1pm 10–11am 10:30am–1:30pm 2–5pm

4 $2680* Rubio Register for lecture, discussion, prelab, and a lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH CH CH

204 204 204 204 204

B1 B2 B3 B4 B5

Organic Chemistry 2 Organic Chemistry 2 Organic Chemistry 2 Organic Chemistry 2 Organic Chemistry 2


Jun 29–Aug 6 Jul 1–Aug 5 Jun 30–Aug 4 Jun 29–Aug 6 Jun 29–Aug 6

LEC DIS PLB LAB LAB

M T W R W T M R M R

8–10am 10am–1pm 10–11am 10:30am–1:30pm 2–5pm

4 $2680* Rubio Register for lecture, discussion, prelab, and a lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

CH CH

205 205

A1 A2

Organic Chemistry Lecture 1 Organic Chemistry Lecture 1

SUM1 SUM1


LEC DIS

M T W R W

8–10am 10am–1pm

3 $1860 Rubio Register for lecture and discussion.

CAS CAS

CH CH

206 206

B1 B2

Organic Chemistry Lecture 2 Organic Chemistry Lecture 2

SUM2 SUM2

Jun 29–Aug 6 Jul 1–Aug 5

LEC DIS

M T W R W

8–10am 10am–1pm

3 $1860 Rubio Register for lecture and discussion.

CAS CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH CH

214 214 214 214

B1 B2 B3 B4

Organic Chemistry with Qualitative Analysis Organic Chemistry with Qualitative Analysis Organic Chemistry with Qualitative Analysis Organic Chemistry with Qualitative Analysis

SUM2 SUM2 SUM2 SUM2

Jun 29–Aug 6 Jul 1–Aug 5 Jun 30–Aug 4 Jun 29–Aug 6

LEC DIS PLB LAB

M T W R W T M T W R

8–10am 10am–1pm 11am–12pm 2–5pm

4 $2680* Rubio Register for lecture, discussion, prelab, and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS

CH CH

220 220

B3 B4

Organic Chemistry Laboratory with Qualitative Analysis Organic Chemistry Laboratory with Qualitative Analysis

SUM2 SUM2


LEC LAB

T M T W R

11am–12pm 2–5pm

2 $1440* Rubio Register for lecture and lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CH 273 B1 Principles of Biochemistry SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 LEC DIS

M T W R M W

10am–12pm 1–2pm

4 $2480 Lamanna

CAS CAS CAS CAS

CH CH CH CH

421 421 421 421

A1 A2 A3 A4

Biochemistry I Biochemistry I Biochemistry I Biochemistry I

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1 SUM1

May 19–Jun 25 May 20–Jun 24 May 20–Jun 24 May 19–Jun 25

LEC DIS LAB LAB

M T W R W M W T R

10am–12pm 9–10am 1–5pm 1–5pm

4 $2680* Lamanna Register for lecture, discussion, and a lab. Meets with CAS BI 421. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CH 423 A1 Biochemistry Lecture I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 10am–12pm 3 $1860 Lamanna

ChemistryChoosing the Right General Chemistry Course:CAS CH 101 is the first semester of a two-semester sequence of introductory chemistry designed for science majors (biology, chemistry, biochemistry, premedical/dental) requiring two semesters.CAS CH 131 is a one-semester course designed for engineering majors requiring only one semester.CAS CH 171 is a one-semester course designed for some biological and health science majors requiring only one semester.

Choosing the Right Organic Chemistry Course:CAS CH 172 is a one-semester survey course covering the fundamental aspects of organic chemistry and biochemistry, for students requiring only one semester who are interested in the biological and health sciences.CAS CH 203/204 is a two-semester sequence that satisfies the requirements of most students interested in pre-medicine/dentistry, other medical/health sciences, or biological sciences.CAS CH 203/214 is a two-semester sequence designed for students requiring a more intense laboratory experience than CH 203/204.

Choosing the Right Biochemistry Course:CAS CH 273 is a one-semester course designed for some biological and health science majors requiring only one semester. CAS CH 421 is the first semester of a two-semester sequence designed for chemistry and biochemistry majors requiring two semesters.

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CLASSICAL STUDIES

CAS CL 102 A1 The World of Rome SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND M W F 10:30am–1pm 4 $2480 West

CAS CL 111 A1 Beginning Latin 1 SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND M T R F 9–11am 4 $2480 Fisher

CAS CL 112 B1 Beginning Latin 2 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 IND M T R F 1:30–3:30pm 4 $2480 Blandino

CAS CL 211 A1 Intermediate Latin 1: Prose SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Libatique

CAS CL 212 B1 Intermediate Latin 2: Poetry SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Baxter

CAS CL 213 A1 Greek and Roman Mythology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Ruck

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CAS CS 101 A1 Introduction to Computing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 LEC LAB

M T W R W

10am–12pm 12–1pm

4 $2480 Donham

CAS CS 111 A1 Introduction to Computer Science 1 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 LEC LAB

M T R M R

9:30am–12pm 12–1pm

4 $2480 Stevens


M T R M R

1:30–4pm 4–5pm

4 $2480 Stevens

CAS CS 111 B1 Introduction to Computer Science 1 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 LEC LAB

ARR ARR

4 $2480 Staff


ARR ARR

4 $2480 Staff


M T W R W

3–5pm 2–3pm

4 $2480 Snyder


ARR ARR

4 $2480 Staff

CAS CS 131 A1 Combinatoric Structures SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R T

1–3pm 12–1pm

4 $2480 Matta

CAS CS 132 A1 Geometric Algorithms SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 LEC M T W R W

10am–12pm 9–10am

4 $2480 Magee

CAS CS 237 A1 Probability in Computing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R R

12–2pm 2–3pm

4 $2480 Snyder

CAS CS 320 A1 Concepts of Programming Languages SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 LEC LAB

M T W R W

3–5pm 2–3pm

4 $2480 Xi

MET CS 101 C1 Computers and Their Applications 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Shahossini

MET CS 200 C1 Fundamentals of Information Technology 12-WK May 18–Aug 3 IND M 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Kohn Note start date.

MET CS 201 A1 Introduction to Programming SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

MET CS 201 B1 Introduction to Programming SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 El-Sheikh

MET CS 231 A1 Programming with C++ SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Maslanka

MET CS 231 B1 Programming with C++ SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

MET CS 232 A1 Programming with Java SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Sheehan

MET CS 232 B1 Programming with Java SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Sheehan

MET CS 248 A1 Discrete Mathematics SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Temkin

MET CS 341 B1 Data Structures with C++ SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Maslanka

MET CS 342 B1 Data Structures with Java SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Abedinejad

MET CS 401 C1 Introduction to Web Application Development 12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Robertie

MET CS 425 EL Introduction to Business Data and Communication Networks

SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND S 9am–12pm 4 $2480 Chitkushev eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 30, Jun 6, Jun 13, and Jun 20. Meets with MET CS 625 EL.

MET CS 432 C1 Introduction to IT Project Management 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Kanabar Meets with MET CS 432 EL and MET CS 632.

MET CS 432 EL Introduction to IT Project Management 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Kanabar eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 19, Jun 16, Jul 14, Jul 28, and Aug 4. Meets with MET CS 432 C1 and MET CS 632.

MET CS 469 C1 Introduction to Database Design and Implementation for Business

12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Maiewski Meets with MET CS 469 EL and MET CS 669.

MET CS 469 EL Introduction to Database Design and Implementation for Business

12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Maiewski eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 20, Jun 10, Jul 15, Jul 29, and Aug 5. Meets with MET CS 469 C1 and MET CS 669.

MET CS 472 C1 Computer Architecture 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Hendrickson

MET CS 535 C1 Computer Networks 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Day

MET CS 546 C1 Quantitative Methods for Information Systems 12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Gorlin Meets with MET CS 546 EL.

MET CS 546 EL Quantitative Methods for Information Systems 12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Gorlin eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 20, Jun 10, Jul 15, Jul 29, and Aug 5. Meets with MET CS 546 C1.

MET CS 566 C1 Analysis of Algorithms 12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Braude

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MET CS 575 C1 Operating Systems 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Marx

MET CS 579 C1 Database Management 12-WK May 21–Aug 6 IND R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Lee

MET CS 580 A1 Health Informatics SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Zhang

MET CS 601 C1 Web Application Development 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Heda Meets with MET CS 601 EL.

MET CS 601 EL Web Application Development 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Heda eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 19, Jun 16, Jul 14, Jul 28, and Aug 4. Meets with MET CS 601 C1.

MET CS 625 EL Business Data Communication and Networks SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND Sa 9am–12pm 4 $3200 Chitkushev eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 30, Jun 6, Jun 13, and Jun 20. Meets with MET CS 425 EL.

MET CS 632 C1 Information Technology Project Management 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Kanabar Meets with MET CS 632 EL and MET CS 432.

MET CS 632 EL Information Technology Project Management 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Kanabar eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 19, Jun 16, Jul 14, Jul 28, and Aug 4. Meets with MET CS 632 C1 and MET CS 432.

MET CS 634 EL Agile Software Development 12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Alt-Simmons eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 20, Jun 10, Jul 15, Jul 29, and Aug 5.

MET CS 667 A1 Enterprise Java SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Staff

MET CS 669 C1 Database Design and Implementation for Business

12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Maiewski Meets with MET CS 669 EL and MET CS 469.

MET CS 669 EL Database Design and Implementation for Business

12-WK May 20–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Maiewski eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 20, Jun 10, Jul 15, Jul 29, and Aug 5. Meets with MET CS 669 C1 and MET CS 469.

MET CS 682 C1 Information Systems Analysis and Design 12-WK May 21–Aug 6 IND R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Guadagno Meets with MET CS 682 EL.

MET CS 682 EL Information Systems Analysis and Design 12-WK May 21–Aug 6 IND R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Guadagno eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 21, Jun 11, Jul 16, Jul 30, and Aug 6. Meets with MET CS 682 C1.

MET CS 690 C1 Network Security 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Skorupka

MET CS 693 C1 Digital Forensics and Investigations 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Arena Meets with MET CS 693 EL.

MET CS 693 EL Digital Forensics and Investigations 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Arena eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 19, Jun 16, Jul 14, Jul 28, and Aug 4. Meets with MET CS 693 C1.

MET CS 695 C1 Enterprise Information Security 12-WK May 18–Aug 3 IND M 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Jacobs Note start date. Meets with MET CS 695 EL.

