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Spring 2024
COURSE OFFERINGS BOOKLET
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ADMISSION TO HONORS COURSES
Honors courses are designed for Honors College members; however, any TTU student with a GPA of 3.0 or
better is eligible to enroll in an Honors section as space permits.
For more information, or to request a seat in an Honors section, please contact the Honors College:
McClellan Hall, Room 101 | (806) 742-1828 | [email protected]
GRADUATION WITH HONORS DESIGNATIONS
Students must complete 24 hours in Honors coursework to graduate from Texas Tech University with the
transcript designation “with Honors from the Honors College.”
A student who wishes to graduate with the transcript designation “with Highest Honors from the Honors
College” must complete an Honors thesis and 30 hours of Honors coursework. Permission from the Honors
College is required before beginning the Honors thesis.
Students must maintain a TTU GPA of 3.5 to remain in the Honors College and graduate with either of the
above Honors designations.
Students intending to graduate with either designation must file an “Intent to Graduate” form with the Honors
College one year prior to the graduation date. Honors College designations are listed on the transcript and the
diploma. These are in addition to other distinctions graduates may earn, such as Latin Honors (e.g., Summa
cum laude, Magna cum laude, and Cum laude).
HOW TO USE THIS BOOKLET
The core curriculum information listed in this booklet reflects the university’s list of core curriculum
requirements, effective fall 2014 and following.
*** Course information, such as days and times, are subject to change. ***
If you notice a discrepancy between the contents of this booklet and info reflected on Raiderlink, please note
that Raiderlink is updated with greater frequency; thus, it’s likely more up-to-date. That said, we encourage you
to contact the Honors Advising team (at [email protected]) if you notice any such a discrepancy.
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October 2023
Honors student:
Registration for Spring 2024 courses is approaching! Along those lines, the Honors advising process will commence soon.
Please see the dates below for information relevant to your classification by hours, earned as of August 2023. We recommend that
you check your “My Enrollment” tab on your Student Dashboard now and then again a few days before your registration date to:
• Ensure that your “Total Hours” under “My Academic Overview” is correct as that is how the Registrar’s Office assigns your
classification.
• Check under “My Holds” for any current or future holds that could affect your registration on your assigned day.
• Verify your specific registration day/time under “My Registration Dates/Times.” Email h[email protected] immediately
if you do not have a SENIOR or HONORS Time Ticket.
Classification by completed hours
FALL 2023 registration opens
**ADVANCED SENIORS (students with **100** or more earned hours as of August 2023)
**TUES, November 7
th
at 1:00pm
*SENIORS (students with *90 – 99* earned hours as of August 2023)
*WED, November 8
th
at 1:00pm
HONORS JUNIORS (students with 60 – 89 earned hours as of August 2023)
THUR, November 9
th
at 1:00pm
HONORS SOPHOMORES (students with 30 – 59 earned hours as of August 2023)
THUR, November 9
th
at 1:00pm
HONORS FRESHMEN (students with 29 or less earned hours as of August 2023)
THUR, November 9
th
at 1:00pm
all times Central time-zone
All Honors students can expect to receive email correspondence containing instructions on what actions to take in preparation for
advising/registration. Remember to check your Clutter or Junk folders, in case our correspondence is directed there.
Appointment Scheduling Information:
Honors advising is focused on assisting with the identification of Honors course options and strategizing completion plans for your
Honors requirements. Please make arrangements to connect with your primary major advisor to discuss your overall degree plan.
Honors advising appointments will be conducted in-person at McClellan Hall. Not all Honors students are required to meet with an
Honors advisor, but all are welcome. If you are part of an Honors population that *is* required to meet with an Honors advisor, or
would simply like to connect with an Honors advisor, please use Raider Success Hub (RSH) at success.ttu.edu, to self-schedule an
appointment time.
• Students admitted this Fall 2023 for the Honors VIP Admissions Cohort are required to schedule an advising appointment
with Kourtney Rodriguez. **Please make this appointment using the Honors College VIP advising option in RSH.**
• Honors new current/transfer Honors students (admitted to the College for a Spring 2024 start) are required to schedule an
advising appointment with an advisor. An Honors advising hold will be placed until the student schedules an appointment via
RSH.
• Honors students who are not making steady progress towards Honors course requirements will be contacted and required to
schedule an advising appointment. An Honors advising hold will be placed until the student schedules an appointment via
RSH.
• Honors students who are on track to graduate within the next academic year are strongly encouraged, though not required,
to schedule an advising appointment. No Honors advising hold should be placed.
• Honors students who are pursing 2+2 pre-health prerequisites and intend to complete Honors requirements on an
accelerated path before application to professional schools are strongly encouraged, though not required, to schedule an
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advising appointment. No Honors advising hold should be placed. **Please make this appointment using the Honors College
2+2 advising option in RSH.**
• All other Honors students are invited to make an appointment to discuss Honors-related advising questions. No Honors
advising hold should be placed.
Course Planning and Registration Information:
All university classes for Spring 2024 should be loaded on Raiderlink no later than October 9
th
. Honors and HE+ sections offered
during the spring semester will be listed in the Spring 2024 Course booklet which should be available to access here no later than
October 9
th
. *The Honors course booklet is subject to revision as Honors sections are added, cancelled, or otherwise modified.*
Unless specified as application-based, all Honors courses will be unrestricted to any student with an Honors cohort code.
Prerequisites required for specific classes are in place as indicated by the university and the individual teaching departments.
**The other exception is that sections H01, H02, and H03 of CHEM 1308 will be restricted initially so that students enrolled in the
equivalent sections of CHEM 1307 this Fall 2023 have the first opportunity to enroll. Those restrictions will be removed at a later time
to open any remaining seats to other Honors FIRST TIME IN COLLEGE students.**
Please note that Visual Schedule Builder will not always pull in Honors course sections accurately. We recommend you use the Plan
Ahead Tool in the Add/Drop classes portal or the Section Search Tool—in conjunction with the Honors Course Booklet—to build your
schedule manually.
You can find a sample degree plan/course sequence for your major in the TTU Undergraduate Catalog (catalog.ttu.edu) or find course
requirements in your DegreeWorks portal.
Always include your R# in any correspondence with a TTU advisor so that we can help you more efficiently.
Waitlists/Full Sections:
The Honors College no longer manages in-house waitlists for any Honors courses with the exception of the limited application-based
courses. All other Honors sections will be opened at the time of registration for all students with an Honors cohort code. If a section
fills, the student should add themselves to the Raiderlink waitlist for the desired section AND then immediately register for an
alternate, non-Honors section of the same course OR another alternate course that would be acceptable for degree sequencing. It is
imperative to register for an alternate course as soon as possible in the event that the student’s name never comes up on the
Raiderlink waitlist.
*If* a space opens in a full course and you are the next person on the Raiderlink waitlist, the Raiderlink system should send
information and instructions to your TTU email address. You will have a specific window of time to take action in registering for your
offered seat, so it is essential that you check your TTU email daily.
Do not contact instructors of courses for overrides. Raiderlink will track enrollments and notify waitlisted students of available seats in
a fair and orderly manner. Advisors are not authorized to override the automated Raiderlink waitlist system even if a professor were
to approve you for their course.
Please let us know if questions arise. You are welcome to reach out to an individual Honors advisor or to us at
[email protected].
We look forward to serving you in your preparations for the Spring 2024 semester, and beyond!
~ Your Honors Advising Team
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• Courses with an orange notation require a student to submit a separate application to enroll in the course. Course
application information can be found in the course’s description or at Honors Course Information.
• Courses that have filled are noted with RED FONT.
Questions? Email Honors.Advis[email protected]. Be sure to include your R# in the email.
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
45940
H01
General
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisites: minimum cumulative 2.75 TTU GPA; COBA and AGBS majors only; C or better in ACCT 2300.
Uses of accounting information for planning decisions about products and services, activities and processes, suppliers and customers,
organizational subunits, and time periods as these relate to organizations in changing environments. Must make A or B to declare
accounting major.
