The courses listed on this page are hyperlinked to the actual UIS schedule. You can follow this link to see useful information like the number of available spaces, course descriptions, and whether or not a waitlist exists.
COM 472 - A - 10429 - Political Communication in the United States
CSC 318 - A - 10425 -Computer Literacy
Also: CSC 318 - B – 10428 and CSC 318 - C - 10435
CSC 319 - A - 10441 -Computer Programming
Also: CSC 319 - B- 11875
CSC 320 - A - 11876 - Introduction to HTML/Web Development
Also: CSC 320 - C - 11878
CSC 321 - A - 11879 - Intermediate HTML Design and Usability
ECO 301 - B - 12564 - Intermediate Microeconomics Prerequisite: ECO 201 and ECO 202, or equivalent.
ECO 335 - A - 10784 - Money, Banking, and Financial Markets Prerequisite: ECO 201 and ECO 202, or equivalent.
ENS 449 - A - 10295 -Environmental Toxicology Course Information: Prerequisites: Organic chemistry or cell biology.
Also: MPH 449 - A - 12988
ENS 450 - A - 12520 - Chemicals and the Citizen
Also: ENS 450 - B – 12563, MPH 450 - A – 12832, and MPH 450 - B - 12833
ENS 463 - A - 10298 - Our Changing Climate
ENS 485 - A - 12148 - Environmental Policies: Water Quality
LES 416 - A - 10382 -American Constitution and Civil Liberties
Also: POS 416 - A- 10210
MIS 352 - D - 12399 - Principles of Management Information Systems
MIS 423 - C - 12402 - Decision Support Systems Prerequisite: MIS 352.
PHI 301 - A - 10744 - Critical Thinking
PHI 401 - A - 12572 - Logic
PHI 421 - A - 12237 -Ancient & Medieval Philosophy (same as PHI 458 Classical Greek Wisdom)
Also: PHI 421 - B - 12238
PHI 441 - A - 12190 - Moral Theory Prerequisite: PHI 440.
Also: PHI 441 - B - 12822
PHI 448 - A - 12374 -Moral Values in Political Philosophy
PHI 472 - A - 12191 - Introduction to Metaphysics and Epistemology
POS 473 - A - 12919 - War and Peace Prerequisite: POS 371.
SWK 333 - B - 12561 - Human Behavior in the Social Environment Prerequisites: SWK 222, or concurrent enrollment.
SWK 425 - A - 10241 - Social Work and Substance Abuse
SOA 472 - A - 12383 - European Prehistory Prerequisite: A course in archaeology or human evolution or consent of the instructor.
SOA 480 - A - 12387 -Teen Talk
SOA 480 - C - 12964 - Cultural Theories
UNI 401 - A - 10763 - Library Research Methods
ACC 311 - A - 10005 - Administrative Uses of Accounting Contact Ruth Mullenix, rmull1@uis.edu
AST 305 - B - 12492 - Undergraduate Prior Learning Portfolio Development Contact: Elaine Rundle-Schwark , erund1@uis.edu
ENS 485 - A - 12148 - Environmental Policies: Water Quality Contact: Lenore Killiam, lkill2@uis.edu.
PSY 322 - A - 11923 -Child Development Prerequisite: PSY 201 or equivalent. Contact: Lou Bobb, mbobb2@uis.edu Let him know that you want in the LIS section
PSY 324 - A - 11927 -Exceptional Child Prerequisite: PSY 201 or equivalent. Contact: Lou Bobb, mbobb2@uis.edu Let him know that you want in the LIS section
Liberal Studies
CSC 320 - B - 11877 -Introduction to HTML/Web Development
ENG 474 - B - 11890 - Professional and Technical Writing
LIS 360 - A - 12381 -Stress and You
LIS 451 - A - 10719 - Senior Seminar (Fall must be your final semester. Please conact Andy Egizi if you wish to enroll.)
LIS 460 - A - 12813 - Memoirs Across Cultures
LIS 460 - B - 12970 - The Nature Of Human Nature
SOA 480 - B - 12735 - Teen Talk
Business - Courses will be restricted to BUS majors at first, but a waitlist for open seats will be started immediately. To be considered for this waitlist, you must complete this form.