MET CS 695 EL Enterprise Information Security 12-WK May 18–Aug 3 IND M 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Jacobs eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 18, Jun 15, Jul 13, Jul 27, and Aug 3. Note start date. Meets with MET CS 695 C1.

MET CS 755 C1 Cloud Computing 12-WK May 21–Aug 6 IND R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Konstantopoulos

MET CS 781 B1 Advanced Health Informatics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 3 IND M 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 D’Amore

MET CS 782 C1 IT Strategy and Management 12-WK May 18–Aug 3 IND M 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Arakelian Note start date. Meets with MET CS 782 EL.

MET CS 782 EL IT Strategy and Management 12-WK May 18–Aug 3 IND M 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Arakelian eLive/blended format. Meets on campus May 18, Jun 15, Jul 13, Jul 27, and Aug 3. Note start date. Meets with MET CS 782 C1.

CORE CURRICULUM (COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES)

CAS CC 101 A1 The Ancient World SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND M W F 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Klancer

CAS CC 102 B1 Antiquity and the Medieval World SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Hamill

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

MET CJ 209 A1 Crime and Delinquency SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Gustafson

MET CJ 351 B1 Criminal Law SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Cofield

MET CJ 510 A1 Special Topics in Criminal Justice SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Iwama Topic: Race, Crime, and Justice.

MET CJ 510 B1 Special Topics in Criminal Justice SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Matesanz Topic: Special Populations in Corrections.

MET CJ 750 A1 Policing in a Democratic Society SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Evans

EARTH & ENVIRONMENT

CAS ES 105 A1 Environmental Earth Sciences SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 LEC/ LAB

M T W R F 11am–1pm 4 $2680* Scudder *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS GE 100 A1 Introduction to Environmental Science SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Baldwin

CAS GE 101 B1 Natural Environments: The Atmosphere SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 LEC LAB

T R T R

1–3pm 3–5pm

4 $2480 Fusco

CAS GE 150 A1 Sustainable Energy: Technology, Resources, Society, and Environment

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Baldwin

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ECONOMICS

CAS EC 101 A1 Introductory Microeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Idson

CAS EC 101 A2 Introductory Microeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Idson

CAS EC 101 A3 Introductory Microeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Huynh

CAS EC 101 A4 Introductory Microeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Busey

CAS EC 101 B1 Introductory Microeconomic Analysis SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Idson

CAS EC 101 B2 Introductory Microeconomic Analysis SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Siu

CAS EC 102 A1 Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Bandopadhyaya

CAS EC 102 A2 Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Abdullah

CAS EC 102 B1 Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Abdullah

CAS EC 102 B2 Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Siu

CAS EC 102 B3 Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Rife

CAS EC 201 A1 Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1:30–4pm 4 $2480 Persson

CAS EC 201 A2 Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Saponara

CAS EC 201 B1 Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Dey

CAS EC 202 A1 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1:30–4pm 4 $2480 Switala

CAS EC 202 A2 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Switala

CAS EC 202 B1 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 1:30–4pm 4 $2480 Bruhn

CAS EC 203 A1 Empirical Economics 1 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Gechter

CAS EC 204 B1 Empirical Economics 2 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Huerta-Aparicio

CAS EC 320 B1 Economics of Less-Developed Regions SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Gudgeon

CAS EC 323 B1 Behavioral Economics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 10:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Noor

CAS EC 332 B1 Market Structure and Economic Performance SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Solow

CAS EC 341 A1 Monetary and Banking Institutions SUM1 May 20–Jun 25 IND M W R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Constantino

CAS EC 356 A1 Economics of the Labor Market SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Tucker

CAS EC 385 B1 Economics of Sports SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Idson

CAS EC 387 A1 Introduction to Health Economics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 2:30–5pm 4 $2480 Poterack

CAS EC 391 B1 International Economics I SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Poterack

CAS EC 392 A1 International Economics II: Problems and Policy

SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Carliner

CAS EC 403 A1 Game Theory SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Huynh

CAS EC 445 A1 Economics of Risk and Uncertainty SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Persson

CAS EC 505 B1 Elementary Mathematical Economics SUM2 Aug 5–Aug 25 IND M T W R F 9am–12pm 4 $2480 Persson Non-standard course dates.

EDUCATION

SED AP 605 B1 The History of Boston University and its Presidents

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 4–7:30pm 4 $2480 Healea Summer only!

SED AP 610 A1 Campus Ecology and Student Development SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 4–7:30pm 4 $2480 Healea

SED AP 612 A1 Governance and Decision-Making in Higher Education

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 4–7:30pm 4 $2480 Cronin

SED AP 662 A1 Strategic Planning and Implementation SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 4–7:30pm 4 $2480 Beaudette

SED AP 730 B1 Innovation in Higher Education SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 4–7:30pm 4 $2480 Halfond

SED BI 652 A1 Reading and Writing in a Second Language: Development, Assessment, and Instruction (K–6)

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Latham

SED CE 630 A1 Applied Positive Psychology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 4–7:30pm 4 $2480 Baltzell

SED CE 643 A1 Mindfulness and Performance SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Baltzell

SED CE 741 A1 Cross Cultural Perspectives SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 12–3:30pm 4 $2480 Grills

SED CE 769 A1 Substance Abuse and Treatment SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 McAllister New for Summer 2015!

SED CE 847 A1 Theories of Group Counseling SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Broder

SED CE 847 A2 Theories of Group Counseling SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Broder

SED CT 721 A1 Analysis and Design of Curriculum SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 4–7pm 4 $2480 Tate Includes online instruction.

SED DE 551 A1 Deaf Literature and ASL Folklore SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND T W

7–10pm 4–8pm

4 $2480 Czubek

SED DE 570 A1 American Sign Language I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–5pm 4 $2480 Bucci

SED DE 571 B1 American Sign Language II SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–5pm 4 $2480 Bottoms

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SED DS 502 B1 Adolescent Development SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 3 IND M 6–9:30pm 2 $1240 Tamerat

SED DS 502 B2 Adolescent Development SUM2 Jul 1–Aug 5 IND W 6–9:30pm 2 $1240 Seider

SED ED 500 B1 Foundations of Educational Practices SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 LEC M T W R F 8am–12pm 6 $3720 Ellenwood Open only to grad students enrolled in initial classroom licensure programs. Must be taken with SED ED 501.

SED ED 501 B1 Foundations of Educational Practice Lab SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 EXP ARR 0 $0 Thomas Must be taken with SED ED 500.

SED EM 560 OL Technology and Curriculum Integration Workshop

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 IND ARR 4 $2720* Luthra Online course. *Includes technology fee of $240.

SED EN 630 A1 Educating for Equity and Literacy in the Humanities

SUM1 May 20–Jun 19 IND M W 1–3pm 2 $1240 Dobbs Non-standard course dates. Includes field experience.

SED EN 630 B1 Educating for Equity and Literacy in the Humanities

SUM2 Jul 22–Aug 7 IND M W 1–3pm 2 $1240 Dobbs Non-standard course dates. Includes field experience.

SED HE 221 A1 Foundations of Health Education SUM1 May 19–May 28 IND T W R 12:30–4pm 2 $1240 Benes Non-standard course dates.

SED LR 551 T1 Reading Development, Assessment, and Instruction in the Elementary School

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Ford-Connors TFA students only.

SED LR 551 T2 Reading Development, Assessment, and Instruction in the Elementary School

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Carney TFA students only. Fall River.

SED LS 565 A1 Applied Linguistics: Language & Linguistics Survey

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 4–8pm 4 $2480 Reed

SED LS 610 A1 Applied Phonology: Strategies for Assessment and Instruction of English Pronunciation

SUM1 May 18–Jun 24 EXP M W 4–8pm 4 $2480 Reed Note start date.

SED LS 658 B1 Second-Language Acquisition SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 IND M W F 12–3:30pm 4 $2480 Price

SED LS 734 B1 The Roles and Responsibilities of the Literacy Specialist: Leadership, Coaching, Teaching (Pre-Practicum)

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 LEC M T W R 8am–2pm 4 $2480 Ford-Connors Permission required.

SED LS 737 A1 Clinical Assessment of Reading and Writing: Practicum Part 1

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 EXP T R 4–8pm 4 $2480 Lombardi Permission required.

SED LS 738 B1 Clinical Assessment of Reading and Writing: Practicum Part 2

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 EXP M T W R 8am–2pm 4 $2480 Ford-Connors Permission required.

SED ME 503 A1 Mathematical Reasoning in the Elementary Grades: Number Systems

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 LEC M T R 4–7pm 4 $2480 Feldman

SED ME 504 B1 Mathematical Reasoning in the Elementary Grades: Algebra, Geometry, Statistics

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 LEC M T R 4–7pm 4 $2480 Dickman

SED ME 525 B1 Assessment in Mathematics SUM2 Jun 30–Jul 16 IND T R 1–4:30pm 2 $1240 Salinas Non-standard course dates.

SED ME 530 B1 Equitable Pedagogies in STEM Education SUM2 Jul 21–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 2 $1240 Salinas Non-standard course dates.

SED ME 563 T1 Problem Solving in Mathematics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Brakoniecki TFA students only.

SED PE 211 A1 Movement Education: Early Childhood to Adolescence

SUM1 Jun 2–Jun 11 IND T W R 12:30–4pm 2 $1240 Benes Non-standard course dates.

SED PE 501 OL Methods of Coaching SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 IND ARR 4 $2720* Shea Online course. *Includes technology fee of $240.

SED PE 504 A1 Workshop: Coaching Strategies SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9am–1pm 4 $2480 McCarthy

SED PE 515 B1 Institute on Physical Fitness SUM2 Jul 13–Aug 3 IND M W F M

1–5pm 9am–3pm

4 $2480 Benes Meets Jul 13–31: 1–5pm. Meets Aug 3: 9am–3pm.

SED PE 720 B1 Seminar in Kinesiology SUM2 Jun 30–Jul 9 IND T W R 12:30–4pm 2 $1240 Benes Non-standard course dates.

SED RS 600 A1 Introduction to Research SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–1pm 4 $2480 Holt

SED RS 600 A2 Introduction to Research SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 4–8pm 4 $2480 Naylor

SED RS 600 B1 Introduction to Research SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 4–8pm 4 $2480 Kauffman

SED RS 600 OL Introduction to Research SUM2 Jul 7–Aug 24 IND ARR 4 $2480 Naylor Online course. TFA students only. Non-standard course dates.

