CID CLASSES

IP&T 564 Introduction to Instructional Design

		Instructional Psychology & Technology	Jason McDonald	IP&T 564 Introduction to Instructional Design	Design
IP&T 620 Learning Theory		Instructional Psychology & Technology	Jason McDonald	IP&T 620 Learning Theory	Design
IP&T 664 Advanced Instructional Design		Instructional Psychology & Technology		IP&T 664 Advanced Instructional Design	Design
IP&T 682 Project Management		Instructional Psychology & Technology	Jason McDonald	IP&T 682 Project Management	Design
IP&T 692R - Special Topics - Design Theory		Instructional Psychology & Technology	Jason McDonald	IP&T 692R - Special Topics - Design Theory	Design
Oxford Seminar on Social Innovation, Responsible Entrepreneurship, and Leadership		Kennedy Center for International Studies	Paul Kerry	This seminar, open to all majors, is a sharply focused, two-week experience sponsored by BYU Undergraduate Education. Classes will be held at the Oxford University Saïd Business School.	Innovation
Applied Social Entrepreneurship			Aaron Miller	Coming Soon.	Innovation
Foundations of Anthr Theory	ANTHR 202	Anthropology		Ideas from the founders of social and cultural anthropology and archaeology as disciplines, particularly at the turn of the 20th century.	Creativity	ANTHR 201.
3-D Design	ART 133	Visual Arts		Three-dimensional concepts, theories, and issues using a variety of media and processes. Readings, writings, and participation in course work exhibitions required.	Design	None.
App Creative/Critical Thinking	ART 340	Visual Arts		The business of being an artist, exploring career options, alternative applications, interdisciplinary/trans-disciplinary opportunities, and requisite preparation for each option.	Creativity	Acceptance into Visual Arts.
Intro to Entrepreneurship	BUS M 170	Business Management		Is entrepreneurship for you? Basics of entrepreneurship, its importance to society, opportunities to pursue a startup company, and impact on future careers.	Innovation	None.
Business Career Lecture Series	BUS M 180	Business Management		Lecture series exploring various business career alternatives.	Innovation	None.
Legal Issues of Entrep	BUS M 277	Business Management		Legal risks faced by entrepreneurs. How to plan for and avoid legal problems including forming the business, legal liability, and protecting assets.	Innovation	None.
Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship Lecture Series	BUS M 371R	Ballard Center	Todd Manwaring	An enhanced (book, assignment, few sessions of overview) lecture series class with successful entrepreneurs.	Innovation	None
Social Innovation: Do Good Better	Bus M 375	Business	Todd Manwaring	Focus is on: (1) learning about social innovation environment, (2) tools to connect and leverage there (program analysis, root cause, solution impact), (3) life plan for engagement (usually part-ti	Innovation	None.
Entrepreneurial Innovation	BUS M 470	Management	Nile Hatch	Finding and validating ideas for innovative new ventures with a focus on customer pain, elegant solutions, and markets.	Innovation	None
Creating New Ventures	BUS M 471	Management	Nile Hatch	Learning the critical skills to create a successful new venture by validating an initial idea and business model in the field. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE	Innovation	None
Entrepreneurial Marketing	BUS M 472	Business Management		Marketing strategies for start-up companies. Topics include marketing to investors, internal marketing, and how to market products/services without a marketing budget.	Innovation	BUS M 341; or BUS M 241.
New Venture Launch Pad	BUS M 476	Management		Launching actual new ventures. Mentored learning of idea validation, business models, minimum viable products, and financing plans.	Innovation	BUS M 470 & BUS M 471. Major status; Management Integrated Core
Strategy 1	BUS M 480	Management	Jeff Dyer	Structured problem solving, strategic thinking, and basic strategy concepts to prepare students to analyze and understand the sources of competitive advantage and superior firm performance.	Innovation	Only Strategy majors and minors (any BYU student can apply for the Strategy minor) Applications due in November. Check online for specific date.
Crocker Innovation Fellows	BUS M 490R	Management	Marc Hansen	Crocker Innovation Fellows is a transformative, year-length innovation experience for students from any major.	Innovation	Acceptance into Crocker Innovation Fellowship required. Application due around November every year.
Making Your Passions Work for You	BUS M 490R	Rollins Center		This interdisciplinary course on leadership and entrepreneurship focuses on finding ways to monetize your passions (educational or otherwise). 1 credit.	Innovation	None
Social Innovation Projects	BUS M 491R	Ballard Center	Todd Manwaring	On-Campus Internship course working with highly regarded social ventures.	Innovation	Requires instructor's consent.
Designing the User Experience	C S 256	Computer Science		Studio-critique style course on user experience design. Contextual inquiry to identify user needs. Iterative solution design using sketching and storyboards.	Design	C S 142.
Software Design + Testing	C S 340	Computer Science		Principles of software design, design patterns, design representation, refactoring. Principles of software quality assurance and testing. Development and testing tools.	Design	C S 240.
