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Spring Quarter 2025 Time Schedule

CORE CURRICULUM - TACOMA
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Restr   SLN  ID Cred    Meeting Times     Bldg/Rm       Instructor                 Status Enrl/Lim   Grades  Fee Other
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T CORE   101  INTRO ACADEM WRIT(C)Prerequisites
Restr  21340 A  5       TTh    130-330    DOU  260      Lewis,Daniel               Open      6/  20                      
                        TITLE: DISCOVERING WHAT'S IMPORTANT                         
                        TO YOU                                                      
                        DESCRIPTION: THIS COURSE IS ABOUT                           
                        FINDING TOPICS AND ISSUES THAT                              
                        MATTER TO YOU. THIS COURSE WILL                             
                        ALLOW YOU TO WRITE, RESEARCH, AND                           
                        TELL US ABOUT TOPICS YOU THINK ARE                          
                        IMPORTANT AND/OR INTERESTING. WE                            
                        WILL CHOOSE AN IMPORTANT/                                   
                        INTERESTING TOPIC FROM 4                                    
                        CATEGORIES: POP CULTURE, SCIENCE/                           
                        ENVIRONMENT, POLITICS, AND HISTORY.                         
                        WE WILL DISCUSS RESEARCH METHODS OF                         
                        EVALUATING SOURCES, UNDERSTANDING                           
                        DIFFERENT VIEWPOINTS, ORGANIZING                            
                        WRITING ASSIGNMENTS, AND OTHER                              
                        TOPICS.                                                     
Restr  20397 B  5       MW     930-1050   TPS  201      MANNING,CORINNE A          Open     12/  20                B     
                        COURSE TITLE: INTERSECTIONAL                                
                        REPRESENTATION IN POPULAR CULTURE                           
                        COURSE DESCRIPTION: IN THIS COURSE                          
                        YOU WILL DEVELOP ANALYTICAL WRITING                         
                        THAT BRINGS TOGETHER CRITICAL                               
                        THINKING AND WRITING SKILLS. YOU                            
                        WILL BROADLY LEARN ABOUT POWER AND                          
                        OPPRESSION AS A SOCIETAL TOOL IN                            
                        AMERICA THROUGH THE LENS OF                                 
                        INTERSECTIONAL- BIPOC, QUEER, AND                           
                        DISABILITY FEMINISTS AND THE WAY                            
                        THEY SHOW UP IN POPULAR CULTURE. IN                         
                        ADDITION TO LEARNING STEP BY STEP                           
                        CRITICAL THINKING AND RESEARCH, YOU                         
                        WILL CONSIDER AND PRACTICE WHAT IT                          
                        MEANS TO WRITE FOR AN AUDIENCE.                             
                        THIS COURSE MEETS IN PERSON ON MOND                         
                        AND WEDNESDAYS AND ONLINE                                   
                        ASYNCHRONOUSLY ON FRIDAYS.

T CORE   122  INTRO TO SCIENCE(NSc)
       21475 A  5       TTh    1010-1210  DOU  260      Kmail,Zaher                Closed   25/  25                      
                        TITLE: DATA LITERACY AND                                    
                        VISUALIZATION                                               
                        COURSE DESCRIPTION: THIS COURSE IS                          
                        DESIGNED TO HELP STUDENTS BECOME                            
                        FAMILIAR WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF                            
                        DATA THAT ARE AVAILABLE IN                                  
                        BUSINESS, NON-PROFIT, AND                                   
                        GOVERNMNETAL ORGANIZATIONS.                                 
                        STUDENTS WILL LEARN BASIC DATA                              
                        ORGANIZATION AND MANIPULATION AS                            
                        WELL AS APPROPRIATE VISUALIZATION                           
                        TECHNIQUES INCLUDING CHARTS, MAPS,                          
                        AND DASHBOARDS USING CUTTING EDGE                           
                        SOFTWARE TOOLS. STUDENTS WILL APPLY                         
                        THIS KNOWLEDGE TO REAL-WORD DATA                            
                        AND DEVELOP SKILLS IN PRESENTATION                          
                        OF RESEARCH RESULTS, STRATEGIC                              
                        DECISION MAKING AND FORECASTING                             
                        ANALYSIS.                                                   
                        THIS CLASS MEETS IN PERSON ON                               
                        TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS FROM                                 
                        10:10 - 12:10                                               
Restr  20400 B  5       MW     130-330    DOU  101      Than,Duong                 Closed   25/  25                      
                        COURSE TITLE: FINANCIAL LITERACY                            
                        FOR EVERYONE                                                
                        COURSE DESCRIPTION: THROUGHOUT THIS                         
                        COURSE, STUDENTS WILL EXPLORE                               
                        CRUCIAL ASPECTS OF FINANCIAL                                
                        LITERACY: BUDGETING, EFFECTIVE DEBT                         
                        MANAGEMENT, HANDLING SUBSTANTIAL                            
                        PURCHASES, ESTABLISHING                                     
                        FOUNDATIONAL PERSONAL INVESTMENTS,                          
                        NAVIGATING PERSONAL TAXES, AND                              
                        CRAFTING A PERSONALIZED PATH TOWARD                         
                        FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE. STUDENTS                            
                        WILL ACTIVELY ENGAGE WITH CURATED                           
                        READINGS, ENHANCE THEIR NUMERICAL                           
                        AND EXCEL SKILLS BY UTILIZING                               
                        SPREADSHEETS FOR ALL CALCULATIONS,                          
                        AND BEING CREATIVE IN REFLECTIVE                            
                        ESSAY WRITING TO CHART THEIR                                
                        FINANCIAL ASPIRATIONS AND GOALS.