ANSC 4001: Ethics in Research
Instructor: Samuel Prien | Campus: Lubbock TTU
29100
H01
4000-lvl
Seminar
W
6:00pm-8:50pm
14
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Individual investigation. May be repeated for credit.
Note: This is a Variable Credit course. Once an Honors student enrolls in this section, they must update the number of hours enrolled to 3.
For instructions, please consult the Changing Variable Credit Course Hours document.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 4000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
ARCH 2315: History of World Architecture II
Instructor: Clifton Ellis | Campus: Lubbock TTU
55599
H01
General
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 63157 (Discussion)
ARCH 2315: History of World Architecture II
Instructor: Clifton Ellis | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63157
H71
Discussion
F
10:00am-10:50am
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 55599 (Lecture)
Survey of the development of world architecture from the Renaissance through the 19th century.
FULFILLS THE CREATIVE ARTS CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
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ART 4340: Topics in Studio Art: Art, Environment, Sustainability
Instructor: Carol Flueckiger | Campus: Lubbock TTU
66896
H31
4000-lvl
Seminar
TR *
12:00pm-2:50pm
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisites: ART 2303 and ART 2304 or instructor consent. Prerequisite is waived for the Honors College section.
*** Please contact the Honors Advisors for the override to be processed.***
Note: Cross-listed with ART 4340-301.
Conceptual investigation leading to the development and execution of advanced projects in art. May be repeated for credit with a
different topic. Reading, writing, artmaking at the intersection of art, environment and sustainability. Community outreach exhibition
requirement.
Examples of past projects can be found on Dr. Flueckiger’s website: Art, Environment, Sustainability.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 4000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
ATMO 1300: Introduction to Atmospheric Science
Instructor: Brian Ancell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65522
H01
General
TR
2:30pm-3:20pm
20
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
An investigation of atmospheric properties and physical processes that determine current weather events and long-term climate
conditions.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
BECO 3310: Applied Business Economics
Instructor: Eric Cardella | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61694
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisites: C or better in ECO 2302 or ECO 2305 or AAEC 2305; 2.75 TTU GPA. COBA majors only.
Economic analysis applied to business decisions and strategy. Topics may include business valuation, pricing strategy, risk
management, contracts, and organizational economics.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
BIOL 1404: Biology II
Instructor: Cori Tice | Campus: Lubbock TTU
39712
H01
General
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
46
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for one of the following CRNs: 39713 (Lab) or 63668 (Lab)
BIOL 1404: Biology II
Instructor: Anisha Navlekar | Campus: Lubbock TTU
39713
H51
Lab
R
2:00pm-4:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 39712 (Lecture)
BIOL 1404: Biology II
Instructor: Anisha Navlekar | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63668
H52
Lab
R
10:00am-12:50pm
22
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 39712 (Lecture)
Prerequisite: B- or better in BIOL 1403.
Fundamentals of organismal biology, population biology, and biological diversity. Second semester of an integrated course
recommended for majors in biological and related sciences. Includes a lab.
Note: Enrollment in this course is restricted to members of the Honors College. Any student enrolled in the BIOL 1404-H01 lecture is
expected to enroll in the BIOL 1404-H51 lab or BIOL 1404-H52 lab.
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CHEM 1308: Principles of Chemistry II
Instructor: Dominick Casadonte | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25855
H01
General
TR
8:00am-9:20am
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
CHEM 1308: Principles of Chemistry II
Instructor: Dominick Casadonte | Campus: Lubbock TTU
52326
H02
General
TR
9:30am-10:50pm
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
CHEM 1308: Principle of Chemistry II
Instructor: Dominick Casadonte | Campus: Lubbock TTU
55757
H03
General
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
CHEM 1308: Principles of Chemistry II
Instructor: Jeremy Mason | Campus: Lubbock TTU
57335
H04
General
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
CHEM 1308: Principles of Chemistry II
Instructor: Jeremy Mason | Campus: Lubbock TTU
60862
H05
General
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisites: B- or better in CHEM 1307.
Corequisite: CHEM 1108 is strongly recommended.
A continuation of CHEM 1307, which covers solution chemistry, chemical kinetics, acid/base and ionic equilibria, thermodynamics,
electrochemistry, nuclear chemistry, and coordination chemistry. Serves as a prerequisite to all advanced chemistry courses.
Note: Enrollment in one of these courses is restricted to members of the Honors College. Enrollment in CHEM 1308-H01, H02, and H03
is restricted to Honors first-year students only.
Students enrolled in CHEM 1307-H01, H02, and H03 during Fall 2023 will have priority registration in the same section of CHEM 1308,
until November 15, 2023. After this date, remaining seats will be opened to other Honors first-year students, beginning November 17,
2023. Please check your TTU email for more details from the Honors Advising team.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
CHEM 3306: Organic Chemistry II
Instructor: Anne Gorden | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25859
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
69
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: CHEM 3305.
Corequisite: CHEM 3106 strongly recommended.
Second semester of a thorough foundation course in organic chemistry.
Note: Enrollment in this course is restricted to members of the Honors College.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
CHEM 3310: Molecular Biochemistry
Instructor: Ruibin Liang | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61555
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
11:00am-12:20am
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: CHEM 3306. Molecular descriptions of biological materials and systems. A one-semester course covering molecular
approaches to biochemistry and metabolism.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
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CMI 4313: Adventure Media
Instructors: Jerod Foster, Lindsey Kennedy | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61512
H04
4000-lvl
Seminar
Sat
9:00am-12:00pm
15
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Prerequisites: JCMI 2301, JCMI 2302, or instructor permission.
Offers students practical, creative, and strategic insight and experience in assessing and producing media associated with outdoor
adventure.
The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM on Monday, October 23, 2023. To apply, CLICK HERE.
Humankind desires it, literature and journalism document and create a sense of it, and multi-million dollar industries promote it:
ADVENTURE! This unique course offers you creative, critical, practical, and strategic insight and experience in analyzing and
producing media centered around the concept and popularized notion of adventure by placing you in the middle of it! The course’s
primary learning and application takes place across several Saturdays, over one full weekend, and during an intensive Spring Break
outdoor lab while bikepacking and producing documentary and travel media in Big Bend Ranch State Park, a land steeped in the
history and culture of the southwest, is geologically and geographically unique, and prime for outdoor active travel and lifestyle. You
will engage in various hands-on, creative media storytelling practices that communicate the natural world, a culture that continues
to shape it, and an experience that defines modern-day exploration and adventure.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 4000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
COMS 2358: Speaking for Business
Instructor: Catherine Langford | Campus: Lubbock TTU (Hybrid)
55047
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Preparation for communicating in businesses and organizations. Focuses on internal communication practices, including speeches,
seminars, presentations, interviews, and consulting.
FULFILLS THE ORAL COMMUNICATION CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
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ENGL 1302: Advanced College Rhetoric
Instructor: Jacob Weston | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65406
H01
General
MW
10:00am-11:20am
22
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: ENGL 1301.
Focuses on writing from sources, research methods, and documentation.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE WRITTEN COMMUNICATOIN CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ENGL 2391: Introduction to Literary Studies
Instructor: Kurt Caswell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
56675
H01
General
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
22
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisites: ENGL 1301, ENGL 1302.
Extensive practice in writing critical essays about literature. Writing required.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LANGUAGE, PHILOSOPHY, AND CULTURE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ENGR 2392: Engineering Ethics and Its Impact on Society
Instructor: Douglas Westfall | Campus: Lubbock TTU
47745
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Development of ethical reasoning and enhancing critical thinking skills using theory and case studies with applications to engineering
practice, including international issues. Available in classroom and by online distance learning.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LANGUAGE, PHILOSOPHY, AND CULTURE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
FIN 3320: Financial Management
Instructor: Drew Winters | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61702
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
MW
12:30pm-1:50pm
26
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisites: C or better in ACCT 2300, ECO 2302 or ECO 2305, and a minimum cumulative 2.75 Texas Tech GPA. COBA majors only.
Prerequisite or corequisite: C or better in ACCT 2301 and MATH 2345.
