University of Massachusetts Boston Schedule of Courses, Fall 1993

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADD/DROP INSTRUCTIONS 12
CAS COURSE LOAD, INCOMPLETE POLICY, AND PASS/FAIL POLICY 10
CAS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 8
CAS SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS 15
CAS WRITING PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS 9
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (CAS) UNDERGRADUATE COURSES 23
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATE COURSES 40
COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT REGISTRATION INFORMATION 7
COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT UNDERGRADUATE COURSES 41
COLLEGE OF NURSING UNDERGRADUATE COURSES 43
COLLEGE OF PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE (CPCS) UNDERGRADUATE COURSES 43
CORE WORKSHEETS 13
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DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION SCHEDULE OF COURSES 63
EXAMPLE OF COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM 3
EXAMPLE OF TIME EXEMPTION FORM 4
EXTENDED DAY SCHEDULE OF COURSES 54
GRADUATE SCHEDULE OF COURSES 47
HELPFUL HINTS 11
HOW TO FILL OUT REGISTRATION FORMS 2
HOW TO REGISTER 2
HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND FITNESS REGISTRATION INFORMATION 7
HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND FITNESS UNDERGRADUATE COURSES .41
MAP 67
NA POLICY, REPEAT OF COURSE POLICY, AND READMISSION 10
SCHEDULE WORKSHEET 16
TUITION INFORMATION 5
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FALL 1993 ACADEMIC CALENDAR
GRADUATE SCHOOL REGISTRATION -THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1993
LABOR DAY (HOLIDAY) MONDAY SEPTEMBER 6, 1993
CLASSES BEGIN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1993
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ADD/DROP ENDS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 1993
COLUMBUS DAY (HOLIDAY) MONDAY OCTOBER 11, 1993
MID SEMESTER MONDAY OCTOBER 25, 1993
PASS/FAIL-DEADLINE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5, 1993
COURSE WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5, 1993
VETERAN’S.DAY (HOLIDAY) THURSDAY NOVEMBER 11, 1993
THANKSGIVING RECESS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1993
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 28, 1993
CLASSES RESUME MONDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1993
REGISTRATION, SPRING 1994 MONDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1993
FRIDAY DECEMBER 3, 1993
CLASSES END MONDAY DECEMBER 13, 1993
STUDY PERIOD TUESDAY DECEMBER 14, 1993
THURSDAY DECEMBER 16, 1993
FINAL EXAMS FRIDAY DECEMBER 17, 1993
THURSDAY DECEMBER 23, 1993
EMERGENCY SNOW DAY FRIDAY DECEMBER 24, 1993
The purpose of this publication is to provide information about the University of Massachusetts at Boston to persons who work and study at
the University, to personswho maybe interested in applying foradmission and to parents, teachers, counselors, and the general public. This
publication is neither a contract nor an offer to make a contract. While every effort has been made to insure the accuracy ofthe information
in this publication, the University reserves the right to make changes at any time with respect to course offerings, degree requirements,
services provided, oranyother subjectaddressed in this publication. The information in this publication is provided solelyforthe convenience
of the reader and the University expressly disclaims any liability which otherwise may be incurred.
FALL 1993 1 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTSat BOSTON
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HOW TO REGISTER
The period from April 26 to April 30, 1993 has been setasidefor registration for Fall 1993. Please read the following instructions carefully
so thatyou will understand how to register for next semester. Registration Forms will not be accepted after April 30, 1993.
WHERE TO OBTAIN YOUR REGISTRATION FORMS
1. CAS declared majors at major departments.
2. CAS Undeclared majors should go to the University Advising Center, McCormack Building, 3rd floor. Room 625.
3. CPCS registration forms can be picked up outside the CPCS Academic Affairs Office, Wheatley Building, 4th floor, or from the Wheatley
Registration Center, Wheatley, 1st Floor. Be sure to obtain both course and competency registration forms.
4. Management majors at University Advising Center, McCormack Building, 3rd floor. Room 625.
5. Nursing majors at Science Building, 3rd floor. Room 012.
6. Human Performance and Rtness majors at Science Building, 3rd floor. Room 301-14.
7. Education Majors at Undergraduate Education Office, Wheatley Building, 2nd floor. Room 107.
FORMS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE APPROPRIATE OFFICE BYAPRIL 30, 1993.
• Continuing students who do notsubmitregistration forms by April 30, 1993will beassesseda$50 late registration fee. The nextavailable
time a continuing student can register for Fall 1993 will be Add/Drop period.