T CORE   123  INTRO TO SOCIAL SCI (SSc)
       20403 A  5       MW     130-330    GWP  101      Kunz,Bill                  Open     22/  25                      
                        TITLE: UNDERSTANDING DISNEY                                 
                        THIS CLASS EXPLORES THE WALT DISNEY                         
                        COMPANY - THE STORIES, PRODUCTS,                            
                        AND PROPERTIES - TO BETTER                                  
                        UNDERSTAND THE ROLE OF THE CULTURE                          
                        INDUSTRIES IN SOCIETY. WE WILL                              
                        BEGIN BY BUILDING A THEORETICAL                             
                        FOUNDTATION IN MEDIA STUDIES BEFORE                         
                        CONSIDERING VARIOUS HISTORIES OF                            
                        THE DISNEY COMPANY AND ITS FOUNDER,                         
                        WALT DISNEY. WE WILL THEN EXAMINE                           
                        THE VARIOUS SEGMENTS OF THE COMPANY                         
                        AND HOW THESE HAVE EVOLVED OVER                             
                        TIME, AND THEN ANALYZE ITS FILMS,                           
                        CARTOONS, THEME PARKS, CHARACTERS,                          
                        AND PRODUCTS USING DIFFERENT                                
                        TECHNIQUES.                                                 
       21362 C  5       TTh    130-330    TPS  301      Quizar,Jessi               Open      8/  25

T CORE   124  INTRO TO HUMANITIES (A&H)
Restr  20404 A  5       MW     1100-1220  MDS  313      Sharkey,Emmett             Open      5/  25                B     
                        F      1100-1220  *    *        
                        TITLE: FREE SPEECH IN 2025                                  
                        DESCRIPTION: WE WILL STUDY FREE                             
                        SPEECH IN POPULAR CULTURE AND                               
                        CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES                          
                        AND PUT INTO PRACTICE IN THIS                               
                        CLASS. CLASS MEETS FROM 11:00 TO                            
                        12:20 ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND                           
                        FRIDAYS. WE WILL MEET IN PERSON                             
                        ON MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS AND                               
                        SYNCHRONOUSLY VIA ZOOM ON FRIDAYS.                          
Restr  20406 C  5       MW     800-920    JOY  105      Compson,Jane               Open     15/  25                B     
                        COURSE DESCRIPTION: THIS CLASS                              
                        EXAMINES FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS                              
                        ABOUT HUMAN NATURE, CREATIVITY,                             
                        KNOWLEDGE AND ETHICS THROUGH                                
                        CLASSICAL AND CONTEMPORARY                                  
                        HUMANITIES TEXTS, WITH SPECIAL                              
                        ATTENTION TO HOW EMERGING                                   
                        TECHNOLOGIES LIKE ARTIFICIAL                                
                        INTELLIGENCE INVITE US TO                                   
                        RECONSIDER LONGSTANDING DEBATES                             
                        ABOUT CONSCIOUSNESS, ETHNIC, ART,                           
                        LABOR AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE                               
                        HUMAN.                                                      
                        THIS COURSE MEETS IN PERSON ON                              
                        MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS AND ONLINE                           
                        ASYNCHRONOUSLY ON FRIDAYS.