To declare a FIN major, student must make a B or better. Survey course in finance introducing topics in corporate finance investments
and financial institutions.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
HDFS 2322: Partnering: The Development of Intimate Relationships
Instructor: Sylvia Niehuis | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65465
H01
General
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
20
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Intimate relationship development from adolescence through adulthood with an emphasis on relationship processes, diversity in
types of partnering, and developmental/contextual variations in relationships.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
HIST 2300: History of the United States to 1877
Instructor: Richard Verrone | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25904
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
This course and HIST 2301 satisfy the legislative history requirement. Most sections combine political, military, constitutional, and
social history. Special sections emphasize technology, agriculture, business, and family life.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE AMERICAN HISTORY CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
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HIST 2301: History of the United States since 1877
Instructor: Ron Milam | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25911
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Continuation of HIST 2300.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE AMERICAN HISTORY CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
HONS 1304: Creative Processes
Instructor: Andy Wilkinson | Campus: Lubbock TTU (Hybrid)
63792
H05
General
T
2:00pm-4:50pm
22
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Enrollment in the Honors College or approval of the Honors Dean.
An introductory course for first-year Honors students emphasizing the development of critical thinking and oral and written
communications skills through the framework of a visual and performing arts discipline.
No one can teach you to be creative. No one needs to. We are– each and every one of us– creative by virtue of being human. But we
can learn to be better at creative work by understanding the creative process. Through readings, group and individual projects, and
seminar discussion, you will develop a vision of the creative process, learn to identify blocks to that process, and acquire techniques
for getting you unblocked. This course is not just about art but about creative thinking and habits that are applicable to all human
endeavors.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE CREATIVE ARTS CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
HONS 3300: Honors Thesis Course #1
Instructor: Kurt Caswell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
40043
H01
Highest
Honors only
n/a
n/a
n/a
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Note: This section of HONS 3300 is for students completing an Honors Thesis, not for students involved in URS.
Prerequisite: To be admitted to the Honors thesis program, students must be enrolled in the Honors College, be in the final two
semesters of their degree program and file an application for approval. Thesis courses are not offered during the summer terms.
Honors students seeking an application will should contact Beth Scheckel at Beth.Sch[email protected]. The deadline to complete the
application process is the first day of class each fall and spring semester. Students should begin the application process by mid-
semester of the term preceding enrollment in the first thesis course. Students wanting to apply and enroll in HONS 3300-H01 for this
Spring 2024 should contact Beth immediately to begin the application process.
An Honors thesis is a long formal research paper or written creative work that conforms to the journal publishing standards in a
chosen field. The Honors thesis program consists of two semester-long research and writing courses, HONS 3300, followed by HONS
4300. Students do not meet in a classroom, but instead work independently, and in concert with a student-selected thesis director,
and the HONS 3300/4300 instructor. The thesis director must be a Texas Tech University faculty member. With guidance, students
work through a series of steps from the development of an argument to a completed thesis. In these two courses, students master
the following skills: note-taking, effective outlining, integrating primary and secondary sources, document formatting, utilizing
constructive feedback, argumentative and/or creative writing, and revising. Students who successfully complete an Honors thesis are
eligible to will graduate from the Honors College with the distinction of Highest Honors.
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HONS 3301: Feminist Philosophy ***newly added***
Instructor: Zara Amdur | Campus: Lubbock TTU
58861
H02
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
20
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
NOTE: Cross-listed with PHIL 3300-001 [CRN 66968].
This class assumes that this basic tenet of feminism is true: people who identify or are identified as women are oppressed. Over the
course of this semester, we will ask philosophical questions within feminism. What is feminism? What is sexism? Does sexism affect
our sexual ethics? What does the oppression of women look like and how is it perpetuated? How do other aspects of one’s social and
political identities change gendered oppression? A key theme throughout the course will be how to make feminism responsive to the
diversity of women and the differing forms of subordination each faces. In pursuing that goal, we will read and listen to a number of
women, including Sandra Bartky, Marilyn Frye, Kimberl Crenshaw, and Audre Lorde.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
HONS 3301: Gaming Reality. Natural and Virtual Universes Examined
Instructor: Elize Bisanz | Campus: Lubbock TTU
59188
H05
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
18
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Enrollment in the Honors College or approval from the Honors Dean.
An in-depth study of major literary works emphasizing the interrelationships of literature and philosophy. May be repeated as the
topic varies with permission of the Honors Dean.
Video-Games, Social-Media, Learning-Platforms, or Commercial Websites are some examples of how the technology of Virtual Reality
defines our communication today. This course will focus on the study of human interaction, specifically in Virtual Reality and its impact
on us biologically, emotionally, and cognitively. We will approach the diverse forms of visual representations artificial intelligence uses
as expressions of profound human activity of discovery and invention. We will proceed with our study with questions such as: What
features do virtual worlds have, and how do they impact us? The purpose of the course is to acquire study tools for a better
understanding of our current AI-controlled culture.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
HONS 3302: Honors Seminar in Healthcare
Instructor: Lauren Sullivan | Campus: TTUHSC
49147
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
T
3:00pm-5:50pm
21
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Considers the developments and applications of modern science as they affect life today, directed toward cultivating sound individual
judgments in the contexts of a technological, scientific, or medical environments. May be repeated as topic varies with permission of
the Honors Dean.
Honors Seminar in Healthcare introduces students to the roles and responsibilities of healthcare professionals in the disciplines of
medicine, nursing, allied health sciences, pharmacy, and research. Healthcare professionals will provide personal and professional
insight into the roles and responsibilities of the different disciplines, current healthcare issues, technologies, ethics, and the
requirements and expectations of students applying for admission into healthcare fields of study. Students will have the unique
opportunity to meet faculty and professionals in practice. Highlights of the class will include tours of Texas Tech University Health
Sciences Center’s (TTUHSC) gross anatomy lab, the TTUHSC diagnostic laboratories, the Garrison Center, the SimLife Center, and the
Student Synergistic Center, as well as attendance at the TTUHSC Community Medical School.
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HONS 3302: Early Clinical Experience
Instructor: Lara Johnson | Campus: Lubbock TTU and TTUHSC
58836
H03
3000-lvl
Seminar
W
W
1:00pm-3:50pm
6:00pm-8:50pm
10
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Considers the developments and applications of modern science as they affect life today, directed toward cultivating sound individual
judgments in the contexts of a technological, scientific, or medical environments. May be repeated as topic varies with permission of
the Honors Dean.
Note: Application is required, and enrollment is limited to Honors College students. Eligible students must have junior standing by
hours with steady progress made toward completion of medical school science requirements. Students must submit to a criminal
background check and will need to pass a TB test prior to entry in the class.
The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM on Sunday, October 22, 2023. To apply, CLICK HERE.
This course block provides the framework for Pre-Med students to learn the fundamental concepts of the various roles and
responsibilities of physicians. Learning occurs in several settings including classroom instruction, small group forums, and clinical
settings. The students also explore ethical, cultural, psychological, and economic dimensions of clinical care through these various
learning settings.
The course will convene on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 3:50 PM at the TTUHSC for shadowing opportunities; it will convene on
Wednesdays from 6:00 to 8:50 PM on the TTU campus (Science Building, room 204) for the lecture portion.
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HONS 3303: Leadership Matters: Building Teams that Love to Work for You ***newly added***
Instructor: Lindsay Harper | Campus: Lubbock TTU
68208
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
This course aims to empower students to become archetypes of a new generation of leaders. Beginning with the basics of self-
leadership and evolving through the concepts of empathy, mindfulness, and work-life integration, this course will examine the power
of leadership, both positive and negative.
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HONS 3304: Mind-bending Power of the Short Story ***cancelled***
Instructor: Bryan Giemza | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26134
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Enrollment in the Honors College or approval from the Honors Dean.
Study of the history, development, and terminology of the fine arts, emphasizing functional relationships between disciplines in an
effort to provide bases for aesthetic evaluation of specific artistic entities. May be repeated as the topic varies with permission of the
Honors Dean.
