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Special topics courses (195, 295,
395) provide flexibility in the curriculum to meet a variety of situations.
Courses may be designed to meet the interests of a group of students, to fit
the talents of a visiting professor, to study a current problem, or to meet
similar educational situations. Special topics courses may be offered in any
department and are normally semester-long courses for two or four credits.
Special topics may also be offered, however, as short courses by visiting
professors for one or two credits. Special topics courses offered are listed in
the registration material for each semester.
195 Introductory Special Topics (Fall or Spring) 1, 2, or 4 credits
May be repeated for credit if different topics are offered.
295 Special Topics (Fall or Spring) 1, 2, or 4 credits
May be repeated for credit if different topics are offered.
395 Advanced Special Topics (Fall or Spring) 1, 2, or 4 credits
May be repeated for credit if different topics are offered.
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