Accounting information systems, basic financial statements, data analytics topics. Related ethical and international issues.

May be repeated four times. On various instruments.

Private Applied Saxophone lessons, studio of Wm. J. Hochkeppel
115=lower division
315=upper division
528=Graduate

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 for Online Sociology students.

An examination of methods and techniques in the recovery and analysis of human skeletal remains, including postmortem interval, age, gender, ethnic background, and personal identification.

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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 restricted to KNES majors (except Exercise Science students), HSA majors, HPW majors and RN-to-BSN

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

Molecular genetics, evolution, speciation, plant reproduction and structure, community structures and interactions, biochemical cycles, biodiversity, and conservation.

Laboratory skills for Biology majors to examine concepts addressed in the Fundamentals of Biology I lecture, including: the scientific method, cell structure and function, cell metabolism and genetics.

Laboratory skills for Biology majors to examine concepts addressed in the Fundamentals of Biology I lecture, including: the scientific method, cell structure and function, cell metabolism and genetics.

Laboratory skills for Biology majors to examine concepts addressed in the Fundamentals of Biology I lecture, including: the scientific method, cell structure and function, cell metabolism and genetics.

Laboratory skills for Biology majors to examine concepts addressed in the Fundamentals of Biology I lecture, including: the scientific method, cell structure and function, cell metabolism and genetics.

Laboratory skills for Biology majors to examine concepts addressed in the Fundamentals of Biology I lecture, including: the scientific method, cell structure and function, cell metabolism and genetics.

Observe and investigate how the environment (ecology) sets the stage for evolution, including adaptations that have arisen in
diverse physiological systems and the diversity of life that has emerged over time.

Observe and investigate how the environment (ecology) sets the stage for evolution, including adaptations that have arisen in
diverse physiological systems and the diversity of life that has emerged over time.

Observe and investigate how the environment (ecology) sets the stage for evolution, including adaptations that have arisen in
diverse physiological systems and the diversity of life that has emerged over time.

Integrated cat anatomy and basic human physiology principles.

Integrated cat anatomy and basic human physiology principles.

Integrated cat anatomy and basic human physiology principles.

Integrated cat anatomy and basic human physiology principles.

Laboratory practices in cell and molecular biology

Basic physiological processes common to animal, plant, and microbial systems; nutrient acquisition, metabolism, molecular and bulk transport, motility, intercellular communication; regulatory processes and interaction with the physical environment.

Introduction to the dynamic legal, economic and social/Political world in which business entities operate, including the legal system, alternative dispute resolution, contracts, torts, employment law, business organizations, ethical and global factors.

Legal problems associated with hotel, restaurant, and tourism operations utilizing case studies.

Continuation of a survey of principles of chemistry as it applies to everyday life.

Experiments in general chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry. Laboratory is intended for non-science majors.

Selected experiments including basic laboratory operations involving titrations, synthesis, analysis, and purification of inorganic compounds.

Selected experiments including basic laboratory operations involving titrations, synthesis, analysis, and purification of inorganic compounds.

Selected experiments including basic laboratory operations involving titrations, synthesis, analysis, and purification of inorganic compounds.

Selected experiments including basic laboratory operations involving titrations, synthesis, analysis, and purification of inorganic compounds.

Selected experiments including basic laboratory operations involving titrations, synthesis, analysis, and purification of inorganic compounds.

Study of laws and theories relating to energy changes of physical and chemical transformations; structure and physical states of matter, chemical thermodynamics, properties of solutions, chemical equilibria, electrochemistry and kinetics.

Physical Lab I

Metabolism, nucleic acids, protein synthesis, and other topics.

Surveying operations and computations; errors and analysis; horizontal and vertical linear and angular measurements, and control systems; route surveying; traverse computations, topographic maps; geo-positioning; and state plane coordinate systems.

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.

Applied context for legal considerations in sports media coverage, such as privacy, conflict of interest, intellectual property and commercial misappropriation, rights of publicity, first amendment, trademark law, libel and slander; ethical considerations, including, but not limited to fairness in sports reporting, gender, race, and culture issues.

Theory and practice for the preparation and delivery of speeches. Preparation for professional presentations. Use of multimedia technologies in oral presentations.