This is more than an introduction to the short story genre. It’s a study of the incredible emotional and creative range of the short story,
including its proven ability to generate empathy and generate effects in readers. From short shorts/flash fiction (1000 words or less) to
short story collections in which stories “talk” to each other novelistically, we’ll consider the protean and ever-expanding range of the
form. Our primary reading will be in three masters— Flannery O’Connor, James Joyce, and Ernest Hemingway— to show how contrasting
styles can produce equally brilliant results
Note that this class might could also be called “Reading Short Stories.” We’ll learn the art of reading like a writer and come to understand
the conventions that make the short story “work.” We’ll marvel at the ability of short stories to surprise, delight, paint pictures, draw
tears, and spur memories using twenty-six letters on a handful of pages. And, in a culminating exercise of critical and creative writing
activities, we will begin to practice “surprise and delight” on our own readers, and ourselves.
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HONS 3304: Music and Your Mind
Instructor: Peter Martens | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26143
H02
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
20
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Enrollment in the Honors College or approval from the Honors Dean.
Study of the history, development, and terminology of the fine arts, emphasizing functional relationships between disciplines in an
effort to provide bases for aesthetic evaluation of specific artistic entities. May be repeated as the topic varies with permission of the
Honors Dean.
Music is, and always has been, pervasive in human culture. Moreover, there are few individuals who lack a strong connection to
something musical, be it a favorite band, a meaningful song, or a melody that we hope to never hear again. This course will introduce
students to the social, physiological, and psychological reasons behind these connections, shuttling back and forth between the
universal and personal manifestations of music and our minds.
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HONS 3322: Modern Middle East
Instructor: Joe Hodes | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67748
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
19
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Honors students only.
Explores the modern Middle East from the fall of the Ottoman Empire in World War I to the American war in Afghanistan and Iraq as
well as the revolutions that swept across the region in 2010 and 2012.
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HONS 3331: Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases
Instructor: Allie Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67749
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
20
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Honors students only.
Introduces basic principles and methods used in epidemiology and its application to public health issues and practices and will explore
various methods that can be utilized to carry out epidemiological investigations, including surveillance and analytical studies.
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HONS 4300: Honors Thesis Course #2
Instructor: Kurt Caswell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26158
H01
Highest
Honors only
n/a
n/a
n/a
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: This section of HONS 4300 is for students completing an Honors Thesis, not for students involved in URS. Upon graded
completion of HONS 3300-H01, students will receive a permit for HONS 4300-H01. Contact Beth Scheckel with questions or concerns:
[email protected].
Prerequisite: Completion of HONS 3300-H01
An Honors thesis is a long formal research paper or written creative work that conforms to the journal publishing standards in a
chosen field. The Honors thesis program consists of two semester-long research and writing courses, HONS 3300, followed by HONS
4300. Students do not meet in a classroom, but instead work independently, and in concert with a student-selected thesis director,
and the HONS 3300/4300 instructor. The thesis director must be a Texas Tech University faculty member. With guidance, students
work through a series of steps from the development of an argument to a completed thesis. In these two courses, students master
the following skills: note-taking, effective outlining, integrating primary and secondary sources, document formatting, utilizing
constructive feedback, argumentative and/or creative writing, and revising. This second semester of Honors thesis culminates with
Thesis Day, a celebration in which each student gives a brief presentation about their project (spring semester only). Students who
successfully complete an Honors thesis will graduate from the Honors College with the distinction of Highest Honors.
HONS 4302: The Marvel Universe: Our Modern Mythology
Instructor: Rob Weiner | Campus: Lubbock TTU
54392
H02
4000-lvl
Seminar
M
4:00pm-6:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Provides the opportunity for development and enhancement of skills that are essential to a well-rounded education as honors
students from various disciplines meet to complement and augment each other.
Since 2008, The Marvel Cinematic Universe Films are the template for the modern blockbuster. Marvel Studios created a shared
universe that includes feature films, network television, and several streaming series. The MCU films have generated over four billion
domestically showing just how iconic Marvel characters are. Avengers Endgame is one of the top grossing films of all time. Long
before Disney bought the company in 2009, Marvel had a long history dating back to the pulp publishing industry of the nineteen
thirties when their name was Timely Comics. In the early nineteen sixties, Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, and others created the
Marvel Universe that is so iconic today. This HONS Summit studies the history of Marvel, key artists and writers, Marvel films and
television (including Marvel Studios and the Cinematic Universe) and some of the important stories in the Marvel pantheon. As a class,
we will discuss why so many of Marvel’s 5,000 + characters have become part of our modern-day mythology. Marvel is one of the
longest running shared universes in history and this class celebrates that. This course is reading intensive and has mature content.
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HONS 4302: How to Eat Mesquite
Instructor: Bryan Giemza | Campus: Lubbock TTU
55849
H03
4000-lvl
Seminar
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
22
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Provides the opportunity for development and enhancement of skills that are essential to a well-rounded education as honors
students from various disciplines meet to complement and augment each other.
Is permaculture legit? When is an agave not just an agave, but a cultural and geographical marker? How did hot peppers go from
Mexico and what is now New Mexico to every corner of the globe? How did chia seeds emerge from the Sonoran Desert to become a
global superfood? In what ways were the Great Plains a “breadbasket”—before wheat was ever planted there? What can food from
the desert teach us about a food desert?
In this course, we will go on a journey to discover what foodways can teach us about human and natural migrations, resilience, and
living well in our time and place. Through site visits in in the Great Plains and United States Southwest, primary research, and other
fieldwork, you will gain a greater sense of historical, indigenous, and modern foodways—and a new understanding of our place in the
natural world.
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HONS 4302: Bones, Botanicals, and Birds
Instructor: Susan Tomlinson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
54597
H04
4000-lvl
Seminar
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
17
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Provides the opportunity for development and enhancement of skills that are essential to a well-rounded education as honors
students from various disciplines meet to complement and augment each other.
Dangerous ship crossings, unknown and hostile terrain, starvation, bad weather, bandits, and no communication with loved ones for
months or years. The nineteenth-century botanists, biologists, and ornithologists were the original Indiana Jones in their quest to
discover new plant and animal species. They were courageous and determined, just as were the illustrators traveling with them, who
produced some of the most important and often lovely scientific records of the day. In this Honors College seminar experience, we
will travel with them, too, as we learn by illustrating plants and birds ourselves, using many of their same techniques. We will paint
and draw and yes, go out into the field a time or two, but do not be afraid! You do not have to have prior skill or experience in either
to be successful in their course.
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HONS 4302: Advanced Botanical Illustrations
Instructor: Susan Tomlinson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
55612
H05
4000-lvl
Seminar
TR
3:30pm-4:50pm
15
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Provides the opportunity for development and enhancement of skills that are essential to a well-rounded education as honors
students from various disciplines meet to complement and augment each other.
Did you know that some of the most dangerous exploration in the history was in search of plants? Nineteenth century plant hunters
and illustrators braved sea voyages, rides on pack mules, inclement weather, regional wars, bandits, sickness, and even death to bring
you that Schlumbergera you gave you mother for Christmas. Take a walk on the wild side and learn the surprising stories behind some
familiar plants as we practice the art of botanical illustration. This course is for artists and non-artists alike and is excellent training for
Pre-Med and engineering majors because of its focus on scientific accuracy and detailed observation.
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HONS 4302: The Taylor Swift Storybook
Instructor: Sarai Brinker | Campus: Lubbock TTU
59201
H06
4000-lvl
Seminar
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
22
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Provides the opportunity for development and enhancement of skills that are essential to a well-rounded education as honors
students from various disciplines meet to complement and augment each other.
This course is different from the FYE class in that it places more focus on learning about processes associated with craft and creativity,
whereas the FYE course has more of a focus on the biography of Taylor Swift and ideas about identity and feminism.
Both examine her discography, but for the upper-level class I'd like to spend more time in deeper analysis of poetic devices and
identifying elements of music theory and structure in her work.
The final projects in the two courses are different as well- the FYE course requires students to write an album review for the midterm
and create a work of art based o n an era of their life (emphasizing the identity aspect of the course). The Songbook course
requires students to create their own collection of poems, stories, or songs applying what we've learned about the craft of these arts.