SED RS 620 A1 Action Research and Practitioner Inquiry SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Martell

SED SC 575 B1 Introduction to Science Education Theory and Practice with Pre-Practicum

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 4–6pm Var $620 per credit

Garik Permission required.

SED SE 510 A1 Special Education: Curriculum and Instruction SUM1 May 19–Jun 23 IND T 1–4:30pm 2 $1240 Harayama

SED SE 510 T1 Special Education: Curriculum and Instruction SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND W 6–9:30pm 2 $1240 Harayama TFA elementary teachers only.

SED SE 510 T2 Special Education: Curriculum and Instruction SUM1 May 21–Jun 25 IND R 6–9:30pm 2 $1240 Jones TFA middle and secondary teachers only.

SED SE 510 T3 Special Education: Curriculum and Instruction SUM1 May 21–Jun 25 IND R 5:30–9pm 2 $1240 Labillois TFA teachers only. Fall River.

SED SE 512 A1 Special Education: Students with Disabilities and the Law

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Labillois

SED SE 534 B1 Classroom and Behavior Management SUM2 Jul 13–Jul 17 IND M T W R F 9am–1:30pm 2 $1240 Harayama Non-standard course dates.

SED SE 535 B1 Understanding Autism SUM2 Jul 6–Jul 10 IND M T W R F 9am–1:30pm 2 $1240 Lehr Non-standard course dates.

SED SE 751 OL Assessment In Special Education: Procedures SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 IND ARR 4 $2480 Cass Online course. TFA students only.

SED TL 520 A1 Teaching English Language Learners SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 4–8pm 4 $2480 Staff

SED TL 525 B1 Teaching English Language Learners in Middle/High Schools

SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 5–8:30pm 4 $2480 Dobbs

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ENGINEERING

ENG EC 327 C1 Introduction to Software Engineering 12-WK May 19–Aug 6 LEC/ LAB

T R 2–4pm 4 $2480 Carruthers

ENG EC 410 C1 Introduction to Electronics 12-WK May 20–Aug 7 LEC LAB

M W F

2–4pm 12–2pm

4 $2680* Kleptsyn *Includes lab fee of $200.

ENG EC 455 A1 Electromagnetic Systems I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 LEC DIS

M T W R W

12–2pm 11am–12pm

4 $2480 Lee

ENG EC 456 A1 Electromagnetic Systems II SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 LEC/ DIS

M T W R 4–6pm 4 $2480 Lee

ENG EC 579 A1 Nano/microelectronic Device Technology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 6–8pm 4 $5712 Cole Meets with ENG ME 579.

ENG EK 127 A1 Engineering Computation SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 2–4pm 4 $2480 Attaway

ENG EK 156 A1 Design and Manufacture SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 10am–12pm 2 $1240 De Winter New for Summer 2015!

ENG EK 301 C1 Engineering Mechanics I 12-WK May 19–Aug 6 LEC T R 2:30–5pm 4 $2480 Nagem

ENG EK 307 C1 Electric Circuits 12-WK May 19–Aug 6 LEC DIS LAB

T R R T

12–2pm 10–11am 10am–12pm

4 $2680* Carruthers *Includes lab fee of $200.

ENG EK 409 A1 Engineering Economy SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 2–4pm 4 $2480 De Winter

ENG ME 302 C1 Engineering Mechanics II 12-WK May 19–Aug 6 LEC/ DIS

T R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Nagem

ENG ME 304 C1 Energy and Thermodynamics 12-WK May 20–Aug 5 LEC/DIS/LAB

M W 6–8pm 4 $2480 DiBella/ Voccio

ENG ENG

ME ME

310 310

C1 C2

Instrumentation and Theory of Experiments Instrumentation and Theory of Experiments

12-WK 12-WK

May 20–Aug 5 May 20–Aug 5

LEC LAB

M W ARR

11am–1pm 4 $2480 Farny Register for lecture and lab.

ENG ME 366 A1 Probability and Statistics for Mechanical Engineers

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 10am–12pm 2 $1240 McDaniel

ENG ME 502 A1 Invention: Technology Creation, Protection, and Commercialization

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 4–6pm 4 $5712 Cole

ENG ME 579 A1 Nano/microelectronic Device Technology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 6–8pm 4 $5712 Cole Meets with ENG EC 579.

ENGLISH

CAS EN 125 A1 Reading Modern Literature SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Villano

CAS EN 202 A1 Introduction to Creative Writing SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Clouse

CAS EN 202 A2 Introduction to Creative Writing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Murphy

CAS EN 202 B1 Introduction to Creative Writing SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Palisano

CAS EN 202 B2 Introduction to Creative Writing SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Huizinga

CAS EN 220 A1 Seminar in Literature SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Guendel Topic: American Dark Romanticism.

CAS EN 305 A1 Writing of Fiction SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Ayars WebReg restricted. Permission required.

CAS EN 322 A1 British Literature I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Siemon

CAS EN 323 B1 British Literature II SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9:30–11:30am 4 $2480 Burnett

CAS EN 363 A1 Shakespeare I SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Siemon

CAS EN 364 B1 Shakespeare II SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 2:30–6pm 4 $2480 Meyer

CAS EN 377 B1 Literature of the Harlem Renaissance SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Boelcskevy Meets with CAS AA 507.

CAS EN 476 A1 Critical Studies in Literature and Gender SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Murphy Topic: Theories of Gender and Sexuality. Meets with GRS EN 676.

CAS EN 533 A1 American Literature I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Lee

CAS EN 547 A1 Contemporary American Fiction SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Chodat

CAS EN 552 B1 English Drama from 1590 to 1642 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Cohen

CAS EN 596 B1 Studies in Literary Topics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Burnett Topic: Linguistic Approaches to Literature.

FILM & TELEVISION

COMFT 250 A1 Understanding Film SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5–9pm 4 $2480 Grundmann

COMFT 303 B1 Understanding Television SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Kociemba

COMFT 310 A1 Storytelling for Film and Television SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Bernstein

COMFT 310 B1 Storytelling for Film and Television SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Bernstein

COMFT 325 A1 Creative TV Producing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Waller

COMFT 353 A1 Production I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Egleson

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COMFT 353 B1 Production I SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Trimpop

COMFT 514 B1 Writing the Television Pilot SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Schneider

COMFT 517 A1 Television Management SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Perron Eaton

COMFT 522 A1 Writing Situation Comedy SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Schneider

COMFT 553 B1 Special Topics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Hall Topic: Gangster Films.

FINANCE (UNDERGRADUATE)

MET MG 202 A1 Personal Financial Planning SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Passacantando

MET MG 472 A1 Financial Concepts SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Noorian

SMG FE 101 A1 Introduction to Finance SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4pm 2 $1240 Newell

SMG FE 101 A2 Introduction to Finance SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9am–12pm 2 $1240 Devoy

SMG FE 101 A3 Introduction to Finance SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1:30–4:30pm 2 $1240 Devoy

SMG FE 442 A1 Money, Financial Markets, and Economic Activity SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1:30–5pm 4 $2480 James Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG FE 445 A1 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1:30–5pm 4 $2480 Staff Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG FE 449 A1 Corporate Financial Management SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1:30–5pm 4 $2480 James Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG FE 469 A1 Real Estate Finance SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Staff Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG SM 104 A1 Finance for Non-Management Students SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 1:30–4pm 4 $2480 Staff Not open to SMG majors/minors.

SMG SM 104 B1 Finance for Non-Management Students SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Staff Not open to SMG majors/minors.

GASTRONOMY (GRADUATE)

MET ML 619 A1 The Science of Food and Cooking SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $3200 Ryan

MET ML 625 A1 Wild and Foraged Foods SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $3200 Davis

MET ML 641 A1 Anthropology of Food SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $3200 Metheny

MET ML 650 A1 The Foundation of Beer and Spirits SUM1 May 21–Jun 25 IND R 6–9pm 2 $1600 Block WebReg restricted. Permission required.

MET ML 651 C1 Fundamentals of Wine 10-WK Jun 1–Aug 3 IND M 6–9pm 2 $1750* Nesto WebReg restricted. Permission required. Non-standard course dates. *Includes lab fee of $150.

MET ML 652 C1 A Comprehensive Survey of Wine 12-WK May 19–Aug 4 IND T 5:30–9pm 4 $3450* Nesto WebReg restricted. Permission required. *Includes lab fee of $250.

MET ML 691 B1 Nutrition and Diet: Why What You Eat Matters SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $3200 Pufahl Schreck

MET ML 698 B1 Laboratory in the Culinary Arts: Cooking SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 4 IND M T 5:30–9:30pm 4 $4700* Merlo *Includes lab fee of $1500.

MET ML 699 B1 Laboratory in the Culinary Arts: Baking SUM2 Jul 1–Aug 6 IND W R 5:30–9:30pm 4 $4700* Sciarappa *Includes lab fee of $1500.

MET ML 719 B1 Food Values: Local to Global Food Policy, Practice, and Performance

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $3200 Messer

GENERAL STUDIES (COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES)

CGS HU 303 A1 The Irish in Boston SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Sommers Smith/ Sullivan/Tyler/ Whalen

HEALTH & REHABILITATION SCIENCES (SARGENT COLLEGE)

SAR AT 205 B1 Athletic Training Practicum I SUM2 Aug 26–Aug 28 EXP W R F

8am–6pm 8am–3pm

1 $620 Staff Non-standard course dates.

SAR HS 251 A1 Human Nutrition Science SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Pufahl Schreck Meets with SAR HS 551.

SAR HS 342 A1 Exercise Physiology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 LEC/LAB

M W 4:30–8pm 4 $2480 Burgess Meets with SAR HS 542.

SAR HS 345 A1 Global Environmental Public Health SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 4:30–8pm 4 $2480 Moattari New for Summer 2015!

SAR HS 405 B1 Health Sciences Practicum SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 EXP ARR Var $620 per credit

Brown Permission required.

SAR HS 410 C1 Field Experience: Human Physiology 12-WK May 19–Aug 7 EXP ARR Var $620 per credit

Monahan Permission required.

SAR HS 412 C1 Field Experience: Human Physiology II 12-WK May 19–Aug 7 EXP ARR Var $620 per credit

Monahan Permission required.