Newsgathering processes, including news judgment and what elements constitute news. Provides students with experience writing and covering news topics such as speeches, press conference reports, interviews, features, and business reports; improves proficiency with quotations, journalistic style, readability, and deadlines.

Primary theories of mass media content and effects. Emphasis on role of mass media in a democracy.

History of the profession. Disorders of speech, language and hearing, including etiology, diagnosis and management.

Focus on data collection, analysis, and dissemination, design of studies and methodology.

Development of fundamental counseling skills through didactic and experiential methods.

Major theories of group counseling, dynamics, procedures, and techniques.

Fundamentals of Jazz Dance: body alignment, body isolation, stretch and strengthening, movement combinations. Compositional exploration.

Lyrical jazz, artistic interpretation and hip hop dance with an emphasis on style and technique.

Fundamental strength training and injury prevention techniques specific to dance. Movement sequences to build core strength, endurance, and coordination.

Tools, media, techniques, sketching, and orthographic conventions of design drawing.

For Early Childhood Education Majors.

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For K-12 Cohort 9, CL Cohort 5, and EL Cohort 5. 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/#281 - Red Room.

Number systems, Boolean algebra, Karnaugh maps, logic gates, combinational circuit design, adders, multiplexers, flip-flops, counters, shift registers. Laboratory: Experiments with TTL logic gates, flip-flops and counters.

An overview of biofuel production related to technologies and feedstocks, economics of producing biofuels and impacts on the environment and the local economy.

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.

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.

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

Explores and traces the development of a specified theme that recurs in literature. Content varies. May be repeated once for credit when the topic changes.

Explores and traces the development of a specified theme that recurs in literature. Content varies. May be repeated once for credit when the topic changes.

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 for Criminal Justice (Traditional and Online) students only.

This course has additional cost. 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, HPW, HSA, RN-to-BSN, MGMO, MKTO, EHKO & SOCO.

Examination of the major genres and themes in English literature from 1100 to 1500, exclusive of Chaucer. Students not meeting prerequisites may enroll with permission of instructor.

Static systems of forces, vectors, moments, couples, centroids, center of gravity, friction, and moment of inertia.

The core principles of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and its implementation to project execution tasks, planning and sequencing, spatial coordination, and clash detection. Comprehensive understanding in BIM support for field operations and facility management.

Theory and practices of field mapping and sampling, and analysis and interpretation of field data.

Impact of soil erosion and sedimentation on land use and water quality; emphasis on conservation design and planning.

Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is aboutEnvironmental science is a group of sciences that attempt to explain how life on Earth is sustained, the causes of environmental problems, and how these problems can be solved. The study of environmental problems and their solutions have never been more important… A comprehensive survey of critical issues in environmental science focusing on the following topics will be covered in this course: human population; the global chemical cycles; ecosystems and biodiversity; endangered species and biodiversity; sustainable agriculture and the environment; energy systems from fossil fuels to renewable forms; water and soil resources; Earth’s atmosphere and climate change; urban environments; waste managment; and paths to a sustainable future.

Private saxophone lessons, along with weekly masterclass (Friday, 10am). Study of recital literature with Dr. Wm. Hochkeppel. Applied Saxophone syllabus pertains to AMUS115, 315, as and coordinates with Saxophone Quartet (chamber music, AMUS 250). Various levels from year 1 through graduate level apply.

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Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about

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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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This course is important – whether you are a Political Science major or not. You will be introduced to the fundamentals of the American government, such as its political institutions and main actors. Most importantly, this class aims to demonstrate how you are connected to the federal and state government in your daily life and present you with tools to become informed and act in politically meaningful ways. For this purpose, we will also examine what being American means in today’s society and how our political institutions and behavior compare to other countries. Ultimately, you will leave this class with a comprehensive understanding of how to critically evaluate and actively participate in the American political system.

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Financial analysis designed to provide the non-business student with an understanding of the concepts involved in financial decision-making including a survey of the major areas of study within finance: (1) financial institutions and markets, (2) business finance, (3) investment finance.

Survey of dinosaur fossil evidence and interpretation of their biology, their behavior, and the causes of their extinction.

Earth materials and processes; emphasis on application of scientific concepts to geologic phenomena. Optional field trips.

Geologic time; history of development of earth features, products, and life.

Thesis Research and Thesis

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Content varies. May be repeated for a total of 6 hours. Examines seminal and recent developments in the writing of European history. Considers broad contours of historiographical change in methodology, subjects, and interpretation rather than historical narrative. Alternate subtitles will appear on students' transcripts.

