Course Information on the Web

The following University of Kentucky classes, departments and colleges have provided or are currently providing various resources (e.g., course descriptions, class notes, lectures, syllabi) on the WWW. At present, this material supplements other instructional materials and interaction in the classroom. Please note: course descriptions listed here are not necessarily the official course descriptions as printed in the University Bulletin or as maintained in the University's official course files.

If you would like to have your class listed, please send the information to Rob Aken at robaken@uky.edu.

Accountancy

• ACC 301: Intermediate Accounting I. (Ramsey)
• ACC 324: Accounting Information Systems
• ACC 403: Auditing
• ACC 603: The Attest Function

African American Studies & Research Program

• Semester Course Offerings
• Curriculum

Agriculture

• Agripedia Class Menu
This site contains many classes from the College of Agriculture.

Additional Agriculture Classes

• AEC/NRC 381: Natural Resource Policy Analysis
• Agricultural Biotechnology
• Agricultural Economics Courses with Websites
• AGR 510: Forage Management and Utilization (Collins/Dougherty).
• Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Course Descriptions
• ENT 310: Insect Pests of Field Crops (Townsend). Fall 2005.
• ENT 530: Integrated Pest Management
• Equine Course
• Food Science Courses
• Horticulture Class Information
• Plant & Soil Sciences
• PLS 510: Forage Management and Utilization (Collins/Dougherty).
• PLS 671: Soil Chemistry
• Soil Science Courses

Animal & Food Sciences

• Classes
• Course Descriptions

Appalachian Studies

• Courses

Art

• A-H 322: Byzantine Art and Civilization. Spring 2001.
• A-H 323: Western Medieval Art. Fall 2000.
• A-H 340: 18th Century Art -- Art and Enlightment. Fall 2005.
• A-H 340: 19th Century Art -- Group Logic. Spring 2006.
• A-H 340: 19th Century European Art World -- Art in the Age of Art History. Spring 2005.
• A-H 527/627: Art and Kitsch. Fall 2006.
• A-H 555: Methods in Art History. Fall 2006

Arabic & Islamic Studies

• Course Descriptions
• Current Offerings [pdf]

Astronomy

• Courses on the Web

Behavioral Science (College of Medicine)

• Courses on the Web

Biological Sciences

• Undergraduate Courses

Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering

• AE 343: Fluid Mechanics of Biosystems. Spring 2002.
• AEN 302: Analytical and Numerical Methods in Biosystems Engineering
• AEN 536: Fluvial Hydraulics. Fall 2001.
• BAE 305: DC Circuits and Microelectronics. Spring 2003.
• BAE 438G/CE460: Fundamentals of Groundwater Hydrology
• Topics
• BAE 549: Bioprocessing Overview and Tutorial
• BAE/ME 580: Heating, Ventilating and Air-Conditioning
• BAE 658: Instrumentation for Engineering Research. Spring 2002.

Blackboard

• Courses [requires logon]

Chemistry

• Chemistry Courses

Chinese Studies

• Course Descriptions
• Current Courses

Classics

• Course Descriptions
• Spring 2007 Course Offerings [pdf]


• CLA 210: The Art of Ancient Greece & Rome.
• CLA 131-301: Medical Terminology. Winter Intersession, 2006-2007.

Communication

• Courses

Computer Science

• Courses

Decision Science & Information Systems

• DIS 300: Quantitative Analysis in Operations Management [Lee-Post]
• DIS 300: Quantitative Analysis in Operations Management [Liu]
• DIS 320: Management Information Systems.
• DIS 350: Quantitative Analysis in Management
• DIS 390: Systems Analysis and Design
• DIS 611: Management of Computer Integrated Manufacturing
• DIS 620: MIS in Decision Making
• DIS 622: Business Data Systems Analysis and Design.
• DIS 651: Quantitative Analysis in Business
• MBA 626: E-Commerce -- MBA Advanced Disciplinary Bundle

Dentistry

• Web-Based Courses

Distance Learning

• Online Courses
• TeleCourses & Multimedia Courses

Earth and Environmental Sciences

• Courses

Economics

• Graduate Course List


• Economics 201: Principles of Microeconomics
• Economics 401: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
• Economics 410: Current Issues in Economics -- Economics of Health
• Economics 450G: Economics of Poverty and Welfare Programs
• Economics 461: Market Sructure and Antitrust Policy
• Economics 471: International Economics. Spring 2000.
• Economics 477: Labor Economics
• Economics 479: Publice Ecomics
• Economics 499: Games and Economic Behavior
• Economics 499: Economics of Poverty
• Economics 590: Fundamentals of Quantitative Economic Analysis I.
• Economics 603: Research Methods and Procedures in Economics
• Economics 610: Managerial Economics. Fall 2005.
• Economics 653: Health Economics. Spring 2001.
• Economics 654: Benefit-Cost Analysis
• Economics 703: Introduction to Econometrics I
• Economics 707: Research Seminar in Econometrics -- Econometrics in Theory and Practice.
• Economics 721: Environmental Economics, Regulation and Policy [pdf]
• Economics 724: Seminar in Environmental Economics [pdf]
• Economics 731: Graduate Labor Economics
• MBA 603/605: Markets -- Structures and Dynamics/Organizational Sructures and Strategies