Operating Systems Design	C S 345	Computer Science		Principles and concepts of operating systems design and the implementation of an operating system.	Design	C S 224 & C S 240.
Intro to User Interface Softwr	C S 456	Computer Science		Introduction to software architectures and techniques for graphical user interfaces. Input devices, windowing systems, event-driven programming, interactive geometry.	Innovation	C S 256 & C S 355; or C S 301R & C S 355.
Distributed System Design	C S 462	Computer Science		Designing and implementing client-server enterprise applications.	Design	C S 340 & C S 360.
Computer-Aided Geom Design	C S 557	Computer Science		Free-form curves and surfaces; mathematical theory and algorithms. Bezier and B-spline curves and surfaces, subdivision surfaces, T-splines, free-form deformation, and intersection algorithms.	Design	C S 240, Math 343; or equivalents.
Advanced Computer Graphics	C S 655	Computer Science		Advanced computer graphics systems programming and architecture, including ray tracing, radiosity, animation, and physically based modeling.	Design	CS 455 or instructor's consent.
Hydraulic Design of Channels	CE EN 535	Civil and Environmental Engineering		Theories and principles of chemical kinetics, including heterogeneous catalysis and reactor design.	Design	CH EN 386.
Creative Skill Chem Engr	CH EN 400	Chemical Engineering		Applications in creativity and technical knowledge from prior course work to solution of relevant, open-ended problems.	Creativity	None.
Plant Des + Synth	CH EN 451	Chemical Engineering		Design of chemical engineering machinery; plants and/or processes requiring application of unit operations; chemical process principles; economic analysis.	Design	CH EN 391 & CH EN 436 & CH EN 476.
Intro to Construction Management	CM 105	Construction Management		Introduction to Construction Management including BIM, estimating, scheduling, and construction calculation methods.	Design	None
Construction Management 416	CM 416	Construction Management		Preparation for competition and international capstone projects. Topics include presentation and problem solving skills, business strategy, assessment, and SWAT analysis principles.	Design	CE EN 113 & CFM 241 & CFM 311.
Construction Management 417 (Capstone)	CM 417	Construction Management		Final preparations for student competitions.	Design	CFM 416R.
Creative Thinking Strategies	CPSE 545	Counseling Psychology and Special Education		Nature of creativity and approaches to nurturing it. Course taught in the Counseling Psychology and Special Education department. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE	Creativity	(Unavailable)
Computational Creativity	CS 673	Computer Science	Dan Ventura	Can we build computational systems that produce interesting/useful results through what must be attributable as creative means? If so, what does this mean? If not, why?	Creativity	Many
Interm 3D Computer Graphics	CSANM 250	Computer Science		Fundaments of building three-dimensional computer models and setting up model rigs for mobility.	Design	None.
Intro 3D Animation	CSANM 252	Computer Science		Foundational principles and techniques of three-dimensional animation, including timing and pacing, character setup, and dynamics.	Creativity	CSANM 250.
Lighting for 3D Graphics	CSANM 351R	Computer Science		Developing lighting and color, and the compiling of the various elements for final images for use in three-dimensional applications.	Design	None.
Senior Film Production 2	CSANM 452R	Computer Science		Portfolio development based on advanced animation/design projects. Senior film production and post production.	Design	None.
Advanced Animation Technology	CSANM 459R	Computer Science	Seth Holladay	Meeting a variety of complex visual production demands by combining technical ingenuity with artistic creativity.	Design	None.
BFA Final Project	CSANM 497R	Computer Science		Advanced individual project with minimum guidance, showing high degree of competence within chosen major.	Design	BFA advisor's consent.
Two-Dimensional Design	DES 115	Visual Arts		Formal and conceptual elements of design, color, and composition, using a variety of media.	Design	Pre-visual arts status.
Intro to 2D Animation Skills	DESAN 160	Visual Arts		Foundational principles and techniques for animation, storyboarding, design, and a variety of two-dimensional animation skill sets.	Design	Pre-animation major status.
2D Animation	DESAN 262	Visual Arts		Fundamental principles of two-dimensional animation: timing, acting, performance, overlapping action, volumes, etc. This is a traditional two-dimensional drawing course.	Design	VAANM 131 & VAANM 160.
Advanced Storyboarding	DESAN 360R	Visual Arts		Exploring the professional practices of storyboard artists in advertising, film, TV, and animation through individual and group projects.	Design	VAANM 250R & VAANM 260 & VAANM 265.
Vis Dev + Character Design	DESAN 361R	Visual Arts		Design characters, props, and environments for various uses in animation and print.	Design	VAANM 250R & VAANM 265.
2D Character Animation	DESAN 362R	Visual Arts		Character animation and performance animation.	Design	VAANM 131 & VAANM 160 & VAANM 262.
2D Animation Production	DESAN 363R	Visual Arts		Develop basic knowledge of two-dimensional animation; emphasizing acting and performance of individual projects.	Design	VAANM 250R & VAANM 260 & VAANM 262.