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HONS 4302: Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Instructor: Jeff Mustin | Campus: Lubbock TTU
62107
H07
4000-lvl
Seminar
F
1:00pm-3:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Provides the opportunity for development and enhancement of skills that are essential to a well-rounded education as honors
students from various disciplines meet to complement and augment each other.
Welcome to the exciting world of Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Honors College! This course is designed to empower you
with the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to navigate the dynamic landscape of innovation and entrepreneurship in the 21st
century. Whether you aspire to create your own startup, become an intrapreneur within an existing organization, or simply develop a
deeper understanding of the innovation process, this course will provide you with a solid foundation.
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HONS 4302: The Horror Genre
Instructor: Rob Weiner | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65468
H08
4000-lvl
Seminar
R
4:00pm-6:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Provides the opportunity for development and enhancement of skills that are essential to a well-rounded education as honors
students from various disciplines meet to complement and augment each other.
The horror genre is consistently one of the most widespread types of storytelling whether in film, literature, sequential art, television,
or videogames. Long-ignored writers like H.P. Lovecraft are now in the Library of America series and there is renewed interest in the
works of Arthur Machen, Clark Ashton Smith, and Robert W. Chambers. Stephen King is one of the most successful and widely read
writers in history. Horror films still make money year after year and television shows like American Horror Story are among the most
popular. With so much real horror in the world, why do we still love the horror genre? This course takes a multidisciplinary approach
to studying horror. It includes examining early cosmic literary horror, novel to film adaptation, horror related music, and how horror is
used in sequential art. In addition, we will study the history of forensic science in true crime and try to understand how certain cases
were solved or remain unsolved. We will also look at the history of medicine and certain historically associated horrors. This course
tries to answer the questions: What purpose does horror serve in our lives and why do we like being scared? Students will have the
opportunity to make their own horror film as their final project. This course has mature content. Please note this course is reading
intensive.
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HONS 4323: The Arab-Israeli Conflict
Instructor: Joe Hodes | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67895
H01
4000-lvl
Seminar
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Provides the opportunity for development and enhancement of skills that are essential to a well-rounded education as honors
students from various disciplines meet to complement and augment each other.
This course seeks to chart the historical and political development of the Arab Israeli conflict by analyzing key events and
controversies which have shaped the struggle. The course takes an in depth look at the peoples involved, the changing situations on
the ground and the ramifications the conflict has for the world beyond the regional borders. The course divides the conflict into four
main stages. The first is a proto-nationalist stage that examines the Zionist and Arab nationalist movements as they grew from
ideologies to full-fledged political entities from the 1880s to 1917. The second stage 1917-1948, from the Balfour declaration to the
creation of the state of Israel, sees two nationalist movements competing for the same land. The third stage, from 1948-1987, can be
understood as a state against state conflict which sees the state of Israel engaged in a conflict with other nations. The fourth stage,
identified as Israel against political Islam, shows the conflict being waged not only between Israel and other nation states, but against
armed Islamic political movements such as Hamas, Hezbollah, and Islamic Jihad. Time is also dedicated to broader ethical issues of
academic and community representations of the Arab Israeli conflict, and the nature of scholarly and community authority.
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HONS 4362: Sustainable Futures
Instructor: John Carrell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67750
H01
4000-lvl
Seminar
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Honors students only.
Students will learn about the complexity of sustainability as it relates to the environment, economy, and society.
What is sustainability? How do you design and engineer a product that is sustainable? How do you assess the
sustainability of a product or process? This Summit course will attempt to answer these questions. Students will learn
about the complexity of sustainability as it relates to the environment, economy, and society. We will introduce and
discuss sustainable design methodologies like environmentally conscious design and design for the environment. Finally,
we will look to assess the sustainability of products and processes through life-cycle assessment.
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HONS 5300: Honors Law School Seminar: Criminal Law
Instructor: Brian Shannon | Campus: TTU School of Law campus
61621
H01
4000-lvl
Seminar
WRF
9:00am-9:50am
5
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Prerequisite: Must have successfully completed 90 undergraduate hours. Enrollment is restricted to Honors students only. Must apply
through Honors for approval.
Special topics in law taught by a faculty member in the TTU School of Law. Content will vary depending on term and section. May be
repeated for credit up to two times.
Note: This course is cross-listed with LAW 5310-001 and will be held in Room 106 of the Law School. Application to take this course is
required. This course is assessed on a Pass/Fail basis for undergraduate students. Students receiving a grade of B or better in the
course who later matriculate to the Texas Tech University School of Law may not be required to repeat the course if approved by the
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs when another course or courses are available in the same subject area which may be taken in
substitution for equivalent credit hours which will then be a part of such student’s required first-year curriculum.
The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM on Sunday, October 22, 2023. To apply, CLICK HERE.
Inquiry into the sources and goals of the criminal law, limitations on the state’s power to define criminal liability, general principles of
liability and defenses, and the characteristics of particular crimes.
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HONS 5400: Honors Law School Seminar: Property Law
Instructor: Gerry Beyer | Campus: TTU School of Law campus
65519
H01
4000-lvl
Seminar
MTWR
1:00pm-1:50pm
5
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
HONS 5400: Honors Law School Seminar: Property Law ***cancelled***
Instructor: Amy Hardberger | Campus: TTU School of Law campus
65520
H02
4000-lvl
Seminar
MTWR
1:00pm-1:50pm
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Prerequisite: Must have successfully completed 90 undergraduate hours. Enrollment is restricted to Honors students only.
Special topics in law taught by a faculty member in the TTU School of Law.
Note: This course is cross-listed with LAW 5403 and will be held at the Law School. Application to take this course is required. This
course is assessed on a Pass/Fail basis for undergraduate students. Students receiving a grade of B or better in the course who later
matriculate to the Texas Tech University School of Law may not be required to repeat the course if approved by the Associate Dean
for Academic Affairs when another course or courses are available in the same subject area which may be taken in substitution for
equivalent credit hours which will then be a part of such student’s required first-year curriculum.
The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM on Sunday, October 22, 2023. To apply, CLICK HERE.
An introduction to the law of personal property and real property, including estates and other interests in land, real property
marketing and conveyancing, and landlord and tenant problems.
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HONS 5400: Honors Law School Seminar: Constitutional Law
Instructor: John Watts | Campus: TTU School of Law campus
67852
H04
4000-lvl
Seminar
MTWR
11:00am-11:50am
5
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
HONS 5400: Honors Law School Seminar: Constitutional Law ***cancelled***
Instructor: John Watts | Campus: TTU School of Law campus
67853
H05
4000-lvl
Seminar
MTWR
3:00pm-3:50pm
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Prerequisite: Must have successfully completed 90 undergraduate hours. Enrollment is restricted to Honors students only.
Special topics in law taught by a faculty member in the TTU School of Law.
Note: This course is cross-listed with LAW 5401 (sections 001 & 003), and will be held in Room 106 of the Law School. Application to
take this course is required. This course is assessed on a Pass/Fail basis for undergraduate students. Students receiving a grade of B or
better in the course who later matriculate to the Texas Tech University School of Law may not be required to repeat the course if
approved by the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs when another course or courses are available in the same subject area which
may be taken in substitution for equivalent credit hours which will then be a part of such student’s required first-year curriculum.
The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM on Sunday, October 22, 2023. To apply, CLICK HERE.
A study of the federal judiciary’s doctrine and practice of judicial review, judicial power, and jurisdiction of the courts, the power of
Congress to regulate commerce, the power of the states to regulate commerce, and the protection of private rights, privileges, and
immunities under the Constitution, which includes the substantive rights of freedom of enterprise, freedom of expression, freedom of
religion, and freedom from discrimination.
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IE 2324: Engineering Economic Analysis
Instructor: John Carrell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
54645
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: MATH 1451.
Evaluation of economics of engineering proposals for cost and profitability.
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LIBR 1100: Essentials of Scholarly Research
Instructor: Shelby Hebert | Campus: Lubbock TTU (Hybrid)
61624
H02
General
T
4:00pm-4:50pm
29
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Introduces students to research strategies and tools in a university library to prepare students to be critical and ethical users of
information.
