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Fall 2024
COURSE OFFERINGS BOOKLET
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ADMISSION TO HONORS COURSES
Honors courses are designed for Honors College members; however, any TTU student with a GPA of 3.0 or
better is eligible to enroll in an Honors section as space permits.
For more information, or to request a seat in an Honors section, please contact the Honors College:
McClellan Hall, Room 101 | (806) 742-1828 | [email protected]
GRADUATION WITH HONORS DESIGNATIONS
Students must complete 24 hours in Honors coursework to graduate from Texas Tech University with the
transcript designation “with Honors from the Honors College.”
A student who wishes to graduate with the transcript designation “with Highest Honors from the Honors
College” must complete an Honors thesis and 30 hours of Honors coursework. Permission from the Honors
College is required before beginning the Honors thesis.
Students must maintain a TTU GPA of 3.5 to remain in the Honors College and graduate with either of the
above Honors designations.
Students intending to graduate with either designation must file an “Intent to Graduate” form with the Honors
College one year prior to the graduation date. Honors College designations are listed on the transcript and the
diploma. These are in addition to other distinctions graduates may earn, such as Latin Honors (e.g., Summa
cum laude, Magna cum laude, and Cum laude).
HOW TO USE THIS BOOKLET
The core curriculum information listed in this booklet reflects the university’s list of core curriculum
requirements, effective fall 2014 and following.
*** Course information, such as days and times, are subject to change. ***
If you notice a discrepancy between the contents of this booklet and info reflected on Raiderlink, please note
that Raiderlink is updated with greater frequency; thus, it’s likely more up-to-date. That said, we encourage you
to contact the Honors Advising team (at [email protected]) if you notice any such discrepancy.
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March 2024
Honors student:
Registration for Fall 2024 courses is approaching! Along those lines, the Honors advising process will commence soon.
Please see the dates below for information relevant to your classification by hours, earned as of December 2023. We recommend that
you check your TTU Student Dashboard now and then again a few days before your registration date to:
• Click on the “Student Information” tab to see “Enrollment Information” which will show you Earned Hours. This is your overall
total completed as of December 2023 and already includes completed Transfer Hours sent to TTU.
• Toggle to the “Details” tab above your picture and select “Registration Information” to view your Registration Dates to
confirm the day/time your registration opens for Fall 2024.
• This view will also show you a Holds option to indicate any active registration holds to resolve (as well as any inactive
registration holds that may pop up and reactivate prior to your registration date).
Classification by completed hours
FALL 2024 registration opens
**ADVANCED SENIORS (students with **100** or more earned hours as of December 2023)
**TUES, April 9
th
at 1:00pm
*SENIORS (students with *90 – 99* earned hours as of December 2023)
*WED, April 10
th
at 1:00pm
HONORS JUNIORS (students with 60 – 89 earned hours as of December 2023)
THUR, April 11
th
at 1:00pm
HONORS SOPHOMORES (students with 30 – 59 earned hours as of December 2023)
THUR, April 11
th
at 1:00pm
HONORS FRESHMEN (students with 29 or less earned hours as of December 2023)
THUR, April 11
th
at 1:00pm
all times Central time-zone
All Honors students can expect to receive email correspondence containing instructions on what actions to take in preparation for
advising/registration. Remember to check your Clutter or Junk folders, in case our correspondence is directed there.
Appointment Scheduling Information:
Honors advising is focused on assisting with the identification of Honors course options and strategizing completion plans for your
Honors requirements. Please make arrangements to connect with your primary major advisor to discuss your overall degree plan.
Honors advising appointments will be conducted in-person at McClellan Hall. Not all Honors students are required to meet with an
Honors advisor, but all are welcome. If you are part of an Honors population that *is* required to meet with an Honors advisor, or
would simply like to connect with an Honors advisor, please use Raider Success Hub (RSH) at success.ttu.edu, to self-schedule an
appointment time.
• Students admitted this Spring 2024 for the Honors VIP Admissions Cohort are required to schedule an advising appointment
with Kourtney Rodriguez. **Please make this appointment with Kourtney using the Honors College VIP advising option in
RSH.**
• Honors NEW current/transfer Honors students (admitted to the College for a Fall 2024 start) are required to schedule an
advising appointment with an advisor. An Honors advising hold will be placed until the student schedules an appointment via
RSH.
• Honors students who are not making steady progress towards Honors course requirements will be contacted and required to
schedule an advising appointment. An Honors advising hold will be placed until the student schedules an appointment via
RSH.
• Honors students who are on track to graduate within the next academic year are strongly encouraged, though not required,
to schedule an advising appointment. No Honors advising hold should be placed.
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• Honors students who are pursing 2+2 pre-health prerequisites and intend to complete Honors requirements on an
accelerated path before application to professional schools are strongly encouraged, though not required, to schedule an
advising appointment. No Honors advising hold should be placed. **Please make this appointment with Kelsey Kimzey using
the Honors College 2+2 advising option in RSH.**
• All other Honors students are invited to make an appointment to discuss Honors-related advising questions. No Honors
advising hold should be placed.
Course Planning and Registration Information:
All university classes for Fall 2024 should be loaded on Raiderlink approximately March 4
th
. Honors and HE+ sections offered during
the fall semester will be listed in the Fall 2024 Course booklet which should be available to access here approximately March 4
th
. *The
Honors course booklet is subject to revision as Honors sections are added, cancelled, or otherwise modified.*
Unless specified as application-based, all Honors courses will be unrestricted to any student with an Honors cohort code.
Prerequisites required for specific classes are in place as indicated by the university and the individual teaching departments.
**Exceptions include FYE courses that are only for incoming first-year Honors students as well as sections H01 and H02 of CHEM 1307
which are also only for incoming first-year students.**
Please note that Visual Schedule Builder will not always pull in Honors course sections accurately. We recommend you use the Plan
Ahead Tool in the Add/Drop classes portal or the Section Search Tool—in conjunction with the Honors Course Booklet—to build your
schedule manually. Additionally, course options earmarked as Honors Enhanced (HE+) can only be identified in the online Honors
Course Booklet, so be sure to reference it frequently.
You can find a sample degree plan/course sequence for your major in the TTU Undergraduate Catalog (catalog.ttu.edu) or find course
requirements in your DegreeWorks portal.
Always include your R# in any correspondence with a TTU advisor so that we can help you more efficiently.
Waitlists/Full Sections:
The Honors College no longer manages in-house waitlists for any Honors courses with the exception of the limited application-based
courses. All other Honors sections will be opened at the time of registration for all students with an Honors cohort code. If a section
fills, the student should add themselves to the Raiderlink waitlist for the desired section AND then immediately register for an
alternate, non-Honors section of the same course OR another alternate course that would be acceptable for degree sequencing. It is
imperative to register for an alternate course as soon as possible in the event that the student’s name never comes up on the
Raiderlink waitlist. Being on a waitlist does NOT guarantee that a seat will become open to you later.