• CPCS students will turn in their forms directly to the Wheatley Registration Center once they have obtained their instructors’ and faculty
adviser’s signature on the course and competency registration forms.
REGISTRATION FORMS
1. Each student is given a form on which to register. This form allows the option of registering for nine courses or seven courses with two
alternates. CPCS students—should follow the instructions in the CPCS Instructional Activity Book and their Red Book.
2. Free Time Exempt Form These forms are used so thatstudents may indicate particular hours during which they do notwish classes
to be scheduled. To insure thatthe information can be interpreted, it is essential thata #2 pencil be used to fill in the slots corresponding
to the times and days of the week during which you do notwant classes scheduled.
Use ofthese forms does not enhance your chances of receiving a section thatyou request, and could in fact limityour ability to obtain a
course because you will not be assigned to sections that meet at hours from which you have exempted yourself. Use of this form could
limityour chances of receiving a full schedule.
3. The registration form and time exemption form are read by machine. This means the markings must be completed carefully, i.e., no
erasures, stray marks, folds, etc. A #2 pencil must be used.
SEMESTER SCHEDULE BtDOKLETS
1. The schedule booklet is the list of courses that will be offered in the Fall 1993 semester. Your program for the next semester should be
chosen from this booklet, alongwith the course addendawhich is a list ofchanges made to the semester booklet (added sections, cancelled
3. courses, etc.). Please do not selectcourses from the schedule bookletwithout checking the addendum as changes may have been made.
2. CPCS students can obtain the CPCS Instructional Activity Book and addenda from Academic Affairs, Wheatley, 4th floor.
The UniversityBulletin is a complete listing of courses offered with descriptions. University requirements are also listed in this book.
STUDENTS WHOOWE FOR APREVIOUS SEMESTERWILL NOT BE ALLOWEDTO REGISTER FOR FUTURE COURSES UNTILTHEY PAY.
AFTER PAYING STUDENTS MUST REACTIVATE THEIR STATUS AT THE REGISTRAR’S OFFICE IN ORDER TO REGISTER.
4.
HOW TO FILL OUT YOUR REGISTRATION FORMS
1. Be sure that all numbers are penciled neatly and completely. Double check to see that entries are accurate. If a number is incorrect or
illegible or not blocked in totally, the entire transaction will be invalidated.
2. Use the 6 digitschedule number assigned to the specific section of the specific time you wish to take the course (see example 1 below).
DEPT. COURSE SCHEDULE TITLE BLDG. CR INSTRUCTOR
SECTION NUMBER MEETINGTIMES FLR.RM.
PHIL 100 INTRO PHILOSOPHY
1 146301 MWF9:30 1-1-054 03 ANDIC
3 146327 TUTH 11:00-12:15 1-1-054 03 FOSTER
7 146343 MWF 10:30 1-1-054 03 ANDIC
When registering for a course with 2 or more parts (lec., lab) be sure to include all parts or you will arbitrarily be assigned the missing
portions (see example 2 below).
DEPT. COURSE SCHEDULE TrtLE BLDG. CR INSTRUCTOR
SECTION NUMBER MEETINGTIMES FLR.RM.
CHEM 241
LEC 1 060096 TU9:30-12:30 1-1-054 03 GELB
LAB 1 069119 TU9:30-12:30 1-1-054 01 GELB
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Alternate Choice Somechoicesare listedwith the notation"Alternatechoice advised”. This is usedfor courseswhich in the pasthave
been consistently overenrolled. This does not mean you cannot request one of these courses, only that you would be well advised to
consider making an alternate choice along with this request. It would also be helpful to use the 2 alternate choices whether or—not it is
specifically advised as their use enhances a student’s possibility of obtaining courses. Alternates must be a different course not a
different section of the same course. Forexample: Alternate 1 will be considered only ifcourse request 1 cannot be scheduled. Similarly,
alternate 2 will be considered only if course request 2 cannot be scheduled. Alternates are not transferable from one choice to another.
DEPT. COURSE SCHEDULE TrrLE BLDG. CR INSTRUCTOR
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2 161157 TUTH 11:00-12:15 2-1-608 03 OSHERSON
4 161173 MWF 11:30 2-1-608 03
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Friday if the sections that he initially requested are filled. If you want to insure that you are not assigned times
for courses that you will not accept, please take care in filling out the forms correctly.
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FALL 1993 4 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTSat BOSTON
SEMESTER TUITION AND FEES INSTRUCTIONS
* Tuition and fees are subject to change.