SAR HS 450 A1 Non-Infectious Diseases SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Brown

SAR HS 542 A1 Exercise Physiology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 LEC/LAB

M W 4:30–8pm 4 $2480 Burgess Meets with SAR HS 342.

SAR HS 551 A1 Human Nutrition Science SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Pufahl Schreck Meets with SAR HS 251.

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SAR HS 581 A1 Gross Human Anatomy SUM1 May 26–Jun 22 LEC LAB LAB LAB

M T W R F M T W R F M T W R F M T W R F

10am–12:30pm 8–10am 1–3pm 3–5pm

4 $2680* Schotland Non-standard course dates. Students attend lecture and one lab each week. *Includes lab fee of $200.

SAR HS 703 C1 Field Experience in Nutrition 12-WK May 19–Aug 7 EXP ARR Var $1428 per credit

Salge-Blake Permission required.

SAR HS 811 C1 Practicum: Nutrition 12-WK May 19–Aug 7 EXP ARR Var $1428 per credit

Salge-Blake Permission required.

SAR SAR SAR

PT PT PT

515 515 515

B1 B2 B3

Physical Therapy Examination Physical Therapy Examination Physical Therapy Examination

SUM2 SUM2 SUM2


LEC LAB LAB

W W F W F

8:30–11am 11am–1:30pm 12:30–3pm 1:30–4pm 10am–12:30pm

4 $2480 Starr/ Marinko

Non-standard course dates. Register for lecture and a lab.

SAR SAR

PT PT

520 520

B1 B2

Functional Anatomy Functional Anatomy

SUM2 SUM2


LEC DIS

T R F T R

9–11am 8–10am 11am–1pm

4 $2480 Lewis Non-standard course dates. Register for lecture and discussion.

SAR SH 521 A1 Phonetics SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–3pm 2 $1240 Nagle

SAR SH 522 A1 Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Raade

SAR SH 524 B1 Language Acquisition SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Hughes

SAR SH 535 A1 Diagnostic Audiology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 8–11:30am 4 $2480 Delhorne

SAR SH 542 EL Aural Rehabilitation SUM2 Jul 2–Aug 6 IND R 4–7:30pm 4 $2480 Dix Blended course. Meets on campus and online.

SAR SH 710 A1 Advanced Topics SUM1 May 19–Jun 2 IND T 3–6:30pm 1 $1428 Gavett Summer only! Topic: Clinical Supervision in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Non-standard course dates.

SAR SH 710 A2 Advanced Topics SUM1 May 21–Jun 4 IND R 3–6:30pm 1 $1428 Perez/ Dodrill

Summer only! Topic: Pediatric Feeding Disorders. Non-standard course dates.

SAR SH 710 B1 Advanced Topics SUM2 Jul 17–Jul 18 IND F Sa

1–6:30pm 9am–3pm

1 $1428 Costello/ Santiago

Topic: AAC Assessment and Intervention in the Intensive Care/Acute Care Setting. Meets Jul 17 and 18.

SAR SH 733 C1 Voice Disorders 10-WK May 19–Jul 21 IND T 4–6pm 2 $2856 Bunting Non-standard course dates.

SAR SH 734 C1 Acquired Cognitive Disorders 10-WK May 20–Jul 22 IND W 5:30–8:30pm 3 $4284 Sanders Non-standard course dates.

SAR SH 737 A1 Evaluation and Diagnosis in Speech Pathology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $5712 Oppenheimer

SAR SH 741 C1 Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language 12-WK May 19–Aug 7 EXP ARR Var $620 per credit

Howland/ Hoover/ Graham

Permission required.

SAR SH 742 C1 Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language 12-WK May 19–Aug 7 IND ARR Var $620 per credit

Carney Permission required.

SAR SH 743 C1 Clinical Practicum: Speech and Language 12-WK May 19–Aug 7 EXP ARR Var $620 per credit

Mentis-Cohen/ Oppenheimer

Permission required.

HISTORY

CAS HI 151 A1 The Emerging United States to 1865 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Ellison

CAS HI 152 B1 The United States since 1865 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Hiltner

CAS HI 176 A1 World History after 1500 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Buckley

CAS HI 201 A1 History of Medieval Europe SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Backman

CAS HI 214 B1 History of Piracy SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Kochan New for Summer 2015!

CAS HI 247 B1 The Making of Modern Britain SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Carrick

CAS HI 273 A1 The History of the Soviet Union SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Rabinovitch

CAS HI 280 A1 Special Topics in American History SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 McKeen Summer only! Topic: History of Rock and Roll. Meets with COM CM 561.

CAS HI 292 A1 Capitalism in America: Economic History of the U.S.

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Ferleger

CAS HI 332 A1 History of International Relations, 1900–1945

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Holm Meets with CAS IR 349.

CAS HI 334 B1 History of International Relations since 1945 SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Shorten Meets with CAS IR 350.

CAS HI 336 B1 History of World Wars, 1914–1945 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Nolan

MET HI 373 B1 History of Boston SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Hynes

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HOSPITALITY ADMINISTRATION

SHA HF 100 A1 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Oshins Not open to SMG majors or seniors.

SHA HF 100 B1 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Muller Not open to SMG majors or seniors.

SHA HF 210 A1 Financial Accounting for the Hospitality Industry SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Ho

SHA HF 220 A1 Food & Beverage Management SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Szende

SHA HF 310 A1 Managerial Accounting for the Hospitality Industry

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Ho

SHA HF 310 B1 Managerial Accounting for the Hospitality Industry

SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Kwag

SHA HF 410 B1 Finance for the Hospitality Industry SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1:30–5pm 4 $2480 Kwag Permission required.

SHA HF 432 A1 Hospitality Leadership SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1:30–5pm 4 $2480 Oshins Permission required.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (PARDEE SCHOOL OF GLOBAL STUDIES)

CAS IR 251 B1 Introduction to Comparative Politics SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Boas Meets with CAS PO 151.

CAS IR 271 A1 Introduction to International Relations SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Nakai Meets with CAS PO 171 A1.

CAS IR 271 B1 Introduction to International Relations SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Berger Meets with CAS PO 171 B1.

CAS IR 349 A1 History of International Relations, 1900–1945 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Holm Meets with CAS HI 332.

CAS IR 350 B1 History of International Relations since 1945 SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Shorten Meets with CAS HI 334.

CAS IR 352 A1 International Human Rights SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Longman Meets with CAS PO 378.

CAS IR 441 A1 Immigration and Development in Asia SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Ye Meets with CAS PO 458.

CAS IR 509 B1 Islam in Middle East Politics SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Rollman

CAS IR 511 A1 The Middle East Today SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Aftandilian

JOURNALISM

COMJO 250 A1 Fundamentals of Journalism SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Klarfeld

COMJO 305 A1 Basic Photography for Non-Majors SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 10am–1pm 4 $2480 Smith

COMJO 309 A1 Feature Writing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Rivers

COMJO 310 A1 Beat Reporting SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 10:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Mulvihill New for Summer 2015!

COMJO 502 B1 Journalism Special Topics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Ureneck Summer only! Topic: Travel Writing.

COMJO 504 B1 Arts Criticism SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Knopf

COMJO 514 B1 Sports Journalism SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

COMJO 525 A1 Media Law and Ethics SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 1:30–4pm 4 $2480 Lehr

LANGUAGES For courses in Latin see listings under Classical Studies, page 24.

AKKADIAN

CAS AR 543 A1 Introduction to Akkadian Cuneiform 1 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Kim

AMHARIC

CAS LD 111 A1 Amharic 1 SUM1 Jun 15–Jul 10 IND M T W R F 9am–1pm 4 $2480 Gebrehiwot Non-standard course dates.

CAS LD 112 B1 Amharic 2 SUM2 Jul 13–Aug 7 IND M T W R F 9am–1pm 4 $2480 Gebrehiwot Non-standard course dates.

ARABIC

CAS LY 111 A1 Elementary Modern Arabic (Modern Arabic 1) SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 10:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Khoury

CAS LY 112 B1 Elementary Modern Arabic (Modern Arabic 2) SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 10:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Easton

CHINESE

CAS LC 111 A1 First-Semester Chinese SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Li

CAS LC 112 B1 Second-Semester Chinese SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Yang

CAS LC 123 B1 First-Year Intensive Chinese SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R M T W R

9:30am–12pm 1–3:30pm

8 $4960 Zhou

CAS LC 211 A1 Third-Semester Chinese SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Su

CAS LC 212 B1 Fourth-Semester Chinese SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Li

CAS LC 286 A1 Topics in Chinese Culture (in English translation) SUM1 May 20–Jun 25 IND M W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Chang Topic: Food Culture.

CAS LC 470 A1 Advanced Chinese Reading and Writing SUM1 May 20–Jun 25 IND M W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Chang

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FRENCH

CAS LF 111 A1 First-Semester French SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Huckle

CAS LF 111 B1 First-Semester French SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Webb

CAS LF 112 A1 Second-Semester French SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Lakin-Schultz

CAS LF 112 B1 Second-Semester French SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Roy

CAS LF 211 A1 Third-Semester French SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Mattox

CAS LF 211 B1 Third-Semester French SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Dusewoir

CAS LF 212 A1 Fourth-Semester French SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Hawkes

CAS LF 212 B1 Fourth-Semester French SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Hennessey

CAS LF 303 A1 French Composition and Conversation I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Kleiman

CAS LF 350 A1 Introduction to Analysis of French Texts SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Kleiman

GERMAN

CAS LG 111 A1 First-Semester German SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Gillman

CAS LG 112 B1 Second-Semester German SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Alhadeff

ITALIAN

CAS LI 111 A1 First-Semester Italian SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Brusetti McGinn

CAS LI 112 B1 Second-Semester Italian SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Marino

CAS LI 211 A1 Third-Semester Italian SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 1:30–3:30pm 4 $2480 Tonetti

CAS LI 212 B1 Fourth-Semester Italian SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 1:30–3:30pm 4 $2480 Cote

JAPANESE

CAS LJ 111 A1 First-Semester Japanese SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Tanoshima

CAS LJ 112 B1 Second-Semester Japanese SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Miyagi-Lusthaus

CAS LJ 211 A1 Third-Semester Japanese SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Katayama

CAS LJ 212 B1 Fourth-Semester Japanese SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Miyagi-Lusthaus

CAS LJ 385 OL Intensive Kanji 1 12-WK May 19–Aug 7 IND ARR 4 $2480 Okita Snyder Online course.