MATH 1452: Calculus II with Applications
Instructor: Patty Schovanec | Campus: Lubbock TTU
45955
H01
General
MWF
11:00am-12:15pm
26
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
MATH 1452: Calculus II with Applications
Instructor: Yancy Nunez | Campus: Lubbock TTU
46038
H02
General
TR
9:30am-11:20am
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: C or better in MATH 1451 or departmental consent.
Methods of integration, parametric equations, polar coordinates, hyperbolic functions, infinite series. Applications and problem-
solving are strongly emphasized. A student will receive credit for either (not both) MATH 1352 or 1452.
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MATH 2300: Statistical Methods
Instructor: Leif Ellingson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
58454
H01
General
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: A score of at least 500 on the SATM and composite score of 1070 or a score of at least 19 on the ACTM and composite
score of 23 or a grade of C or better in MATH 0302 or a grade of C or better in TSI 0302.
Methods of analyzing data, statistical concepts and models, estimation, tests of significance, introduction to analysis of variance, linear
regression, and correlation.
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MBIO 3401: Principles of Microbiology
Instructor: Allie Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
52816
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
9:30am-10:50am
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 52798 (Lab)
MBIO 3401: Principles of Microbiology
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
52798
H51
Lab
TR
11:30am-1:20pm
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 52816 (Lecture)
Prerequisite: BIOL 1402 or BIOL 1403 and BIOL 1404.
Prerequisite or Corequisite CHEM 3305.
Morphology, physiology, and classification of microorganisms. Includes a lab.
Note: Any student enrolled in the MBIO 3401-H01 lecture is expected to enroll in the MBIO 3401-H51 lab.
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ME 3303: Solid Mechanics
Instructor: Jeffrey Hanson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65098
H03
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
9:30am-10:50am
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: ME 2301.
Analysis of engineering components for determination of stresses, strains, deformations using classical mechanics approach.
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MKT 3350: Introduction to Marketing ***newly added***
Instructor: Alejandra Marin Melo | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26239
H01
3000-lvl
Seminar
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisites: C or better in MATH 1331 or MATH 1452 or MATH 1451; and ECO 2302 or ECO 2305 or AAEC 2305; minimum
cumulative 2.75 Texas Tech GPA. COBA majors only.
Marketing structures and agencies; motives and buying habits; types of middlemen, marketing institutions, and channels; current
marketing practices; marketing of industrial and consumer goods.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
MUHL 3303: Music as Cultural History III
Instructor: Christopher Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
52280
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 59096 (Discussion)
MUHL 3303: Music as Cultural History III
Instructor: Christopher Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
59096
H71
3000-lvl
Seminar
W
7:00am-7:50am
10
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 52280 (Lecture)
Prerequisites: MUSI 1300, MUHL 2301, and MUHL 3302.
Survey of music history, culture and style from 1880-present. Part III of MUHL 2301, MUHL 3302, 3303 sequence.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
Updated 01.18.2024 | 22
PFI 2301: Personal Financial Literacy ***newly added***
Instructor: Chris Browning | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67976
H01
General
TR
3:00pm-4:50pm
20
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Introduction to personal finance, including goal setting, cash management, credit, insurance, taxes, housing, investment alternatives,
and retirement plans. To better understand how individuals and families make financial decisions to meet their goals, reading
assignments and discussion will focus on topics that are both relevant and timely. Class time will be spent collaboratively learning
about the financial marketplace and behavioral tendencies, which form the environment in which people make financial decisions.
Current issues such as financial literacy, time preferences, investment in human capital, behavioral finance, and generational
differences will be explored. Discussion will arise from the readings assigned that focus on current issues, often found in popular press
such as the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Kiplinger’s Magazine. It will also come from interesting and sometimes controversial
new research related to how and why people think about money as they do. We all know that our financial decisions are not always
rational, as assumed in economic theory. However, behavior research from economic, psychological, and socio-cultural perspectives
can inform us regarding financial decision making.
PHYS 1408: Principles of Physics I
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
45874
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 45875 (Lab)
PHYS 1408: Principles of Physics I
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
45875
H51
Lab
M
8:00am-9:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 45874 (Lecture)
Prerequisite: C or better in MATH 1451.
Calculus-based introductory physics covering mechanics, kinematics, energy, momentum, and thermodynamics.
FULFILLS 4 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
PSY 1300: General Psychology
Instructor: Will Crescioni | Campus: Lubbock TTU
55167
H01
General
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Introduction to fundamental concepts in psychology. Emphasis on the physiological, social, emotional, and environmental determinants
of behavior.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
PSY 4328: Neuroscience of Vision ***newly added***
Instructor: Miranda Scolari | Campus: Lubbock TTU
57815
H01
4000-lvl
Seminar
TR
9:30am-10:50am
20
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Covers how the human brain accomplishes vision from detection of very basic image features to face processing, visual attention, and
consciousness.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 4000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
Updated 01.18.2024 | 23
Updated 01.18.2024 | 24
HE+ courses are a relatively new way to earn Honors credit! In HE+ courses, you’ll
experience an honors enrichment activity with your faculty member and other
Honors students, in regular TTU courses. Get ready for many more Honors
opportunities to earn Honors credit – in every major – even at the upper division!
If an Honors students enrolls in a designated HE+ section and successfully
completes it (earning a grade of B- or better in the class) and successfully completes
the non-graded Honors enrichment activity, that student will earn the number of
general Honors credits associated with the credit assigned to the course. For
example: with HIST 2301-001, the Honors student would earn 3 hours of Honors
credit.
PLEASE NOTE that HE+ sections, regardless of level, only fulfill general Honors
course requirements (and do not fulfill the 3000-level and 4000-level seminar
requirements).
With designated HE+ sections, there will be a HONS 0001 stand-alone no-credit
course associated with it. The student would enroll in the HONS 0001 section
associated with the HE+ lecture section in order to be a part of the HE+ initiative.
*** The HONS 0001 sections will be built and loaded in Raiderlink soon. As well, HE+
sections currently built are noted in this booklet in the pages following this one. We
expect more HE+ sections to be added in the coming days – be sure to access
updated versions of this booklet for newly added courses. ***
The Honors College will contact all Honors students enrolled in each of the HE+
lecture sections with instructions about adding the HONS 0001 no-credit course to
your schedule.