BUS 332 - C - 12612 - Legal Environment of Business Prerequisite: ECO 201 and ECO 202 or ECO 315, or equivalent.
MGT 461 - B - 12614 - Organization Theory Prerequisite: MGT 310 and all foundation courses are prerequisites for management majors.
English - Courses will be restricted to ENG majors at first, but a waitlist for open seats will be started immediately. Contact Denise Howard Long for permission dhowa03s@uis.edu.
ENG 335 - B - 12628 - Early American Literature
ENG 360 - B - 12712 -Ancient Greek and Bib. Motifs
ENG 380 - A - 12570 - Children's Literature
ENG 460 - A - 12490 -Memoirs Across Cultures (Look for LIS 460 which is reserved for LIS majors.)
ENG 474 - A - 10696 - Professional and Technical Writing (Look for ENG 474 B which is reserved for LIS majors.)
History - Course will be restricted to HIS majors at first, but a waitlist for open seats will be started immediately. Contact Amanda Winters for permission awint01s@uis.edu. You do not need to wait until December to request permission.
HIS 463 - A - 12365 - Europe In The 20th Century
HIS 475 - A - 12892 - Nationalism, Colonialism, Imperialism
HIS 479 - B - 13017 - ECCE: From Vikings to Hackers: A Pirate's World History
UNI 301 - A - 12818 - ECCE: Speakers Series
Also: UNI 301 - B - 12819 and UNI 301 - C – 12820
Engagement Experience
AST 200 - A - 12636 -ECCE: Learning and Serving in the Community
AST 300 - D - 10553 - ECCE: General Applied Study Term
AST 301 - A - 12173 - ECCE: Project AST
U.S. Communities
ENS 478 - A - 12830 - ECCE: Crisis in Environmental Health
Also: ENS 478 - B- 12831, ENS 478 - C – 12990, MPH 478 - A – 12826, and MPH 478 - B - 12828
Global Awareness
BUS 381 - A - 12877 -ECCE: Business and Developing Countries. (The list of students wanting in this course is long enough that it is no longer a reasonable option for fall.)
Also: BUS 381 - B - 12878
HIS 479 - B - 13017 - ECCE: From Vikings to Hackers: A Pirate's World History (Restricted to HIS majors. See instructions under HIS in Group 3)
ENS 446 - A - 13024 - ECCE: Population and Public Policy
ECCE Elective only (cannot be used for ECCE category requirements.)
SOA 441 - A - 12736 -ECCE: Social Stratification (Same as PAC 463. )
The following groups of courses are approved General Education courses and can be taken to fulfill requirements you might have. Remember that your LIS degree must include 60 junior/senior level hours so, if at all possible, you should look for upper-level General Education courses. If you are considering a 100-200 level course, I would encourage you to enroll in it so that you get a seat, but you should consult with your academic advisor to confirm that you can use it in your degree before the semester begins. There are some requirements, like math, which will require a freshman-level course, but please realize this exception, 100-level requirements cannot be counted as part of the 60 upper-level hours you need to gradaute.
Physical Science
CHE 137 - B - 12912 - Chemistry Cooks (reserved for LIS majors.)
CHE 137 - A - 12911 Chemistry Cooks
Also: CHE 137 - C - 12916
CHE 315 -B - 13006 - Introduction to Forensic Science
Also: CLS 315 - B – 13007
Physical Science without lab
ENS 463 - A - 10298 - Our Changing Climate
Mathematics
MAT 121 - B - 10733 - Applied Statistics Prerequisite: Intermediate algebra and geometry with grades of C or better. Contact Dr. Sung, csung1@uis.edu
Humanities
PHI 315 - A - 12675 - Comparative Philosophy of Religion
PHI 440 - A- 12188 - Ethics
Also: -PHI 440 - B 12189 and PHI 440 - C - 12604
PHI 453 - A - 10746 - Person, Identity, and Dignity (reserved for LIS majors.)
Fine Arts Humanity
ART 101 - A - 12519 - Art Appreciation
Social and Behavioral Sciences
ECO 315 - B - 10025 - Economics for Administration - Restricted to BUS majors at first, but a waitlist for open seats will be started immediately. To be considered for this waitlist, you must complete this form.