CAS LJ 451 A1 Japanese Popular Culture and Literature SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Frederick In English translation.

KINYARWANDA

CAS LD 101 A1 Kinyarwanda 1 SUM1 Jun 15–Jul 10 IND M T W R F 9am–1pm 4 $2480 Bayingana Non-standard course dates.

CAS LD 102 B1 Kinyarwanda 2 SUM2 Jul 13–Aug 7 IND M T W R F 9am–1pm 4 $2480 Bayingana Non-standard course dates.

KOREAN

CAS LK 111 A1 First-Semester Korean SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Lee

CAS LK 112 B1 Second-Semester Korean SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Ku

RUSSIAN

CAS LR 123 A1 First-Year Intensive Russian SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R M T W R

9:30am–12pm 1–3:30pm

8 $4960 Katz

SPANISH

CAS LS 111 A1 First-Semester Spanish SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Griffin

CAS LS 111 B1 First-Semester Spanish SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Ruiz De Arbulo Alonso

CAS LS 112 A1 Second-Semester Spanish SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Villar

CAS LS 112 B1 Second-Semester Spanish SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Mann

CAS LS 211 A1 Third-Semester Spanish SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Lasarte

CAS LS 211 B1 Third-Semester Spanish SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Basker-Seigel

CAS LS 212 A1 Fourth-Semester Spanish SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Lozano

CAS LS 212 B1 Fourth-Semester Spanish SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Pineda

CAS LS 307 A1 Literature and the Arts SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Avcikurt Topic: Mysteries, Miracles, and Religion in the Hispanic World.

CAS LS 307 B1 Literature and the Arts SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Malinowska Topic: Short Stories from the Hispanic World.

CAS LS 350 B1 Introduction to Analysis of Hispanic Texts SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Smith

TURKISH

CAS LT 111 A1 First-Semester Turkish SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Micallef

CAS LT 112 B1 Second-Semester Turkish SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Ozdemir

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COMPARATIVE LITERATURE

CAS LJ 451 A1 Japanese Popular Culture and Literature SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Frederick In English translation.

CAS XL 556 A1 Topics in Literature and Culture SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Lasarte Topic: Inventing Spanish America.

MANAGEMENT (UNDERGRADUATE)

MET MG 301 B1 Introduction to Management SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Marrocco

MET MG 310 B1 Business Communication SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 11am–2:30pm 4 $2480 Bootello

MET MG 410 A1 Entrepreneurial Management: Starting, Innovating, and Managing Small-, Medium-, and Large-Sized Ventures

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Bonyhay

MET MG 415 B1 Project Management SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

MET MG 520 B1 International Business Management SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Rajagopal

MET MG 530 A1 Business Strategy SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Marya New for Summer 2015!

MET MG 541 B1 The Innovation Process: Developing New Products and Services

SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Santino

MET MG 541 B2 The Innovation Process: Developing New Products and Services

SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 11am–2:30pm 4 $2480 Leybourne

SMG IM 345 B1 International Management Environment SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 1:30–5pm 4 $2480 Rideout

SMG IS 223 A1 Introduction to Information Systems SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Allen Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG IS 479 A1 Innovating with Information Technology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Allen Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG LA 245 A1 Introduction to Law SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Fazendeiro

SMG LA 245 A2 Introduction to Law SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Chang

SMG LA 245 B1 Introduction to Law SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Fazendeiro

SMG OB 221 C1 The Dynamics of Leading Organizations 12-WK May 19–Aug 6 IND T R

4–6pm 4–7pm

4 $2480 Chung

SMG SI 422 A1 Strategy and Policy SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Molander Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG SI 422 A2 Strategy and Policy SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Watson Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG SM 101 A1 Introduction to Business SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Allen Not open to SMG majors/minors.

SMG SM 101 B1 Introduction to Business SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Morrison Summer only! Not open to SMG majors/minors.

SMG SM 131 A1 Business, Society, and Ethics SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND M W F

8–11:30am 8:30am–12:30pm

4 $2480 Newell

SMG SM 131 A2 Business, Society, and Ethics SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND T R F

8–11:30am 8:30am–12:30pm

4 $2480 Newell

SMG SM 131 A3 Business, Society, and Ethics SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND T R F

1–4:30pm 8:30am–12:30pm

4 $2480 Newell

SMG SM 151 A1 Creating Value in the Global Economy SUM1 May 21–Jun 26 IND R F 1–3pm 2 $1240 McGinnis Permission required.

SMG SM 208 A1 Career Management Seminar II SUM1 Jun 9–Jun 23 IND T 9am–12:30pm 1 $620 Sargent Non-standard course dates. Meets with SMG SM 209.

SMG SM 209 A1 Career Management Seminar II (Intensive) SUM1 May 19–June 23 IND T 9am–12:30pm 2 $1,240 Sargent Meets with SMG SM 208.

SMG SM 221 A1 Probabilistic and Statistical Decision Making for Management

SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND M T W R F 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Kean


SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND M T W R F 12:30–3pm 4 $2480 Kean


SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND M T W R F 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Parker

SMG SM 221 B1 Probabilistic and Statistical Decision Making for Management

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 IND M T W R F 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Parker

SMG SM 222 A1 Modeling Business Decisions and Market Outcomes

SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND M T W R F 9–11:30am 4 $2480 Osher

SMG SM 222 A2 Modeling Business Decisions and Market Outcomes

SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND M T W R F 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Osher

MARKETING (UNDERGRADUATE)

MET MG 431 A1 International Marketing SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Goncalves

MET MG 435 B1 Advertising SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Harding

MET MG 448 A1 Electronic Commerce, Systems, and Web Design SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 McCullough

SMG MK 468 A1 Advanced Marketing Strategy SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 5:30–9pm 4 $2480 Hibbard Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG MK 469 A1 Communications and Digital Media Strategies SUM1 May 19–Jun 26 IND T R 8:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Utter Permission required for non-SMG BU students.

SMG SM 105 A1 Introduction to Marketing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Utter Not open to SMG majors/minors.

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MASS COMMUNICATION, ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS See additional listings under Advertising on page 16.

COMCM 301 A1 Principles and Practices of Public Relations SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Downes

COMCM 311 A1 Professional Presentation SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Joseph Meets with COM CM 714 A1.

COMCM 311 B1 Professional Presentation SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Matson Meets with COM CM 714 B1.

COMCM 313 A1 Corporate Communication SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Quigley

COMCM 317 A1 Introduction to Advertising SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Cakebread

COMCM 321 A1 Mass Communication Research SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Wu

COMCM 323 A1 Design and New Media SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Walsh

COMCM 323 A2 Design and New Media SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Walsh

COMCM 331 A1 Writing for Communication SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Clark

COMCM 331 A2 Writing for Communication SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1:30–5pm 4 $2480 Clark

COMCM 331 B1 Writing for Communication SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Dodge

COMCM 345 A1 Public Relations in Nonprofit Settings SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Downes Meets with COM CM 715.

COMCM 380 A1 Theory and Process of Communication SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Oppliger

COMCM 417 B1 Fundamentals of Creative Development SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Austin Meets with COM CM 717.

COMCM 423 B1 Portfolio Development for Advertising SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Austin

COMCM 441 A1 Media Relations SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Shanler Meets with COM CM 742.

COMCM 443 A1 New Media and Public Relations SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Quigley Meets with COM CM 743.

COMCM 522 A1 Managing Corporate Crises and Issues SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2:30–6pm 4 $2480 Shanler

COMCM 561 A1 Special Topics in Mass Communication SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 McKeen Topic: History of Rock and Roll. Meets with CAS HI 280.

COMCM 714 A1 Oral Presentation SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $5712 Joseph Meets with COM CM 311 A1.

COMCM 714 B1 Oral Presentation SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $5712 Matson Meets with COM CM 311 B1.

COMCM 715 A1 Public Relations in Nonprofit Settings SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 2–5:30pm 4 $5712 Downes Meets with COM CM 345.

COMCM 717 B1 Fundamentals of Creative Development SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $5712 Austin Meets with COM CM 417.

COMCM 722 A1 Communication Research SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9:30am–1pm 4 $5712 Elasmar

COMCM 742 A1 Media Relations SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $5712 Shanler Meets with COM CM 441.

COMCM 743 A1 New Media and Public Relations SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $5712 Quigley Meets with COM CM 443.

MATHEMATICS

CAS MA 113 A1 Elementary Statistics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 113 A2 Elementary Statistics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 113 B1 Elementary Statistics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 113 B2 Elementary Statistics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 115 A1 Statistics I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Kezim

CAS MA 115 A2 Statistics I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 116 A1 Statistics II SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Ginovyan

CAS MA 116 B1 Statistics II SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 118 B1 College Algebra and Trigonometry SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 120 A1 Applied Mathematics for Social and Management Sciences

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Kanamori

CAS MA 120 B1 Applied Mathematics for Social and Management Sciences

SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 121 A1 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 121 A2 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 121 A3 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Arazyan

CAS MA 121 B1 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences I SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 122 A1 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences II SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Panth

CAS MA 122 B1 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences II SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 123 A1 Calculus I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 123 A2 Calculus I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 123 B1 Calculus I SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 124 A1 Calculus II SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 124 A2 Calculus II SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Kon

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CAS MA 124 B1 Calculus II SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 124 B2 Calculus II SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 142 A1 Introduction to Linear Algebra SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–8:30pm 2 $1240 Staff

CAS MA 213 A1 Basic Statistics and Probability SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 3–5pm 4 $2480 Gangopadhyay

CAS MA 214 A1 Applied Statistics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Gangopadhyay

CAS MA 225 A1 Multivariate Calculus SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Fried

CAS MA 225 A2 Multivariate Calculus SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 225 A3 Multivariate Calculus SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 225 B1 Multivariate Calculus SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 225 B2 Multivariate Calculus SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 226 A1 Differential Equations SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 226 A2 Differential Equations SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Look

CAS MA 226 B1 Differential Equations SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Blanchard

CAS MA 226 B2 Differential Equations SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 242 A1 Linear Algebra SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Panth

CAS MA 242 A2 Linear Algebra SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 242 B1 Linear Algebra SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Szczesny

CAS MA 267 A1 The Mathematics of Sustainability SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Previato

CAS MA 293 A1 Discrete Mathematics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Kanamori

CAS MA 294 B1 Applied Abstract Algebra SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 341 A1 Introduction to Number Theory SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 411 A1 Advanced Calculus SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 3–5pm 4 $2480 Fried

CAS MA 412 B1 Complex Variables SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Szczesny

CAS MA 541 A1 Modern Algebra I SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Kohl New for Summer 2015!