*If* a space opens in a full course and you are the next person on the Raiderlink waitlist, the Raiderlink system should send
information and instructions to your TTU email address. You will have a specific window of time to take action in registering for your
offered seat, so it is essential that you check your TTU email daily.
Do not contact instructors of courses for overrides. Raiderlink will track enrollments and notify waitlisted students of available seats in
a fair and orderly manner. Advisors are not authorized to override the automated Raiderlink waitlist system even if a professor were
to approve you for their course.
Please let us know if questions arise. You are welcome to reach out to an individual Honors advisor or to us at
[email protected].
We look forward to serving you in your preparations for the Fall 2024 semester, and beyond!
~ Your Honors Advising Team
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FALL 2024 CONVENTIONAL HONORS COURSE SECTIONS
• Courses with an orange notation require a student to submit a separate application to enroll in the course. Course
application information can be found in the course’s description or at Honors Course Information.
• Courses that have filled are noted with RED FONT.
Questions? Email Honors[email protected]. Be sure to include your R# in the email.
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Janet Huston | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Minimum overall 2.75 TTU GPA; COBA and AGBS majors only; C or better in any college-level mathematics course.
Concepts and terminology of accounting and financial reporting for modern business enterprises and the relationships between
accounting information and business activities. Must make an A or B to declare accounting or finance as a major.
ANSC 1401: General Animal Science
Instructor: Samuel Jackson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 17364 (Discussion)
ANSC 1401: General Animal Science
Instructor: Samuel Jackson, Whitney Crossland | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H54
Lab
W
3:30pm-4:50pm
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 48144 (Lecture)
Prerequisite: ANSC 1401; CHEM 1305 or CHEM 1307; restricted to ANSC majors only.
The application of basic scientific principles to the efficient production of domestic animals. Students must enroll in the lecture and
lab concurrently.
FULFILLS 4 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ANSC 3301: Principles of Nutrition
Instructor: Bradley Johnson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
MWF
10:00am-10:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 37477 (Discussion)
ANSC 3301: Principles of Nutrition
Instructor: Bradley Johnson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H70
Discussion
W
5:00pm-5:50pm
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 35867 (Lecture)
Prerequisite: ANSC 1401; CHEM 1305 or CHEM 1307.
Nutritional roles of carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, minerals, vitamins, and water. Digestion, absorption, and use of nutrients and their
metabolites.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
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ANSC 3401: Reproductive Physiology
Instructor: Samuel Prien | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRNs: 42052 (Lab) & 42053 (Discussion)
ANSC 3401: Reproductive Physiology
Instructor: Samuel Prien | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H50
Lab
M
12:00pm-1:50pm
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRNs: 10532 (Lecture) & 42053 (Discussion)
ANSC 3401: Reproductive Physiology
Instructor: Samuel Prien | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H70
Discussion
T
5:00pm-5:50pm
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRNs: 10532 (Lecture) & 42052 (Lab)
Prerequisite: ANSC 2202 and ANSC 2306 or ANSC 3405.
Physiological approach to reproductive processes in farm animals. Study includes anatomy, endocrinology, estrous cycles, egg and
sperm physiology, fertilization, gestation, parturition, and artificial insemination.
FULFILLS THE 3000-LEVEL HONORS SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
ANTH 2302: Introduction to World Cultures and Ethnology
*** Cancelled (please see HE+ listing on p. 24) ***
Instructor: Lauren Miller | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
30
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
The rich complexity of peoples and cultures in the world as studies by anthropologists. Discussion of basic concepts such as
ethnography, linguistics, and social organization.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ARCH 2311: History of World Architecture I
Instructor: Clifton Ellis | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 43335 (Discussion)
ARCH 2311: History of World Architecture I
Instructor: Clifton Ellis | Campus: Lubbock TTU
43335
H71
Discussion
F
12:00pm-12:50pm
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 39347 (Lecture)
Survey of the development of world architecture from pre-history to the Middle Ages.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LANGUAGE, PHILOSOPHY, AND CULTURE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ATMO 1300: Introduction to Atmospheric Science
Instructor: Sandip Pal | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
An investigation of atmospheric properties and physical processes that determine current weather events and long-term climate
conditions.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
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BECO 3310: Applied Business Economics
Instructor: Eric Cardella | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
9:30am-10:50am
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: C or better in ECO 2302 or ECO 2305 or AAEC 2305; 2.75 TTU GPA.
Economic analysis applied to business decisions and strategy. Topics may include business valuation, pricing strategy, risk
management, contracts, and organizational economics.
FULFILLS THE 3000-LEVEL HONORS SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
BIOL 1403: Biology I
Instructor: Carrie Monje | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MW
2:00pm-3:20pm
48
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for one of the following CRNs: 13614 (Lab) or 44790 (Lab)
BIOL 1403: Biology I
Instructor: Anisha Navlekar | Campus: Lubbock TTU
13614
H51
Lab
R
2:00pm-4:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 13607 (Lecture)
BIOL 1403: Biology I
Instructor: Anisha Navlekar | Campus: Lubbock TTU
44790
H52
Lab
R
10:00am-12:50pm
24
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 13607 (Lecture)
Note: Enrollment in this course is restricted to members of the Honors College. Any student enrolled in the BIOL 1403-H01 lecture is
expected to enroll in the BIOL 1403-H51 or BIOL 1403-H52 lab. Enrollment as a freshman is only recommended with a minimum
composite SAT reading plush math total of 1100, or a minimum composite ACT score of 24, or a minimum AP Biology score of 3.
Fundamentals of molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, and evolutionary theory. First semester of an integrated course
recommended for students majoring in biological sciences or related disciplines. Includes a lab.
BLAW 3391: Business Law I
Instructor: Jerome Schuetzeberg | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: C or better in ENGL 1301 & ENGL 1302; a minimum cumulative 2.75 TTU GPA.
Nature and source of law, courts and procedure, contracts, Texas law of separate and community property.
FULFILLS THE 3000-LEVEL HONORS SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
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CHEM 1305: Chemical Basics ***newly added***
Instructor: Jeremy Mason | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
24
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
A survey of basic chemical concepts, properties, and reactions.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
CHEM 1307: Principles of Chemistry I
Instructor: Dominick Casadonte | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
48
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
CHEM 1307: Principles of Chemistry I
Instructor: Dominick Casadonte | Campus: Lubbock TTU
35267
H02
General
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
48
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
*** Enrollment in H01 and H02 is restricted to Honors FIRST TIME IN COLLEGE students only ***
Incoming Honors transfer students and current Honors students, as well as non-Honors students, are NOT
eligible to enroll in the H01 & H02 sections. If such a student enrolls in one of these sections, they will be
dropped from the class and advised to register for section H03, or a non-Honors section.
CHEM 1307: Principles of Chemistry I
Instructor: John Gorden | Campus: Lubbock TTU
41089
H03
General
MWF
8:00am-8:50am
48
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
*** Honors students regardless of classification by year are eligible to enroll in section H03 ***
Note: Enrollment in any of these courses is restricted to members of the Honors College.
Prerequisites: CHEM 1301 or meet CHEM 1307 placement criteria of the Chemistry Placement Exam or CHEM 1101 with a grade of A+.