REGISTRAR SERVICEFEE
New Student or Freshman First Semester Only $30.00
Sophomore First Semester Only 25.00
Junior First Semester Only 20.00
Senior, Post Graduate & Graduate First Semester Only 15.00
Special Students Each Semester 3.00
In-State $ 89.00 per credit/maximum of 12 credits $1,067.00
Out-of-State 343.25 per credit/maximum of 12 credits 4,118.50
GRADUATETUITION
In-State $111.25 per credit/maximum of 12 credits $1,335.50
Out-of-State 343.25 per credit/maximum of 12 credits 4,118.50
HtM«3ATORVFEES 1 TO $CF^DITS 7OR MORE CREDITS
Student Activities $15.00 $30.00
Health 25.00 47.00
Athletics 26.00 45.00
I.D. 5.00 5.00
Recreation Fee* 70.00 70.00
Orientation Fee* 25.00 25.00
Commencement Fee** 40.00 40.00
Yearbook*** 25.00 25.00
Special Student Registration Fee**** 25,00 25.00
Curriculum Support Fee 1-3 credits: $110.00 4-7 credits: $260.00 8 plus credits: $832.00
OTHER FEES
^Recreation Fee $70.00 and Orientation Fee $25.00 are one time only charges for each certificate and degree seeking student in the
first semester of the applicable program. They may not be cancelled or refunded unless studentwithdraws prior to the first day of classes.
‘‘Commencement Fee: Compulsory one time $40.00 fee assessed of seniors or students in the year of their anticipated graduation.
‘"Yearbook. The $20.00 fee is mandatory and billed to seniors. It is optional foreveryone else and may be added to the bill at the time
of bill payment.
‘"‘Special Student Registration Fee: Mandatory fee charged to each non-matriculated student each semester.
Curriculum Support Fee: Due to serious budgetreductions, the Board the Trustees mandated this fee for all students on a semester by
semester basis to pay for instructors, advisors, student scholarships and equipment essential for educational programs currently in place.
Late Fees: $50.00 charge for all students with a late registration determined by the registrar and/or late bill payment of bill clearance.
CANCELLATION AND REFUND OF TUITION AND FEES
Submission ofa registration form and acceptance Into the courseIncurs a financial obligation for thatcourseexceptas follows:
A studentwho completely withdraws from the university before the sixth week of the semester will be granted a percentage refund of tuition
and some fees based on refund schedule. (Failure to attend does notconstitute awithdrawal.) A withdrawal form must be completed by the
student, A studentwho submits awithdrawal form, prior to the start of the semester at the university, will be given a full refund of tuition and
fees. Afterthe add/drop period no refundwill be given for course load reductions. Studentswithdrawing completely from the university during
the first five weeks of a semester and receiving grades of "W” for all courses will receive partial refunds. After five weeks no other refunds
will be issued if any grades including "W”, “NA”, or INC. are awarded.
REFUND SCHEDULE
WITHDRAWAL DATE OWED BY STUDENT REDUCTION INCHARGES
First Two Weeks 20% 80%
Percentage of
Third Week 40% 60% Tuition & Fees
Owed or Reduced By
Fourth Week 60% 40%
Fifth Week 80% 20%
After Fifth Week 100% 0%
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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES UNDECLARED MAJORS
AND COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT
University Advising Center
M/3/625
Advising and Registration forms will be available in the University Advising Center for the following students:
• CAS Undeclared Majors
• College of Management Majors
ADVISING SCHEDULE
April 26, 1993 Monday 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. M/3/625
April 27, 1993 Tuesday 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. M/3/625
April 28, 1993 Wednesday 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. M/3/625
April 29, 1993 Thursday 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. M/3/625
April 30, 1993 Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. M/3/625
Completed Registration forms of CAS Undeclared Majors, Education Majors must be submitted to the University
Advising Center by 5:00 p.m. on April 30, 1993.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES DECLARED MAJORS
Registration forms will be available within Major Departments and must be returned to the Major Department by
4:00 p.m. on Friday, April 30, 1993.
DIRECTORY
LOCATION DEPARTMENT LOCATION
Anthropology M/4/434 Italian M/4/228
Art M/4/456 Mathematics & Computer Science S/3/132
Biology W/3/021 Music W/6/081
Black Studies W/4/101 Philosophy W/5/017
Chemistry S/1/075 Physics S/3/105
Classics W/6/065 Political Science W/5/078
Economics W/5/082 Psychology M/4/207
Education W/2/107 Russian M/4/228
English W/6/052 •Sociology W/4/012
French M/4/228 Spanish M/4/235
Geography S/3/003 Theatre Arts M/2/614
German M/4/228 Women’s Studies W/5/082
History M/4/623 University Advising Center M/3/625
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