Organic molecules, cell structure and function, Mendelian genetics, general physiology and reproduction.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section is reserved for students in the fully online undergraduate programs of CJUO, EHKO, GSO, HSA, MGMO, MKTO, RN-to-BSN, & SOCO. Students in the following majors cannot be enrolled in the course: Biology (BIOL).

Observation and experiences for non-biology majors to examine concepts addressed in the Biological Principles and Issues I lecture.

Observation and experiences for non-biology majors to examine concepts addressed in the Biological Principles and Issues I lecture.

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Laboratory practices in cell and molecular biology

Laboratory practices in cell and molecular biology

Survey of laboratory techniques in microbiology.

Nutrition, digestive anatomy and physiology. Guidelines for nutritional management, and formulation and regulation of unique nutrient requirements for ruminant, small, and exotic animals. Credit to biology majors as non-biology elective only.

Contracts, agency, business organizations, securities regulation, property, trusts and estates, accountant’s legal liability, application of Uniform Commercial Code and preparation for the CPA examination.

Latest advances and developments in chemical engineering. Each student is assigned a subject and serves as moderator for the group discussion.

Survey of general, organic and biological chemistry with a focus toward health care.

Structure, nomenclature, preparation, reactions, stereochemistry and mechanisms of reactions of organic compounds.

Laboratory techniques to include, but not limited to distillation, recrystallization, extraction, and chromatography. Synthesis of organic compounds via SN1, SN2, and electrophilic pathways. Introduction to spectroscopy and its use in compound identification.

Laboratory techniques to include, but not limited to distillation, recrystallization, extraction, and chromatography. Synthesis of organic compounds via SN1, SN2, and electrophilic pathways. Introduction to spectroscopy and its use in compound identification.

Laboratory techniques to include, but not limited to distillation, recrystallization, extraction, and chromatography. Synthesis of organic compounds via SN1, SN2, and electrophilic pathways. Introduction to spectroscopy and its use in compound identification.

Carry out applied experiments to familiarize students with fundamentals of organic laboratory practice. Represents a continuation of CHEM 233.

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This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section has 7 seats reserved for Online General Studies students.

Theory, skills and technologies relating to visual communication in print media, including publishing software for page layout, design, illustration, photo editing.

Preparation and analysis of public relations case studies in all sectors; analysis based on the Research, Objectives, Programming, Evaluation, and Stewardship (ROPES) model; problem-analysis and problem-solving skill development.

Moodle page for students in CMPS 490 and CMPS 497

May be repeated for credit when topics vary.

Cultural, social, environmental, and community issues in design.

Theories of play and its relationship to learning and early childhood curriculum. Topics include play across content areas, with emphasis on science and social studies.

For K-12 Cohort 8. Class meets face-to-face on Jan. 23-24, Feb. 27-28, March 20-21, April 17-18, 2026. Picard/Rockhold D.

Only for HE Cohort 12. Class meets face-to-face on Jan. 23-24, Feb. 27-28, March 20-21, April 17-18, 2026. Picard/Rockhold B.

Only for H.E. Cohort 12. Class meets face-to-face on Jan. 23-24, Feb. 27-28, March 20-21, April 17-18, 2026. Picard/Rockhold B

Only for K-12 Cohort 7. Class meets face-to-face on Jan. 23-24, Feb. 27-28, March 20-21, April 17-18, 2026. Picard/Rockhold D.

Only for HE Cohort 13. Class meets face-to-face on Jan. 23-24, Feb. 27-28, March 20-21, April 17-18, 2026. Picard/Rockhold C.

Only for HE Cohort 13. Class meets face-to-face on Jan. 23-24, Feb. 27-28, March 20-21, April 17-18, 2026. Picard/Rockhold C.

Only for K-12 Cohort 8. Class dates are Jan. 23-24, Feb. 27-28, March 20-21, April 17-18, 2026. To confirm meeting time and place, contact Instructor.

Only for HE Cohort 11. Class meets face-to-face on Jan. 23-24, Feb. 27-28, March 20-21, April 17-18, 2026. Picard/#224-Green Room.

Content varies. Through exploration of cultural themes, students will build on and advance the thinking, reading, and writing skills learned in English 101 while focusing on rhetoric and research. Satisfies diversity and international requirements.

Content varies. Through exploration of cultural themes, students will build on and advance the thinking, reading, and writing skills learned in English 101 while focusing on rhetoric and research. Satisfies diversity and international requirements.

Introduction to the forms and concepts of literary creation. The basic elements and compositional principles of fiction, poetry, drama are all treated.

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Introduction and practicum for understanding and application of multi-length scale computational methods, their relative associations, relationships to theory and experiments for knowledgeable application to engineering problems.

Computerized drafting techniques as applied to mechanical design problems.

Hydric soils, wetland hydrology, and wetland soils landscapes.

