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(CHEM 326) Analytical Biochemistry
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(CS 203) Object-Oriented Programming II
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(CS 210) Computer Organization
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(CS 301) Algorithms and Complexity
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(CS 320) Introduction to Computational Theory
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(CS 390R) Special Topics in Computer Science
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(CS 399R) Internship in Computer Science
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(CS 400) Computer Science Proficiency
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(CS 401) Web Applications Development
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(CS 415) Operating Systems Design
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(CS 420) Programming Languages
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(CS 490R) Advanced Topics in Computer Science
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(CS 491-492-493) Seminar
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(CS 495R) Independent Study
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(CS 496R) Student Research
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(CS 497R) Mentored Research
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(EIL 201) The International Student in the University
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(EIL 213) Intermediate I Listening/Speaking
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(EIL 215) Intermediate I Church Language
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(EIL 217) Intermediate I Writing
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(EIL 219) Intermediate I Reading
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(EIL 223) Intermediate II Listening/Speaking
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(EIL 225) Intermediate II Church Language
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(EIL 227) Intermediate II Writing
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(EIL 229) Intermediate II Reading
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(EIL 313) Academic English I Listening/Speaking
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(EIL 315) Focus on Academic English
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(EIL 317) Academic English I Reading/Writing
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(EIL 320) Academic English II
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(EIL 331) Oral Fluency
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(EIL 333) Oral Accuracy
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(EIL 335) English Pronunciation
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(EIL 341) Academic Vocabulary Development
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(EIL 342) Advanced Integrated Skills
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(EIL 343) Advanced Grammar
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(EIL 351) Academic Listening
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(EIL 353) Listening Fluency
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(EIL 371) Written Accuracy
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(EIL 373) Academic Writing Patterns
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(EIL 391) Strategic Reading
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(EIL 393) Extensive Reading
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(ENGL 101) College Writing, Reading, and Research
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(ENGL 199R) Service Leadership Internship in English
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(ENGL 201) Literary Analysis and Research
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(ENGL 218R) Introduction to Creative Writing
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(ENGL 251) Fundamentals of Literature
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(ENGL 315) Topics for Advanced Writing and Analysis
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(ENGL 316) Technical Writing
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(ENGL 318) Advanced Creative Writing
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(ENGL 319) Form and Craft of Literary Genres
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(ENGL 321) English Grammars
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(ENGL 330) Writing for the Professions
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(ENGL 331) Professional Career Writing
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(ENGL 332) Writing for Social Media
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(ENGL 341) World Literatures in English
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(ENGL 342) Pacific Literatures
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(ENGL 343) Asian Literature
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(ENGL 345R) Ethnic Literature
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(ENGL 351) Literary Criticism and Theory
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(ENGL 358R) Special Studies: Major Authors or Genres
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(ENGL 361) American Literature from the Beginnings to Mid-Nineteenth Century
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(ENGL 362) American Literature From Mid-Nineteenth Century to World War I
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(ENGL 363) American Literature From 1914-1965
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(ENGL 364) American Literature from 1965-Present
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(ENGL 371) English Literature to 1500: The Medieval Period
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(ENGL 372) English Literature from 1500 to 1660: The Renaissance Period
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(ENGL 373) English Literature from 1660 to 1780: The Restoration and Eighteenth Century
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(ENGL 374) English Literature from 1780 to 1832: The Romantic Period
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(ENGL 375) English Literature from 1832 to 1890: The Victorian Period
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(ENGL 376) English Literature from 1890 to the Present
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(ENGL 382) Shakespeare
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(ENGL 390R) Special Topics in English
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(ENGL 392) Introduction to Literary Editing and Publishing/Kula Manu
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(ENGL 395R) Tutoring Composition
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(ENGL 398) On-Campus Practicum in English Composition
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(ENGL 399R) Internship in English
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(ENGL 418R) Writing for Publication
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(ENGL 420) Literature for Young Adults
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(ENGL 421) History of the English Language
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(ENGL 490) Senior Seminar
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(ENGL 491) Professional Writing Practicum
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(ENGL 495R) Independent Study
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(ENGL 496R) Student Research
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(ITEP 492) International Student Teaching
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(LING 210) Introduction to Linguistics
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(LING 260) Phonology
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(LING 321) English Syntax
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(LING 331) Sociolinguistics
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(LING 383) Peace Linguistics
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(LING 390R) Special Topics in Linguistics
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(LING 423) Language Acquisition
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(LING 496R) Student Research
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(MAOR 101) Elementary Maori Conversation and Grammar I
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(MAOR 102) Elementary Maori Conversation and Grammar II
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(MAOR 201) Intermediate Maori Conversation and Grammar
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(MAOR 202) Intermediate Maori II
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(MAOR 301) Maori Oral Tradition
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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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