Special Effects	DESAN 468R	Visual Arts	Seth Holladay	The principles of design, research, timing, and movement of effect animation in a traditional drawing format.	Design	VAANM 262 & VAANM 265 & STANM 350; or VAANM 262 & VAANM 265 & CSANM 350.
Directed Studies in Animation	DESAN 498R	Visual Arts		Credit for work experience in animation.	Design	BFA advisor's consent.
Introduction to Graphic Design	DESGD 245: Design 1	Visual Arts		Introductory course that explores visual communication through the study of form, visual principles, theoretical and visual experimentation, concept development, and creative thinking.	Design	Acceptance into Visual Arts.
Introduction to Media Design	DESGD 280 Media Design 1	Visual Arts		Introduction to the process and methodology of creating graphic design across multiple media types.	Design	Acceptance into Visual Arts.
Corporate Identity Design	DESGD 340: Branding 1	Visual Arts		Current philosophy in corporate identification and trademark design. Design trademarks, logotypes, and identity programs.	Design	VAGD 243.
Packaging Design	DESGD 341: 3-Dimensional Design	Visual Arts		Packaging and its function in the marketplace; current packaging technology and aesthetics.	Design	BFA acceptance.
Advertising Design	DESGD 342	Visual Arts		Particular demands of the advertising world: marketing strategy, editorial and visual concepts, etc. Design ads, collateral materials, campaigns.	Design	BFA acceptance.
Publication Design	DESGD 343: Typography 2	Visual Arts		Book and magazine publishing and their special editorial, design, and manufacturing requirements.	Design	BFA acceptance.
Hist Graphic Desgn	DESGD 349	Visual Arts		Survey of visual communication.	Design	Visual arts core.
Spec Prob in Graphic Design	DESGD 394R: Special Topics	Visual Arts		Individual study in graphic design of special interest.	Design	Instructor's consent.
Spec Problems in Graphic Des	DESGD 440: Branding 2	Visual Arts		Advanced assignments in graphic design; individual portfolio development.	Design	BFA acceptance.
Sr Graphic Design Studio 1	DESGD 441R: Design Lab	Visual Arts		Opportunity for senior class members to work as a group in solving design problems for real clients on major projects.	Design	BFA acceptance.
Sr Graphic Design Studio 2	DESGD 442: Portfolio	Visual Arts		Continuation of VAGD 441 - Opportunity for senior class members to work as a group in solving design problems for real clients on major projects.	Design	VAGD 441.
Spec Problems Graphic Des 2	DESGD 444	Visual Arts		Continuation of VAGD 443.	Design	BFA acceptance.
Bus Practices for Graphic Des	DESGD 488: Studio Practices for Graphic Design	Visual Arts		Business aspects of the graphic design profession.	Design	BFA acceptance.
Intermed. Digital Illustration	DESIL 310	Visual Arts		Intermediate problems in digital media.	Design	VAILL 210.
Narrative Illustration	DESIL 353	Visual Arts		Narrative problem solving patterns. Use of character, mood, and environment to tell a story or develop conceptual ideas. Study of media, aesthetic principles, and classic story models.	Design	Acceptance into illustration BFA.
Character Design	DESIL 358	Visual Arts		Concepts and projects dealing with the interpretation and stylization of human and animal characters applied to children's markets, caricature, animation, and humorous illustration.	Design	VAILL 251; or VAANM 265.
Concept Design	DESIL 457	Visual Arts		Application of illustration methods and creative process to solve visual problems for entertainment production design.	Design	VAIll 310, VAIll 350R, VAIll 351.
Advanced Concept Design	DESIL 458	Visual Arts		Synthesis of advanced principles and methodologies in illustration to solve complex visual problems of production design.	Design	VAILL 457; or VAANM 361R. (Recommended: VAIll 358, VAIll 410, VAIll 453.)
Intro to Digital Imaging	DESPH 120	Visual Arts		Photography-based digital imaging, including film scanning, digital capture, color management, Photoshop instruction, fine art and commercial print output, and archiving.	Design	VAPHO 116.
Intro to Digital Humanities	DIGHT 215	Humanities		Introduction to the premises and practices of the Digital Humanities. Exploration of current technology used in Digital Humanities research.	Creativity	None.
Digital System Design	EC EN 320	Electrical and Computer Engineering		Advanced digital design, including hardware description languages, electrical properties of digital circuits, synchronous and asynchronous circuits, computer arithmetic, and interfacing to external	Design	EC EN 220 & EC EN 240.
Entrepreneurial Management	EMBA 506	Business Management		Building the skills of entrepreneurial management; focusing on finding opportunities, people, and deals to create new value in new ventures and existing firms.	Innovation	None.
Creative Writing	ENGL 218R	English		Introductory instructions in the writing of poetry, the short story, and the essay.	Design	None.
Writing Creative Nonfiction	ENGL 317R	English		Creations of style and technique in prose nonfiction; discipline and practice of the writer.	Creativity	ENGL 218R.