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.

Web standards and behavioral layer of web development. Client side and scripting languages.

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

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

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

Games and non-traditional activities thoughout the lifespan. Techniques and strategies applicable to teaching are emphasized.

Descriptive and inferential statistics, correlation, t-tests, and linear regression pertaining to kinesiology data.

LIFE 110 Students are required to meet the additional hours with instructor/professor outside of this designated time.

For students in the LSUE 2+2 Program

For students in the LSUE 2+2 Program

Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, equations, and graphs, fundamental trigonometric identities, and the polar coordinate system. Graphing calculator required.

Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, equations, and graphs, fundamental trigonometric identities, and the polar coordinate system. Graphing calculator required.

Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, equations, and graphs, fundamental trigonometric identities, and the polar coordinate system. Graphing calculator required.

Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, equations, and graphs, fundamental trigonometric identities, and the polar coordinate system. Graphing calculator required.

Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, equations, and graphs, fundamental trigonometric identities, and the polar coordinate system. Graphing calculator required.

Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, equations, and graphs, fundamental trigonometric identities, and the polar coordinate system. Graphing calculator required.

Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, equations, and graphs, fundamental trigonometric identities, and the polar coordinate system. Graphing calculator required.

Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, equations, and graphs, fundamental trigonometric identities, and the polar coordinate system. Graphing calculator required.

Definitions, properties, and applications of derivatives and integrals. Graphing calculator required.

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.

Study of management fundamentals and concepts by lecture and case method with emphasis on organizational behavior. Includes processes, structure, development of, and behavior in organizations.

Integration of all areas of Business Administration with a focus on diversified and multi-business organizations.

Development of jazz from musical and cultural perspectives. Open to non-majors.

Development of lesson plans, research, and practices for teaching music theory interactively in the college classroom. Field experiences include micro-teaching units in freshman/sophomore courses.

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.

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

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

A study of physical, chemical and compositional properties of drilling and well completion fluids. Composition and control of fluid systems for drilling, completion and workover are studied.

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The science of how people think, feel, and behave. Research and discovery of how psychology informs what it means to be human.

The science of how people think, feel, and behave. Research and discovery of how psychology informs what it means to be human.

The science of how people think, feel, and behave. Research and discovery of how psychology informs what it means to be human.

The science of how people think, feel, and behave. Research and discovery of how psychology informs what it means to be human.

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.

The science of how people think, feel, and behave. Research and discovery of how psychology informs what it means to be human.

Conceptual analysis of sociological theory from Comte to contemporary theorists.

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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.

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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.

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London is full of artwork in museums and galleries as well as on the streets. We will visit museums and galleries to learn about the mainstream art, including the work of great British artists ranging from John Constable, William Blake and J.M.W. Turner to Lucian Freud, Francis Bacon, David Hockney, Damien Hirst and more. Wait! Don’t forget Banksy! We will walk on the streets of the East End and Camden Town since London streets are full of Graffiti and Street Arts! And we will visit the Cartoon Museum, Henry Boxer Gallery and the Gallery of Everything to learn about outsider art.

INFX 639 (x-listed with INFX 499) is an intensive introduction to artificial intelligence (AI) with emphasis on how to design and build intelligent applications. Google Colaboratory, along with packages such as Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch, and OpenAI gym, will be used to create powerful AI systems. Topics include: (1) the history of AI; (2) artificial neural networks (ANNs), machine learning (ML); (3) convolutional neural networks (CNNs); (4) recurrent neural networks (RNNs); (5) generative models, including variational autoencoders (VAEs), generative adversarial networks (GANs), and other generative models (e.g., Boltzmann Machines and Hidden Markov Models) to generate pictures and faces; (6) reinforcement learning (RL) algorithms; and (7) the design and implementation of a deep learning application (i.e., one of the following: deep learning for intelligent agents; or deep learning for game playing; or deep learning for finance; or deep learning for robotics).

Practical training in performance and technical theatre as part of mainstage, studio, and/or laboratory production work

Broad study of composition and visual concepts as related to freehand and perspective drawing techniques.

Broad study of composition and visual concepts as related to freehand and perspective drawing techniques.

Broad study of composition and visual concepts as related to freehand and perspective drawing techniques.