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deTERMinations
October 1996
A Supplementary Catalogue listing all permanent changes to the curriculum made since the publication of the 1996-1998 Catalogue.
October 15, 1996
(The updates below are correct as of this date.)
Changes to the August 1996/97 Term Table
[Changes marked in CAPS]
*CSC 4-151 Discrete Math for Comp Sci Instructor: KNABE, WILLIAM
CSC 4-313 Data Structures Instructor: FREEMAN, JAMES
EDU 2-322 Secondary Arts, Lang, Lit Instructor: HALE, ANN
EDU 2-420 Student Teaching II Instructors: Harriman/Silliman/
LANGGUTH
*EDU 4-240 Human Relations Instructor: LANGGUTH, NANCY
*EDU 6-240 Human Relations Instructor: LANGGUTH, NANCY
*EDU 7-240 Human Relations Instructor: LANGGUTH, NANCY
*ENG 3-111-C WRITING/FLYING NEW SECTION. INST: CLOUSE, R.
This course will explore flying in literature and the relation between
technology, the human body, incarnation, dis-incarnation, and altered
states of the body, consciousness, and altitude. Authors include
J.G. Ballard, Angela Carter, Toni Morrison, and William Wharton.
*ENG 5-111 Title is MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE
*ENG 7-111-B COMPOSITION/LIT [TITLE: TBA] NEW SECTION. INST: TBA
ENG 7-313 Writing Fiction II Instructor: STAFF
*ENG 8-111-B Title is MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE
*ENG 9-111 Nature Writers/Nature Writing * NO PREREQUISITE; RECOMMENDED
FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS
FRE 4-102 Beginning French II Instructor: BONEY, JAN
FRE 4-303 French Culture & Civilization CANCELED
FRE 5-102 Beginning French II Instructor: STAFF
FRE 8-205 Intermediate French Instructor: STAFF
FRE 9-205 Intermediate French Instructor: STAFF
*INT 9-230 DIVERSITY, LIBERATION AND COMMUNITY IN AMERICA [NEW COURSE]
An examination of recent religious, social and political
movements reflecting America's diversity in the second half
of the 20th Century, and the possibility of a genuine national
community for the 21st Century. The U.S. represents a polit-
ical contract embracing perhaps the most diverse and multi-
cultural population in the world, along with the highest
standard of living and educational opportunity available
to all of its citizens. This course will seek to assess these
human assets in the face of the arrival of the third
millennium. [no prerequisites] Samuel Proctor
Samuel Proctor will be the 1996-97 Distinguished Visiting
Professor in Multicultural Studies and will receive an
honorary degree while in residence at Cornell in May.
*POL 2-111 Politics Instructor: HUANG, KO-HSING
*POL 4-111 Politics Instructor: HUANG, KO-HSING
RUS 6-103 Beginning Russian III Instructor: STAFF
RUS 7-351 Russian Lit in Translation CANCELED
SPA 5-103-C BEGINNING SPANISH III ADD TO TERM TABLE [TBA]
SPA 3-301 Composition & Conversation COURSE NO. is now SPA 3-301-A
Instructor: Farrington-Clute
SPA 3-301-B COMPOSITION & CONVERSATION ADD TO TERM TABLE
Instructor: Lacy-Salazar
*WST 8-171 Intro to Women's Studies Instructor: DAMON-MOORE, HELEN