Writing Fiction	ENGL 318R	English		Creation of style and technique in prose fiction; discipline and practice of the writer.	Creativity	ENGL 218R.
Writing Poetry	ENGL 319R	English		Creation of style and technique in poetry; discipline and practice of the poet.	Creativity	ENGL 218R.
Writing for Child & Adolescent	ENGL 320R	English		Theory and practice of writing prose and verse for youth readership. Specific attention to requirements of picture books, middle-grade novels, and young adult stories.	Creativity	ENGL 218R.
Creative Writing Projects	ENGL 419R	English		Individual major creative writing projects: novel, novella, play, poetry collection, short stories, or essays.	Creativity	ENGL 317R; or ENGL 318R; or ENGL 319R.
Creative Wrtg Projects Fiction	ENGL 419R	English		Individual major creative writing projects: novel, novella, play, poetry collection, short stories, or essays.	Creativity	ENGL 317R; or ENGL 318R; or ENGL 319R.
Creative Wrtg Projects Poetry	ENGL 419R	English		Individual major creative writing projects: novel, novella, play, poetry collection, short stories, or essays.	Creativity	ENGL 317R; or ENGL 318R; or ENGL 319R.
Projects in Creative Nonfict	ENGL 419R	English		Individual major creative writing projects: novel, novella, play, poetry collection, short stories, or essays.	Creativity	ENGL 317R; or ENGL 318R; or ENGL 319R.
Creative Writing Theory	ENGL 617R	English		Theories and techniques of creative writers, primarily in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction.	Creativity	None.
Creative Nonfiction Workshop	ENGL 667R	English		Writing creative nonfiction. Individual consideration of manuscripts.	Creativity	Engl 317R or 318R; Engl 419R; or instructor's consent.
Fiction Workshop	ENGL 668R	English		Writing fiction. Individual consideration of manuscripts.	Creativity	Engl 318R or 319R; Engl 419R; or instructor's consent.
Poetry Workshop	ENGL 669R	English		Writing poetry. Individual consideration of manuscripts.	Creativity	Engl 319R, 419R; or instructor's consent.
Creativity and Collaboration	FNART 301	Fine Arts and Communication	Jeff Sheets	Explore theories of creativity, collaboration, and innovation in a modern, arts-based mediated world; engage in principles of team-building and communication; practice skills of ideation, research,	Innovation	None.
Cartographic Desgn	GEOG 312	Geography	Brandon Plewe	Graphic perception, layout, typography, color, statistical methods, and symbolization of thematic maps through computer-aided techniques.	Design	GEOG 211 & GEOG 212.
Urban Design	GEOG 422	Geography		Theories and principles of urban design emphasizing specific design criteria. Planning and design tools used within the U.S. by local government.	Design	None.
Games and Play	IHUM 280		Michael Call	Games and Play (IHumanities 280) asks how the humanities might approach aesthetic objects (games) that have a strong design component.	Design	None
Structured Creativity	INDES 131	Industrial Design	Paul Skaggs	Creativity defined, how to judge creative ideas, sparks and blocks to creativity, and creativity ingredients	Creativity	InDes 130, 132, 133 concurrent in the same semester.
Tools, Materials + Processes	INDES 214	Technology		Manufacturing tools, processes, and materials commonly used in product design.	Innovation	None.
Pres Methods for Ind Design 1	INDES 231	Technology		Product presentation methods emphasizing perspective, value, scale, accuracy, and color.	Design	Industrial design core.
Presentation Methods For Industrial Design 2.	INDES 233	Technology	Paul Skaggs	Continuation of InDes 231 - Product presentation methods emphasizing perspective, value, scale, accuracy, and color.	Design	INDES 231.
Graphics Studies for InDes 1	INDES 340	Technology		Introduction to graphic skills such as corporate identity, packaging design, logo design, and web/interface design elements.	Design	BFA acceptance.
Prof Practices of the Designer	INDES 388	Technology	Paul Skaggs	Business aspects of the design profession.	Design	Admittance to professional program.
History of Learning 201	IP&T 201	Instructional Psychology & Technology	Taylor Halverson	Students develop skills of learning how to learn as they explore past civilizations from around the world. From ancient past to AD 1500. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE	Creativity	None
History of Learning 202	IP&T 202	Instructional Psychology & Technology	Taylor Halverson	Students develop skills of learning how to learn as they explore past civilizations from around the world. From AD 1500 - Present. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE	Creativity	None
Theories of Creativity and Innovation	IP&T 515R	Instructional Psychology & Technology	Rick West	Taught from a psychological/social psychological perspective. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE	Creativity	None
Instructional Development	IP&T 560	Instructional Psychology & Technology	Peter Rich	Developing and producing instructional designs to improve learning.	Design	Some technical or graphics skills, contact the professor
Instructional Design	IP&T 564	Instructional Psychology & Technology	Peter Rich	Theories and development of instructional designs. Primarily for IPT majors, but others may take the course with permission of the instructor	Design	Graduate Course
Inst Print Design	IP&T 655	Instructional Psychology & Technology		Applying instructional and visual design principles to produce instructional print materials, using computer-based tools.	Design	None.