Updated 01.18.2024 | 25
Spring 2024 HE+ sections
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Brett Mistrot | Campus: Lubbock TTU
49206
001
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H01
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Brett Mistrot | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25774
002
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H01
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting ***cancelled***
Instructor: Kristen Bigbee | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25781
003
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H02
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting ***cancelled***
Instructor: Kristen Bigbee | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25785
004
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H02
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Brett Mistrot | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25790
005
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H01
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Brett Mistrot | Campus: Lubbock TTU
38760
006
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H01
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting ***cancelled***
Instructor: Kristen Bigbee | Campus: Lubbock TTU
43000
007
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H02
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting ***cancelled***
Instructor: Kristen Bigbee | Campus: Lubbock TTU
62108
008
Lecture
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
H02
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25808
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H03
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25814
002
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H03
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
64241
003
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H03
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
25818
004
Lecture
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
H03
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 26
ACCT 3304: Intermediate Accounting I
Instructor: Janet Huston | Campus: Lubbock TTU
47643
001
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H04
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 3304: Intermediate Accounting I
Instructor: Janet Huston | Campus: Lubbock TTU
47644
002
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H04
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 3304: Intermediate Accounting I ***newly added***
Instructor: Janet Huston | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61238
008
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H04
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 3305: Intermediate Accounting II
Instructor: Suzanne Shoukfeh | Campus: Lubbock TTU
47651
004
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H05
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 3305: Intermediate Accounting II
Instructor: Suzanne Shoukfeh | Campus: Lubbock TTU
49208
005
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H05
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ADRS 2310: Understanding Alcohol, Drugs, and Addictive Behaviors
Instructor: Devin Mills | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26888
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H06
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ADRS 2310: Understanding Alcohol, Drugs, and Addictive Behaviors ***cancelled***
Instructor: Buddy Gerber | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26907
002
Lecture
TR
8:00am-9:20am
H07
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANSC 2202: Principles of Anatomy of Domestic Animals
Instructor: Hannah Gauthier | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
49077
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H08
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANSC 3301: Principles of Nutrition
Instructor: Whitney Crossland | Campus: Lubbock TTU
47629
001
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H09
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANSC 3306: Animal Diseases
Instructor: Jessica Thomas | Campus: Lubbock TTU
28823
001
Lecture
TR
8:00am-9:20am
H10
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 27
ANSC 3401: Reproductive Physiology
Instructor: Melissa Sillivent | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61305
001
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H11
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANSC 3401: Reproductive Physiology
Instructor: Melissa Sillivent | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67174
002
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H11
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ARCH 2315: History of World Architecture II
Instructor: Clifton Ellis | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26001
001
General
TR
5:30pm-6:50pm
H12
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ARCH 2355: Architectural Technology II: Gravity ***newly added***
Instructor: Ali Ghazvinian | Campus: Lubbock TTU
56501
001
General
TR
3:30pm-4:50pm
H70
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BIOL 3307: Population Biology
Instructor: JR McMillan | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65315
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H13
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BIOL 3320: Cell Biology
Instructor: Zhixin Xie | Campus: Lubbock TTU
31810
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H14
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BIOL 4301: Peer Mentoring in Human Physiology ***cancelled***
Instructor: Morri Hartgraves | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67493
031
Ind. Study
R
3:30pm-5:20pm
H66
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 28
BLAW 3391: Business Law I
Instructor: Rusty McInturff | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26074
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H15
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BLAW 3391: Business Law I
Instructor: Rusty McInturff | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26076
002
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H15
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BLAW 3391: Business Law I
Instructor: Laura Beth Pleasant | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26079
003
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H16
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BLAW 3391: Business Law I
Instructor: Laura Beth Pleasant | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26081
004
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H16
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BLAW 3391: Business Law I
Instructor: Kassandra McQuillen | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26093
006
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H17
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BLAW 3391: Business Law I
Instructor: Kassandra McQuillen | Campus: Lubbock TTU
51883
007
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H17
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
CHEM 1305: Chemistry Basics
Instructor: Jeremy Mason | Campus: Lubbock TTU
37997
001
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H18
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
CHEM 3314: Biological Chemistry III
Instructor: Huazhong Shi | Campus: Lubbock TTU
37453
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H19
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
CLAS 2302: Classical Mythology
Instructor: Catalina Popescu | Campus: Lubbock TTU
51471
001
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H20
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
COMS 2300: Public Speaking
Instructor: Katie Schoonover | Campus: Lubbock TTU
53813
001
Lecture
M
11:00am-11:50pm
H21
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 29
COMS 2320: Communication in Nursing ***newly added***
Instructor: Sonia Moore | Campus: Lubbock TTU
56125
001
Lecture
WF
11:00am-11:50pm
H71
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
COMS 2320: Communication in Nursing ***newly added***
Instructor: Sonia Moore | Campus: Lubbock TTU
56647
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H71
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
COMS 2320: Communication in Nursing ***newly added***
Instructor: Sonia Moore | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63040
D02
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H71
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
CS 3350: Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming
Instructor: Don Pathirage | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65585
001
Lecture
MWF
6:00pm-6:50pm
H22
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECO 2301: Principles of Economics I: Microeconomics ***cancelled***
Instructor: Rashid Al-Hmoud | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67491
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H68
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECO 2302: Principles of Economics II: Macroeconomics ***cancelled***
Instructor: Rashid Al-Hmoud | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65071
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H69
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 2311: Introduction to Technical Writing
Instructor: Shannon Samson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
57582
012
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H23
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 2311: Introduction to Technical Writing
Instructor: Shannon Samson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
57606
014
Lecture
TR
8:00am-9:20am
H23
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 2311: Introduction to Technical Writing
Instructor: Shannon Samson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
49615
018
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
H23
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 2311: Introduction to Technical Writing
Instructor: Shannon Samson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
57605
022
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H23
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 30
ENGL 2388: Introduction to Film Studies
Instructor: Wyatt Phillips | Campus: Lubbock TTU
56364
160
Lecture
MW
12:00pm-12:50pm
H24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGR 1320: Bio-Inspired Design for Engineers
Instructor: Cristina Rios Blanco | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63323
002
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGR 1320: Bio-Inspired Design for Engineers
Instructor: Cristina Rios Blanco | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63426
007
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGR 1320: Bio-Inspired Design for Engineers
Instructor: Cristina Rios Blanco | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63427
010
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGR 1320: Bio-Inspired Design for Engineers
Instructor: Cristina Rios Blanco | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63431
011
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H25
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
HDFS 2300: Gender Development: Life Span Perspectives ***cancelled***
Instructor: Elizabeth Sharp | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26745
001
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H26
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
HDFS 2300: Gender Development: Life Span Perspectives ***cancelled***
Instructor: Elizabeth Sharp | Campus: Lubbock TTU
66216
002
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H26
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
HDFS 3306: Understanding Child and Adolescent Behavior ***cancelled***
Instructor: Jennifer Rose | Campus: Lubbock TTU
27077
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H27
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
EC 3306: Understanding Child and Adolescent Behavior ***cancelled***
Instructor: Jennifer Rose | Campus: Lubbock TTU
54757
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H27
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
HDFS 3322: The Family in the Community
Instructor: Shera Thomas-Jackson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
27451
S01
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H28
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 31
HIST 2301: History of the United States Since 1877
Instructor: Julie Willett | Campus: Lubbock TTU
28017
168
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
H29
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
HIST 4309: United States and the Cold War ***cancelled***
Instructor: Richard Verrone | Campus: Lubbock TTU
60908
001
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
H30
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ISQS 3344: Introduction to Production and Operations Management
Instructor: Lowell Lay | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61141
001
Lecture
MW
8:00am-9:20am
H31
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ISQS 3344: Introduction to Production and Operations Management
Instructor: Lowell Lay | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61142
002
Lecture
MW
9:30am-10:50am
H31
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ISQS 3344: Introduction to Production and Operations Management
Instructor: Lowell Lay | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61143
003
Lecture
MW
11:00am-12:20pm
H31
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
JOUR 2300: Principles of Journalism ***cancelled***
Instructor: Sarah Self-Walbrick | Campus: Lubbock TTU
29829
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H32
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 1301: Introduction to Kinesiology
Instructor: Vicky McKenzie | Campus: Lubbock TTU
53423
001
Lecture
MWF
8:00am-8:50am
H33
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 1301: Introduction to Kinesiology
Instructor: Vicky McKenzie | Campus: Lubbock TTU
53427
002
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H33
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 3306: Applied Exercise Physiology
Instructor: Michael Massett | Campus: Lubbock TTU
58355
001
Lecture
MW
10:00am-10:50am
H34
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 3306: Applied Exercise Physiology
Instructor: Michael Massett | Campus: Lubbock TTU
58356
002
Lecture
MW
11:00am-11:50am
H34
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 32
KIN 3318: Exercise and Sports Psychology
Instructor: Chad Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
53422
001
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H35