Corequisite: CHEM 1107 is strongly recommended.
A study of fundamental concepts of chemistry including nomenclature, states of matter, the periodic table and periodic trends,
chemical reactions, atomic structure, chemical bonding, molecular structure, and the properties of gases, liquids, solutions, and solids.
This course is recommended for students who plan careers in the physical and biological sciences as well as medicine and engineering.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
CHEM 3305: Organic Chemistry I
Instructor: Annie Gorden | Campus: Lubbock TTU
14791
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
69
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: Enrollment in this course is restricted to members of the Honors College.
Prerequisite: CHEM 1308.
Corequisite: CHEM 3105 strongly recommended.
First semester of a thorough foundation course in organic chemistry.
FULFILLS THE 3000-LEVEL HONORS SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
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CHEM 3310: Molecular Biochemistry
Instructor: Achim Weber | Campus: Lubbock TTU
41016
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
69
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: CHEM 3306
Molecular descriptions of biological materials and systems. A one-semester course covering molecular approaches to biochemistry
and metabolism.
FULFILLS THE 3000-LEVEL HONORS SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
CMLL 2306: Introduction to World Cinema: Global Bodies
Instructor: Lucas Wood | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
W
3:00pm-5:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Introduction to the global world of classic films produced in Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LANGUAGE, PHILOSOPHY, & CULTURE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT and
FULFILLS THE MULTICULTURAL CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
COMS 2358: Speaking for Business
Instructor: Katie Langford | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Preparation for communicating in business and organizations. Focused on internal communication practices, including speeches,
seminars, presentations, interviews, and consulting.
FULFILLS THE ORAL COMMUNICATION CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
EC 3306: Understanding Child and Adolescent Behavior
Instructor: Mitzi Ziegner | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
5
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: Cross-listed with HDFS 3306-H01. Select either EC 3306-H01 or HDFS 3306-H01.
Prerequisite: Prerequisite waived for Honors College section. **Please contact honors.advis[email protected] for a prerequisite override.**
Development of strategies for promoting self-discipline, creative capacities, and positive relationships with children and adolescents.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
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ENGR 1330: Computational Thinking with Data Science
Instructor: Sevgi Arca | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for one of the following CRN: 46688
ENGR 1330: Computational Thinking with Data Science
Instructor: Sevgi Arca | Campus: Synchronous (Online w/ Meeting Day/Time)
D65
Lab
MW
1:00pm-1:50pm
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for one of the following CRN: 46687
Prerequisite: A score of at least 4000 on the STA2, 530 on the SATM and composite score of 1010 or a score of at least 19 on the ACTM
and composite score of 23, or TSI Math of 350 or TSI 2.0 Math of 950 or TSI 2.0 Math Diagnostics 6, of a C or better in either MATH
0302, REF 0302, TSI 0502, TSI 0330, or TSI 0340.
Introduces Python programming, its relevant modules and libraries, and computational thinking for solving problems in Data Science.
Students will learn data science approaches to importing, manipulating, and analyzing data as well as modeling and visualizing real-
world data sets in various science and engineering disciplines.
ENGR 2392: Engineering Ethics and Its Impact on Society
Instructor: Douglas Westfall | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Development of ethical reasoning and enhancing critical thinking skills using theory and case studies with applications to engineering
practice, including international issues.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LANGUAGE, PHILOSOPHY, AND CULTURE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
FREN 2390: French Culture: French Horror(s) ***newly added***
Instructor: Bruno Penteado | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
18
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
A multimedia approach to topics related to French culture. Taught in English.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE LANGUAGE, PHILOSOPHY, & CULTURE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT and
FULFILLS THE MULTICULTURAL CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
HDFS 3306: Understanding Child & Adolescent Behavior
Instructor: Mitzi Ziegner | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
15
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: Cross-listed with EC 3306-H01. Select either EC 3306-H01 or HDFS 3306-H01.
Prerequisite: Prerequisite waived for Honors College section. **Please contact honors.advis[email protected] for a prerequisite override.**
Development of strategies for promoting self-discipline, creative capacities, and positive relationships with children and adolescents.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
HIST 3336: The History of Mass Incarceration
Instructor: Sabrina Thomas | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Junior classification or consent of instructor
Introduces students to the origins, implementation, and consequences of mass incarceration in the United States.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
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HONS 2406: Honors Integrated Science: Why Chemistry Matters ***newly added***
Instructor: Dimitri Pappas | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
This course covers the role chemistry plays as a central science in modern society as well as its historical context. Students will learn
how chemistry impacts all aspects of nature, from the cosmos, to everyday consumer goods, to works of art and war. The course
covers fundamental chemical concepts and theories necessary to provide an understanding and appreciation for the chemical
processes and products that drive society and nature alike. Students will learn from primary texts—including works of literature—and
will gain an understanding of chemical concepts and their applications.
FULFILLS 4 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
HONS 3300: Honors Thesis Course #1
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
Ind. Study
n/a
n/a
n/a
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Note: This section of HONS 3300 is for students completing an Honors Thesis, not for students involved in URS.
Prerequisite: To be admitted to the Honors thesis program, students must be enrolled in the Honors College, be in the final two
semesters of their degree program and file an application for approval. Thesis courses are not offered during the summer terms.
Honors students seeking an application will should contact Beth Scheckel at Beth.Scheckel@ttu.edu. The deadline to complete the
application process is the first day of class each fall and spring semester. Students should begin the application process by mid-
semester of the term preceding enrollment in the first thesis course. Students wanting to apply and enroll in HONS 3300-H01 for Fall
2024 should contact Beth immediately to begin the application process.
An Honors thesis is a long formal research paper or written creative work that conforms to the journal publishing standards in a
chosen field. The Honors thesis program consists of two semester-long research and writing courses, HONS 3300, followed by HONS
4300. Students do not meet in a classroom, but instead work independently, and in concert with a student-selected thesis director,
and the HONS 3300/4300 instructor. The thesis director must be a Texas Tech University faculty member. With guidance, students
work through a series of steps from the development of an argument to a completed thesis. In these two courses, students master
the following skills: note-taking, effective outlining, integrating primary and secondary sources, document formatting, utilizing
constructive feedback, argumentative and/or creative writing, and revising. Students who successfully complete an Honors thesis are
eligible to will graduate from the Honors College with the distinction of Highest Honors.
HONS 3301: Justice and Tragedy
Instructor: Howard Curzer | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
9:30am-10:50am
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
An in-depth study of major literary works emphasizing the interrelationships of literature and philosophy.
FULFILLS THE HONORS 3000-LEVEL SEMINAR REQUIREMENT
HONS 3301: Social Epistemology: Conspiracy Theories, Disinformation, and the Attention Economy
***newly added***
Instructor: Amy Flowerree | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H02
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: Cross-listed with PHIL 3311-001 [CRN 47991].
Focuses on social epistemic pathologies: misplaced trust and doubt, fake news, conspiracy theories, and misinformation in the context
of social media and the attention economy.
