Because not all courses are offered each quarter-and some only in alternate years-students are encouraged to consult their advisors for the specific courses that will be offered during the succeeding quarter. The following courses have been approved as elective courses by the Advisory Committee:
Elective Courses
Anthropology
15ANTH201 Introduction to Archaeology
15ANTH303/703 Southwest Prehistory
15ANTH309/709 Ohio Valley Prehistory
15ANTH422/722 The Archaeological Record and Its Interpretation
15ANTH423/723 Principles of Archaeological Analysis
15ANTH555 Spatial Archaeology
15ANTH643 Special Topics in Anthropology
15ANTH696 Archaeological Theory
15ANTH697 Archaeological Field Methods
Architecture
23SAID229 History of Modern Architecture
23ARCH321 Adaptive Re-Use Studio
23ARCH322 Restoration Studio
23SAID327 American Architecture I
23SAID328 American Architecture I
23SAID427 Architecture of Cincinnati
23ARCH434 Professional Role Seminar: Real Estate
Art History
23ARTH573 The Bauhaus and Its Influence
23ARTH574 Art Nouveau
23ARTH575 The Arts and Crafts Movement
23ARTH588 Contemporary Art and Theory
Classics
15CLAS221/521 Art and Archaeology of the Ancient World I
15CLAS222/522 Art and Archaeology of the Ancient World II
15CLAS223/523 Art and Archaeology of the Ancient World III
Geography
15GEOG203 Geography of Cincinnati
15GEOG322 Cities and Globalization
15GEOG323 Urban Geography
15GEOG521 Urban Development
15GEOG522 Urban Problems
15GEOG523 Niehoff Studio
15GEOG524 Niehoff Studio
15GEOG525 Niehoff Studio
15GEOG571 Approaches to Past Landscapes
15GEOG573 The Urban Habitat
15GEOG580 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
15GEOG582 GIS: Urban-Economic Applications
15GEOG589 Urban Geography: Inner City
15GEOG693 Advanced GIS
15GEOG771 Seminar in Urban Geography
History
15HIST415 History of Cincinnati
15HIST507 American Ideas to 1820
15HIST508 American Ideas: The Nineteenth Century
15HIST509 American Ideas: The Twentieth Century
15HIST525 Space, Place, and Things: The Material Culture of American History
15HIST611 Cities in America, 1625-1900
15HIST616 Twentieth-Century American Cities
15HIST614 Environmental History of North America to 1900
15HIST615 Twentieth-Century Environmental History of North America
15HIST610 Public History Practicum
15HIST764 Introduction to Public History
Interior Design
23INTD327 History of Interior Design I
23INTD328 History of Interior Design II
23INTD342 Interior Design Content Studio
23INTD442 Interior Design Content Studio
College of Applied Sciences
32CM107 Construction Materials
32CM572 Construction Documents and Quality Control
Planning
23PLAN254 / 580 Introduction to GIS (Undergraduate)
23PLAN605 Workshop in Urban Design, including the Niehoff Studio
23PLAN608 Seminar in Urban Design
23PLAN622 Historic Preservation Planning
23PLAN630 Housing Systems
23PLAN553 Planning Law (Undergraduate)
23PLAN661 History of Urban Form
23PLAN662 History of Urban Spatial Environment
23PLAN780 GIS Planning Applications (Graduate)
23PLAN781 GIS Planning Applications
23PLAN782 GIS Project Management and Formulation
23PLAN605 Workshop in Urban Design
23PLAN711 Planning Law (Graduate)
23PLAN716 Structure and Dynamics of Human Settlements
Political Science
15POL 526 Public Administration
15POL 531 Government and Public Policy
Real Estate
22RE391 Principles of Real Estate
Sociology
15SOC 345 Urban Society
15SOC 509 Human Ecology