Education

• Administration & Supervision (EDA)


• Curriculum & Instruction (EDC)
• EDC Course Discussion Lists


• Educational and Counseling Psychology (EDP) Courses
• EDP Course Discussion Lists


• Educational Policy Studies & Evaluation (EPE)


• Kinesiology & Health Promotion (KHP)


• Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling (EDSRC)
• EDSRC Course Discussion Lists

Engineering

• Courses


• AEN 301: Microelectronic Applications in Biosystems Engineering. Spring 2001.
• AEN 302: Analytical and Numerical Methods in Biosystems Engineering
• AEN 438G: Fundamentals of Groundwater Hydrology
• Syllabus
• Course Topics
• AEN 480G: Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning
• AEN 536: Fluvial Hydraulics. Fall 2001


• BAE 305: DC Circuits and Microelectronics. Spring 2003
• BAE 438G/CE460: Fundamentals of Groundwater Hydrology
• Topics
• BAE 549: Bioprocessing Overview and Tutorial
• BAE/ME 580: Heating, Ventilating and Air-Conditioning
• BAE 658: Instrumentation for Engineering Research. Spring 2002.


• Electrical Engineering 101: Electrical Engineering Professions Seminar
• Electrical Engineering 211: Circuits I. Spring 2004.
• Electrical Engineering 221: Circuits II
• Electrical Engineering 221: Circuits II
• Electrical Engineering 307: Circuit Analysis with Applications. (Gedney)
• Electrical Engineering 307: Circuit Analysis with Applications. (Zhang)
• Electrical Engineering 416: Energy Conversion Laboratory
• Electrical Engineering 422: Control System Design. Fall 2001.
• Electrical Engineering 422G: Signals and Systems II. Fall 2004.
• Electrical Engineering 461: Introduction to Electronics. Spring 2000.
• Electrical Engineering 462: Electronic Circuits Lab II
• Electrical Engineering 499: GPS and Applications
• Electrical Engineering 499; Engineering Design: Applied to Signal Processing Electronic Design
• Electrical Engineering 499: EE Design: Individual Design Project. 2001.
• Electrical Engineering 517: Advanced Electromechanics
• Electrical Engineering 522: Antenna Design. Spring 2001.
• Electrical Engineering 523: Microwave Circuit Design. Fall 2000.
• Electrical Engineering 562: Analog Electronic Circuits. Fall 2000.
• Electrical Engineering 572: Digital Control of Dynamic Systems. Spring 2006.
• Electrical Engineering 581: Computer Organization and Design II
• Electrical Engineering 582: Hardware Description Languages and Programmable Logic. Fall 2001.
• Electrical Engineering 599: Applied Control. Spring 2001.
• Electrical Engineering 599: Applied Control. Spring 2001.
• Electrical Engineering 603: Power Electronics. Spring 2006.
• Electrical Engineering 606: Manufacturing Systems Engineering: Project/Seminar Course. Fall 2002.
• Electrical Engineering 611: Deterministic Systems. Fall 2006.
• Electrical Engineering 640: Stochastic Systems Information. Spring 2001.
• Electrical Engineering 699: Computational Electromagnetics: The Finite Difference Time Domain Method
• Electrical Engineering 699: Adaptive Control. Spring 2002.


• Engineering Mechanics 302: Mechanics of Deformable Solids. Fall 2001. (.pdf)
• Engineering Mechanics 313: Dynamics. Fall 2001. (.pdf)
• Mechanical Engineering 321: Engineering Thermodynamics
• Mechanical Engineering 325: Elements of Heat Transfer. Fall 2001. (.pdf)
• Mechanical Engineering 340: Introduction to Mechanical Systems. Summer 2001.
• Mechanical Engineering 480: Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning. (Murphy) Spring 2001.
• Mechanical Engineering 480G: Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (Colliver)
• Mechanical Engineering 606: Manufacturing Systems Engineering: Project/Seminar Course. Fall 2002.


• MFS 606: Manufacturing Systems Engineering: Project/Seminar Course. Fall 2002.