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HONS 3302: Early Clinical Experience
Instructor: Lara Johnson | Campus: TTUHSC / Lubbock TTU
H02
3000-level
SEMINAR
W
W
1:00pm-3:50pm
6:00pm-8:50pm
10
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Note: Application is required. Enrollment is limited to Honors College students. Eligible students must have junior standing by hours -or-
be December 2024 or May 2025 graduates (as shown in DegreeWorks) with steady progress made toward completion of med school
science requirements. Students must submit to a criminal background check and will need to pass a TB test prior to entry in the class.
The course will convene on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 3:50 PM at the TTUHSC for shadowing opportunities; it will convene on
Wednesdays from 6:00 to 8:50 PM on the TTU campus for the lecture portion.
The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM on Sunday, March 24, 2024. To apply, CLICK HERE.
Considers the developments and applications of modern science as they affect life today, directed toward cultivating sound individual
judgements in the contexts of a technological, scientific, or medical environments. This course block provides the framework for Pre-
Med students to learn the fundamental concepts of the various roles and responsibilities of physicians. Learning occurs in several
settings including classroom instruction, small group forums, and clinical settings. The students also explore ethical, cultural,
psychological, and economic dimensions of clinical care through these various learning settings.
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HONS 3302: Honors Seminar in Healthcare
Instructor: Lauren Sullivan | Campus: TTUHSC
H03
3000-level
SEMINAR
W
3:00pm-5:50pm
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: This course will be held on the TTUHSC campus.
Honors Seminar in Healthcare introduces students to the roles and responsibilities of healthcare professionals in the disciplines of
medicine, nursing, allied health sciences, pharmacy, and research. Healthcare professionals will provide personal and professional
insight into the roles and responsibilities of the different disciplines, current healthcare issues, technologies, ethics, and the
requirements and expectations of students applying for admission into healthcare fields of study. Students will have the unique
opportunity to meet faculty and professionals in practice. Highlights of the class will include tours of Texas Tech University Health
Sciences Center’s (TTUHSC) gross anatomy lab, the TTUHSC diagnostic laboratories, the Garrison Center, the SimLife Center, and the
Student Synergistic Center, as well as attendance at the TTUHSC Community Medical School.
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HONS 3303: The Psychology of Free Will ***newly added***
Instructor: Will Crescioni | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Study of techniques, principles, and methodology of the social sciences as applied to a central topic to demonstrate the
interrelationships of the various disciplines.
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HONS 3304: Scientific Illustration
Instructor: Susan Tomlinson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
15
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Study of the history, development, terminology of the fine arts, emphasizing functional relationships between disciplines in an effort to
provide bases for aesthetic evaluation of specific artistic entities.
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HONS 4300: Honors Thesis Course #2
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
Ind. Study
n/a
n/a
n/a
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: This section of HONS 4300 is for students completing an Honors Thesis, not for students involved in URS. Upon graded
completion of HONS 3300-H01, students will receive a permit for HONS 4300-H01. Contact Beth Scheckel with questions or concerns:
[email protected].
Prerequisite: Completion of HONS 3300-H01
An Honors thesis is a long formal research paper or written creative work that conforms to the journal publishing standards in a
chosen field. The Honors thesis program consists of two semester-long research and writing courses, HONS 3300, followed by HONS
4300. Students do not meet in a classroom, but instead work independently, and in concert with a student-selected thesis director,
and the HONS 3300/4300 instructor. The thesis director must be a Texas Tech University faculty member. With guidance, students
work through a series of steps from the development of an argument to a completed thesis. In these two courses, students master
the following skills: note-taking, effective outlining, integrating primary and secondary sources, document formatting, utilizing
constructive feedback, argumentative and/or creative writing, and revising. This second semester of Honors thesis culminates with
Thesis Day, a celebration in which each student gives a brief presentation about their project (spring semester only). Students who
successfully complete an Honors thesis will graduate from the Honors College with the distinction of Highest Honors.
HONS 4302: Science and Science Fiction
Instructor: John Carrell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
4000-level
SEMINAR
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
22
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
This course examines the scientific basis in various aspects of popular culture. It is no stretch to say that superheroes and super villains
have become part of our modern mythology. We will consider the scientific basis behind superheroes and super villains. In addition,
this course involves other topics as well including artificial intelligence, time travel, the history of science fiction, and science fiction
film through the lens of both science and popular culture. How has popular culture, science, and history treated artificial intelligence
and time travel? Science fiction films usually have a basis in a type of scientific method and attempt to answer the question where is
the science in science fiction film? We will be using sequential art/comics and popular scientific texts as our basis of study. Students
will have the opportunity to use science in the creation of their own superhero or super villain.
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HONS 4302: Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Culture of Riffing
Instructor: Rob Weiner | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H02
4000-level
SEMINAR
M
4:00pm-6:50pm
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
In 2021 Mystery Science Theater 3000 launched another Kickstarter campaign to bring back the show for a 13th season this time
without a sponsoring network. This time the creators of the show would produce the show on their own online theater called The
Gizmoplex for a 2022 debut. They again raised enough funds to make a 13th season. The 2015 reboot of the television program
Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K) became the largest crowd-funded video project in history at that time. No small feat for a
show that had its last broadcast years ago in 1999. MST3K, a low-budget comedy program that made fun of and riffed on bad movies,
aired on two major cable networks, one public access station, and produced a theatrical film in the span of eleven years (1988-1999).
The show developed a fanatical following and is now considered by fans and critics one of the funniest and smartest programs to ever
grace the small screen. In today’s transmedia world, the impact of riffing is all around us from mashups on YouTube to fan-created
cultures. This 4000-level seminar will focus on MST3K (and its various offshoots like RiffTrax. The Mads, Cinematic Titanic), its creators,
the history of riffing (which pre-dates MST3K), comedy writing, fandom, and taking one form of art and creating something new and
unique from it. The reboot Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return (2017) and the MST3K The Gauntlet (2018) were both a critical
succusses on Netflix and have a 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This course will also examine in detail several films that were
riffed on Mystery Science Theater 3000. Please note you are expected to watch terrible films and historical shorts that are politically
incorrect by today’s standards. This course contains sarcasm! This class is reading intensive and contains mature content.
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HONS 4302: Shakespeare’s Tragedies *** Cancelled ***
Instructor: Kurt Caswell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H03
4000-level
SEMINAR
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
If life does indeed imitate art, then the late, great critic and scholar Harold Bloom may be correct in claiming that Shakespeare
invented “the human.” Before Shakespeare, Bloom asserts, literary characters change mostly because their relationship to God or the
gods change. But Shakespeare wrote characters who change because their relationship to themselves change. Shakespeare’s
characters “reconceive themselves,” Bloom writes because they overhear themselves talking. “Self-overhearing is their royal road to
individuation.”
This course explores Shakespeare’s tragic plays and their treatment of the process and pitfalls of individuation. We will read Macbeth,
Othello, Hamlet, King Lear; and The Tempest to address the universal themes of ambition and human endurance, fatal desire and
sublimation, family heritages and dynamics, as well as the wish to live forever. We’ll complement our reading of Shakespeare with
readings from psychology, biology, and physics. We’ll read aloud together, so that our classroom comes alive with Shakespeare’s
language and characters and worlds. This class is reading and writing intensive.
