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Academic Programs / University Core List of Writing-Intensive CoursesBelow is a comprehensive list of approved Writing Intensive courses that will satisfy the Core Writing Intensive requirement. This list includes current courses as well as courses that are no longer offered. Some courses on this list fulfill the Writing Intensive requirement of the University Core and another Core requirement. To determine which Core requirements a course fulfills, look for the Required Course Identifier (RCI) codes in the Course Descriptions catalog, the Course Schedule (TU Courses), or in the Course Renumbering web site. The following are writing-related Required Course Identifier (RCI) codes and their meanings:
Courses that are underlined in this list are designated departmental writing capstones. A writing capstone course is required in each academic major. If more than one capstone is listed here for a department, students in that major should consult their academic advisor to determine the appropriate course(s). Courses in italics are no longer taught but still carry Core Writing-Intensive credit for students who have successfully completed them in previous semesters. The course numbers of those courses that begin with a letter (W, H, R, or X) are no longer offered. The meanings of the letters are as follows:
Effective first Summer Session 2007, currently approved Writing Intensive courses are numbered according to the Course Renumbering Guidelines. The four-digit course numbers will end in 96, 97 or 98. The course numbers for approved Honors Writing Intensive courses contain the number "9" as the second digit, end in 96, 97 or 98, and have "Honors" in the title. Please note: Non-Writing Intensive versions of Writing Intensive courses may also be offered. They have the same name as the Writing Intensive course, but they have not been designed to be writing-intensive and therefore, do not carry Core Writing Intensive credit. The four-digit course numbers for these courses will not end in 96, 97, or 98. Below is the comprehensive list of all approved Writing-Intensive courses--they are not all offered each semester. Accounting Actuarial Science Adult & Organizational Development 1096 Introduction to Communication for Educators 4396 Field Research: Practice in Professional Settings Advertising 4196 Morality, Law and Advertising African American Studies 4096 Senior Seminar W054 Politics of Colonization W361 Studies in African American Literature American Studies 2097 Asian Women in Transition 3096 The American Woman: Visions and Revisions 4097 Senior Seminar in American Studies H190 Honors Radicalism in the United States W151 Asian American History Anthropology 4396 History of Anthropological Theory 4397 Advanced Seminar in Medical Anthropology 4896 Environmental Physiology W324 Seminar in Genetic Basis of Human Variation W332 Anthropological Photography Architecture 3096 Vernacular Architecture 3196 Nonwestern Architectural History Seminar 4596 Seminar in Architectural Theory Art 4796 Art Seminar Art History 2196 Greek and Roman Sculpture 2496 Baroque/Rococo: Italy and Spain W111 Art of Greece W278 Art Nouveau Asian Studies 2098 Japanese Popular Culture and Its Literature 3096 Writing Seminar II 3696 Asian Women in Transition W122 Introduction to Buddhism W303 Topics in Asian Studies I Biology 3096 Cell Structure and Function 3396 Scientific Writing for Biology: The Art of Communicating W202 Cell Function Broadcasting, Telecommunications & Mass Media 3296 Travel Writing 4597 Sports Production Practicum 4696 Communication in Organizations W349 Advanced Topics in Social Processes Business Administration W391 Honors Business Policies Chemistry 4196 Techniques of Chemical Measurement II Civil & Construction Engineering Technology Civil Engineering W001 Introduction to Civil Engineering Communication Sciences 3297 Syntax 4396 Orientation to Clinical Management 4397 Fieldwork in Linguistics W106 Psychology of Communication W311 Goals and Strategies for Communication Instruction W360 Field Research in Communication Community & Regional Planning 4896 Senior Community & Regional Planning Capstone Seminar Computer & Information Sciences W201 Information Systems Analysis and Design W223 Data Structures and Algorithms W301 Project in Information Science Crafts 4196 Tyler Art Workshop in Scotland (capstone in Ceramics/Glass) W292 Metals Concepts and Criticism Criminal Justice W130 Nature of Crime Critical Languages W120 Japanese Popular Culture and Literature H190 Honors Japanese Popular Culture and Literature Dance 2796 Dance Modernism in America, 1890s-1950s 2897 Creative Process in Dance Earth & Environmental Science (formerly named Geology) 4997 Honors Environmental Seminar W301 Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology Economics W237 Economic Development of Modern Europe
Electrical Engineering Technology W373 Sensors and Data Acquisition Engineering 3096 Economic Analysis (was W141, W241) Engineering Technology 4296 Engineering Technology Project II W123 Materials Technology English 1198 Introduction to Fiction 2097 Introduction to English Studies 2196 Creative Writing: Poetry 2197 Women in Literature 2297 Shakespeare 2396 Creative Writing: Plays 2596 Writing for Business and Industry 3097 Feminist Theory 3196 Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry 3396 Advanced Creative Writing: Plays 4096 Studies in Creative Writing 4097 Studies in Criticism 4098 Studies in Modern British Literature 4197 Studies in Poetry 4198 Studies in Irish Literature 4297 Studies in Drama 4397 Studies in Medieval Language and Literature 4497 Studies in Shakespeare 4598 Studies in African American Literature 4698 Studies in World Literature 4798 Advanced Topics: Postcolonial Studies H191 Honors Developing Advanced Literacy in College W112 Technologies of Writing W116 Survey of American Literature I W211 English Syntax English Education, Elementary Environmental Engineering Technology 