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Residence wlit requirements
baccalaure;ue degree, 82-83
master's dcgrr-t:, 473
Residency, Dctermination of, 55-56
Rct:cmion Support Services Program, 36
Returning students, 51, 78
Revising and editing skills, 463-464
Risk managcment and insurancc, courses in, 219
ROTC, 231-232
Russian language
courses, 111-172
minor in. 167
Russian Area Srudies, 464
San Jooquin Valley Experimental Range, 26
Sanskrit, 180
Satellite Student Union, 46
(Sec also Uniumity Stlld~1It VI/ion, 26. 46)
Satisfactory progress (SP) grading
defined. 74. 75
schol:mhip, 69. 17
Scholarships. 23, 65-69, 77·78
Armeni;m Studies, 147-148
Science Careers Opponunity Program, 404
Scrccnpriming. courses in, 152, 153
Scrccnwriring, course in, 205
Sculpture, course in, 152, 153, 154
Sal, univcrsity, 18
Second baccalaureate. 84
Second major, 82, 84
Senior, ddined. 79
Services for Srudenl5 with Disabilities, 42
Serving At-Risk Youth. o:rtiflCate in. 351, 352
Sexual harassment, 482
Sexualiry, Hwnan, courses in, 327, 401
Shakespearc, 163, 206
Sheep production (Sec AnimaL Sci~na1. 115)
Sign language. courses in, 318-320
American Sign Unbouag<: - (Division 7), 318-320
CSD courses, 318-321
deaf ooucuion, 315-321
sign languagc studies, 315, 316
Social Sciences programs. 451
credential program, 451
prelaw program, 451
Social Sciences, School of, 407
Social Security number. usc of. 50, 481
Social Work Educacion. Dcpr. of, 355-358
CltCt"r opponunities, 355
courses, 357-358
degree rcquitc"ments. 356
faculty and facilities, 355. 356
graduate: degree requiremenrs, 356
Sociology, Dcpt. of, 452-454
career opportunities, 452
courses, 453·454
faculty and f.Ki.lides, 452. 453
major in. 453
minor in. 453
Soil engineering. courses in, 283
Soil scie:nce/irrig;uion, courses in. 143-144, 145
Sophomore, defined, 79
Sources/Resources, 19-48
South Pacific Semester, 405
SoUlheas[ Asian studcm services. 35
courses, 410.411, 412
prognuns, 412. 460-461
Spanish
bilinb'llal srudies courses, 172
composition courses, 172
culture courses, 173
language and fnmslation courses, [72
linguistics courses, 173
literature courses, 172. 173
major in, 166-167
minor in. 167
Special Education. 238-246
courses, 245-246
graduate programs, 242-243
Special Education Specialist Credemial, 239-240
Special Event Planning, certificate in, 351, 352
Special major
graduate:, 464
undergraduue. 22. 82
Special programs. 460-464
American English Institute. 176, 460
Applied Ethies Program, 460
Asian Studies. 460-461
Cooperarive Education program, 461
international prognullS, 461-463
ilUernarional overseas programs, 462-463
National Srudelll l-::Xchange. 463
revising and editing skills, 463-464
Russian Area Studies, 464
special major, mastcr's degree, 464
Speech Communicuion, Dept. of, 197-202
career opporrunidcs, 197
courses, 200-202
credential program, 198
graduate program. 199
ma,ior in. 198
minor in, 198
professionals cenificate. 199
Specch-1anb'llage pathology, 315-321
Stratigraphy, course in. 385
Student
absence:s, 43
academic petitions, 22, 77
AffiUrs, 43
counseling. 31 (See also advising, 22)
disabled. 42
discipline. 482-484
governmem, 24
grientlcc procedures, 43, 70
health services, 31
imernational (See Illtel'/ltlliol/al stlfdrnrs)
