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UHP Honors Degree
and Honors Degree with Distinction Approved Capstone/Seminar Courses
Spring 2008 Course Offerings
[Complete
Capstone/Seminar Course List]
An Honors capstone course approved for the Honors Degree is meant to
summarize and synthesize the previous three to three and one-half years
of a student’s undergraduate career. Capstone courses may be either
discipline-specific or interdisciplinary courses. These courses may
take the form of traditional senior seminars but may also involve research and group projects, or any such activity that
successfully integrates and synthesizes what the student has learned,
and requires reflection on the experience. Though "reflection"
can mean both oral and written presentations, we typically see an emphasis
in these courses on written work. Independent study courses are not
considered Honors capstone experiences because an important part of
the reflection incorporates interaction with other students in the course.
Capstone courses must be at least 3-credit courses. They may be at the
300 level, but preferably are at the 400 level, and to count as an Honors
Degree capstone course, must be taken in one of the last two semesters
before graduation.
CAUTION: In order to count as Honors Degree capstone/seminar
courses, these courses must be taken for Honors credit.
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Department
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Course No.
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Course Title
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| Accounting |
ACCT 425-080/081 |
Strategic Information Systems & Accounting |
| Art History |
ARTH 402-080
ARTH 406-080
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Art in the Age of Exploration
Problems in the Beginning of Islamic Art |
| Business Administration |
BUAD 478-080 |
Field Projects in Marketing |
| Civil & Environmental Engineering |
CIEG 461-080* |
Senior Design Project |
| Computer & Information Science |
CISC 475-080 |
Object Oriented Software Engineering |
| Economics |
ECON 423-080
ECON 436-080 |
Econometric Methods & Models II
Seminar in Public Policy Economics |
| Education |
EDUC 308-080* |
Curriculum in the Primary & Middle Grades |
| Electrical Engineering |
ELEG 410-080 |
Signals and Communications Design II |
| English |
ENGL 480-080
ENGL 480-081
ENGL 480-085 |
Seminar: Writing of Faith: Genre & Religious Experience
Seminar: The Literature of the Land
Seminar: 18th Century Revolutions |
| Food Science |
FOSC 411-080* |
Food Science Capstone |
| Health & Exercise Sciences |
HESC 400-080 |
Research Methods |
| History |
HIST 471-080
HIST 475-080 |
Charlemagne and His Legend
Age of Revolution |
| Individual & Family Studies |
IFST 422-080 |
Family Relationships |
| Medical Technology |
MEDT 473-080*
MEDT 475-080*
MEDT 477-080*
MEDT 479-080* |
Clinical Chemistry Practicum
Clinical Hematology Practicum
Clinical Microbiology Practicum
Clinical Immunohematology Practicum |
| Nursing |
NURS 467-080 |
Biomedical Research Ethics |
| Philosophy |
PHIL 465-080 |
Senior Seminar: Coercion and Exploitation |
| Psychology |
PSYC 415-080 |
History and Systems of Psychology |
| Honors Program |
UNIV 490-080/081
UNIV 490-082/083
UNIV 495-080 |
Honors Tutorial: Individual and Society: Moral Dimensions
Honors Tutorial: Human Nature and Human Society
Big Ideas and Elegant Solutions: Creativity in the Sciences |
| Undergraduate Research |
UNIV 402-080 |
Second Semester Senior Thesis |
NOTES (indicated by asterisks):
CIEG 461: To count as a capstone, both semesters (4 cr.) must be taken for Honors credit.
EDUC 308: Check with department about course availability after Spring 2008
FOSC 411: Added to list on February 14, 2008.
MEDT courses: Available to MEDT majors only.
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