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(ASL 101) Elementary American Sign Language Conversation I
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(ASL 102) Elementary American Sign Language Conversation II
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(ASL 201) Intermediate American Sign Language Conversation I
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(ASL 202) Intermediate American Sign Language Conversation II
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(ASNS 105) Introduction to Asian Studies
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(CFM 105) Introduction to Construction and Facilities Management
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(CFM 110) Construction Documents: Introduction to Plans, Systems, Means & Management
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(CFM 299) Construction and Facilities Management Practicum
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(CFM 350/L) Sustainability and Regulatory Building Solutions with Lab
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(CFM 390R) Special Topics in Construction and Facilities Management
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(CHEM 100) The World of Chemistry
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(CHEM 101) Introduction to General Chemistry
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(CHEM 101L) Introduction to Chemistry Lab
This laboratory course is designed to complement topics covered in CHEM 101, Introduction to General Chemistry.
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(CHEM 105) General Chemistry I
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(CHEM 106) General Chemistry II
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(CHEM 107L) General Chemistry Laboratory
This laboratory course is designed to complement topics covered in General Chemistry (CHEM 105 and 106).
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(CHEM 201) Chemical and Laboratory Safety
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(CHEM 351) Organic Chemistry I
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(CHEM 351L) Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
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(CHEM 352) Organic Chemistry II
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(CHEM 352L) Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
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(CHEM 390R) Special Topics in Chemistry
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(CHEM 399R) Internship in Chemistry
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(CHEM 468) Physical Biochemistry
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(CHEM 481) Biochemistry I
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(CHEM 483L) Biochemistry Methods Lab I – Proteins
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(CHEM 490R) Current Topics in Chemistry and Biochemistry
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(CHEM 495R) Independent Study
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(CHEM 496R) Student Research
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(CHEM 497R) Mentored Research
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(COMM 496R) Student Research
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(MUSC 101) Introduction to Music Literature
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(MUSC 102) World Music Cultures
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(MUSC 103) Music Fundamentals
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(MUSC 105R) Group Performance Instruction
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(MUSC 110R) Seasider Singers
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(MUSC 111) Music Theory I
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(MUSC 111L) Elementary Musicianship I Lab
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(MUSC 112) Music Theory II
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(MUSC 112L) Elementary Musicianship II Lab
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(MUSC 159R) Individual Instruction
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(MUSC 160R) Individual Instruction
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(MUSC 161) Introduction to Piano Technique
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(MUSC 191) Keyboard Harmony I
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(MUSC 199R) Service Leadership Internship in Music
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(MUSC 202) Conducting
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(MUSC 211) Music Theory III
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(MUSC 211L) Elementary Musicianship III Lab
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(MUSC 225R) Hoʻolōkahi Chamber Choir
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(MUSC 235R) Broadway Revue
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(MUSC 239R) Salsa Orchestra
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(MUSC 240R) Shaka Steel
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(MUSC 241R) Polynesian Drum Ensemble
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(MUSC 242R) Polynesian Music Ensemble
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(MUSC 243R) Hawaiian Music Ensemble
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(MUSC 244R) World Jazz Orchestra
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(MUSC 246R) Street Band
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(MUSC 247R) Studio Orchestra
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(MUSC 248R) Chamber Music
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(MUSC 250R) Piano Accompanying Ensemble
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(MUSC 260R) Individual Instruction
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(MUSC 264) Percussion Methods and Materials
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(MUSC 276) Diction for Singing
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(MUSC 277) Diction for Singers: German
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(MUSC 278) Diction for Singers: French
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(MUSC 291) Keyboard Harmony II
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(MUSC 301) History of Popular Music
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(MUSC 328R) Opera and Music Theater Workshop
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(MUSC 333) Introduction to Piano Pedagogy
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(MUSC 333L) Supervised Teaching, Piano
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(MUSC 340) Songwriting Ⅰ
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(MUSC 344R) Collaborative Arts for Pianists
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(MUSC 360R) Individual Instruction
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(MUSC 363) Vocal Pedagogy
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(MUSC 364) Contemporary Vocal Methods
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(MUSC 373) Choral Practicum
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(MUSC 384) Music History I: Antiquity to 1750
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(MUSC 385) Music History II: 1750 to 1900
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(MUSC 386) Music History III: Music since 1900
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(MUSC 390R) Special Topics in Music
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(MUSC 390R) Special Topics in Music
A creativity-focused introduction to recording and editing audio, the art of mixing, using DAW software, using MIDI controllers and virtual instruments, multitracking, and composing for visual media.
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(MUSC 399R) Internship in Music
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(MUSC 401) Careers in Music
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(MUSC 402) Seminar in Ethnomusicology
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(MUSC 430) Music Technology
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(MUSC 460R) Individual Instruction
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(MUSC 464) Keyboard Literature I
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(MUSC 465) Keyboard Literature II
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(MUSC 466) Vocal Literature
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(MUSC 467) Vocal Literature II
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(MUSC 474) String Orchestral Literature I
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(MUSC 475) String Orchestral Literature II
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(MUSC 476) String Orchestral Literature III
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(MUSC 477) String Orchestral Literature IV
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(MUSC 481) Orchestration
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(MUSC 496R) Student Research
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(MUSC 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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