Fall 2013 Honors Credit Courses COURSE CRN TITLE TIME HRS ROOM INSTRUCTOR BYS 499H-1 UGrad Research and Thesis TBA 3.0 TBA TBA CPE 112L-10 90104 Honors: Computer Engineering Lab (Explain credit) TR 2:20-3:20 3.0 EB 246 R. Bowman ECN 142-04 91746 Honors Principles of Macroeconomics MW 12:45-2:05 3.0 BAB 109 B. Mahalingam EE 213-04 90157 Honors: Electrical Circuit Analysis I TR 9:35-10:55 3.0 EB 134 C. Corsetti EH 105-01 90727 Honors English Seminar MWF 9:10-10:05 3.0 MH 208 L. Bollinger EH 105-02 90728 Honors English Seminar MWF 10:20-11:15 3.0 MH 208 E. Smith EH 105-03 90729 Honors English Seminar MWF 11:30-12:25 3.0 MH 208 W. Taylor EH 105-04 90730 Honors English Seminar MW 3:55-5:15 3.0 MH 208 J. Nelson EH 105-05 90731 Honors English Seminar TR 3:55-5:15 3.0 MH 208 J. Early EH 105-06 90732 Honors English Seminar TR 3:55-5:15 3.0 MH 337 D. Bell EH 209-01 90918 Honors Seminar in Lit and Culture I TR 11:10-12:30 3.0 MH 208 D. Schenker EH 209-02 90919 Honors Seminar in Lit and Culture I TR 12:45-2:05 3.0 MH 208 A. Foy EH 210-01 90920 Honors Seminar in Lit and Culture II MWF 10:20-11:15 3.0 MH 238 J. Conway EH 301-05 CM 301-05 90752 90680 Honors Technical Writing TR 2:20-3:40 3.0 LIB 206 C. McPherson HON 100 90093 Honors Lecture Series (formerly Honors Forum) Th 11:10-12:30 1.0 SC 107 H. Delugach HON 120 90094 Honors Inquiry (What's this?) T 11:10-12:30 1.0 MH 238 H. Delugach HON 200 90095 Honors Leadership Practicum (What's this?) W 3:55 - 5:15 1.0 MH 338 B. Wilson HON 399-01/PSC480-02 92117 Special Topics: Global Trends The course is intended to stimulate thinking about the rapid and vast geopolitical changes characterizing the world today and possible global trajectories over the next 15 to 20 years. The course will look at overarching trends (the empowerment of individuals, the diffusion of power, demographic shifts, and growing resource demands for food, water, and energy, among others) and how potential "game changers" (such as a global economic crisis, the advent of new technologies, the potential for regional instability in the Middle East or Asia, etc.) can either positively or negatively shape our futures. The course will be interdisciplinary and has no prerequisites. TR 11:10-12:30 3.0 MH 200 Hawk HON 400 90096 Honors Internship TBA 3.0 TBA H. Delugach HON 499 90097 Honors Thesis TBA 3.0 TBA TBA MAE 395-01 91319 Honors Thermodynamics Colloquium (explain credit) F 9:35-10:30 1.0 TH N277 Armentrout PH 115-20 91138 Honors General Physics II Lab (explain credit) F 8:00-10:00 4.0 SC 001 A. Elsamadicy PH 115-21 91139 Honors General Physics II Lab (explain credit) Th 8:00-10:00 4.0 SC 001 A. Elsamadicy PHL 101-03 90805 Honors Introduction to Philosophy MW 3:55-5:15 3.0 MH 337 A. Cling Click here for the complete UAH Fall 2012 Schedule of Classes.