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 3318: Exercise and Sports Psychology
Instructor: Chad Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
53451
002
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H35
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 3318: Exercise and Sports Psychology
Instructor: Chad Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
54118
003
Lecture
TR
8:00am-9:20am
H35
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 3346: Anatomical Kinesiology
Instructor: Aaron Arreola | Campus: Lubbock TTU
53377
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H36
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 3346: Anatomical Kinesiology
Instructor: Aaron Arreola | Campus: Lubbock TTU
55489
002
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H36
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 4306: Exercise Testing Prescription ***cancelled***
Instructor: Audra Day | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63052
001
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:20pm
H37
CRN
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Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 4306: Exercise Testing Prescription ***cancelled***
Instructor: Audra Day | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63053
002
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-2:50pm
H37
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MATH 1451: Calculus I With Applications ***cancelled***
Instructor: Patricia Schovanec | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63920
001
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-10:15am
H38
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MATH 2360: Linear Algebra
Instructor: Giorgio Bornia | Campus: Lubbock TTU
41919
021
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H39
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MATH 2450: Calculus III With Applications
Instructor: Eugenio Aulisa | Campus: Lubbock TTU
45947
011
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-2:20pm
H40
CRN
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Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 33
MATH 3342: Mathematical Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
Instructor: Bing Qi | Campus: Lubbock TTU
27047
111
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H41
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MATH 3342: Mathematical Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
Instructor: Bing Qi | Campus: Lubbock TTU
56043
112
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H41
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MATH 3342: Mathematical Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
Instructor: Bing Qi | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
46385
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H41
CRN
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Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MATH 3350: Higher Mathematics for Engineers & Scientists I
Instructor: Giorgio Bornia | Campus: Lubbock TTU
39641
021
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H42
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MBIO 3303: Microbiomes
Instructor: Amanda Brown | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65285
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H43
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MCOM 2330: Media Literacy
Instructor: Chasten Rasmussen | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
56482
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H44
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MCOM 2330: Media Literacy
Instructor: Chasten Rasmussen | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
67546
D02
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H44
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 34
ME 3228: Materials and Mechanics Laboratory
Instructor: YanYan Zhang | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26325
001
Lecture
W
10:00am-10:50am
H45
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Also register for the following CRN: 41158 (Lab)
ME 3228: Materials and Mechanics Laboratory
Instructor: YanYan Zhang | Campus: Lubbock TTU
41157
002
Lecture
W
10:00am-10:50am
H45
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Also register for the following CRN: 41158 (Lab)
ME 3228: Materials and Mechanics Laboratory
Instructor: YanYan Zhang | Campus: Lubbock TTU
48729
003
Lecture
W
3:00pm-3:50pm
H45
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Also register for the following CRN: 41158 (Lab)
ME 3228: Materials and Mechanics Laboratory
Instructor: YanYan Zhang | Campus: Lubbock TTU
55971
004
Lecture
W
3:00pm-3:50pm
H45
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Also register for the following CRN: 41158 (Lab)
ME 3228: Materials and Mechanics Laboratory
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
41158
501
Lab
M
1:00pm-1:50pm
H45
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Also register for one of the following CRNs: 25325, 41157, 48729, 55971, or 41158 (Lecture)
MGT 3370: Organization and Management
Instructor: Jazmine Brantley | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26290
001
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H46
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MGT 3370: Organization and Management
Instructor: Jazmine Brantley | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26292
002
Lecture
TR
3:30pm-4:50pm
H46
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MGT 3370: Organization and Management
Instructor: Jazmine Brantley | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26294
003
Lecture
TR
5:00pm-6:20pm
H46
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUHL 1308: Music in Western Civilization ***cancelled***
Instructor: Eric Fried | Campus: Lubbock TTU
35721
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H47
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUHL 1308: Music in Western Civilization ***cancelled***
Instructor: Eric Fried | Campus: Lubbock TTU
38866
003
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H47
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUHL 1308: Music in Western Civilization ***cancelled***
Instructor: Eric Fried | Campus: Lubbock TTU
59442
006
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H47
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 35
MUSI 1300: Creating the Critical Listener ***cancelled***
Instructor: Roger Landes | Campus: Lubbock TTU
59240
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H48
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUTH 1304: Elementary Music Theory II
Instructor: Jeannie Barrick | Campus: Lubbock TTU
60166
001
Lecture
MWF
8:00am-8:50am
H49
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUTH 1304: Elementary Music Theory II
Instructor: Jeannie Barrick | Campus: Lubbock TTU
60167
002
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H49
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUTH 1304: Elementary Music Theory II
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
60168
003
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H49
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUTH 1304: Elementary Music Theory II
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
60169
004
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H49
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUTH 1304: Elementary Music Theory II
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
61708
005
Lecture
MWF
8:00am-8:50am
H49
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 1410: Science of Nutrition
Instructor: Shannon Galyean | Campus: Lubbock TTU
31133
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H50
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 2380: Cultural Aspects of Food
Instructor: Karen Simnacher | Campus: Lubbock TTU
64707
001
Lecture
TR
8:00am-9:20am
H51
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 2380: Cultural Aspects of Food
Instructor: Karen Simnacher | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
56267
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H51
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 3340: Nutrition in the Lifecycle
Instructor: Holli Booe | Campus: Lubbock TTU
48284
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H52
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 3340: Nutrition in the Lifecycle
Instructor: Holli Booe | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
65264
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H52
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 36
NS 4340: Medical Nutritional Therapy I
Instructor: Allison Kerin | Campus: Lubbock TTU
49952
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H53
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 2320: Introduction to Ethics ***cancelled***
Instructor: Jeremy Schwartz | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65225
004
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H54
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 3321: Philosophy of Law ***newly added***
Instructor: Daniel Nathan | Campus: Lubbock TTU
66479
001
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H65
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 3325: Environmental Ethics
Instructor: Douglas Westfall | Campus: Lubbock TTU
66482
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H55
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 3325: Environmental Ethics
Instructor: Douglas Westfall | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
66666
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H55
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 3325: Environmental Ethics
Instructor: Douglas Westfall | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
55351
D02
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H55
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHYS 1403: General Physics I
Instructor: Jordan Damgov | Campus: Lubbock TTU
40291
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H56
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHYS 1403: General Physics I
Instructor: Jordan Damgov | Campus: Lubbock TTU
40292
002
Lecture
TR
3:30pm-4:50pm
H56
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 37
PHYS 2401: Principles of Physics II
Instructor: Hira Farooq | Campus: Lubbock TTU
40301
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H57
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHYS 2401: Principles of Physics II
Instructor: Hira Farooq | Campus: Lubbock TTU
40302
002
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H57
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHYS 2401: Principles of Physics II
Instructor: Hira Farooq | Campus: Lubbock TTU
56739
004
Lecture
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
H57
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PSS 1411: Principles of Horticulture ***cancelled***
Instructor: Alicia Thomas | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26753
002
Lecture
MW
12:00pm-1:20pm
H58
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PSS 1411: Principles of Horticulture ***cancelled***
Instructor: Alicia Thomas | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26519
003
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H58
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PSY 3401: Research Methods
Instructor: Hayden Holmes | Campus: Lubbock TTU
33488
071
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H59
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SOC 1301: Introduction to Sociology
Instructor: Binda Khatri | Campus: Lubbock TTU
31331
003
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H60
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SOC 1301: Introduction to Sociology
Instructor: Binda Khatri | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63005
005
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H60
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SOC 1301: Introduction to Sociology
Instructor: Binda Khatri | Campus: Lubbock TTU
63004
006
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H60
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SOC 3383: Alcohol, Drugs, and Society
Instructor: Jeffery Patterson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
67325
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H61
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 38
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26818
001
Lecture
MW
8:00am-8:50am
H62
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26699
002
Lecture
MW
9:00am-9:50am
H62
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26705
003
Lecture
MW
10:00am-10:50am
H62
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26723
004
Lecture
MW
11:00am-11:50am
H62
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26728
005
Lecture
MW
12:00pm-12:50pm
H62
CRN
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Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
62735
006
Lecture
MW
1:00pm-1:50pm
H62
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
64817
008
Lecture
MW
11:00am-11:50am
H62
CRN
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Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26770
009
Lecture
MW
12:00pm-12:50pm
H62
CRN
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26729
010
Lecture
MW
1:00pm-1:50pm
H62
CRN
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Time
HONS 0001 section
Updated 01.18.2024 | 39
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
62799
001
Lecture
MW
9:00am-9:50am
H63
CRN
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Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26934
002
Lecture
MW
10:00am-10:50am
H63
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26939
003
Lecture
MW
11:00am-11:50am
H63
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
26943
004
Lecture
MW
12:00pm-12:50pm
H63
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
62798
005
Lecture
MW
9:00am-9:50am
H63
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
WGS 2300: Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies
Instructor: Kristin Alder | Campus: Lubbock TTU
65196
006
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H64
CRN
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Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
WGS 2300: Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies
Instructor: Kristin Alder | Campus: Lubbock TTU
66733
010
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H64
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ZOOL 2404: Human Anatomy & Physiology II ***newly added***
Instructor: Morri Hartgraves | Campus: Lubbock TTU
33059
001
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
H67
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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