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HONS 4302: Innovation and Entrepreneurship ***newly added***
Instructor: Jeff Mustin | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H04
4000-level
SEMINAR
F
10:00am-12:50pm
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Welcome to the exciting world of Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Honors College! This course is designed to empower you
with the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to navigate the dynamic landscape of innovation and entrepreneurship in the 21st
century. Whether you aspire to create your own startup, become an intrapreneur within an existing organization, or simply develop a
deeper understanding of the innovation process, this course will provide you with a solid foundation.
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HONS 4302: The Grand Challenges
Instructor: Andy Wilkinson, John Opperman | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H05
4000-level
SEMINAR
W
1:00pm-3:50pm
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
This is a course in the application of critical and creative thinking in the exploration of the grand challenges facing humankind. Grand
challenges — which include, but aren’t limited to, accelerating technologies, climate change, food insecurity, biothreats, economic
inequality, and government failure — are both grand and challenging because they’re substantially more complex than routine
problems and, generally, require collective effort and agreement to resolve. The class will place special emphasis on the role of
technologies in the development of the grand challenges and the potential solutions that may derive from emerging technologies.
We will explore the scope of the grand challenges across international, national, regional, and local boundaries but place particular
emphasis on the “local”, or community, where each of us can participate in the collective effort to find solutions.
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HONS 4302: Journeys into Ethical Leadership
Instructor: Jill Hernandez | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H07
4000-level
SEMINAR
T
5:00pm-7:50pm
20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Ethical leadership facilitates change by bringing people together to problem solve, develop shared values, and make progress on real
challenges in the world. This course provides rigorous personal and professional leadership and ethics development, while
investigating the characteristics, philosophical commitments, mental disciplines, and practices that can make excellent leaders
virtuous, and virtuous leaders excellent. It also will feature some of the best leaders from industry, government, law, agriculture, and
medicine as guest speakers!
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HONS 4325: World Religion and Modern Politics *** Cancelled ***
Instructor: Joseph Hodes | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
4000-level
SEMINAR
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
This course will introduce students to some of the world’s major religions. It will begin with the Abrahamic faiths, looking first at
Judaism, then Christianity and Islam. Afterwards we will move to Hinduism and Buddhism. The course will seek to explore the origins
of these religions, their core understanding of the divine and the role of mankind on earth. Religions, however, are more than simply
belief systems—they are also very powerful political bodies and religious leaders often play central political roles. People such as
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, the Agha Khan, Mahatma
Gandhi, and the Dalai Lama are all political as well as religious figures. This course, after clearly introducing the religions, will explore
some of the political roles that many of the religions play in today’s world.
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HONS 4332: Principles of Public Health
Instructor: Allie Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H03
4000-level
SEMINAR
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
26
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Principles of Public Health is an introduction to the population health approach of public health, as opposed to individual health that is
the focus of clinicians. This course will cover the principles of evidence-based public health and tools for implementation including
health communication and informatics, applications of social and behavioral sciences, and health policy, law and ethics. Methods for
addressing non-communicable and communicable diseases, environmental diseases and injury as well as an overview of the U.S.
health care system will also be addressed, as well as modern concerns in public health such as infection prevention, nosocomial
disease and antibiotic resistance, and agents of bioterrorism. This interdisciplinary course will include concepts from biological
sciences, mathematics, and public policy.
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HONS 4362: Sustainable Futures
Instructor: John Carrell | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
4000-level
SEMINAR
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
What is sustainability? How do you design and engineer a product that is sustainable? How do you assess the
sustainability of a product or process? This Summit course will attempt to answer these questions. Students will learn
about the complexity of sustainability as it relates to the environment, economy, and society. We will introduce and
discuss sustainable design methodologies like environmentally conscious design and design for the environment. Finally,
we will look to assess the sustainability of products and processes through life-cycle assessment.
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HONS 5400: Honors Law School Seminar: Torts Law
Instructor: Rick Rosen | Campus: Lubbock TTU (class will held on the TTU School of Law campus)
H01
4000-level
SEMINAR
TWRF *
11:00am-11:50am
5
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Prerequisite: Must have successfully completed 90 undergraduate hours. Enrollment is restricted to Honors students only.
Note: This course is cross-listed with LAW 5404-002 and will be held at the Law School. Application to take this course is required. This
course is assessed on a Pass/Fail basis for undergraduate students (along those lines, if a student earns a Pass for the course, that
would fulfill the standard requirement with Honors sections for a B- or above to be earned to get Honors credit). Students receiving a
grade of B or better in the course who later matriculate to the Texas Tech University School of Law may not be required to repeat the
course if approved by the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs when another course or courses are available in the same subject area
which may be taken in substitution for equivalent credit hours which will then be a part of such student’s required first-year curriculum.
The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM on Sunday, March 24, 2024. To apply, CLICK HERE.
Special topics in law taught by a faculty member in the TTU School of Law. This course is assessed on a Pass/Fail basis for
undergraduate students. Students receiving a grade of C+ or better in the course who later matriculate to the Texas Tech University
School of Law may not be required to repeat the course if approved by the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs when another course
or courses are available in the same subject area which may be taken in substitution for equivalent credit hours which will then be a
part of such student’s required first-year curriculum. School of Law courses commence earlier than TTU undergraduate classes.
This course will begin on Monday, August 19, 2024.
* Tutoring for this seminar is scheduled for Mondays 11:00am-11:50am.
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HONS 5400: Honors Law School Seminar: Contracts Law
Instructor: Brian Shannon | Campus: Lubbock TTU (class will held on the TTU School of Law campus)
H02
4000-level
SEMINAR
MTWR
9:00am-9:50am
5
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
APPLICATION REQUIRED: SEE COURSE DESCRIPTION
Prerequisite: Must have successfully completed 90 undergraduate hours. Enrollment is restricted to Honors students only.
Note: This course is cross-listed with LAW 5402-003 and will be held at the Law School (room 106). Application to take this course is
required. This course is assessed on a Pass/Fail basis for undergraduate students (along those lines, if a student earns a Pass for the
course, that would fulfill the standard requirement with Honors sections for a B- or above to be earned to get Honors credit). Students
receiving a grade of B or better in the course who later matriculate to the Texas Tech University School of Law may not be required to
repeat the course if approved by the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs when another course or courses are available in the same
subject area which may be taken in substitution for equivalent credit hours which will then be a part of such student’s required first-
year curriculum.
The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM on Sunday, March 24, 2024. To apply, CLICK HERE.
Special topics in law taught by a faculty member in the TTU School of Law. This course is assessed on a Pass/Fail basis for
undergraduate students. Students receiving a grade of C+ or better in the course who later matriculate to the Texas Tech University
School of Law may not be required to repeat the course if approved by the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs when another course
or courses are available in the same subject area which may be taken in substitution for equivalent credit hours which will then be a
part of such student’s required first-year curriculum. School of Law courses commence earlier than TTU undergraduate classes.