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This course investigates economic and ecological dynamics in the international arena, involving distinct political communities (i.e. nation-states) or other human groups (e.g. corporations, lobby groups, militias, etc.). Ecology is the study of living systems in interaction with physical resources; economics is the study of human activities organized around money; and the concept of “sustainability” in the former is analogous to the concept of “budget” in the latter. We will learn how these two fields overlap and how they affect the global distribution of power.

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This is CMPS 450: Programming Languages.

1980s America and Film

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Why do some countries hold elections while others do not? Why are some states able to provide security and welfare to their citizens while others struggle to do so? Why are some countries plagued by violence while others enjoy internal peace? These questions have long animated the field of comparative politics and are among the several of which we will explore this semester.

This course will provide students with a firm foundation in the sub-field of comparative politics, preparing them for further analysis of politics around the world and across contexts. The course has two main objectives:

1. To familiarize students with the importance of theory and research design for describing, explaining, and understanding political processes. After taking this course, students should be able to distinguish between different theoretical explanations and evaluate the merit of evidence used to support them.

2. To provide students with an overview of key topics and debates in comparative politics. Students should be able to understand the basis of these debates as well as take and support positions on them.

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The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the concepts and theories that scholars use to study international relations. We will examine the various actors that play a role in international politics (e.g. states, leaders, intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, norms), by analyzing how they are defined, their interests, and actions. We will study their interactions with each other in conflict, economic relations, and in building institutions for cooperation. We will also critically examine international relations, evaluating how perspectives deriving from diverse racial, gendered, and indigenous experiences may complicate our understandings of the international system.

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Juniors and Senior explore the use of assessments to guide instruction for children 2-5th grade who are experiencing difficulties with reading and ELA skills. Teacher candidates will create a remedial plan for their assigned child and tutor using literature-based activities that meet child's individual needs. Post assessments are completed to analyze if prescription / tutoring sessions/ remedial plan were effective.

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First semester of intensive clinical experience in the year-long teaching residency for Middle School/Secondary Education majors, supported by seminars and supervision.

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This course is an introduction to how race and gender interact with and shape politics around the world, relying on multiple critical approaches to politics that are relevant to the modern world. This course will emphasize a number of perspectives, including those of Black folks, Post-colonial scholars, Black feminists, Indigenous scholars, and other historically excluded peoples. We will also examine relationships with subjects such as political behavior, colonialism, incarceration, development, justice, human rights, and environmental concerns. Despite this diverse list of topics, not every possible facet of race, gender, and politics can be covered in a single semester. However, through our discussions, analyses, and syntheses, a central goal will be to help students understand broader political situations through the frameworks we examine.

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POLS 220 introduces students to politics and government outside the USA, with particular emphasis on institutional differences across the political systems of various countries. Class begins on Tue Aug 22nd. Full access to the Moodle site will be available a day or two before then. No advance preparation is required for the first day of class. The Moodle site, when finished, will host all the required readings for the semester, as free downloads, plus the course syllabus and other important documents related to our work.

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This says graduate ensemble because UL likes to list it first, even though most of our students (or all) are in undergrad. It's just University Chorale, y'all. I'm so happy to work with all of you this fall!

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Assessment of the systems concept; basic tools of analysis; systems application and development.

Continuation of the presentation of structures, vocabulary and culture undertaken in FREN 102.

Content varies. May be repeated for credit with permission of instructor and department head or graduate coordinator. Literature, history, culture, and social context of the Francophone islands of the Antilles and/or the Indian Ocean.

Seminar on French and Francophone paraliteratures, such as le roman policier, le fantastique, la science-fiction, la bande dessinée, le roman d’aventures, etc. Content varies.

Content varies. May be repeated for credit with permission of instructor and department head or graduate coordinator. Louisiana French literature and culture.

Earth's physical and biological evolution, utilizing concepts of plate tectonics. Emphasis on methods used to interpret earth history.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section has 5 seats reserved for HPW students.

Honors: Thesis

Properties and manufacturing processes of plastics, metals, and other materials. Application of methods for industrial design students; cutting, joining, forming, molding, casting, and finishing.

Advanced form development with emphasis on additive and subtractive processes. Application of physical and digital fabrication techniques for successful model making.

Wellness (nutrition, stress management, behavior modification), and fitness assessment. Information and strategies that can be used to implement a comprehensive lifetime fitness program.

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Applied techniques in resistance training and conditioning.

Logic, relations, functions, classification of infinite sets, cardinal numbers. Reading and writing proofs.

Algebra of n-tuples and matrices. Vector spaces with emphasis on n-tuples. Basis and dimension. Change of coordinates. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

Dissertation

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A study of human resources principles including recruiting, interviewing, retention techniques, performance management, employment law, training and development, and best practices for maintaining a diverse, compliant and inclusive workforce.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section is reserved for students in the fully online undergraduate programs of CJUO, GSO, HSA, RN-to-BSN, MGMO, MKTO, EHKO & SOCO.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section is reserved for students in the fully online undergraduate programs of CJUO, GSO, HSA, RN-to-BSN, MGMO, MKTO, EHKO & SOCO and students with Entrepreneurship minors.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section is restricted to Online MBA & HCA students only.