Theories of Creativity	IP&T 692R	Instructional Psychology & Technology	Rick West	Students will begin with classic theorists like Greek philosophers, move through theories of hereditary creativity to Guilford and theories on creative intelligence, to Torrance and then cognitive	Creativity	Graduate Course
Applied Creativity	IP&T 692R	Instructional Psychology & Technology	Peter Rich	This course is taught on rotation, so contact Dr. Rich about when it will be offered again. Open to students from all majors	Creativity	Graduate Course
Sys Design + Implementation	IS 411	Information Systems		Later phases of systems development life cycle. System architecture, user interfaces, system interface, and application design. Testing and integration. Object-oriented development.	Design	IS 401 & IS 402 & IS 403.
Designing Virtual Tours	IT515R	Information Technology	Derek Hansen	An interdisciplinary, project-based course where students will create a virtual tour of BYU campus.	Design	None
Miller New Venture Leadership	M B A 590R	Business Management	Thomas Peterson	Directors of the BYU Business Plan Competition learn and apply skills in leadership, governance, financial management, mentoring, and VA/Angel networking.	Innovation	Graduate course
Venture Capital/Private Equity	M B A 664	Business Management		Academic and applied experience opportunities focusing on venture capital and private equity industries, capital acquisition, due diligence, management, governance issues, and best-practice decisio	Innovation	Graduate course
Adv VC/PE Strategies, Part 1	M B A 665A	Business Management		Applied experience in venture capital and private equity, conducting due diligence on clients, industry, competition; observing and participating in deal structure; tracking progress of funded clie	Innovation	Graduate course
Adv VC/PE Strategies, Part 2	M B A 665B	Business Management		Applied experience in venture capital and private equity, conducting due diligence on clients, industry, competition; observing and participating in deal structure; tracking progress of funded clie	Innovation	Graduate course
Entrepreneurial Strategy	M B A 669	Business Management		Developing and applying strategies in emerging businesses, focusing on strategic business models, capital acquisition, and competitive differentiation in new businesses, especially e-businesses.	Innovation	Graduate course
i + Entrepreneurship	M B A 670	Business Management	Nile Hatch	Creating and capturing value through individual and organizational innovation; strategies to increase the flow of innovation and the probability of success.	Innovation	Graduate course
Creating New Ventures	M B A 671	Business Management		Learning the critical skills to create a successful new venture by validating an initial idea and business model in the field.	Innovation	Graduate course
Entrepreneurial Marketing	M B A 672	Business Management		Strategies for start-up companies. Topics include marketing to investors, internal marketing, and marketing products/services without a marketing budget.	Innovation	Graduate course
Managing New Ventures	M B A 674	Business Management	Thomas Peterson	Drawing heavily upon the post-undergraduate professional experience, students will operate and grow high-tech or growth businesses after creating a new venture and securing funding.	Innovation	Graduate course
New Venture Launchpad	M B A 676	Business Management		Launching actual new ventures. Mentored learning of idea validation, business models, minimum viable products, and financing plans.	Design	None.
Corporate Financial Reporting	MBA 501			Analyzing financial accounting and reporting issues used by perspective managers.	Innovation
Managerial Accounting	MBA 502			Objectives and procedures of cost accounting.	Innovation
Leadership	MBA 505			Develop leadership ability by identifying and building upon existing strengths.	Innovation
Business Finance Core	MBA 520			Short-term financing of a business operation. Developing techniques for financial planning, such as analysis of ratios, profitability, and liquidity.	Innovation
Operations Mgt	MBA 530			Examining issues and tools in production and operations management. Specific tools for forecasting, planning, inventory control, and project management presented and developed.	Innovation
Strategic HR Mgt	MBA 548			HRM from manager’s perspective.	Innovation
Marketing Mgt	MBA 550			Development of analytical marketing tools and techniques; their utilization in case analysis and decision making in marketing management.	Innovation
Pricing Strategies	MBA 553			Developing computer-based statistical analysis skills for marketing to enhance the decision-making and strategic thinking abilities of marketing managers.	Innovation
Advertising and Promotion	MBA 556			Key issues facing marketing managers when promoting products and services. Cases, readings and research on the elements of effective communication strategies and promotional programs.	Innovation
Business Strategy	MBA 580			Introduction to strategic planning; concepts, models, and analysis.	Innovation
Intro to Global Mgt	MBA 584			Foundations in global management integrating strategy, finance, operations, marketing and human resource management.	Innovation
Professional Seminar	MBA 593R			Invited guests speak on topics of general management interest ranging from ethics, industry problems and opportunities, government policies, and relevant current events.	Innovation
Business Ethics	MBA 604			Basic issues, concepts, and tools of management ethics; includes ethical theory, character ethics, and social responsibility; all taught in a gospel context.	Innovation
