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(BIOL 100) Introduction to Biology
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(BIOL 112) Biology I - Cell and Molecular Biology
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(BIOL 112L) Biology I - Cell and Molecular Biology Lab
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(BIOL 113) Biology II - Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology
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(BIOL 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Biology
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(BIOL 204) Pacific Natural History
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(BIOL 204L) Pacific Natural History Laboratory
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(BIOL 248) Conservation Biology
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(BIOL 260C) Human Anatomy - Cadaver Based
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(BIOL 260LC) Human Anatomy Laboratory - Cadaver Based
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(BIOL 261) Human Physiology
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(BIOL 261L) Human Physiology Laboratory
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(BIOL 300) Animal Behavior
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(BIOL 300L) Animal Behavior Laboratory
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(BIOL 304) Marine Biodiversity
Marine Biodiversity is the study of the classifications, evolution, natural history, morphology, anatomy and physiology of marine organisms. Lab required.
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(BIOL 304L) Marine Biodiversity Lab
Laboratory for Marine Biodiversity.
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(BIOL 312) Marine Biology
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(BIOL 312L) Marine Biology Laboratory
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(BIOL 320) Microbiology
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(BIOL 320L) Microbiology Laboratory
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(BIOL 340) Biostatistics
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(BIOL 348) Natural Resource Management
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(BIOL 348L) Natural Resource Management Lab
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(BIOL 350) General Ecology
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(BIOL 350L) General Ecology Laboratory
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(BIOL 374) Evolution and Human Prehistory
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(BIOL 376) Genetics
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(BIOL 390R) Special Topics in Biology
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(BIOL 390RL) Special Topics in Biology Laboratory
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(BIOL 399R) Internship in Biology
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(BIOL 412) Coral Reef Ecology
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(BIOL 412L) Coral Reef Ecology Laboratory
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(BIOL 441) Molecular Biology
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(BIOL 442) Cellular Biology
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(BIOL 460) Advanced Human Anatomy
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(BIOL 484L) Biomolecular Methods Lab - Nucleic Acids
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(BIOL 485L) Biomolecular Methods Lab - Mammalian Cells
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(BIOL 490R) Current Topics in Biology
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(BIOL 495R) Independent Study
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(BIOL 496LR) Student Research
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(BIOL 497R) Mentored Research
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(CIS 101) Beginning Programming
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(CIS 200) Fundamentals of Information Systems and Technology
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(CIS 202) Object-Oriented Programming I
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(CIS 205) Discrete Mathematics I
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(CIS 206) Discrete Mathematics II
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(CIS 305) Systems Engineering I
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(CIS 405) Systems Engineering II
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(CIS 470) Ethics in Computer and Information Sciences
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(FIN 360) Corporate Financial Statement Analysis
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(FIN 365) Real Estate Finance
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(FIN 370) Risk Management
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(FIN 410) Investments
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(HIST 120) American History to 1865
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(HIST 121) American History Since 1865
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(HIST 192) Hawaiian Public and Local History
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(HIST 200) The Historian’s Craft
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(HIST 201) History of Civilization to 1500
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(HIST 202) History of Civilization Since 1500
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(HIST 250) History of Eastern Oceania
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(HIST 252) History of Western Oceania
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(HIST 303) Christianity
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(HIST 305) Islam
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(HIST 306) Confucianism
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(HIST 309) Medieval Europe
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(HIST 318) The History of Writing and Symbols: From Cuneiform to Emojis
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(HIST 322) History of the Early Modern Age
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(HIST 324) Modern Europe
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(HIST 331) Historians in the Library
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(HIST 333) Critiquing History
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(HIST 344) Modern China
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(HIST 346) Modern Northeast Asia
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(HIST 362) History of the Pacific
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(HIST 365) Hawaiian History I-Pre-Western Contact to Kamehameha V
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(HIST 366) Hawaiian History II-Elected Monarchs, Overthrow, Restoration
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(HIST 367) Cultural History of Surfing
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(HIST 390R) Special Topics in History
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(HIST 399R) Internship in History
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(HIST 423) Modern Nationalism and Globalization
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(HIST 460) Historical Linguistics
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(HIST 485) Junior Tutorial in History
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(HIST 490) Historical Research and Writing
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(HIST 495R) Independent Study
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(HIST 496R) Student Research
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(HIST 497R) Mentored Research
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(IS 350) Database Management Systems
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(IS 390R) Special Topics in Information Systems
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(IS 399R) Internship in Information Systems
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(IS 400) Information Systems Proficiency
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(IS 430) Foundations in IT Services, Enterprise Systems, and ERP Skills
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(IS 435) Advanced Concepts in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems
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(IS 440) Advanced Topics in SAP ERP Systems
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(IS 450) Advanced Database Topics
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(IS 485) Project Management and Practice
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(IS 495R) Independent Study
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(IS 496R) Student Research
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(IS 497R) Mentored Research
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(PAIS 105) Introduction to Pacific Studies
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(PAIS 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Pacific Islands Studies
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(PAIS 200) A Place to Stand - Recognizing Place, Purpose & Positionality on Native Land
This course examines cultural constructs of place, purpose, and position through the lens of turangawaewae. This Māori word is made up of two important ideologies (1) tūranga or place of standing, and (2) waewae or feet. Combined, the word is often translated as 'a place to stand.’ Tūrangawaewae are places where we feel especially empowered and connected. They are our foundation, our place in the world, our home.
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