CAS MA 549 B1 Geometry and Symmetry SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Rosenberg Permission required.

CAS MA 569 A1 Optimization Methods of Operations Research SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 11am–1pm 4 $2480 Staff New for Summer 2015!

CAS MA 581 A1 Probability SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 1–3pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 581 A2 Probability SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

CAS MA 581 B1 Probability SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Staff

MUSIC

CAS MU 225 A1 Jazz Music SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND M W F 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Shenton

CFA ME 422/ 622

B1 Curriculum Planning for General Music SUM2 Jul 13–Jul 17 IND M T W R F 9am–4pm 2 $1240 Nicolucci Non-standard course dates.

CFA ME 550 B1 Empowering Song: Music with Body, Mind, and Heart

SUM2 Jul 6–Jul 11 IND M T W R F Sa

9am–5pm 9am–1pm

4 $2480 De Quadros/ Howe

Non-standard course dates.

CFA MH 332 A1 Jazz Music SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND M W F 10am–12:30pm 3 $1860 Shenton Permission required. This section is for CFA MU students only. Meets with CAS MU 225.

CFA MP 130 A1 Class Voice SUM1 May 19–Jun 23 IND T 5–7pm 1 $620 Durham

CFA MP 591 B1 Advanced Choral Conducting SUM2 Jul 13–Jul 17 IND M T W R F 12:30–5pm 2 $1240 Jones/ Jarrett

One-week course. Meets at Tanglewood Institute, Lenox, MA.

CFA MT 105 A1 Elements of Music Theory 1 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T W R 9–11am 4 $2480 Aghababian

CFA MT 601 B1 Analytical Techniques 1 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T W R 1–3pm 3 $4284 Montgomery

CFA MU 184 A1 Group Guitar SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND W F 2–3pm 1 $620 Sapp

CFA MU 637 B1 Special Topics in Digital Music Education SUM2 Jul 20–Jul 24 IND M T W R F 9am–4pm 2 $1240 Dorfman Topic: Sibelius Notation. Non-standard course dates.

NEUROSCIENCE

CAS NE 101 A1 Introduction to Neuroscience SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 LEC DIS

T W R T R

2:30–5pm 1–2pm

4 $2480 Vyshedskiy New for Summer 2015!

CAS NE 525 A1 Biology of Neurodegenerative Diseases SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R T R

10am–12:30pm 1:30–2:30pm

4 $2480 Pastorino Meets with CAS BI 525.

CAS NE 594 B1 Topics in Neurobiology SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 LEC DIS

T W R T W

2:30–5pm 1–2pm

4 $2480 Vyshedskiy Meets with CAS BI 594.

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PHILOSOPHY

CAS PH 100 A1 Introduction to Philosophy SUM1 May 20–Jun 26 IND M W F 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Cartwright

CAS PH 100 B1 Introduction to Philosophy SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Roochnik

CAS PH 110 B1 Great Philosophers SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Kokot

CAS PH 150 B1 Introduction to Ethics SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Dunkle

CAS PH 155 A1 Politics and Philosophy SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Duclos

CAS PH 160 A1 Reasoning and Argumentation SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Sosna

CAS PH 251 A1 Medical Ethics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Richman

CAS PH 256 B1 Philosophy of Sexuality and Gender SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Sreedhar Meets with CAS PO 396.

CAS PH 300 B1 History of Ancient Philosophy SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 7 IND M W F 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Dotray

CAS PH 310 A1 History of Modern Philosophy SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Kinkaid

PHYSICS

CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS

PY PY PY PY PY

105 105 105 105 105

A1 A2 A3 A4 A5

Elementary Physics 1 Elementary Physics 1 Elementary Physics 1 Elementary Physics 1 Elementary Physics 1


May 19–Jun 26 May 20–Jun 24 May 19–Jun 25 May 20–Jun 24 May 20–Jun 24

LEC LAB LAB LAB LAB

M T W R F M W T R M W M W

9–10:30am 11am–2:30pm 11am–2:30pm 2:30–6pm 6–9:30pm

4 $2680* Voroshilov Register for lecture and a lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS CAS

PY PY PY PY

106 106 106 106

B1 B2 B3 B4

Elementary Physics 2 Elementary Physics 2 Elementary Physics 2 Elementary Physics 2

SUM2 SUM2 SUM2 SUM2

Jun 29–Aug 7 Jun 29–Aug 5 Jun 30–Aug 6 Jun 29–Aug 5

LEC LAB LAB LAB

M T W R F M W T R M W

9–10:30am 11am–2:30pm 11am–2:30pm 2:30–6pm

4 $2680* Voroshilov Register for lecture and a lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

PY PY PY

107 107 107

A1 A2 A3

Physics of Food/Cooking Physics of Food/Cooking Physics of Food/Cooking

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1


LEC LAB LAB

M T W R F T R W F

2–3:30pm 3:30–7pm 3:30–7pm

4 $2680* Rohlf New for Summer 2015! Register for lecture and a lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

PY PY PY

211 211 211

A1 A2 A3

General Physics General Physics General Physics

SUM1 SUM1 SUM1


LEC LAB LAB

M T W R F M W T R

11am–12:30pm 1:30–5pm 1:30–5pm

4 $2680* Duffy/ Jariwala

Register for lecture and a lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

CAS CAS CAS

PY PY PY

212 212 212

B1 B2 B3

General Physics General Physics General Physics

SUM2 SUM2 SUM2


LEC LAB LAB

M T W R F M W T R

11am–12:30pm 1:30–5pm 1:30–5pm

4 $2680* Staff Register for lecture and a lab. *Includes lab fee of $200.

POLITICAL SCIENCE

CAS PO 111 A1 Introduction to American Politics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Maguire

CAS PO 141 A1 Introduction to Public Policy SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Boone

CAS PO 151 B1 Introduction to Comparative Politics SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Boas Meets with CAS IR 251.

CAS PO 171 A1 Introduction to International Relations SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Nakai Meets with CAS IR 271 A1.

CAS PO 171 B1 Introduction to International Relations SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Berger Meets with CAS IR 271 B1.

CAS PO 191 B1 Introduction to Political Theory SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Bohanan

CAS PO 357 B1 Causes of War and Peace SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Smith New for Summer 2015!

CAS PO 378 A1 International Human Rights SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Longman Meets with CAS IR 352.

CAS PO 380 B1 Special Topics in International Relations SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 El-Shimy Topic: The Arab Spring and Beyond.

CAS PO 396 B1 Philosophy of Sexuality and Gender SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Sreedhar Meets with CAS PH 256.

CAS PO 458 A1 Immigration and Development in Asia SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Ye Meets with CAS IR 441.

CAS PO 508 A1 The Judiciary and Civil Liberties SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Glick

SUMMER HIGHLIGHT

Pre-LawCandidates to law schools need strong critical-thinking, writing, and communication skills, along with knowledge of current political and social issues. This list of summer courses relates to pre-law studies:

CAS PH 150 Introduction to Ethics (p. 48) CAS PH 160 Reasoning and Argumentation (p. 48)CAS PO 141 Introduction to Public Policy (above)

CAS PO 191 Introduction to Political Theory (above)CAS PO 508 The Judiciary and Civil Liberties (above)CAS WS 342 Law and Gender in the United States (p. 54)COM CM 311 Professional Presentation (p. 44)COM JO 525 Media Law and Ethics (p. 39)MET CJ 351 Criminal Law (p. 27)MET CJ 510 A1 Special Topics in Criminal Justice: Race,

Crime, and Justice (p. 27)SED SE 512 Special Education: Students with Disabilities

and the Law (p. 31)SMG LA 245 Introduction to Law (p. 42)

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PSYCHOLOGY

CAS PS 101 A1 General Psychology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Tompson

CAS PS 101 A2 General Psychology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Phillips

CAS PS 101 A3 General Psychology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Wakeford

CAS PS 101 B1 General Psychology SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Emmons

CAS PS 101 B2 General Psychology SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Rosen

CAS PS 211 A1 Introduction to Experimental Design in Psychology

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Langer

CAS PS 234 A1 Psychology of Learning SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Dunne

CAS PS 241 A1 Developmental Psychology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Rottman

CAS PS 251 A1 Psychology of Personality: Theories and Application

SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 5–8:30pm 4 $2480 Shim

CAS PS 261 B1 Social Psychology SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Mercurio

CAS PS 325 A1 Experimental Psychology: Personality SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 2–5:30pm 4 $2480 Mercurio

CAS PS 332 B1 Behavioral Medicine SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Mostofsky

CAS PS 333 A1 Drugs and Behavior SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Caine

CAS PS 333 B1 Drugs and Behavior SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Cherry

CAS PS 338 A1 Neuropsychology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1:30–5pm 4 $2480 Dunne

CAS PS 371 A1 Abnormal Psychology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Pincus

CAS PS 371 B1 Abnormal Psychology SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Richardson

CAS PS 372 A1 Psychological Perspectives on War and Peace SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Malley-Morrison Summer only!

CAS PS 473 B1 Introduction to Clinical Psychology SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Shim

MET PS 275 A1 Counseling and Motivational Interviewing SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Dale Does not satisfy CAS major/minor requirements.

MET PS 295 B1 Psychology and Film: Images of Madness SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Entis Does not satisfy CAS major/minor requirements.

MET PS 330 A1 Leadership in the Workplace SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Reis Does not satisfy CAS major/minor requirements.

RELIGION

CAS RN 100 B1 Introduction to Religion SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Pascal

CAS RN 103 B1 Religions of the World: Eastern SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Korom

CAS RN 210 A1 Buddhism SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Cogan

CAS RN 220 A1 The Holy City: Jerusalem in Time, Space, and Imagination

SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Zank

SOCIAL WORK

SSW CP 770 A1 Clinical Practice with Individuals SUM1 May 20–Jun 10 IND W R 4–7pm 2 $1862 Copeland Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW CP 771 B1 Clinical Practice with Groups SUM2 Jul 22–Aug 12 IND W R 4–7pm 2 $1862 Staff Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW CP 772 A1 Clinical Practice with Families SUM1 Jun 24–Jul 15 IND W R 4–7pm 2 $1862 Belkin-Martinez Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW CP 799 A1 Brief and Time-Effective Treatment SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12pm 3 $2793 Copeland Permission required.

