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Computer Science
	• COMP 1199 - Special Topics in Computer Science
	• COMP 2200 - Object-Oriented Programming
	• COMP 2201 - Machine Organization
	• COMP 2203 - Introduction to Game Principles
	• COMP 2220 - Fundamentals of Computer Security
	• COMP 2230 - Client-Server Systems
	• COMP 2270 - Data Structures
	• COMP 2541 - Fundamentals of Data Science
	• COMP 2542 - Applied Data Science
	• COMP 3300 - Computer Graphics
	• COMP 3310 - Artificial Intelligence
	• COMP 3330 - Analysis of Algorithms
	• COMP 3340 - Operating Systems
	• COMP 3380 - Introduction to Cryptography
	• COMP 3390 - Network Security
	• COMP 3395 - Ethical Issues in Computing
	• COMP 4400 - Automata Theory
	• COMP 4410 - Database Management
	• COMP 4415 - Vulnerability Assessment
	• COMP 4420 - Selected Advanced Topics
	• COMP 4421 - Computer Science Special Project
	• COMP 4440 - Software Engineering
	• COMP 4450 - Introduction to Data Mining
	• COMP 4460 - Game Design and Implementation
	• COMP 4495 - Cybersecurity Senior Project
	• COMP 4510 - Data Science Capstone
	• COMP 4998 - Undergraduate Research
Criminal Justice
	• CRIM 1100 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
	• CRIM 1101 - Police Operations
	• CRIM 2202 - Principles of Criminal Law
	• CRIM 2206 - Introduction to Corrections
	• CRIM 2209 - Firearms
	• CRIM 2212 - Deviant Behavior
	• CRIM 2226 - Crime Scene Investigation
	• CRIM 2236 - Criminal Investigation
	• CRIM 2240 - Adjudication Process
	• CRIM 2246 - Criminal Evidence
	• CRIM 2250 - Cybercrime
	• CRIM 2295 - Ethics in Criminal Justice
	• CRIM 3302 - Criminal Justice Spanish
	• CRIM 3304 - The Female Offender
	• CRIM 3305 - Changing Roles of Women in Criminal Justice
	• CRIM 3306 - Scientific Basics of Fingerprints
	• CRIM 3310 - Comparative Criminal Justice
	• CRIM 3311 - Juvenile Justice
	• CRIM 3320 - Criminology
	• CRIM 3325 - Analysis of Security Operations
	• CRIM 3335 - Analysis of Police Operations
	• CRIM 3340 - Criminal Procedure
	• CRIM 3355 - Analysis of Correctional Operations
	• CRIM 3360 - Community-Based Corrections
	• CRIM 3365 - Licit and Illicit Drugs
	• CRIM 3370 - Economic Crime
	• CRIM 3375 - Victimology
	• CRIM 3380 - Mock Trial
	• CRIM 3385 - Racial Profiling.
	• CRIM 3390 - Forensic Psychology
	• CRIM 3395 - Constitutional Law
	• CRIM 3399 - Special Issues in Criminal Justice
	• CRIM 4400 - Research in the Social Sciences
	• CRIM 4401 - Independent Study
	• CRIM 4401A - Academy Independent Study
	• CRIM 4404 - Civil Liberties in the United States
	• CRIM 4405 - Terrorism
	• CRIM 4411 - Internship
	• CRIM 4411A - Academy Internship
	• CRIM 4413 - Inside-Out: Prison Exchange Program
	• CRIM 4415 - Community Policing
	• CRIM 4420 - Legal Research
	• CRIM 4425 - Evaluation of the Criminal Justice System
	• CRIM 4435 - Intelligence Law
	• CRIM 4440 - National Security Law
	• CRIM 4998 - Undergraduate Research
Economics
	• ECON 3310 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
	• ECON 3340 - Public Economics
	• ECON 3350 - Managerial Economics
	• ECON 4406 - Guided Economic Study
	• ECON 4410 - Game Theory
	• ECON 4998 - Undergraduate Research
Education
	• EDUC 1103 - College Success
	• EDUC 1199 - Special Topics in Education
	• EDUC 2200 - Introduction to Education
	• EDUC 2200L - Field Experience I
	• EDUC 2201 - Instructional Technology
	• EDUC 2203 - Human Development, Learning & Teaching
	• EDUC 2226 - Technology in Instruction
	• EDUC 2240 - High Incidence Disabilities for Educators
	• EDUC 2241 - Field Experience 2: The Learner and Learning Environment
	• EDUC 2260 - Instructional Design I
	• EDUC 2261 - Field Experience 3: Learning Context and Teaching
	• EDUC 2265 - Field Experience 2
	• EDUC 3330 - The Reading Process
	• EDUC 3331 - Reading in the Content Areas
	• EDUC 3332 - Pedagogy of Literacy (Reading and Language Arts Methods)
	• EDUC 3333 - Assessment and Reading Improvement
	• EDUC 3334 - Field Experience 4: Disciplinary Literacy and Assessment
	• EDUC 3340 - Instructional Design II
	• EDUC 3341 - Residency 1: Teaching Practice and Assessment
	• EDUC 3350 - Elementary Social Studies Methods
	• EDUC 3351 - Inclusive Classroom Practices for Individual Differences

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