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Spring Quarter 2023 Time Schedule

CORE CURRICULUM - TACOMA
(UW TACOMA )

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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
Restr  20429 B  5       TTh    1010-1210  CP   334A     Kula,Michael               Open     12/  20                      
                        TITLE: FROM LOVE NOTES TO BAKING                            
BROWNIES - IT'S ALL ABOUT WRITING.
DESCRIPTION: STUDENTS WILL EXPLORE
ASPECTS OF POWER, MOTIVE, AND
AUDIENCE AS THEY WRITE, WRITE SOME
MORE, AND WRITE SOME MORE.
Restr  20431 D  5       T      130-330    CP   325      Disrud,Rebecca A.          Open     12/  20                B     
                        THEME-HOW IS THE INTERNET AFFECTING                         
FRIENDSHIPS? HYBRID COURSE WITH
TUESDAYS IN PERSON AND THURSDAYS
ONLINE/ASYNCHRONOUS

T CORE   122  INTRO TO SCIENCE(NSc)
Restr  20432 B  5       MW     130-330    BHS  103      Selkin,Peter A             Open     20/  25                      
                        TITLE: DISASTERS.                                           
DESCRIPTION: INTRODUCES NATURAL
HAZARDS, RISK, AND RESILIENCE FROM
A NATURAL SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE, AND
EXPLORES HOW SOCIAL SCIENCE,
HISTORY, POLICY, AND OTHER
PERSPECTIVES SHAPE WHAT WE
CONSIDER A DISASTER. YOU WILL
EXPLORE THE PROCESS OF SCIENCE, AS
WELL AS SCIENTIFIC HABITS OF MIND
INCLUDING STATISTICAL THINKING,
DATA ANALYSIS, AND MODEL BUILDING,
AS APPLIED TO HISTORICAL, CURRENT,
AND FUTURE DISASTERS IN THE WORLD
AROUND YOU. CASE STUDIES INCLUDE
LANDSLIDES, EARTHQUAKES,
VOLCANOES,CLIMATE CHANGE, AND
DISEASE.
OFFERED VIA REMOTE SYNCHRONOUS
LEARNING.
Restr  20433 D  5       MWF    1100-1220  BHS  103      An,Yajun                   Open     14/  25                      
                        TITLE: CRAFTING MATHEMATICS.                                
DESCRIPTION: CAN YOU COLOR A MAP WI
ONLY THREE COLORS? CAN A SHEET OF
PAPER HAVE ONLY ONE SIDE? WHAT IS A
FRACTAL? IN THIS COURSE, WE EXPLORE
THESE MATHEMATICAL IDEAS AND MORE V
ARTS AND CRAFTING SUCH AS POP UP,
ORIGAMI, COLORING, MUSIC COMPOSITIO
3D PRINTING, AND NEEDLE WORKS
(KNITTING AND/OR CROCHETING).

T CORE   123  INTRO TO SOCIAL SCI (SSc)
Restr  21392 B  5       TTh    1010-1210  WG   210      Hoffman,Lisa               Open     20/  25                      
                        TITLE: CITIES IN THE WORLD.                                 
DESCRIPTION: DO YOU LOVE THE CITY?
ARE YOU DRAWN TO THE CROWDS, CULTUR
OFFERINGS, AND DIVERSITY OF URBAN
PLACES? DID YOU KNOW THAT AS OF 20
OVER 50 PERCENT OF THE WORLDS
POPULATION IS LIVINING IN CITIES?
THIS COURSE EXPLORES OUR URBAN WORL
ACROSS THE GLOBE THROUGH CRITICAL
ISSUES OF MIGRATION, PLANNING,
HOUSING, ENVIRONMENT, AND HEALTH.
STUDENTS WILL BE INTRODUCED TO CASE
STUDIES FROM ASIA, LATIN AMERICA,
AFRICA AND THE US. THROUGH THE
PRACTICE OF COLLABORATIVE
INTERNATIONAL ONLINE LEARNING,
STUDENTS WILL WORK WITH INTERNATION
COLLEAGUES TO UNDERSTAND THE
DISTINCTIVENESS AND COMPARABILITY O
OUR GLOBAL CITIES.

T CORE   124  INTRO TO HUMANITIES (A&H)
Restr  20436 A  5       T      130-330    WCG  103      Sharkey,Emmett             Open      6/  25                B     
                        Th     130-330    *    *        
                        THIS IS A HYBRID COURSE MEETING IN                          
PERSON ON TUEDSAYS AND ONLINE
SYNCHRONOUSLY ON THURSDAYS AT THE
SCHEDULED TIME. WCG 103 IS
AVAILABLE FOR STUDENT USE DURING
THIS TIME.
TITLE: FREE SPEECH IN THE ACADEMY.
DESCRIPTION: WE WILL STUDY
THE CONCEPT OF FREE SPEECH, WITH
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ITS CURRENT
STATUS AND PRACTICE ON CAMPUS.
STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO BRING
OPEN MINDS AND OPEN MOUTHS!
Restr  20438 C  5       to be arranged    *    *        Kalikoff,Beth              Closed   25/  25                A     
                        TITLE: HOW WE LEARN.                                        
DESCRIPTION: ALL OF US DRAW ON OUR
INDIVIDUAL LEARNING EXPERIENCES,
PREFERENCES, HABITS, & RESOURCES TO
SUCCEED. TOGETHER WE'LL STUDY OUR O
HABITS, SHARE RESOURCES, & PRACTICE
WRITING ABOUT HISTORY, ART, &
LITERATURE. EXPECT TO USE EVIDENCE-
BASED ACTIVITIES THAT CREATE A
WELCOMING & EFFECTIVE LEARNING
COMMUNITY.
THIS COURSE IS OFFERED ONLINE/
ASYNCHRONOUS LEARNING,
Restr  21496 D  5       TTh    130-330    TPS  301      Forman,Michael             Open     19/  25                      
                        TITLE: LIVING IN THE WORLD: FATE,                           
FREEDOM, AND JUSTICE.
DESCRIPTION: WE ARE THE STORIES WE
TELL OURSELVES AND OTHERS. THIS
TERM WE WILL LOOK AT STORIES THAT
TELL LIMITS ON OUR CHOICES AND
STORIES ABOUT FREEDOM AND ITS
ATTENDANT RESPONSIBITIES TO EXPLORE
THE MEANING OF THESE STORIES FOR
OUR UNDERSTANDING OF JUSTICE.