This course will begin on Monday, August 19, 2024.
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LIBR 1100: Essentials of Scholarly Research
Instructor: Shelby Hebert | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
R
4:00pm-4:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Designed to introduce students to life-long information literacy skills and establish the tools for effective and efficient research in a
university library. Objectives are based on the ACRL Standards for Information Literacy for Higher Education. Honors students will be
required to critically analyze and synthesize information resources to be included in an annotated bibliography and literature review
on a topic of their choosing. Case studies will be used in class to discuss issues of academic integrity and ethical use of information.
MATH 1451: Calculus I with Applications
Instructor: Patty Schovanec | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
9:00am-10:15am
30
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
MATH 1451: Calculus I with Applications
Instructor: Patty Schovanec | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H02
General
MWF
10:30am-11:45am
30
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: A student will receive credit for either (not both) MATH 1351 or 1451.
Prerequisite: MATH 1350 or MATH 1550; or MATH 1321 and Code 5 on MPE; or MATH 1321; or Code 7 on MPE; or a score of at least
660 on the SATM; or a score of at least 29 on the ACTM; or a score of at least 3 on AP AB Calculus and Code 5 on MPE.
Differentiation of algebraic and transcendental functions, applications of the derivative, differentials, indefinite integrals, definite
integrals. Honors Calculus expands on the regular calculus course by looking in depth into why the concepts work, rather than merely
using the concepts. In addition, various additional applications and topics that should be interesting to students will be covered.
Honors calculus does not require more work than regular calculus, but rather more interesting approaches to the topics.
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MATH 1452: Calculus II with Applications
Instructor: Yancy Nunez | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
12:00pm-1:15pm
26
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: A student will receive credit for either (not both) MATH 1352 or 1452.
Prerequisite: MATH 1451
Methods of integration, parametric equations, polar coordinates, hyperbolic functions, infinite series. Applications and problem-
solving are strongly emphasized. Honors Calculus expands on the regular calculus course by looking in depth into why the concepts
work, rather than merely using the concepts. In addition, various additional applications and topics that should be interesting to
students will be covered. Honors calculus does not require more work than regular calculus, but rather more interesting approaches
to the topics.
FULFILLS 4 HOURS OF THE MATHEMATICS CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT.
MATH 2300: Statistical Methods
Instructor: Fangyuan Zhang | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H02
General
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: Score of at least 500 on the SATM and composite score of at least 1070; or score of at least 19 on the ACTM and
composite score of at least 23; or grade of B- or above in MATH 0302 or TSI 0302.
Methods of analyzing data, statistical concepts and models, estimation, tests of significance, introduction to analysis of variance, linear
regression, and correlation.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE MATHEMATICS CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT.
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MATH 2450: Calculus III with Applications
Instructor: Eugenio Aulisa | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
11:00am-12:15pm
26
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: MATH 1452
Partial differentiation; functions of several variables; multiple integrals, line integrals, surface integrals, Stokes Theorem. Honors
Calculus expands on the regular calculus course by looking in depth into why the concepts work, rather than merely using the
concepts. In addition, various additional applications and topics that should be interesting to students will be covered. Honors calculus
does not require more work than regular calculus, but rather more interesting approaches to the topics.
MATH 3350: Higher Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists I
Instructor: Giorgio Bornia | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Note: MATH 3350 and MATH 3354 may not both be counted toward a mathematics major or minor. Mathematics majors should take
MATH 3354 and have the consent of the department to take MATH 3350.
Prerequisite: C or better in Math 1452
Ordinary differential equations, Laplace transforms, and other selected topics. This course will be enriched for Honors students with
additional readings, projects, and/or expositions.
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MBIO 3401: Principles of Microbiology
Instructor: Allie Smith | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
9:30am-10:50am
28
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 44496 (Lab)
MBIO 3401: Principles of Microbiology
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
44496
H52
Lab
TR
4:00pm-5:50pm
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 36025 (Lecture)
Note: Any student enrolled in the MBIO 3401-H01 lecture is expected to enroll in the MBIO 3401-H51 lab.
Prerequisite: BIOL 1402, or BIOL 1403 and BIOL 1404
Prerequisite or Corequisite: CHEM 3305
This course will provide an overview of the history and the many components that comprise the field of microbiology. Topics
discussed will include- bacteriology, virology, parasitology, mycology, public health, and clinical and industrial microbiology. Students
will be encouraged to participate in and lead discussions regarding current events involving microbiology and its applications to
everyday life. Students will also be introduced to microbiological research topics and experimental design using various
microbiological and molecular techniques.
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ME 2301: Statics
Instructor: Jeff Hanson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
24
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: MATH 1452 and PHYS 1408
Analyses of particles, rigid bodies, trusses, frames, and machines in static equilibrium with applied forces and couples.
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MGT 3370: Organizational Management
Instructor: Jasmine Brantley | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
3000-level
SEMINAR
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Prerequisite: MATH 1331 or MATH 1452 and a minimum cumulative 2.75 TTU GPA.
The management function; basic principles, concepts, and practices in the operation of organizations.
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MUSI 1300: Creating the Critical Listener *** Cancelled (please see HE+ listing on p. 29) ***
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
28
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Drawing on classical, folk, popular, and world music traditions, this course cultivates a set of analytical tools that enables one to listen,
read, speak, and write accurately, critically, and insightfully about music from a variety of global traditions.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE CREATIVE ARTS CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT and
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PFI 1305: Life, Love, and Money
Instructor: Tanaka Chimbane, Dawn Abbott | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Examines the interconnected behaviors among various human relationships and money to improve decision-making abilities in the
areas of money, relationships, time, and values.
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PHYS 1408: Principles of Physics I
Instructor: Thomas Gibson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
TR
9:30am-10:50am
24
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 18087 (Lab)
PHYS 1408: Principles of Physics I
Instructor: TBA | Campus: Lubbock TTU
18087
H51
Lab
R
4:00pm-5:50pm
CRN
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Also register for the following CRN: 29511 (Lecture)
Note: Any student enrolled in the PHYS 1408-H01 lecture is expected to enroll in the PHYS 1408-H51 lab. MATH 1452 is recommended
as a co-requisite course unless you have already completed Calculus II. Any student who later intends to take the 2
nd
part of calculus-
based Physics (PHYS 2401: Principles of Physics II) will need both PHYS 1408 and MATH 1452.
Prerequisite: B- or better in MATH 1451
Calculus-based introductory physics covering mechanics, kinematics, energy, momentum, and thermodynamics.
FULFILLS 4 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
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POLS 2306: Texas Politics and Topics
Instructor: Ryan Litsey | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H01
General
M
5:00pm-7:50pm
25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
POLS 2306: Texas Politics and Topics
Instructor: Joseph Hodes | Campus: Lubbock TTU
H02
General
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
22
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
Max Enrollment.
