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CORE CURRICULUM - TACOMA
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T CORE COURSES ARE FOR FRESHMEN ONLY. 

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Restr   SLN  ID Cred    Meeting Times     Bldg/Rm       Instructor                 Status Enrl/Lim   Grades  Fee Other
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T CORE   101  INTRO ACADEM WRIT(C)Prerequisites
FOR STUDENTS REQUIRING COMPOSITION ONLY. PREREQUISITE: COMPLETION OF TACOMA WRITING SELECTION SURVEY. FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TO WWW.TACOMA.UW.EDU/SIAS/WRITING-SELECTION. 
Restr   B  5       MW     1100-1220  PNK  104      Martens,Jacob L            Closed   20/  20                B     
                        THIS CLASS MEETS IN PERSON ON                               
                        MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS FROM 11:00-                          
                        12:20 AND MEETS ASYNCHRONOUSLY                              
                        ONLINE ON FRIDAYS.                                          
                        TITLE: WRITING FROM THE PLAYLIST                            
                        DESCRIPTION: EXPLORE HOW MUSIC                              
                        CONVERSES WITH YOUR LITERACY                                
                        NARRATIVE AND EXPANDS YOUR                                  
                        UNDERSTANDING OF RHETORIC, RESEARCH                         
                        AND ACADEMIC WRITING.                                       
Restr   D  5       MW     800-920    JOY  104      MANNING,CORINNE A          Open     11/  20                B     
                        TITLE: INTERSECTIONAL                                       
                        REPRESENTATION IN POPULAR CULTURE                           
                        DESCRIPTION: IN THIS COURSE, YOU                            
                        WILL DEVELOP ANALYTICAL WRITING                             
                        THAT BRINGS TOGETHER CRITICAL                               
                        THINKING AND WRITING SKILLS. YOU                            
                        WILL BROADLY LEARN ABOUT POWER AND                          
                        OPPRESSION AS SOCIETAL TOOLS IN                             
                        AMERICA THROUGH THE LENS OF                                 
                        INTERSECTIONAL BIPOC, QUEER, AND                            
                        DISABILITY FEMINISMS AND THE WAY                            
                        THEY SHOW UP IN POPULAR CULTURE. IN                         
                        ADDITION TO LEARNING STEP BY STEP                           
                        CRITICAL THINKING AND RESEARCH, YOU                         
                        WILL CONSIDER AND PRACTICE WHAT IT                          
                        MEANS TO WRITE FOR AN AUDIENCE. THE                         
                        COURSE MEETS IN PERSON ON MONDAY                            
                        AND WEDNESDAY AND ASYNCHRONOUSLY                            
                        ONLINE ON FRIDAY.                                           
Restr   F  5       MW     130-330    JOY  110      Lewis,Daniel               Closed   20/  20                      
                        TITLE: DISCOVERING WHAT'S IMPORTANT                         
                        TO YOU                                                      
                        DESCRIPTION: THIS COURSE IS ABOUT                           
                        FINDING TOPICS AND ISSUES THAT                              
                        MATTER TO YOU. THIS COURSE WILL                             
                        ALLOW YOU TO WRITE, RESEARCH, AND                           
                        TELL US ABOUT TOPICS YOU THINK ARE                          
                        IMPORTANT AND/OR INTERESTING. WE                            
                        WILL CHOOSE AN IMPORTANT AND                                
                        INTERESTING TOPIC FROM 4                                    
                        CATEGORIES: POPULAR CULTURE,                                
                        SCIENCE/ENVIRONMENT, POLITICS, AND                          
                        HISTORY. WE WILL DISCUSS RESEARCH                           
                        METHODS OF EVALUATING SOURCES,                              
                        UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT VIEWPOINTS,                         
                        ORGANIZING WRITING ASSIGNMENTS, AND                         
                        OTHER TOPICS.