life (See: OrirllltlfiOIl, Studellf Activities,
al/d uadmhip Drudopmfllt, 46)
organizations, 46
records, privacy of, 481
scholarship stams, 17·78
Srudems for Community Service, 44
Srudy Ab=d, 34, 463
Study load linlir (Craduate), 468
Summer s~ion progr.ut1S. 30
Surveying Engineering (Sec Gromntics. 287·290)
Survival training, courses in, 232
Suspension. 482-484
Swine pnxluaion (See kimnL ScinlCtS, 115)
Tocher in Preparation (TIP), 251, 254
Teachers in Inclusive Educalional Scn-ings (TIES),
240, 252
Technical writing, 137 (Sec also Writing)
Telecommunications
(See Depmtmrnt of Mass Commll/licotiOJl
and journalism. 181-185)
Teaching f.Jtglish to Speakers of Other Languages
(TEOSt.), 176, 178, 179
T151: of English as a Fomgn Langllab~ (TOEFL)
post-admission testing, 54-55
required for admission. 45, 50, 54-55. 469, 471-472
tcsr scores, 50, 54, 55, 113, 120, 469, 471-472
Testing Services, Office of, 45
Texules, courses in, 122, 123
Theatre Am, Dept. of, 203-207
career opportunities, 203
courses, 205-207
credential program, 205
dance minor, 204
dance option, 204
dcgtc"e requirements, 204
drama minor, 201\
facilities, 203
faculty, 204
TIl<:attc" fUr Young AudienCG, 203
Therapeutic Rccte2tion Ernpha.~is, 352
Thdis, 474-475
TOUL (Sec Tm of EnglHh IIJ n Fo~igtl !Angl/nm
Touring Theatre, 205-206
Trallscripu of credits
evaluation, 73-71\
---Index-fees.
78
withholding of. 64
Tr.msfer credit. master's degree, 473
Transfer students, 57
advanced sranding. 57
evaluation, 73-74
General EduCation requirements, 57. 97-98
gene:ral information, 52-54
transcript e:valuation, 73-74
unit Iimit3tions, 83-84
Trnvd Srudy Prognuns. 34
Trustees, 8
Tuition, 62..{}4
T ulOrw services, 36
Undeclared major, 22, 57
Undergraduate major, 82
Units of credit, 73
excess, 58
graduate, 58
limitations. 83-81
University
administration, 478-480
courses, 22, 36
faculty. 486-509
history, 17
mission, 16-17
d,18
University 1 (Introduction to the Univcrsiry), 15, 22
University Advisory Boord. 478
UniVt:rsity Lecrure Series, 14
University Outr~dr Services, 40
University Speech and Hearing Ginie, 315
University Studcnt Union, 26. 46
Upper-division courses, 101
enrollment restrictions. 58
degree require:ments, 82-87
General Education. 90-98
writing skills, 83
Urban Srudics Minor - Ime:tdiscipli~, 431
(Set Cit] lind RLyjonal Planning. 435)
Vegetahle crops. courses in, 142·143
Vehicle syStems, 134, 135-136, 144-145
Veterans Aff.lirs, Office of, 47
Vetcrinary medicine (Sec Animal SdrnUS',
Prrwrrrillary)
Victim Services, 269·270, 418-419, 420, 456
Video, courses in, 183-1 84
Vinr.rge Days. 46
Viticultureltrec fruit, courses in, 144
Water resources, coursc.~ in, 284, 286
Watercolor, wurst'S in, 152, 153
Winemaking, 125-128
Wimer session programs. 30
Withdrawals
defina!, 74, 75
h-om courses, 59
Women's athleties, 25, 102
Women's Resource Cc:mer, 48
Women's Studies, 455·458
career opponunities, 455
courses, 456-458
major in, 455
minor in, 455
W<XX! pl'l)CCliSing. courses in, 135. 136
Word processing managcmcnt,
courses in, 222
Work experience unit limitations. 83
Writing skills/proficie:ncy
revising and editing skilL~, 463-464
courses, 16\, 162
requirement fur bachelor's degree, 83
rcquitc"mt'nt for master's degree. 472