Financial Modeling: Valuation	MBA 635			Prerequisite: MBA 501 & M B A 520 or Acc 440 & Fin 410, Use spreadsheets to value businesses and structure deals;	Innovation
Financial Modeling: Transactions	MBA 636			Prerequisite: MBA 635, Use spreadsheets to structure financial deals including mergers and acquisitions, leverage buyouts, private equity, and venture capital deals.	Innovation
Marketing Research Major	MBA 650			Integrating problem formation, research design, questionnaire construction, sampling, data collection, and data analysis to yield decision-making information.	Innovation
Marketing Field Study	MBA 651			Completing and analyzing a marketing project in cooperation with corporate clients. Responsibilities include problem definition, project management, report development, and presentations.	Innovation
Introduction to Marketing Analytics	MBA 651			Completing and analyzing a marketing project in cooperation with corporate clients. Responsibilities include problem definition, project management, report development, and presentations.	Innovation
Strategic Account Management	MBA 654			Improvement of persuasion, selling, and interpersonal leadership skills to influence the behavior of people toward common goals.	Innovation
Strategic Account Management	MBA 654			Improvement of persuasion, selling, and interpersonal leadership skills to influence the behavior of people toward common goals.	Innovation
Consumer Behavior	MBA 655			Improving managerial decisions by gaining an in-depth understanding of consumers.	Innovation
Strategic Brand Management	MBA 657			Develop the fundamental skills required to successfully manage consumer brands, including brand strategy and development, P&L management, portfolio creation,	Innovation
International Marketing	MBA 658			Institutions and techniques related to marketing goods and services in other countries: international dimensions of product, price, distribution channels, and promotion as they are adjusted t	Innovation
Advanced Brand Strategy	MBA 660			Strategic market analysis and development and implementation of a strategic marketing plan for a new product, new business, or an ongoing operation.	Innovation
Global Negotiations	MBA 661			Concepts/practices of effective negotiation in global marketplace. Experiential learning techniques – case studies, role plays, simulations, videos to develop skills.	Innovation
Venture Capital/ Private Equity	MBA 664			Academic and applied experience opportunities focusing on VC & Private Equity industries, capital acquisition, due diligence, management, gove	Innovation
Advanced VC/Priv Equity Strategies A	MBA 665A			Prerequisite: MBA 664; application required.	Innovation
Advanced VC/Priv Equity Strategies B	MBA 665B			Prerequisite: MBA 664; application required.	Innovation
Entrepreneurial Strategy	MBA 669			Development and application of strategies in emerging businesses with focus on strategic business models, capital acquisition, and competitive differentiation in new businesses, especially e- busin	Innovation
Entrepreneurial Marketing	MBA 672			Topics include marketing to investors, internal marketing, and how to market products/services without a marketing budget.	Innovation
Entrepreneurial Marketing	MBA 672			Topics include marketing to investors, internal marketing, and how to market products/services without a marketing budget.	Innovation
Creating New Ventures	MBA 673			Creating and operating new ventures through the funding stage.	Innovation
Managing New Ventures	MBA 674			Drawing heavily upon the post-undergraduate professional experience, students will operate and grow high-tech or growth businesses after creating a new venture and securing funding.	Innovation
New Venture LaunchPad	MBA 676			Launching actual new ventures. Mentored learning of idea validation, business models, minimum viable products, and financing plans.	Innovation
Creative Strategic Thinking	MBA 683	MBA	Jeff Dyer	Understanding conditions under which creative ideas/strategies emerge; building skills for creative strategic thinking; generating valuable ideas for companies	Innovation	Graduate Course
Real Estate Analysis	MBA 686			Applying principles and techniques of property investments, including determining value, financing arrangements, and marketing and management problems.	Innovation
Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship	MBA 692	MBA	Todd Manwaring	Focus is on: (1) learning about social innovation environment, (2) tools to connect and leverage there (program analysis, root cause, solution impact), (3) life plan for engagement (usually part-ti	Innovation	None.
Digital Marketing	MBA 693R			Subject to be arranged with instructor. Approval must be obtained from the MBA Office.	Innovation
Mechanical Engineering Capstone Class	ME 475	Mechanical Engineering	Chris Mattson	This course is intended for senior students, primarily in Engineering or Technology (though students from other disciplines may apply) who have extensive undergraduate training and preparation for	Design	Many Prerequsites
Mechanical Engineering Capstone course (2 semester sequence)	ME 476	Mechanical Engineering	Chris Mattson	Comprehensive two-semester design experience from conception to manufacturing planning and prototype. Product development process. Economic and manufacturing considerations.	Design	ME EN 363, ME EN 372, ME EN 373 or EC EN 340, EC EN 370, EC EN 380 or ENG T 231, MFG 340, MFG 355; Senior standing (fewer than 30 hours remaining in the program) in ME EN, MFG, INDES, or related disciplines with instructor's consent.
