Course Descriptions

Courses certified as satisfying General Education Requirements are identified in the course title with a two letter category abbreviation. General Education categories are listed below.

Writing and Communication (WC) Humanities and Fine Arts (HF) Natural Science (LL, LC & LB, NL)

Behavioral and Social Science (SB) Quantitative Reasoning (QR) Individual and Global Citizenship (CZ)

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Philosophy
	• PHIL 3520 - Medieval Philosophy
	• PHIL 3530 - Modern European Philosophy
	• PHIL 3999r - Group Studies
	• PHIL 4300 - Nietzsche, Marx, and Freud
	• PHIL 4500 - Phenomenology, Postmodernism, and Postcolonialism
	• PHIL 4830 - Feminist Theory
	• PHIL 4840 - Values and the Environment
	• PHIL 4910r - Studies in Philosophy
	• PHIL 4920R - Topics in World Philosophy
	• PHIL 4930 - Topics in Philosophy of Law
	• PHIL 4940 - Topics in the Philosophy of Health, Illness, and Medicine
	• PHIL 4994r - Senior Thesis in Philosophy
	• PHIL 4995r - Departmental Thesis
	• PHIL 4997r - Research
	• PHIL 4998r - Individual Studies
	• PHIL 4999r - Group Studies
Physical Therapy Please refer to the UTC Graduate Catalog for a listing of the professional level courses offered in the Physical Therapy curriculum.
	• PHYT 3020 - Medical Terminology for Health Professionals
	• PHYT 3050 - Ethics for Health Care Professionals (HF)
Physics
	• PHYS 1030 - General Physics - Mechanics and Heat (LC)
	• PHYS 1030L - General Physics Laboratory - Mechanics and Heat (LB)
	• PHYS 1040 - General Physics - Electromagnetism and Optics (LC)
	• PHYS 1040L - General Physics Laboratory - Electromagnetism and Optics (LB)
	• PHYS 1250 - The First Year Experience in Physics
	• PHYS 1999r - Special Projects
	• PHYS 2300 - Principles of Physics - Mechanics and Heat (LC)
	• PHYS 2300L - Principles of Physics Laboratory-Mechanics and Heat (LB)
	• PHYS 2310 - Principles of Physics - Electricity and Magnetism (LC)
	• PHYS 2310L - Principles of Physics Laboratory - Electricity and Magnetism (LB)
	• PHYS 2320 - Principles of Physics - Optics and Modern Physics
	• PHYS 2320L - Principles of Physics Laboratory - Optics and Modern Physics
	• PHYS 2999R - Group Studies
	• PHYS 3030 - Basic Electronics
	• PHYS 3070 - Optics
	• PHYS 3110 - Introduction to Thermal Physics
	• PHYS 3180 - Radiation Physics and Introductory Health Physics
	• PHYS 3410 - Classical Mechanics
	• PHYS 3420 - Electricity and Magnetism
	• PHYS 3900R - Internship Experience
	• PHYS 3980 - Methods of Experimental Physics I
	• PHYS 3990 - Methods of Experimental Physics II
	• PHYS 3999r - Group Studies
	• PHYS 4000r - Physics Seminar
	• PHYS 4110 - Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
	• PHYS 4120 - Nuclear Physics
	• PHYS 4140r - Advanced Modern Physics
	• PHYS 4250 - Computer-Based Materials Development in Science
	• PHYS 4300 - Physics of Living Systems
	• PHYS 4300L - Physics of Living Systems Laboratory
	• PHYS 4995R - Departmental Thesis
	• PHYS 4997R - Research
	• PHYS 4998R - Individual Studies
	• PHYS 4999R - Group Studies
Political Science and Public Service
	• PSPS 1000 - Introduction to PSPS
	• PSPS 1010 - American Politics (CZ or SB)
	• PSPS 1020 - World Politics (CZ or SB)
	• PSPS 1030 - Controversies in Public Policy (SB)
	• PSPS 1040 - Global Culture and Politics (CZ)
	• PSPS 1250 - The First Year Experience in Political Science
	• PSPS 1905R - Readings in Political Science
	• PSPS 1930R - Mock Trial Competition
	• PSPS 1999r - Special Projects
	• PSPS 2030 - Statistics for Decision Makers
	• PSPS 2051 - American Political Thought
	• PSPS 2210 - State and Local Government
	• PSPS 2220 - The Presidency
	• PSPS 2230 - Congress
	• PSPS 2300 - Introduction to Judicial Process
	• PSPS 2310 - Justice and the American Trial Process
	• PSPS 2450 - Public Policy Theory
	• PSPS 2500 - Introduction to Public Administration
	• PSPS 2600 - Introduction to Nonprofit Sector
	• PSPS 2700 - Comparative Government (CZ or SB)
	• PSPS 2800 - International Relations
	• PSPS 2820 - Political Sociology
	• PSPS 2999R - Group Studies
	• PSPS 3000 - Research Methods
	• PSPS 3010 - Career Development
	• PSPS 3052 - Political Philosophy I
	• PSPS 3053 - Political Philosophy II
	• PSPS 3054 - Contemporary Political Ideas
	• PSPS 3055 - Philosophy of Law
	• PSPS 3110 - Media and Politics
	• PSPS 3120 - Political Parties and Primary Elections
	• PSPS 3210 - War and American Politics
	• PSPS 3220 - American Political Development
	• PSPS 3230 - Gender in Politics
	• PSPS 3240 - Urban Politics
	• PSPS 3310 - American Constitutional Law
	• PSPS 3320 - Civil Liberties
	• PSPS 3330r - Topics of Law, Justice, and Politics
	• PSPS 3400r - Special Topics in Public Policy
	• PSPS 3420 - American Public Policy
	• PSPS 3430 - Urban Public Policy
	• PSPS 3520 - Leadership and Management in the Public Sector
	• PSPS 3610 - Nonprofit Development
	• PSPS 3620 - Public Service Law and Ethics
	• PSPS 3630 - Volunteer Management
	• PSPS 3700r - Special Topics in Area Studies
	• PSPS 3710 - Comparative Public Policy
	• PSPS 3810 - American Foreign Policy

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