T CORE   102  INTRO TO SCIENCE(NSc)
Restr   B  5       MW     130-330    WCG  110      Gawel,Jim                  Closed   25/  25                      
                        TITLE: HOW POLLUTION IMPACTS YOU                            
                        AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT                                     
                        DESCRIPTION: THE CURRENT FEDERAL                            
                        ADMINISTRATION IS REMOVING                                  
                        REFERENCES TO "POLLUTION" AND                               
                        DECREASING PROTECTIONS FOR                                  
                        VULNERABLE POPULATIONS. IT IS                               
                        IMPORTANT FOR EVERYONE TO KNOW WHAT                         
                        POLLUTION IS, WHERE IT COMES FROM,                          
                        HOW YOU ARE EXPOSED TO IT, AND HOW                          
                        IT AFFECTS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND                          
                        YOUR COMMUNITY. IN THIS COURSE WE                           
                        WILL APPLY A COMBINATION OF SCIENCE                         
                        AND SOCIAL SCIENCE APPROACHES TO                            
                        ANALYZE POLLUTION SOURCES, HUMAN                            
                        EXPOSURE, AND WAYS TO ADDRESS THE                           
                        PROBLEM. THIS COURSE WILL BE VERY                           
                        "HANDS ON" AND WILL REQUIRE YOUR                            
                        PARTICIPATION TO BE SUCCESSFUL. WE                          
                        WILL INCORPORATE DATA COLLECTION                            
                        AND CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF PUBLISHED                          
                        LITERATURE TO UNDERSTAND HOW TO                             
                        EFFECTIVELY ADDRESS POLLUTION                               
                        ISSUES. ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE                                 
                        "AUTHENTIC" AND PROJECT BASED AND                           
                        WILL REQUIRE WORKING EFFECTIVELY IN                         
                        GROUPS. AUTHENTIC AS I AM USING THE                         
                        THE TERM, MEANS THAT THESE ARE                              
                        ARE ASSIGNMENTS MEANT TO COLLECT                            
                        REAL DATA WITH WHICH TO MAKE                                
                        MEANINGFUL DECISIONS TO DECREASE                            
                        HEALTH RISHS AND EFFECT CHANGE.                             
                        NO BUSY WORK HERE!                                          
Restr   F  5       TTh    1010-1210  JOY  207      Lee,Seung-Jin              Closed   25/  25                      
                        COURSE TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO                               
                        ENGINEERING                                                 
                        DESCRIPTION: THIS COURSE WILL                               
                        INTRODUCE THE BASICS OF ENGINEERING                         
                        THROUGH AN EXPLORATION OF COFFEE.                           
                        WE WILL FOCUS ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF                         
                        COFFEE FROM AN ENGINEERING                                  
                        PERSPECTIVE INCLUDING COFFEE                                
                        PRODUCTION, BREWING, COFFEE                                 
                        ECONOMICS, ENVIRONMENTAL                                    
                        SUSTAINABILITY, SOCIAL                                      
                        RESPONSIBILITY, REVERSE ENGINEERING                         
                        OF A COFFEE BREWER, COFFEE                                  
                        CHEMISTRY AND MORE.

T CORE   103  INTRO SOC SCI(SSc)
Restr   B  5       TTh    1010-1210  GWP  101                                 Open     12/  25                      
                        COURSE TITLE AND DESCRIPTION TBD

T CORE   104  INTRO TO HUMANITIES (A&H)
Restr   B  5       T      1010-1210  CP   007      Bandes B. Weingarden,Maria Open     12/  25                B     
                        TITLE: THEATER FOR SOCIAL CHANGE                            
                        DESCRIPTION: THIS COURSE WILL                               
                        EXPLORE THE AESTHETIC PRINCIPLES OF                         
                        THEATER TO PROVIDE A FOUNDATION FOR                         
                        ATTENDING, ENJOYING, ANALYZING, AND                         
                        PARTICIPATING IN THE LIVE                                   
                        THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE. FOCUS IS                             
                        PLACED ON THE SPECIFIC ROLES OF THE                         
                        PLAYWRIGHT, DIRECTOR, ACTOR,                                
                        DESIGNERS, AND AUDIENCE; AND                                
                        CRITICAL SKILLS AND VOCABULARY TO                           
                        BETTER APPRECIATE THEATER. THE                              
                        SECOND HALF OF THE COURSE WILL                              
                        EXPLORE THE ROLE OF THEATER IN                              
                        SOCIETY WITH A CONCENTRATION IN                             
                        THEATER FOR SOCIAL CHANGE. STUDENTS                         
                        WILL BOTH DISCUSS THE PRINCIPLES OF                         
                        THIS COURSE AS WELL AS PARTICIPATE                          
                        IN EXERCISES WHERE THEY PUT THESE                           
                        PRINCIPLES INTO ACTION. THIS COURSE                         
                        WILL BE OFFERED WITH A MIX OF IN-                           
                        PERSON/ONLINE INSTRUCTION MEETING                           
                        TUESDAYS IN PERSON AND                                      
                        ASYNCHRONOUSLY ONLINE ON THURSDAYS.                         
Restr   D  5       MTTh   900-100    *    *        Adams - Free Man of Color,           0/  20                      
                        OPEN TO SUMMER BRIDGE STUDENTS ONLY                         
                        FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT                                
                        DEIRDRE RAYNOR AT DRAYNOR@UW.EDU.