(Sec also CrMtiw writing; Finion writi1tD
Zoology
courses in, 370-371
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| Title | 1998-99 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1998-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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Residence wlit requirements
baccalaure;ue degree, 82-83
master's dcgrr-t:, 473
Residency, Dctermination of, 55-56
Rct:cmion Support Services Program, 36
Returning students, 51, 78
Revising and editing skills, 463-464
Risk managcment and insurancc, courses in, 219
ROTC, 231-232
Russian language
courses, 111-172
minor in. 167
Russian Area Srudies, 464
San Jooquin Valley Experimental Range, 26
Sanskrit, 180
Satellite Student Union, 46
(Sec also Uniumity Stlld~1It VI/ion, 26. 46)
Satisfactory progress (SP) grading
defined. 74. 75
schol:mhip, 69. 17
Scholarships. 23, 65-69, 77·78
Armeni;m Studies, 147-148
Science Careers Opponunity Program, 404
Scrccnpriming. courses in, 152, 153
Scrccnwriring, course in, 205
Sculpture, course in, 152, 153, 154
Sal, univcrsity, 18
Second baccalaureate. 84
Second major, 82, 84
Senior, ddined. 79
Services for Srudenl5 with Disabilities, 42
Serving At-Risk Youth. o:rtiflCate in. 351, 352
Sexual harassment, 482
Sexualiry, Hwnan, courses in, 327, 401
Shakespearc, 163, 206
Sheep production (Sec AnimaL Sci~na1. 115)
Sign language. courses in, 318-320
American Sign Unbouag<: - (Division 7), 318-320
CSD courses, 318-321
deaf ooucuion, 315-321
sign languagc studies, 315, 316
Social Sciences programs. 451
credential program, 451
prelaw program, 451
Social Sciences, School of, 407
Social Security number. usc of. 50, 481
Social Work Educacion. Dcpr. of, 355-358
CltCt"r opponunities, 355
courses, 357-358
degree rcquitc"ments. 356
faculty and facilities, 355. 356
graduate: degree requiremenrs, 356
Sociology, Dcpt. of, 452-454
career opportunities, 452
courses, 453·454
faculty and f.Ki.lides, 452. 453
major in. 453
minor in. 453
Soil engineering. courses in, 283
Soil scie:nce/irrig;uion, courses in. 143-144, 145
Sophomore, defined, 79
Sources/Resources, 19-48
South Pacific Semester, 405
SoUlheas[ Asian studcm services. 35
courses, 410.411, 412
prognuns, 412. 460-461
Spanish
bilinb'llal srudies courses, 172
composition courses, 172
culture courses, 173
language and fnmslation courses, [72
linguistics courses, 173
literature courses, 172. 173
major in, 166-167
minor in. 167
Special Education. 238-246
courses, 245-246
graduate programs, 242-243
Special Education Specialist Credemial, 239-240
Special Event Planning, certificate in, 351, 352
Special major
graduate:, 464
undergraduue. 22. 82
Special programs. 460-464
American English Institute. 176, 460
Applied Ethies Program, 460
Asian Studies. 460-461
Cooperarive Education program, 461
international prognullS, 461-463
ilUernarional overseas programs, 462-463
National Srudelll l-::Xchange. 463
revising and editing skills, 463-464
Russian Area Studies, 464
special major, mastcr's degree, 464
Speech Communicuion, Dept. of, 197-202
career opporrunidcs, 197
courses, 200-202
credential program, 198
graduate program. 199
ma,ior in. 198
minor in, 198
professionals cenificate. 199
Specch-1anb'llage pathology, 315-321
Stratigraphy, course in. 385