Structure and powers of all state and local government, federalism, political process, culture, and policy in Texas and other topics in
political science.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE GOVERNMENT / POLITICAL SCIENCE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
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FALL 2024 HONORS ENHANCED COURSE [HE+] SECTIONS
HE+ courses are a great way to earn Honors credit! In HE+ courses, you’ll experience an honors
enrichment activity with your faculty member and other Honors students, in regular TTU
courses. Get ready for many more Honors opportunities to earn Honors credit – in every major
– even at the upper division!
If an Honors students enrolls in a designated HE+ section and successfully completes it (earning
a grade of B- or better in the class) and successfully completes the non-graded Honors
enrichment activity, that student will earn the number of general Honors credits associated
with the credit assigned to the course. For example: with HIST 2301-001, the Honors student
would earn 3 hours of Honors credit.
PLEASE NOTE that HE+ sections, regardless of level, only fulfill general Honors course
requirements (and do NOT fulfill the 3000-level and 4000-level seminar requirements).
With designated HE+ sections, there will be a HONS 0001 stand-alone no-credit course
associated with it. The student would enroll in the HONS 0001 section associated with the HE+
lecture section in order to be a part of the HE+ initiative.
Several more HE+ sections will be built and loaded in Raiderlink soon. The HE+ sections
currently built are noted in this booklet in the pages following this one, but there will be more!
We expect several more HE+ sections to be added in the coming days– be sure to access
updated versions of this booklet for newly added courses.
The Honors College will contact all Honors students enrolled in each of the HE+ lecture sections
with instructions about adding the HONS 0001 no-credit course to your schedule.
Updated 08.22.2024 | 23
Fall 2024 HE+ sections
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Brett Mistrot | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H01
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Brett Mistrot | Campus: Lubbock TTU
004
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H01
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Brett Mistrot | Campus: Lubbock TTU
006
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H01
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2300: Financial Accounting
Instructor: Brett Mistrot | Campus: Lubbock TTU
008
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H01
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
003
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H02
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
004
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H02
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
006
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H02
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 2301: Managerial Accounting
Instructor: Damian Pantoya | Campus: Lubbock TTU
007
Lecture
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
H02
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 3305: Intermediate Accounting II
Instructor: Suzanne Shoukfeh | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
12:00pm-12:50pm
H03
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ACCT 3305: Intermediate Accounting II
Instructor: Suzanne Shoukfeh | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
H03
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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ADRS 2310: Understanding Alcohol, Drugs, and Addictive Behaviors
Instructor: Devin Mills | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H04
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ANSC 2202: Principles of Anatomy
Instructor: Hannah Gauthier | Campus: Asynchronous (Online No Meeting Day/Time)
D01
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H05
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANSC 2303: Care and Management of Companion Animals
Instructor: Jessica Thomas | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H06
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANSC 2306: Principles of Physiology of Domestic Animals
Instructor: Melissa Sillivent | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H07
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANSC 2310: The Horse in World Art
Instructor: Heidi Brady | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
3:30pm-4:50pm
H09
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANSC 3307: Feeds and Feeding
Instructor: Whitney Crossland | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MW
9:00am-9:50am
H10
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ANTH 2302: Introduction to World Cultures and Ethnology ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-12:20pm
H58
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
FULFILLS 4 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ARCH 2351: Architectural Technology I: Matter
Instructor: Ali Ghazvinian | Campus: Lubbock TTU
091
Lecture
TR
3:30pm-4:50pm
H11
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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ARCH 3313: History of World Architecture III
Instructor: Brian Zugay | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
H12
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ARCH 3350: Architectural Technology III: Assemblies
Instructor: Peter Raab | Campus: Lubbock TTU
090
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H13
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BA 3305: Organization Management
Instructor: Caren Fullerton | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H14
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BA 3305: Organization Management
Instructor: Caren Fullerton | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D02
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H14
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BIOL 3307: Population Biology
Instructor: JR McMillan | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H15
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BIOL 3309: Principles of Ecology ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Joe Manthey | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
3:30pm-4:50pm
H64
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
BIOL 3309: Principles of Ecology ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Stephanie Lockwood | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H61
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
CLAS 2303: Sports and Public Spectacles in the Ancient World
Instructor: Catalina Popescu | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H16
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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COMS 2300: Public Speaking
Instructor: Katie Schoonover | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
M
8:00am-8:50am
H20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
COMS 2300: Public Speaking ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Katie Schoonover | Campus: Lubbock TTU
004
Lecture
W
6:00pm-6:50am
H20
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
COMS 2320: Communication in Nursing
Instructor: Sonia Moore | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
001
Lecture
WF
8:00am-8:50am
H21
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
COMS 2320: Communication in Nursing
Instructor: Sonia Moore | Campus: Lubbock TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H21
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
COMS 2320: Communication in Nursing
Instructor: Sonia Moore | Campus: Lubbock TTU
D02
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H21
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
COMS 3365: Communication in Healthcare ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Maggie Bennett-Brown | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H60
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
CS 2413: Data Structures
Instructor: Don Pathirage | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
4:00pm-4:50pm
H22
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
CS 3365: Software Engineering
Instructor: Don Pathirage | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
3:00pm-3:50pm
H23
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECE 2372: Modern Digital System Design
Instructor: Derek Johnston | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MWF
2:00pm-2:50pm
H24
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECE 2372: Modern Digital System Design
Instructor: Derek Johnston | Campus: Lubbock TTU
004
Lecture
MWF
3:00pm-3:50pm
H24
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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ECE 3301: General Electrical Engineering
Instructor: Boker Agili | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
11:00am-11:50am
H25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECE 3301: General Electrical Engineering Instructor: Boker Agili
| Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MWF
1:00pm-1:50pm
H25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECE 3301: General Electrical Engineering
Instructor: Boker Agili | Campus: Lubbock TTU
007
Lecture
M
2:00-2:50pm
H25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECE 3301: General Electrical Engineering
Instructor: Boker Agili | Campus: Lubbock TTU
008
Lecture
W
2:00-2:50pm
H25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECE 3301: General Electrical Engineering
Instructor: Boker Agili | Campus: Lubbock TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H25
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ECO 2301: Principles of Economics I: Microeconomics
Instructor: Rashid Al-Hmoud | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H26
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ECO 2302: Principles of Economics II: Macroeconomics
Instructor: Rashid Al-Hmoud | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H27
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
ECO 3311: Intermediate Macroeconomics ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Latchezar Popov | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H62
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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ENGL 2311: Introduction to Technical Writing ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Shannon Samson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
010
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H56
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 2311: Introduction to Technical Writing ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Shannon Samson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
038
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
H56
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 2311: Introduction to Technical Writing ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Shannon Samson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
041
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H56
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 2311: Introduction to Technical Writing ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Shannon Samson | Campus: Lubbock TTU
042
Lecture
TR
8:00am-9:20am
H56
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 2383: Bible as Literature ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: David Roach | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H59
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGL 4311: Studies in Poetry