4796 Pollution Control Processes Environmental Studies 3097 Environment and Development 4096 Problems of Environmental Quality 4198 Senior Research Seminar 4297 Social History of American Medicine 4796 Biocultural Adaptations in Human Populations 4896 Environmental Physiology X050 Environment and Society Film & Media Arts 3696 Writing Intensive Film Study 4697 History of Narrative Film W362 Contemporary American Documentary Finance W213 Bank Management French General & Strategic Management Geography & Urban Studies 3097 Environment and Development 4096 Problems of Environmental Quality 4097 Gender, Race, Class and the City W050 Environment and Society W060 World Urban Patterns X080 Geography of the United States and Canada German Graphic Art & Design W214 Graphic Design Workshop in Japan Greek, Ancient Greek & Roman Classics 3496 Writing Seminar 3996 Honors Comparative Mythology W253 Hebrew Myth and Legend W260 Topics in Cultures W279 Literature and Art of the Holocaust W290 Classical Mythology X071 Greek Drama and Greek Culture Health Information Management 4197 Human Resource Management in Health Information Systems 4298 Health Information Management Case Studies Health Related Professions W312 Research Methodology Healthcare Management Hebrew 3098 Advanced Hebrew Readings I 3797 Literature and Art of the Holocaust (was G+R CL W279) 3798 Writing Seminar History 1997 Honors World History: Ancient 4296 Writing Seminar in American History 4297 Social History of American Medicine (was W257, W370) 4496 Eastern Europe: Nationalism, Authoritarianism, and Communism (was W256, W355) 4497 Writing Seminar in European History 4697 Modern Japan: Empire, War, Society 4896 Jews, Judaism, and the Modern World 4997 Honors Thesis Seminar W105 Beginnings of European Civilization W156 Modern Jewish History W178 Eastern Europe in the 20th Century W257 History of American Medicine W355 Eastern Europe: Nationalism, Authoritarianism, Communism (was W178) X094 Honors World History: Modern Horticulture Human Resource Management Intellectual Heritage 1196 Intellectual Heritage I 1996 Honors Intellectual Heritage I 1297 Intellectual Heritage II 1997 Honors Intellectual Heritage II Italian 4096 Creative Writing through Reading Japanese 2996 Honors Japanese Popular Culture and Literature (formerly in Critical Languages department) Jewish Studies 2797 Jewish Humor Past and Present 3797 Literature and Art of the Holocaust 4896 Modern Jewish History W233 Jewish Humor: Past and Present Journalism 1196 Writing for Journalism 2396 Magazine Article Writing 3196 Journalism and the Law 3296 Travel Writing 4196 Multimedia Urban Reporting 4596 Broadcast Production Practicum W323 Advanced Public Relations Writing Kinesiology Landscape Architecture 4198 Landscape Architecture Design VI: Spring Senior Studio (was W332, W393) W390 Fall Senior Seminar Latin
Latin American Studies 2097 Writing Seminar I W138 Topics in Latino Studies W139 Topics in Caribbean Studies W140 Topics in Latin American Studies I W141 Topics in Latin American Studies II Law S.B.M. (Legal Studies) 4596 Legal Research, Writing, and Advocacy Management Information Systems 3596 Business Process Analysis 4596 Business Technology Integration (formerly Information Systems Implementation) Marketing W361 E-Commerce Marketing Strategy Mathematics 2096 Mathematical Recreations W062 A Cultural Approach to Mathematics W195 Honors Mathematical Recreations Mechanical Engineering Technology W361 MET Project I Music Education Music Studies Nursing 3297 Research Methods 4297 Nursing Leadership 4896 Leadership for Registered Nurses W202 Nursing IV Occupational Therapy Organizational Studies 4096 Senior Seminar in Organizational Studies Painting, Drawing & Sculpture Philosophy 4298 Senior Seminar W050 Philosophic Issues Physics Political Science 2496 Introduction to Political Philosophy 3996 Junior Honors Capstone Seminar 4896 Capstone Seminar in Political Science 4996 Senior Honors Capstone Seminar Psychology 1996 Honors Psychology as a Social Science 2196 Scientific Thinking in Psychology 4596 Capstone: Fields of Psychology 4696 Capstone in Psychology 4796 Capstone: Research 4996 Capstone: Honors 4998 Honors Research Problems W270 Research Methods: Learning Public Health 3496 Introduction to Community Health Programs W312 Research and Evaluation Real Estate Religion 2496 Introduction to the Bible 2696 Introduction to Islam W106 Religions of India W218 Casualty Contingency W360 Advanced Risk Management and International Insurance
Social Work Sociology 1196 Introduction to Sociology 1396 Sociology of Race and Racism 1696 Men and Women in American Society 3597 Introduction to Population Studies: Demography W216 Altered States of Consciousness W241 Development of Sociological Thought W249 Class in Modern Society (capstone prior to 2002) X092 Honors Men and Women in American Society Spanish Strategic & Organizational Communication 2296 Campaigns and Movements in America 2696 Diverse Communication and Leadership 2996 Honors Campaigns and Movements in America 3396 Analysis of Public Discourse 3596 Advanced Public Relations Writing 3796 Independent Research in Organizational Leadership Theater 1096 Introduction to Theater Process 4097 World of the Play 4997 Honors World of the Play Therapeutic Recreation 3196 Research and Evaluation in Therapeutic Recreation 4196 Therapeutic Recreation Clinical Procedures Tourism & Hospitality Management 3196 Research Methodology X081 Leisure and Culture in Developing Nations
Women's Studies 1096 Introduction to Women’s Studies 2096 The Politics of Diversity 2996 Honors Politics of Diversity 3096 The American Woman: Visions and Revisions 3097 Feminist Theory 3197 Themes and Genres in Women's Literature 3997 Honors Feminist Theory 4097 Gender, Race, Class and the City 4396 Research Seminar in Women's Studies 4696 Women in Modern Asia W115 Special Topics: Women's Studies W375 Italian Women Writers from the Middle Ages to the Present |
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