A senior-level special topics course in which students will learn how to use and/or implement information technology to aid it in real-world examples. Each section will contain an instructor-selected information technology theme for study.

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(IT 491-492-493) Seminar

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(IT 495R) Independent Study

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(IT 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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(POSC 101) Introduction to Politics

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(POSC 110) The U.S. Political System

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(POSC 170) International Relations

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(POSC 190) Foundations of Critical Thinking

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(POSC 202) History of Political Philosophy

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(POSC 220) Historical Systems of Power

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(POSC 230) Fundamentals of Good Governance

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(POSC 280) Professionalism in the Political Environment

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(POSC 300) Political Inquiry and Writing

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(POSC 304) Quantitative Political Research

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(POSC 318) Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations

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(POSC 322) Oceanic Governments and Politics

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(POSC 330) Introduction to Public Administration

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(POSC 331) Public Policy

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(POSC 335) Issues of Terrorism

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(POSC 338) Poverty and Civil Conflict

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(POSC 340) Asian Governments and International Relations

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(POSC 343R) Asian Empires and Societies

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(POSC 345) Power in the Vietnam War

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(POSC 350) International Law

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(POSC 352) Ethics and the Legal Environment

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(POSC 354) Legal Research and Writing

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(POSC 356) International Legal Drafting and Transactions

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(POSC 358) Comparative Law

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(POSC 362) International Political Economy

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(POSC 364) Conflict Bargaining and Management

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(POSC 366) Politics and Economics of the Developing World

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(POSC 384) The United Nations and Intergovernmental Organizations

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(POSC 386) Pacific Regionalism and Conflict

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(POSC 390R) Special Topics in Political Science

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(POSC 392R) Field Study

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(POSC 410) The Constitution of the United States

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(POSC 420) Complexity and Public Policy

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(POSC 470) International Relations Theory

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(POSC 495R) Independent Study

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(POSC 498R) Political Science Internship

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(POSC 499) Political Science Research and Writing

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(SAMN 101) Elementary Samoan Conversation and Grammar I

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(SAMN 102) Elementary Samoan Conversation and Grammar II

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(SAMN 201) Intermediate Samoan Conversation and Grammar

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(SAMN 202) Intermediate Samoan II

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(SAMN 301) Samoan Oral Tradition

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