English

• English Department Courses

Family Studies

• FAM 252: Introduction to Family Science. Dr. Greg Brock. (Correspondence OnLine)
• FAM 357: Contemporary Adolescence
• FAM 390: Introduction to Research in Family Studies
• FAM 401: Family Processes
• FAM 473: Family Life Education
• FAM 544: Cultural Diversity in American Children and Families
• FAM 554: Working with Parents
• FAM 690: Research Methods in Family Studies

Finance

• Finance 450: Investment Analysis. (B. Jordan) Spring 2003.
• Finance 450: Investment Analysis. (S. Jordan)
• Finance 452: Options and Futures
• Finance 490: Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management Practicum

Food Science

• Courses

French & Italian

• Courses

Geography

• Geography 152: World Regional Geography [pdf] [Brunn]
• Geography 152: Regional Geography of the World [Ulack]
• Geography 160: Lands and People of the Non-Western World
• Geography 222: Cities of the World [pdf]
• Geography 260: Third World Development
• Geography 300: Geographic Research
• Geography 326: Geography of Europe [pdf]
• Geography 329: Geography of the Former Soviet Union [pdf]
• Geography 330: Geography of South Asia
• Geography 332: Geography of Southeast Asia
• Geography 334: Environment, Society, and Economy of Japan
• Geography 365: Mexico: Environment, Politics and Society.
• Geography 491G: Japanese Landscapes [pdf]
• Geography 545: Transportation Geography
• Geography 546: Tourism and Recreation Geography
• Geography 551: Japanese Multinational Corporations [pdf]
• Geography 707: Development of Geographic Thought [pdf]
• Geography 711: Cultural Landscapes [pdf]
• Geography 718: Environmental Management in Development [pdf]
• Geography 718: Environment Management Policies and Local Environmental Movements [pdf]


• Recent Seminars

German Studies

• Courses Page

Health Administration

• Course Descriptions


• Health Administration 653: Health Economics. Spring 2001.
• Health Administration 673: Health Policy Development
• Professor Marton's Courses

History

• History Dept. Course Page

Honors Program

• Colloquia & Courses
• Course Information

Independent Study

• Course Descriptions
• Online Courses

Integrated Strategic Communications

• Courses

Italian & French

• Courses

Japan Studies

• Classes

Journalism

• Courses

Judaic Studies

• Current Course Offerings

Latin American Studies

• LAS 201: Introduction to Latin American Studies. Fall 2002.

Law

• Administrative Law
• International Law (Spring 2002)
• Torts


• Law Exams on Reserve

Library Information Science

• Library & Information Science School Course Pages

Linguistics

• Course Descriptions


• Linguistics 317: Language and Culture
• Linguistics 318: Semantics and Pragmatics

Management

• MGT 422: Wage and Salary Administration. Spring 2004.
• MGT 499: Strategic Management. Fall 2000. (Ferrier)
• MGT 606: Business Simulation
• MGT 610: Global Management. Spring 2005.
• MGT 699: MBA Business Policy and Strategy

Marketing

• MKT 300: Marketing Management
• MKT 340: Marketing Research. Fall 2001.
• MKT 390-003: Internet Marketing
• MKT 390-004: Internet Marketing
• MKT 415: Internet Marketing
• Marketing Theory: Ph.D. Seminar

Mathematics

• Courses

Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics

• Course Offerings

Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce

• Courses

Philosophy

• Courses


• PHI 100: Introduction to Philosophy
• PHI 120: Logic
• Professor Callahan's Courses
• Professor Look's Courses

Physics & Astronomy

• Physics and Astronomy Courses

Political Science

• Fall 2006
• Spring 2007
• Undergraduate Course Descriptions
• Graduate Course Descriptions

Additional Classes

• Political Science 491-001: Millennial Dreams, Millennial Nightmares. 2000/2001.
• Political Science 491-004: The Politics of the North American Auto Industry: The United States and / vs. Canada. Fall 2001.
• Political Science 711/491: Middle Eastern Politics and Diplomacy. Fall 2000.

Psychology

• PSY 313: Personality and Individual Differences
• PSY 427: Cognitive Processes.
• PSY 534: Child Psychopathology
• Professor Bardo's Courses

Public Administration

• Public Administration 623: Decision Analysis
• Public Administration 636: Health Economics. Spring 2001.
• Public Administration 651: The Policy Process
• Public Administration 673: Health Policy Development
• Public Administration 727: Environmental Economics, Regulation and Policy
• Professor Marton's Courses

Russian Studies

• Course Descriptions
• Current Course Offerings

Social Work

• Courses

Southern Regional Education Board Electronic Campus

• Site Page and Courses

Spanish

• Syllabi

Statistics

• STA 291: Statistical Methods
• STA 503: Introduction to Statistical Methods
• STA 695: Special Topics in Statistics, Statistical Computing. Spring 2001.
• STA 695: Special Topics in Statistics, The Bootstrap Method and Related Topics. Fall 2001.

Telecommunications

• Courses

Theatre

• TA 150: Fundamentals of Design and Production
• Professor Fields' Classes