Mechanical Sys Dsgn Fundmntls	ME EN 372	Mechanical Engineering		Static and dynamic stress and failure analysis for mechanical systems.	Design	CE EN 203 & ME EN 282.
Topics in Mechanical Design	ME EN 372	Mechanical Engineering		None given.	Design	Departmental consent.
Design of Control Systems	ME EN 431	Mechanical Engineering		Classical frequency response and time domain design of control systems. State variable control and computer simulation of control systems.	Design	ME EN 335; or EC EN 380.
Intermediate Materials	ME EN 452	Mechanical Engineering		Mechanical behavior of engineering materials including metals, plastics, ceramics, and composites.	Creativity	ME EN 250 & ME EN 372.
Composite Material Design	ME EN 456	Mechanical Engineering		Macro- and micro-mechanical analysis and design of uni- and multidirectional composite materials.	Design	ME EN 250.
Integrated Prodct+Proc Desgn 1	ME EN 475	Mechanical Engineering		Comprehensive two-semester design experience from conception to manufacturing planning and prototype. Product development process. Economic and manufacturing considerations.	Design	ME EN 363 & ME EN 372 & ME EN 373; or EC EN 340 & EC EN 370 & EC EN 380; or ENG T 231 & MFG 340 & MFG 355.
Integrated Prod+Proc Dsgn 2	ME EN 476	Mechanical Engineering		Comprehensive two-semester design experience from conception to manufacturing planning and prototype. Product development process. Economic and manufacturing considerations.	Design	ME EN 363 & ME EN 372 & ME EN 373; or EC EN 340 & EC EN 370 & EC EN 380; or ENG T 231 & MFG 340 & MFG 355.
Design + Materials Applicatns	ME EN 500	Mechanical Engineering		Materials selection in design; effects of materials properties, structure and geometry on performance; process selection and property modification techniques; basics of material failure mechanism.	Design	Ce En 321 or Me En 372; Ce En 203; Me En 250; or equivalents.
Innovative Team Leadership	MIL S 220	Military Science		Creative leadership strategies and styles; team dynamics; leadership theory; the Army leadership framework. Includes basics of land navigation and squad tactics. Lab included.	Innovation	None.
Dsgn, Fabricatn, Sci Apparatus	PHSCS 240	Physics and Astronomy		Machining, computer interfacing, controls, and vacuum systems.	Design	PHSCS 123 & PHSCS 145.
Designing Democracies and Dictatorships	POLI 343	Political Science		Studies the rich variety of political institutions around the world, in both developed and developing countries, democracies, and dictatorships, and their implications for policy decisions and poli	Creativity	Poli 150 or 250.
Plant Community Design	PWS 380	Plant and Wildlife Sciences		Design and ecology of thematic plant communities.	Design	PWS 103 & PWS 105 & BIO 235.
Creating a Good Life through Recreation	Rec Mgmt 300	Recreation Management & Youth Leadership	Mat Duerden	Considering foundational recreation concepts and contemporary issues. Exploring professional opportunities in recreation.	Design	No. Open to all majors
Program Evaluation	Rec Mgmt 487	Recreation Management & Youth Leadership	Mat Duerden	Acquiring and applying evaluation knowledge and skills to manage quality and effectiveness of recreation services and experiences.	Design	Only for majors; includes prerequisites: RECM 404 & RECM 420 & RECM 430.
Creating a Good Life	RECM 300	Recreation Management		Considering foundational recreation concepts and contemporary issues. Exploring professional opportunities in recreation.	Creativity	None.
Hist of Interior Design+Arch 1	SFL 328	Family Life		History of interior design, architecture, and furnishings from ancient Egypt to beaux arts movement. French, English, and American design.	Design	None.
Sociology of Innovation	SOC 390R	Sociology	Eric Dahlin	This first half of the course investigates individual approaches to creativity and group, social network, and organizational arrangements that constrain and foster innovation while the second half	Innovation	None
History of Creativity 201	TECH 201	Manufacturing Engineering Technology	Taylor Halverson	Students develop skills of creative thinking and doing as they explore past civilizations from around the world. From ancient past - 1500 AD. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE	Creativity	None
History of Creativity 202	TECH 202	Manufacturing Engineering Technology	Taylor Halverson	Students develop skills of creative thinking and doing as they explore past civilizations from around the world. 1500-present. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE	Creativity	None
Emerging Communication Technologies	TEE 125	Technology and Engineering Education	Geoff Wright	Students learn about emerging communication technologies and then develop 1 new emerging communication technology.	Design	None.
Video Production and Photography	TEE 251	Technology and Engineering Education	Geoff Wright	Students complete multiple photo and video projects. THIS COURSE IS TEMPOARARILY UNAVAILABLE	Design	TEE 125, TEE 255; or instructor's consent.
Graphic Design	TEE 255	Technology and Engineering Education	Geoff Wright	Students create print design projects using mimicry and innovation. THIS COURSE IS TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE	Design	TEE 125; or instructor's consent.