Student
absence:s, 43
academic petitions, 22, 77
AffiUrs, 43
counseling. 31 (See also advising, 22)
disabled. 42
discipline. 482-484
governmem, 24
grientlcc procedures, 43, 70
health services, 31
imernational (See Illtel'/ltlliol/al stlfdrnrs)
life (See: OrirllltlfiOIl, Studellf Activities,
al/d uadmhip Drudopmfllt, 46)
organizations, 46
records, privacy of, 481
scholarship stams, 17·78
Srudems for Community Service, 44
Srudy Ab=d, 34, 463
Study load linlir (Craduate), 468
Summer s~ion progr.ut1S. 30
Surveying Engineering (Sec Gromntics. 287·290)
Survival training, courses in, 232
Suspension. 482-484
Swine pnxluaion (See kimnL ScinlCtS, 115)
Tocher in Preparation (TIP), 251, 254
Teachers in Inclusive Educalional Scn-ings (TIES),
240, 252
Technical writing, 137 (Sec also Writing)
Telecommunications
(See Depmtmrnt of Mass Commll/licotiOJl
and journalism. 181-185)
Teaching f.Jtglish to Speakers of Other Languages
(TEOSt.), 176, 178, 179
T151: of English as a Fomgn Langllab~ (TOEFL)
post-admission testing, 54-55
required for admission. 45, 50, 54-55. 469, 471-472
tcsr scores, 50, 54, 55, 113, 120, 469, 471-472
Testing Services, Office of, 45
Texules, courses in, 122, 123
Theatre Am, Dept. of, 203-207
career opportunities, 203
courses, 205-207
credential program, 205
dance minor, 204
dance option, 204
dcgtc"e requirements, 204
drama minor, 201\
facilities, 203
faculty, 204
TIl<:attc" fUr Young AudienCG, 203
Therapeutic Rccte2tion Ernpha.~is, 352
Thdis, 474-475
TOUL (Sec Tm of EnglHh IIJ n Fo~igtl !Angl/nm
Touring Theatre, 205-206
Trallscripu of credits
evaluation, 73-71\
---Index-fees.
78
withholding of. 64
Tr.msfer credit. master's degree, 473
Transfer students, 57
advanced sranding. 57
evaluation, 73-74
General EduCation requirements, 57. 97-98
gene:ral information, 52-54
transcript e:valuation, 73-74
unit Iimit3tions, 83-84
Trnvd Srudy Prognuns. 34
Trustees, 8
Tuition, 62..{}4
T ulOrw services, 36
Undeclared major, 22, 57
Undergraduate major, 82
Units of credit, 73
excess, 58
graduate, 58
limitations. 83-81
University
administration, 478-480
courses, 22, 36
faculty. 486-509
history, 17
mission, 16-17
d,18
University 1 (Introduction to the Univcrsiry), 15, 22
University Advisory Boord. 478
UniVt:rsity Lecrure Series, 14
University Outr~dr Services, 40
University Speech and Hearing Ginie, 315
University Studcnt Union, 26. 46
Upper-division courses, 101
enrollment restrictions. 58
degree require:ments, 82-87
General Education. 90-98
writing skills, 83
Urban Srudics Minor - Ime:tdiscipli~, 431
(Set Cit] lind RLyjonal Planning. 435)
Vegetahle crops. courses in, 142·143
Vehicle syStems, 134, 135-136, 144-145
Veterans Aff.lirs, Office of, 47
Vetcrinary medicine (Sec Animal SdrnUS',
Prrwrrrillary)
Victim Services, 269·270, 418-419, 420, 456
Video, courses in, 183-1 84
Vinr.rge Days. 46
Viticultureltrec fruit, courses in, 144
Water resources, coursc.~ in, 284, 286
Watercolor, wurst'S in, 152, 153
Winemaking, 125-128
Wimer session programs. 30
Withdrawals
defina!, 74, 75
h-om courses, 59
Women's athleties, 25, 102
Women's Resource Cc:mer, 48
Women's Studies, 455·458
career opponunities, 455
courses, 456-458
major in, 455
minor in, 455
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