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Dance
	• DAN 205 - Dance Improvisation
	• DAN 231 - Modern Technique II
	• DAN 250 - Dance Choreography I
	• DAN 260 - Dance Choreography II
	• DAN 301 - Ballet Technique III
	• DAN 303 - Movement Methodologies
	• DAN 310 - Teaching Methodologies
	• DAN 330 - Modern Technique III
	• DAN 340 - Choreography Project
	• DAN 391 - Dance Company
	• DAN 392 - Dance Theatre Company
	• DAN 401 - Ballet Technique IV
	• DAN 430 - Modern Technique IV
	• DAN 450 - Senior Capstone
Economics
	• ECO 201 - Principles of Economics I—Macroeconomics
	• ECO 202 - Principles of Economics II—Microeconomics
	• ECO 301 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
	• ECO 307 - Money and Banking
	• ECO 405 - International Trade
Education Admission to teacher education is required for enrollment in any 400 level education class.
	• ABA 381 - Basic Principles in Applied Behavior Analysis
	• ABA 382 - Advanced Principles in Applied Behavior Analysis
	• ABA 383 - Ethics in Applied Behavior Analysis
	• ABA 481 - Research Applications in ABA
	• ABA 482 - Behavioral Assessment in Applied Behavior Analysis
	• ABA 483 - Behavioral Intervention in Applied Behavior Analysis
	• ABA 497 - Ethics, Supervision, and Management in the Field of Applied Behavior Analysis
	• EDU 150 - Development of Academic Skills for Educators
	• EDU 300 - Introduction and Foundations of Education
	• EDU 300.1 - Pre-Teaching Field Experience
	• EDU 325 - Technology in Education
	• EDU 345 - Social Studies in the Elementary School
	• EDU 346 - Science in the Elementary School
	• EDU 355 - Solidifying Teaching Knowledge and Skills
	• EDU 372 - Survey of the Exceptional Child
	• EDU 402 - STEM Methods I
	• EDU 403 - STEM Methods II
	• EDU 404 - Practices and Implementation of STEM
	• EDU 405 - Creating a STEM Culture
	• EDU 409 - Principles of Early Childhood
	• EDU 413 - Mathematics in the Elementary School
	• EDU 436 - Classroom Management
	• EDU 440 - Kindergarten Education and Practicum
	• EDU 446 - Teaching in the Secondary School
	• EDU 450 - Tests, Measurements, and Evaluation
	• EDU 460 - Organizational Procedures for Special Education
	• EDU 463 - Learning Disabilities
	• EDU 464 - Teaching the Individuals with Learning Disabilities
	• EDU 468 - Intellectual Disabilities
	• EDU 469 - Teaching the Individuals with Mild Intellectual Disabilities
	• EDU 478 - The Teaching Residency I
	• EDU 483 - Student Teaching Internship in the Elementary School
	• EDU 484 - Student Teaching Internship in the Secondary School
	• EDU 496 - Student Teaching Internship in Special Subject Areas (Art, Health and Physical Education, and Music)
Early Childhood Education
	• ECE 311 - Birth-5 Instructional Strategies
	• ECE 315 - Human Development Birth–Five Years
	• ECE 411 - Administering Early Childhood Programs
	• ECE 430 - Assessing Young Children
	• ECE 445 - Preschool Practicum
	• ECE 446 - Infant and Toddler Practicum
Education in Reading Admission to teacher education is required for enrollment in any 400 level education class.
	• EDR 306 - Foundations of Literacy
	• EDR 308 - Early Literacy Instruction I
	• EDR 311 - Early Literacy Instruction II
	• EDR 344 - Literature for Children
	• EDR 407 - Integrating Reading & Writing in the Content Areas
	• EDR 441 - Assessment in Literacy
	• EDR 474 - Reading in the Middle and Secondary School
Elementary Special Education Admission to teacher education is required for enrollment in any 400 level education class.
	• ESE 460 - Organizational Procedures for Special Education
	• ESE 463 - Learning Disabilities
	• ESE 464 - Teaching the Individuals with Learning Disabilities
	• ESE 468 - Intellectual Disabilities
	• ESE 469 - Teaching the Individuals with Mild Intellectual Disabilities
English
	• ENG 100 - Skills in English
	• ENG 101 - Composition
	• ENG 101.8 - Composition Honors
	• ENG 102 - Research and Composition
	• ENG 102.8 - Research and Composition Honors
	• ENG 211 - World Literature I
	• ENG 212 - World Literature II
	• ENG 300 - Introduction to Creative Writing
	• ENG 303 - American Literature I
	• ENG 304 - American Literature II
	• ENG 306 - Expository Writing
	• ENG 308 - Traditional Grammar
	• ENG 320 - Analysis of Literature
	• ENG 325 - African American Literature
	• ENG 330 - Mythology
	• ENG 403 - Linguistics and Advanced Grammar
	• ENG 404 - Survey of Drama
	• ENG 406 - The Pre-Renaissance Age
	• ENG 407 - Psychology and Literature
	• ENG 409 - Pedagogical Grammar
	• ENG 411 - The Age of Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama
	• ENG 415 - History of the English Language
	• ENG 417 - Methods of Teaching English
	• ENG 424 - The Novel
	• ENG 434 - The Renaissance Age
	• ENG 440 - The Age of Enlightenment
	• ENG 450 - The Romantic Age
	• ENG 460 - The Victorian Age
	• ENG 465 - Development of the Short Story

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