Instructor: Elissa Zellinger | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MW
11:00am-12:20pm
H28
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGR 1320: Bio-Inspired Design for Engineers
Instructor: Cristina Rios Blanco | Campus: Lubbock TTU
007
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H29
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGR 1320: Bio-Inspired Design for Engineers ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Cristina Rios Blanco | Campus: Lubbock TTU
010
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H29
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ENGR 1320: Bio-Inspired Design for Engineers
Instructor: Cristina Rios Blanco | Campus: Lubbock TTU
011
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H29
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
HIST 2301: History of the United States Since 1877
Instructor: Julie Willett | Campus: Lubbock TTU
152
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H30
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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ISQS 3344: Introduction to Production and Operations Management
Instructor: Lowell Lay | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MW
8:00am-9:20am
H31
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ISQS 3344: Introduction to Production and Operations Management
Instructor: Lowell Lay | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MW
9:30am-10:50am
H31
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ISQS 3344: Introduction to Production and Operations Management
Instructor: Lowell Lay | Campus: Lubbock TTU
005
Lecture
MW
2:00pm-3:20pm
H31
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ISQS 3344: Introduction to Production and Operations Management
Instructor: Lowell Lay | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H31
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 1301: Introduction to Kinesiology
Instructor: Vicky McKenzie | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
8:00am-8:50am
H32
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 1301: Introduction to Kinesiology
Instructor: Vicky McKenzie | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H32
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 3346: Anatomical Kinesiology
Instructor: Aaron Arreola | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H33
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 3346: Anatomical Kinesiology
Instructor: Aaron Arreola | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H33
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 4306: Exercise Testing Prescription
Instructor: Audra Day | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MW
11:00am-11:50am
H34
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 4306: Exercise Testing Prescription
Instructor: Audra Day | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MW
12:00pm-12:50pm
H34
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
KIN 4306: Exercise Testing Prescription
Instructor: Audra Day | Campus: Lubbock TTU
003
Lecture
MW
2:00pm-2:50pm
H34
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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MATH 4000: Mathematical Methods in AI ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Lourdes Juan | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Ind. Study
N/A
N/A
H55
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MCOM 2310: Business and Professional Communication ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Corey Ann Clem | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
M
10:00-10:50am
H57
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
FULFILLS THE ORAL COMMUNICATION CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
MUSI 1300: Creating the Critical Listener
Instructor: Sarai Brinker | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50pm
H35
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NOTE: Please contact Dr. Sarai Brinker ([email protected]) letting her know you are an Honors student interested in enrolling in MUSI
1300-001 for the HE+ opportunity. The instructor will then issue you a permit to enroll.
FULFILLS 3 HOURS OF THE CREATIVE ARTS CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT and
FULFILLS THE MULTICULTURAL CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
MUTH 2303: Intermediate Music Theory I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
8:00am-8:50am
H36
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUTH 2303: Intermediate Music Theory I
Instructor: -- | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H36
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUTH 2303: Intermediate Music Theory I
Instructor: Jeannie Barrick | Campus: Lubbock TTU
003
Lecture
MWF
9:00am-9:50am
H36
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
MUTH 2303: Intermediate Music Theory I
Instructor: Jeannie Barrick | Campus: Lubbock TTU
004
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H36
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 1410: Science of Nutrition
Instructor: Shannon Galyean | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H37
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
FULFILLS 4 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
Updated 08.22.2024 | 31
NS 2380: Cultural Aspects of Food
Instructor: Karen Simnacher | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
8:00am-9:20am
H38
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 2380: Cultural Aspects of Food
Instructor: Karen Simnacher | Campus: Asynchronous (Online No Meeting Day/Time)
D01
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H38
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 3310: Introduction to Medical Nutrition Therapy
Instructor: Raul Palacios | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H39
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 3340: Nutrition in the Lifecycle
Instructor: Holli Booe | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H40
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 3340: Nutrition in the Lifecycle
Instructor: Holli Booe | Campus: Asynchronous (Online No Meeting Day/Time)
D01
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H40
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 4340: Medical Nutritional Therapy I
Instructor: Allison Kerin | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H41
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 4341: Medical Nutritional Therapy II
Instructor: Shelley Fillipp | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MW
9:30am-10:50am
H42
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 4350: Emerging Issues in Nutrition
Instructor: Meghan Gandy | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H43
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
NS 4350: Emerging Issues in Nutrition
Instructor: Meghan Gandy | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H43
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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PHIL 3322: Biomedical Ethics ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Justis Koon | Campus: Lubbock TTU
003
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
H54
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 3322: Biomedical Ethics ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Justis Koon | Campus: Lubbock TTU
004
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H54
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 3325: Environmental Ethics
Instructor: Doug Westfall | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MWF
10:00am-10:50am
H44
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 3325: Environmental Ethics
Instructor: Doug Westfall | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H44
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PHIL 3325: Environmental Ethics
Instructor: Doug Westfall | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D02
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H44
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PSS 1411: Principles of Horticulture
Instructor: Vikam Baliga | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H45
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PSS 1411: Principles of Horticulture
Instructor: Alicia Thomas | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MW
11:00am-12:20pm
H46
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PSS 1411: Principles of Horticulture
Instructor: Vikam Baliga | Campus: Lubbock TTU
003
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50pm
H45
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
PSS 1411: Principles of Horticulture ***HE+ newly added***
Instructor: Alicia Thomas | Campus: Lubbock TTU
D01
Lecture
N/A
N/A
H46
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
FULFILLS 4 HOURS OF THE LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENT
Updated 08.22.2024 | 33
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
004
Lecture
TR
8:00am-9:20am
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
005
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H49
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Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
006
Lecture
TR
11:00am-12:20pm
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
007
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
010
Lecture
TR
9:30am-10:50am
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
013
Lecture
TR
2:00pm-3:20pm
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
015
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D02
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 1507: Comprehensive Spanish Review – First Year
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D03
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H49
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
MW
8:00am-8:50am
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MW
9:00am-9:50am
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
003
Lecture
MW
10:00am-10:50am
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
005
Lecture
MW
11:00am-11:50am
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
006
Lecture
MW
1:00pm-1:50pm
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
007
Lecture
MW
2:00pm-2:50pm
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
013
Lecture
MW
12:00pm-12:50pm
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D02
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2301: A Second Course in Spanish I
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D03
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H50
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
MW
11:00am-11:50am
H51
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
003
Lecture
MW
12:00pm-12:50pm
H51
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
004
Lecture
MW
2:00pm-2:50pm
H51
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Lubbock TTU
005
Lecture
MW
9:00am-9:50am
H51
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D01
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H51
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPAN 2302: A Second Course in Spanish II
Instructor: Katherine Brooke | Campus: Distance Electronic TTU
D02
Lecture
n/a
n/a
H51
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
SPMT 3373: Sport Communication
Instructor: Julie Mata | Campus: Lubbock TTU
002
Lecture
TR
12:30pm-1:50pm
H52
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
ZOOL 2404: Anatomy and Physiology II
Instructor: Morri Hartgraves | Campus: Lubbock TTU
001
Lecture
TR
3:30pm-4:50pm
H53
Section No.
Class Type
Days
Time
HONS 0001 section
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