Emphasis on the identification of target markets and the development and implementation of marketing strategies related to products, channels of distribution, promotion, and pricing.

Human behavior relative to consumer decision making including social and psychological theories of human behavior and theories/Models of communication. Students will apply consumer insights in the development of an effective marketing mix.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section has 5 seats reserved for Online Marketing students.

Examines the effectiveness of various social media platforms and evaluates the ways in which businesses and non-profits use social media marketing. Tools including platform-native analytics will be examined and applied in the development of integrated marketing communication campaigns.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. This section is restricted to Online MBA & HCA students only.

A focus on the evolution of the recording industry. The historical development of recording technology and techniques will be presented along with the impact those developments had upon popular forms of music.

Keyboard skill improvment for the non-music major.

Keyboard skill improvment for the non-music major.

Keyboard skill improvment for the non-music major.

Keyboard skill improvment for the non-music major.

Health care policy, regulation, financing, and evolving technologies that influence nursing practice. Concepts of nursing theory, roles, quality and safety, patient-centered care, and evidence-based practice.

Application of the nursing process in illness and wellness settings.

This course has additional cost. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs.

Laboratory study of reservoir rock characteristics and fluid properties with emphasis on reservoir mechanics of fluid flow through porous media as related to the reservoir system.

Formation of hydrophilic and hydrophobic gelling agent through the reaction between cross-linking polymer having reactive functional groups in both inorganic and organic polymer.

Lagrangian and Hamiltonian dynamics of mechanical systems, continuum mechanics, special relativity.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs.

Content varies. May be repeated for credit with permission of department head or graduate coordinator. Reading, discussion, research, and writing on themes, movements, or authors in Spanish literature.

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This course is designed as an introduction to the politics of Latin America and the Caribbean. Given that Latin America is a diverse region, instead of learning about each country in isolation, topics such as racism, discrimination, social exclusion, and inequality will serve as lenses through which we comparatively examine the history, politics, and economics of the region. This course will also introduce students to the basics of social science research. Students should leave this course with greater familiarity in understanding and communicating social science research, as well as how to better analyze these issues on their own.

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In this course we'll study magic realism in the works of Gabriel García Márquez, Frida Kahlo, Marc Chagall, Isaac Bashevis Singer, and Antoni Gaudí.

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CMPS 455 Sp 2026 UG and Graduate

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Graphical and numerical descriptive measures. Introduction to correlation and regression. Basic probability concepts, random variables, sampling distributions, central limit theorem. Large and small sample confidence intervals and significance tests for parameters associated with a single population and for comparison of two populations.

Many of the most important buildings, objects, and ideas in design history are located in or near Florence—from Brunelleschi’s dome to the latest hyper-car from Ferrari. This sketch and analysis course will allow you to see, to study, and to engage these critical works of design through daily sketching assignments. Many of the most world’s most renowned designers once did the same; learning to be designers by analyzing the most important design artifacts in history—the buildings, objects, and ideas that have been most influential to design. What better way to learn about design than to spend six weeks experiencing, first-hand, the most incredible design artifacts in the world? What better way to learn how to draw than to practice daily? In the great tradition of the ‘Grand Tour’, we will visit, draw, and analyze the great works of Florence, and in doing so, learn how to design with confidence.

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The Renaissance has long been fascinated by many themes including religion and ritual, archaeology, art and civilian, the natural world to tales of the monstrous and murder through tales and images of terrible things. Florence has been the home and has served as a source of inspiration for artists such as Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci, Sandro Botticelli, Giotto, the poet Dante, among others. Like Florence’s great artists of the past, students will be guided by their individual interests while examining and using Florence’s landscape, museums and culture as sources for creative exploration and research.

You will visit some of the most important museums in Florence and they will serve as our classroom including the Uffizi Gallery, Museo dell’Opera del Duomo, Museo degli Argenti Bargello Museum, Boboli Gardens, Academia, the Fondazione Bisonte, and the Armadillo Atelier to study prints, drawings, and paintings first hand. These locations will serve as sources of inspiration allowing you to develop a greater awareness of the role of drawing and the print has as an investigative process in the development of creative work and it’s use as an expressive means of communication. Students develop a site-responsive studio practice in relationship to the cultural landscape of Florence. We will consider the unique identity of particular sites and structures, land use, and use our experiences on-location to inspire and frame ideas for our work. We will work both in the studio and on-site in the city. Practical and didactic learning will include a complement of methodologies: texts, lectures, films, demonstrations, site visits, field work, and travel to Venice and other sites outside of Florence.

Students will develop a suite of prints through a series of prompts. Ultimately, all students will have the power to make independent work that explores their own visual and media interests. This course will give students a greater awareness of the role of drawing as an investigative process in the development of creative work and it’s use as an expressive means of communication. This course will be divided between working on creative work on location in Florence and utilizing the cities world class museums and galleries and individual work outside of class. Students will also learn how to utilize a sketchbook/journal in the development of creative research, the documentation of the city, and a source for the stimulation and development of ideas.