for more information.9 (SPED): Must be admitted to the Visually Impaired Learner (VIL) program.
11: P/NP option for non-majors only. Classes taken for P/NP will not be counted toward ART or ARH degree.
13: Course meets completely online. Students must check in on D2L the first day of the term.
16: It is highly recommended that this course be taken in sequence.
18: Fulfills requirement for upper division ART elective in the older Drawing/Painting/Printmaking and Sculpture majors.
25: This section is open to non-majors. However, non-majors must meet listed prerequisite standards in order to join 200 or the upper division level courses.
40: Student mentor work sessions at Scott elementary campus: Four sessions total on Fridays 2:30 to 5pm
44 (CI): Fully online class. This course uses a web-based system. For more information about the technology needed and how to access this course online, please go to www.pdx.edu/psuonline.
44 (COUN): Fully online class. This course uses a web-based system. For more information about the technology needed and how to access this course online, please go to www.pdx.edu/psuonline.
44 (ELP): Fully online class. This course uses a web based system. For more information about the technology needed and how to access this course online, please go to www.pdx.edu/psuonline.
44 (LIB): Fully online class. This course uses a web based system. For more information about the technology needed and how to access this course online, please go to www.pdx.edu/psuonline.
44 (SPED): Fully online class. This course uses a web based system. For more information about the technology needed and how to access this course online, please go to www.pdx.edu/psuonline.
45 (COUN): Class led by Doris Dodson with Toni Ferguson as instructor of record for grading only.
45 (LIB): Registration restricted to students admitted into the ReadOregon Online Reading Endorsement.
47 (CI): Registration restricted to GTEP Part-Time Secondary Cohort admitted Summer 2011 (Yank).
47 (SPED): Registration restricted to students who receive permission from the course instructor.
49: Registration restricted to students admitted into the ReadOregon Online Reading Endorsement.
60 (ANTH): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822
60 (CHLA): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822
60 (CR): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822
60 (ENG): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (G): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (GEOG): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (HST): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (INTL): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (MTH): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (PA): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (PHL): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (PS): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (SOC): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (TA): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (UNST): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
60 (WS): This course is administered by Extended Campus not the department - for assistance please contact Andie Karinen at karinena@pdx.edu or 725-4822.
61 (CHLA): This course meets the first four weeks of the term, 4/1-4/27
61 (PA): This course meets the second four weeks of the term, 4/29-5/25
62: This course meets the second four weeks of the term, 4/30-5/25.
71 (PA): This course meets the first eight weeks of the term, 4/1-5/25
71 (SOC): This course meets the first eight weeks of the term, 4/1-5/25
72: "Dickinson, Whitman, and Patti Smith: The Healing Power of Poetry," focuses on the work of three seminal figures of American literature and popular culture. The course provides a thorough introduction to these artists and an exploration of some of their most popular and influential work. Assignments concentrate on the healing power of art in relation to grief, loss, consolation, and hope, and on your experiences and points-of-view as well as those of the poets.
73: This course explores the genre of American "nature" poetry in all its diversity and complexity, taking an historical approach, from its roots in the work of the earliest American poet, Anne Bradstreet, published in 1650, to Mary Oliver, probably the best selling living poet in America today, and Natasha Trethewey, current United States Poet Laureate. In between we'll read essays by Ralph Waldo Emerson, on "Nature" and "The Poet," and look at work by Emily Dickinson, an engaged reader of Emerson, and his contemporary. We'll read a former Oregon Poet Laureate, William Stafford, as well as early Beat poet and environmentalist, also with Oregon connections, Gary Snyder. The work of these poets asks us to examine their concern with the "green world" in relation to spirituality and religion, race, region, and sustainability. The backdrop for the course is the crisis of climate change; we'll read the new novel by Barbara Kingsolver and wrestle with issues of art and polemic, examining the possibilities for literature's contributions to consciousness and conscience.
74: Examines how U.S. and Asian societies define the meaning of globalization vis-à-vis themselves and each other using source materials from the humanities.
75: Students will learn how Chinese & Japanese society & history are reflected in art & visual culture. We will focus on four themes: belief systems, politics, nature & gender. We will investigate how arts document history & connections between nations, engage individuals in social values, reinforce systems of thought, and support as well as challenge political authority. You will gain understanding of these societies through examining key examples of painting, sculpture, architecture, ceramics & other arts in relation to their cultural context. As well as traditional roots, we will look at the modern dialogue between American and Asian art and Asian and American literature.
81: Sign up for the mandatory CS 162 lab labeled days/times TBA. All work is done on D2L.
83: Sign up for the mandatory CS 163 lab labeled days/times TBA. All work is done on D2L.
85: Sign up for the mandatory CS 202 lab labeled days/times TBA. All work is done on D2L.
97 (CI): This is a self-support course. Tuition and fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. Please be aware that self-support course credits are not eligible for the student health fee / basic insurance or extended insurance.
97 (COUN): This is a self-support course. Tuition and fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. Please be aware that self-support course credits are not eligible for the student health fee / basic insurance or extended insurance.
97 (ELP): This is a self-support course. Tuition and fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. Please be aware that self-support course credits are not eligible for the student health fee / basic insurance or extended insurance.
97 (LIB): This is a self-support course. Tuition and fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. Please be aware that self-support course credits are not eligible for the student health fee / basic insurance or extended insurance.
97 (SPED): This is a self-support course. Tuition and fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. Please be aware that self-support course credits are not eligible for the student health fee / basic insurance or extended insurance.
98 (0000): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (ANTH): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (ART): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (BA): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instructions for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create an account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term. Additional fees are charged for online courses.
98 (CCJ): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (CFS): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (CHLA): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (CI): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (COMM): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (CR): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (CS): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (CSE): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (EC): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (ELP): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (ENG): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (G): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (GEOG): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (HST): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (INTL): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (MTH): This course is partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (MUS): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (PA): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (PHL): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (PS): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (PSY): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (SOC): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (SPED): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (SPHR): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (SYSE): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (TA): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (UNST): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
98 (WS): This course is fully or partially online and requires you to have an ODIN account. To create an ODIN account and get instruction for its activation, go to http://www.account.pdx.edu. You must be enrolled in the class before you can create your account. You should be able to access the course online no later than the first day of the term.
99 (ANTH): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services
99 (CHLA): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (CR): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (CSE): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (ENG): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (G): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (GEOG): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (HST): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (INTL): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (MTH): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (PA): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (PHL): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (PS): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services
99 (SOC): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (SYSE): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (TA): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (UNST): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
99 (WS): This is a self-support class. Tuition & Fees for self-support courses are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses and these credits do not apply for the purpose of health insurance eligibility. The cost for this course is indicated in the Fee column. For more details, please see the Tuition & Fees section. Students enrolled in self-support courses are charged the $41 per term Student Recreation Center fee and will have full access to the Recreation Center and related services.
= off campus
= community-based learning
= televised distance education
= partially online courses
= evening courses (4pm or later)