SSW CP 804 B1 Clinical Practice with Childhood Trauma SUM2 Jun 29–Jul 27 IND M 10am–5pm 3 $2793 Fine Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW ET 753 A1 Ethics and the Social Work Profession SUM1 May 19–Jun 18 IND T R 6–9pm 3 $2793 Gianino Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW HB 723 A1 Adult Psychopathology SUM1 May 19–Jun 23 IND T 9am–2pm 3 $2793 Furlong Permission required.

SSW HB 735 A1 Racial Justice and Cultural Oppression SUM1 May 20–Jun 19 IND W F 9:30am–12:30pm 3 $2793 Moore Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW HB 735 B1 Racial Justice and Cultural Oppression SUM2 Jul 8–Aug 7 IND W F 9:30am–12:30pm 3 $2793 Walsh Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW HB 744 B1 Spirituality and Social Work Practice SUM2 Jul 9–Aug 13 IND R 2–7pm 3 $2793 Walsh Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW SR 744 A1 Social Work Research II SUM1 May 19–Jun 18 IND T R 2–5pm 3 $2793 Little Permission required. Non-standard course dates.

SSW WP 707 A1 Social Welfare Policy & Programs on Children SUM1 May 18–Jun 29 IND M 9am–2pm 3 $2793 Ferrier Permission required. Note start date.

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SOCIOLOGY

CAS SO 100 A1 Principles in Sociology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Rowe

CAS SO 100 B1 Principles in Sociology SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Stone

CAS SO 205 A1 American Families SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Connell

CAS SO 207 A1 Sociology of Race and Ethnicity SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Edwards Meets with CAS AA 207.

CAS SO 215 A1 Sociology of Health Care SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Guseva

CAS SO 215 B1 Sociology of Health Care SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Bakhtiari

CAS SO 244 B1 Urban Sociology SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Stiman

CAS SO 253 B1 Sociology of Popular Culture SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Hosman

CAS SO 352 A1 American Masculinities SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Gottfried Meets with CAS WS 352.

MET SO 305 B1 Violence in the Family SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Holland

MET SO 501 A1 Special Topics in Sociology SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2580* Pasto Topic: Boston’s North End. *Includes additional fee of $100.

MET SO 511 A1 Understanding Moral Panics SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Mastrorilli Summer only!

THEATRE

CFA TH 120 A1 Acting & Performance 1 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 1–4pm 4 $2480 Boris

CFA TH 120 B1 Acting & Performance 1 SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 1–5pm 4 $2480 Woodberry

CFA TH 170 A1 Methods of Scenery Construction SUM1 May 18–Jun 22 IND M 10am–2pm 2 $1240 Brandwine New for Summer 2015! Note start date.

CFA TH 240 A1 Beginning Directing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4pm 2 $1240 Hopper

CFA TH 267 A1 Scene Painting Intensive SUM1 May 21–Jun 25 IND R 11am–6pm 4 $2480 Fargo

CFA TH 267 B1 Scene Painting Intensive SUM2 Jul 2–Aug 6 IND R 11am–6pm 4 $2480 Fargo

CFA TH 481 B1 Millinery 1 SUM2 Jul 1–Aug 5 IND W 11am–5pm 1 $620 Wallace

CFA TH 500 B1 Topics in Contemporary Dramatic Literature SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M W R 2–4:30pm 4 $2480 Friedman Topic: Pulitzer Prize Winning Plays.

THEOLOGY

STH TC 529/ 829

A1 Spiritual Autobiographies SUM1 May 20–29 IND M T W R F 10am–5pm 4 $2272 Wolfteich Non-standard course dates.

STH TC 809 A1 Leading Spiritual Formation Ministries SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2272 Stahl

STH TH 526/ 826

B1 Reformations: Religion and Society in Early Modern Europe

SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 1:30–4pm 4 $2272 Brown

STH TN 806 A1 The Gospel of John SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–10pm 4 $2272 Hill

STH TO 838 B1 Biblical Interpretation from Hispanic and Latin American Perspectives

SUM2 Jun 29–Jul 17 IND M T W R F 9:30am–12:30pm 4 $2272 Botta Non-standard course dates.

STH TO 846 B1 Middle Egyptian I (Egyptian Hieroglyphs) SUM2 Jun 29–Jul 30 IND M T W R 4–6pm 4 $2272 Botta Non-standard course dates.

STH TT 849 A1 Queer Theology SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9am–12:30pm 4 $2272 Lightsey

STH TY 826/ 926

A1 Psychodynamics of Marriage and Family SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 4–7:30pm 4 $2272 Sandage

URBAN AFFAIRS (GRADUATE)

MET UA 580 A1 Boston Experience SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 LeClair Summer only! Topic: Role of Architecture in Creating a Sense of Place.

MET UA 610 A1 Urban Environmental Issues SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Kyei-Aboagye

MET UA 613 B1 Designing Urban Space SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Dutta-Koehler

MET UA 701 B1 Urban Problems and Policy Responses SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9:30pm 4 $3200 Carroll

SUMMER HIGHLIGHT

Pre-MedicalStudents seeking to enter health care professions will find a number of summer courses in Biology, Chemistry, Math, Physics, and Writing that focus on core areas of pre-health sciences and satisfy a variety of requirements related to the health field. Consult with your premedical advisor prior to registering.

Other courses of interest:CAS AN 102 Human Biology, Behavior, and

Evolution (p. 17)CAS AN 210 Medical Anthropology (p. 17)CAS NE 101 Introduction to Neuroscience (p. 47) CAS PH 251 Medical Ethics (p. 48) CAS PS 332 Behavioral Medicine (p. 50)

CAS PS 333 Drugs and Behavior (p. 50) CAS PS 338 Neuropsychology (p. 50) CAS SO 215 Sociology of Health Care (above) SAR HS 251 Human Nutrition Science (p. 35) SAR HS 450 Non-Infectious Diseases (p. 35) SAR HS 581 Gross Human Anatomy (p. 36)

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Key to Schools and CollegesCAS College of Arts & SciencesCFA College of Fine ArtsCOM College of CommunicationENG College of EngineeringGRS Graduate School of Arts & SciencesMET Metropolitan CollegeSAR College of Health & Rehabilitation

Sciences (Sargent College)SED School of EducationSHA School of Hospitality AdministrationSMG School of ManagementSSW School of Social WorkSTH School of Theology

Course Number/Level000–099 Non-degree credit100–199 Introductory or general undergraduate200–299 Intermediate undergraduate300–499 Advanced undergraduate500–699 Advanced undergraduate, graduate700–799 General graduate800–899 Advanced graduate900–999 Advanced graduate, directed study,

and research

SectionSummer 1 courses = A (A1, A2, A3)Summer 2 courses = B (B1, B2, B3)Twelve-week courses = C (C1, C2, C3)Online courses = OLBlended classroom/online courses (eLive) = EL

Course TypeIND IndependentLEC LectureDIS DiscussionPLB Pre-laboratoryLAB LaboratoryAPP Applied artDRS Directed studyEXP Experiential study

DayM MondayT TuesdayW WednesdayR ThursdayF FridaySa SaturdaySu Sunday

VISUAL ARTS

CFA AR 133 A1 Introduction to Drawing SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9pm 2 $1240 Maraneli

CFA AR 133 B1 Introduction to Drawing SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9pm 2 $1240 Schepens

CFA AR 136 A1 Drawing and the Figure SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 2–5pm 4 $2480 Grimes

CFA AR 143 A1 Introduction to Painting SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 10am–1pm 2 $1240 Maraneli

CFA AR 143 A2 Introduction to Painting SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 6–9pm 2 $1240 Norfolk

CFA AR 235 B1 Drawing 1 SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9pm 2 $1240 Staff Meets with CFA AR 431.

CFA AR 245 B1 Painting 1 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 2–5pm 2 $1240 Grimes

CFA AR 251 A1 Introduction to Printmaking SUM1 May 20–Jun 24 IND M W 6–9pm 2 $1240 Brennan

CFA AR 385 A1 Typography 1 SUM1 May 21–Jun 25 IND M R 12:30–3pm 2 $1240 Ort-Dinoor

CFA AR 389 A1 Graphic Design Elective SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 9am–12pm 4 $2480 Ort-Dinoor

CFA AR 415 B1 Photography 1 SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 2–5pm 4 $2480 Muldowney

CFA AR 425 A1 The Artist and the Book SUM1 May 20–Jun 25 IND M W R 2–5pm 4 $2480 Allen

CFA AR 431 B1 Advanced Drawing SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9pm 2 $1240 Staff Meets with CFA AR 235.

CFA AR 470 A1 Ceramics 1 SUM1 May 19–Jun 24 IND M T W 9am–12pm 4 $2480 Sauve

CFA AR 470 B1 Ceramics 1 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M T W 2–5pm 4 $2480 Samson

CFA AR 523 A1 Graphic Design Studio SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T W R 9am–12pm 4 $2480 Rock Summer only!

CFA AR 523 B1 Graphic Design Studio SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T W R 9am–12pm 4 $2480 Rock Summer only!

CFA AR 524 B1 Business of Information Design SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 4–7:30pm 4 $2480 K. Coogan/ T. Coogan

Summer only!

CFA AR 580 B1 History of Graphic Design SUM2 Jun 30–Aug 6 IND T R 6–9pm 4 $2480 Purvis

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

CAS WS 213 A1 Sexism in the 21st Century SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 9:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Balser

CAS WS 342 B1 Law and Gender in the United States SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 5 IND M W 6–9:30pm 4 $2480 Sabino

CAS WS 352 A1 American Masculinities SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND T R 1–4:30pm 4 $2480 Gottfried Meets with CAS SO 352.

WRITING

CAS WR 098 A1 Academic Writing for ESL Students 2 SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Kim

CAS WR 098 B1 Academic Writing for ESL Students 2 SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 10:30am–1pm 4 $2480 Yoder

CAS WR 100 A1 Writing Seminar SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Oller Topic: Boston Jazz Now. ESL students only.

CAS WR 100 A2 Writing Seminar SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Villano Topic: Inventing the American Individualist.