Creativity, Engineering, and Problem Solving (Intro to Robotics)	TEE 330	Technology and Engineering Education		Designing solutions to technological problems using innovation, creativity, experimentation, problem solving, and engineering design.	Design	None.
Furniture Design	TEE 400	Technology		Designing several projects and building a significant piece of furniture.	Design	TEE 200.
Storytelling	TMA 257	Theater & Media Arts		Theories, techniques, and practice in the art of constructing and telling stories for use in performance, recreational, and educational settings.	Creativity	Theatre education major status or instructor's consent.
Princ of Design for Stg + Scrn	TMA 259	Theater & Media Arts		Survey of visual design principles for theatre, film, television and related media; collaborative team techniques; research theory; script analysis; production concept; applied approaches to costum	Design	TMA 101 & 236; or instructor's consent.
Costume Design	TMA 362	Theater & Media Arts	Rory Scanlon	Comprehensive course in costume design for stage and screen; renderings; costume theory; script research; costume paperwork; collaboration techniques; preparation for work as assistant and/or full	Design	TMA 236 and 259 or concurrent enrollment; or instructor's consent.
Scenic Design	TMA 363	Theater & Media Arts	Rory Scanlon	Comprehensive course in scenic design for stage and screen: scenic history and theory; renderings and model construction; script research; scenic paperwork; collaboration techniques; preparation fo	Design	TMA 236 and 258 and 259 or concurrent enrollment; or instructor's consent.
Lighting Design	TMA 364	Theater & Media Arts		Comprehensive course in lighting design for stage: collaboration techniques; lighting theory; instruments and lighting systems; preparation for work as assistant and/or full designer positions in d	Design	TMA 235 and 258 and 259 or concurrent enrollment; or instructor's consent.
Sound Design	TMA 365	Theater & Media Arts		Comprehensive course in sound design for stage: sound reinforcement; stage equipment; sound space design; collaboration techniques; preparation for work as assistant and/or full designer positions	Design	TMA 259.
Makeup Design	TMA 367	Theater & Media Arts		Comprehensive course in makeup design for stage and screen: prosthetics; advanced makeup effects; makeup theory; script research; collaboration techniques; preparation for work as assistant and/or	Design	TMA 259 & TMA 267.
Design + Tech: Prod Stage Mgrs	TMA 369R	Theater & Media Arts		Practical experience working as main season assistant stage managers; related topics.	Design	Theatre arts studies major or minor status. Instructor's consent.
Design + Tech: Asst Stage Mgrs	TMA 369R	Theater & Media Arts		Practical experience working as main season assistant stage managers; related topics.	Design	Theatre arts studies major or minor status. Concurrent enrollment in TMA 360 and 361. Instructor's consent.
Design + Tech: Y Ambassadors	TMA 369R	Theater & Media Arts		None.	Design	Instructor's consent.
Design Practicum	TMA 369R	Theater & Media Arts	Rory Scanlon	Practical experience working as assistant designers; practicum experience in related performance design and/or technology topic areas.	Design	TMA 236 and 259 and instructor's consent.
Methods Design	TMA 377A	Theater & Media Arts		Developing meaningful and engaging instruction for secondary students in theatre; developing critical thinking, problem solving, literacy, and democratic character; assessing learner performance.	Design	TMA 276.
Design Studio	TMA 379R	Theater & Media Arts		Performance design studio experience in team collaboration, portfolio building, and faculty mentored projects.	Design	TMA 236 and 259; one or more of TMA 362, 363, 364, 365, and 367; instructor's consent.
Adv Design: Costumes	TMA 479R	Theater & Media Arts	Rory Scanlon	Advanced techniques in performance design for costumes.	Design	Instructor's consent.
Adv Design: Lighting	TMA 479R	Theater & Media Arts		Advanced techniques in performance design for lighting.	Design	Instructor's consent.
Adv Design: Makeup	TMA 479R	Theater & Media Arts		Advanced techniques in performance design for makeup.	Design	Instructor's consent.
Adv Design: Scenic	TMA 479R	Theater & Media Arts	Rory Scanlon	Advanced techniques in performance design for scenic.	Design	Instructor's consent.
Adv Design: Sound	TMA 479R	Theater & Media Arts		Advanced techniques in performance design for sound.	Design	Instructor's consent.
Design for Production	TMA 489R	Theater & Media Arts	Rory Scanlon	Practical experience working as performance designers, or related topics.	Design	Instructor's consent.
Practicum in Graphic Design	VAGD 346	Visual Arts		Market applications, portfolio preparation, and other aspects of graphic design. Individual portfolio projects designed to develop graphic design skills.	Design	VA 111 & VA 114 & VA 115.
Comp Apps Studio for Graph Des	VAGD 410R	Visual Arts		Studio course instructing students in the art of design and communication with motion. Graphic design principles and narrative concepts employed to create short motion design projects.	Design	Acceptance into Visual Arts.