CAS WR 100 A3 Writing Seminar SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Madsen Hardy Topic: Madness in Film.

CAS WR 100 B1 Writing Seminar SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Smith Topic: Ethical Missteps in Public Health.

CAS WR 100 B2 Writing Seminar SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 2:30–5pm 4 $2480 Barents Topic: Boston in Film and Literature. ESL students only.

CAS WR 150 A1 Writing and Research Seminar SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Campbell Topic: The Matter of King Arthur.

CAS WR 150 A2 Writing and Research Seminar SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Breen Topic: City of Ideas: History of Innovation in Boston.

CAS WR 150 A3 Writing and Research Seminar SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Pasto Topic: Anthropology through Science Fiction.

CAS WR 150 A4 Writing and Research Seminar SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Bennett-Zendzian Topic: Revisiting Fairy Tales.

CAS WR 150 A5 Writing and Research Seminar SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 10am–12:30pm 4 $2480 Shawn Topic: Lincoln and His Legacy.

CAS WR 150 B1 Writing and Research Seminar SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Barents Topic: Bob Dylan’s Lyrics.

CAS WR 150 B2 Writing and Research Seminar SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Challener Topic: Contemporary Disasters.

CAS WR 150 B3 Writing and Research Seminar SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 1–3:30pm 4 $2480 Marx Topic: The Novel Now.

CAS WR 150 B4 Writing and Research Seminar SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 6–8:30pm 4 $2480 Larson Topic: Fear in Society: Political Philosophy Through Horror Films.

COMCO 201 A1 Introduction to Communication Writing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Burak

COMCO 201 A2 Introduction to Communication Writing SUM1 May 19–Jun 25 IND M T R 1:30–4pm 4 $2480 Hall

COMCO 201 B1 Introduction to Communication Writing SUM2 Jun 29–Aug 6 IND M T R 9:30am–12pm 4 $2480 Ellis

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Academically motivated high school students can preview the challenges, excitement, and fun of college with Boston University’s Summer Term High School Programs. Join students from across the U.S. and around the globe to experience the academic and social life of a premier teaching and research university—in one of the nation’s most dynamic cities.

Pre-College Programs at Boston University

Summer Term High School Programs encompass a variety of academic opportunities. You can enroll in undergraduate classes for college credit, pursue in-depth research in a University laboratory, or choose from a diverse array of one-, two-, or three-week non-credit seminars.

Planned social activities on campus and around Boston provide a fun and exciting way to make new friends and build a strong social community while exploring BU and the city.

SUMMER TERM HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS OFFICE755 Commonwealth Avenue, Room B05 Boston, MA 02215 617-353-1378 [email protected] bu.edu/summer/highschool

Enroll in two undergraduate college courses in this six-week honors program and earn up to eight college credits.

• June 28–August 7• For rising juniors and

seniors

Spend three weeks focusing intensively on a single academic topic. The summer 2015 AIM topic is Introduction to Medicine.

• July 19–August 7• For rising juniors and

seniors

Study one topic in depth for one week and preview the college experience.

• Session 1: June 21–26• Session 2: July 26–31• For rising freshmen and

rising sophomores

In this six-week honors program, work in a University lab and conduct scientific research under the guidance of a faculty mentor.

• June 28–August 7• For rising seniors

Experience a high level of learning and achievement in two non-credit BU seminars over the course of two weeks.

• Session 1: June 14–26• Session 2: July 5–17• Session 3: July 19–31• For rising sophomores,

juniors, and seniors

Research Internship in

Science & Engineering

High School Honors

Academic Immersion

(AIM)

Summer Challenge

Summer Preview

CHOOSE ONE OF FIVE PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS

Many other departments at Boston University also offer exciting and intensive summer programs for high school students. For more information on these and other opportunities, visit bu.edu/mysummer.

Academy of Media ProductionApprenticeship Dance ProgramThe Artemis ProjectCooking Up CultureInstitute of Reading DevelopmentProgram in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS)Summer Institute for the Gifted

Summer Investigative Journalism WorkshopSummer Pathways in Science & EngineeringSummer Reading & Writing ClinicSummer School Vacation CampSummer Theatre InstituteSummerLab Biotechnology Program

Swimsport CampTanglewood InstituteTech SavvyU-DesignUpward BoundUpward Bound Math ScienceVisual Arts Summer Institute

OTHER BOSTON UNIVERSITY SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS

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Summer Study Internship Program

Exclusively for visiting undergraduate students, this unique 12-week program is an opportunity to earn 10 academic credits—and gain hands-on work experience toward your future career.

For the first six weeks, you’ll take two Boston University summer courses in one of eight academic tracks. For the second six weeks, you’ll work as a full-time intern in a Boston-area company or organization. Internship placement is a key element of our program, and we work hard to find an internship experience that best matches your goals and abilities.

Throughout the program, you’ll also participate in a 2-credit internship course. The Internship Course prepares you for your internship and helps combine the academic and experiential elements of the program.

ORIENTATION & ACTIVITIESStudents benefit from a lively social calendar. Outings and gatherings include everything from movie nights to Red Sox games to day trips to Martha’s Vineyard. The program begins with an orientation so students can meet fellow participants, program administrators, faculty, and internship placement staff.

HOUSINGOn-campus housing and dining are available for an additional fee.

ADMISSIONSThe Summer Study Internship Program is open to visiting undergraduate students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, and who have completed at least one year of college by the start of the program.

A minimum GPA of 3.0 and good academic and judicial standing are required.

Students are accepted into one of eight academic tracks and must enroll in the full 10-credit program.

May 18–August 14

APPLICATION DEADLINEApplications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Students are encouraged to submit applications as early as possible. The deadline for all applications is April 17, 2015.

COST• Program Fee $7,600• Application Fee $50• Non-Refundable Deposit $250• Housing Fee (optional) $3,585

SUMMER STUDY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM OFFICE

755 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 105 Boston, MA 02215 617-353-0556 [email protected] bu.edu/summer/internship

Arts & CultureBusiness & ManagementCommunicationGraphic & Web Design

International StudiesPolitics, Public Policy & LawPsychology Research & PracticePublic Health & Social Policy

ACADEMIC TRACKS

Campus Resources

Barnes & Noble @ Boston University660 Beacon Street 617-267-8484 [email protected] bu.bncollege.com

Convenience PointsUse your student ID to make purchases on campus. Buy points on the Student Link or at the Terrier Card office in the GSU. bu.edu/housing/dining/convenience

Disability Services19 Deerfield Street, 2nd Floor 617-353-3658 (v/tty) [email protected] bu.edu/disability

Educational Resource Center (ERC)100 Bay State Road, 6th Floor 617-353-7077 [email protected] bu.edu/erc

Fitness & Recreational Center (FitRec)915 Commonwealth Avenue 617-353-2748 [email protected] bu.edu/fitrec

George Sherman Student Union (GSU) & Food Court775 Commonwealth Avenue bu.edu/gsu

Housing Office25 Buick Street 617-353-3511 [email protected] bu.edu/housing

International Student & Scholars Office (ISSO)888 Commonwealth Avenue 2nd Floor 617-353-3565 [email protected] bu.edu/isso

IT Help Center617-353-HELP (4357) [email protected] bu.edu/tech • West Campus: 179 Amory Street

• Mugar Library: 771 Commonwealth Avenue

Mugar Memorial Library771 Commonwealth Avenue 617-353-2700 [email protected] bu.edu/library/mugar

Parking & Transportation Services1019 Commonwealth Avenue 617-353-2160 [email protected] bu.edu/parking

Police Department (Boston University Police)32 Harry Agganis Way 617-353-2121 (emergency) 617-353-2110 (non-emergency) [email protected] bu.edu/police

Registrar’s Office881 Commonwealth Avenue 2nd Floor 617-353-3612 [email protected] bu.edu/reg

Student Accounting Services881 Commonwealth Avenue Lower Level 617-353-2264 [email protected] bu.edu/studentaccountingservices

Student Activities1 University Road 617-353-3635 [email protected] bu.edu/studentactivities

These are a few of the many resources you can take advantage of on campus this summer. Check the websites for business hours and other details.

Student Health Services881 Commonwealth Avenue 617-353-3575 bu.edu/shs

Student Linkbu.edu/studentlink

Summer Term755 Commonwealth Avenue Room 105 617-353-5124 [email protected] bu.edu/summer

Terrier Card Office775 Commonwealth Avenue Lower Level 617-353-9966 [email protected] bu.edu/terriercard

The Fresh Food Co. at Marciano Commons100 Bay State Road 617-358-6977 [email protected] bu.edu/dining/residence

IMPORTANT DATES* SUMMER 1 May 19–June 26

SUMMER 2 June 29–August 7

TWELVE-WEEK SESSION May 19–August 7

Registration Begins Thursday, February 26 Thursday, February 26 Thursday, February 26

Last Day for Refund of Student Service and Lab Fees Tuesday, May 19 Monday, June 29 Tuesday, May 19

Classes Begin Tuesday, May 19 Monday, June 29 Tuesday, May 19

Payment Deadline Tuesday, May 19 Monday, June 29 Tuesday, May 19

Late Payment Fees Begin Wednesday, May 20 Tuesday, June 30 Wednesday, May 20

Holiday, Classes Suspended Monday, May 25 Friday, July 3 Monday, May 25, and Friday, July 3

Last Day for Any Tuition Credit (No Tuition Refunds After This Date) Tuesday, May 26 Monday, July 6 Tuesday, June 2

Last Day to Register/Add Courses Tuesday, May 26 Monday, July 6 Tuesday, June 2

Last Day to Drop Classes Without a “W” Grade* Tuesday, May 26 Monday, July 6 Tuesday, June 2

Substitute Schedule of Classes Friday, May 29 (Monday Schedule)

Friday, May 29(Monday Schedule)

Last Day to Drop Classes With a “W” Grade* Friday, June 12 Thursday, July 23 Thursday, July 9

Final Examinations Last Class Meeting Last Class Meeting Last Class Meeting

Last Day of Classes Friday, June 26 Friday, August 7 Friday, August 7

*This calendar applies only to standard Summer Term classes that take place on the main Boston University campus. These dates do not apply to courses in GSM or SPH, or to courses in online degree programs. Details about the dates for nonstandard courses can be found alongside course descriptions at bu.edu/summer/courses.

All information contained in this catalog is subject to change.

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