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	• ACCT 2000 - Financial Accounting
	• ACCT 5310 - Governmental and Non-Profit Accounting
	• ACCT 5500 - Fraud and Forensics
	• ASCI 5000 - Models for Financial Economics
	• ASCI 5100 - Actuarial Models I
	• ASCI 5200 - Actuarial Models II
	• ASCI 5300 - Loss Models
	• ASCI 5400 - Predictive Analytics
	• BIO 1000 - Principles of Biology
	• CHEM 1100 - Survey of General Chemistry
	• CHEM 1110 - Survey of General Chemistry Laboratory
	• ECON 2100 - Principles of Microeconomics
	• ECON 2200 - Principles of Macroeconomics
	• EDUC 1700 - Phonics and Language Study: Primary Education
	• EDUC 1710 - Phonics and Language Study: Middle Childhood
	• EDUC 2100 - Educational Technology: Adolescence
	• EDUC 2600 - Emergent Literacy in Inclusive Environments - Writing Intensive
	• EDUC 3630 - Adolescent Literature in a Comprehensive Reading Program
	• EDUC 3640 - Elementary Literacy Assessment and Instruction
	• EDUC 3650 - Comprehension and Composition in Primary (P-5) Education
	• EDUC 3800 - Content Area Literacy
	• EDUC 3850 - Using Literacy Across Disciplines in Middle Childhood - Writing Intensive
	• EDUC 5000 - School and Society: A Reflective Inquiry
	• EDUC 5100 - Educational Psychology
	• EDUC 5200 - Issues in Equity and Multicultural Education
	• EDUC 5300 - Exceptional Children
	• EDUC 5310 - MAT: Profiles of Learners
	• EDUC 5320 - MAT: Specialized Instructional Planning
	• EDUC 5330 - MAT: Behavior and Learning Environments
	• EDUC 5340 - MAT: Methods of Specialized Instruction for Learners with Mild to Moderate Disabilities
	• EDUC 5341 - MAT: Methods of Specialized Instruction for Learners with Moderate to Intensive Disabilities
	• EDUC 5350 - MAT: Collaborative Methods for Learners with Mild to Moderate Disabilities
	• EDUC 5351 - MAT: Collaborative Methods for Learners with Moderate to Intensive Disabilities
	• EDUC 5360 - MAT: Assessment and Progress Monitoring in Special Education: Mild to Moderate
	• EDUC 5361 - MAT: Alternative Assessment of Students with Moderate to Intensive Needs
	• EDUC 5370 - Assistive Technology
	• EDUC 5380 - Literacies for Young Adolescents
	• EDUC 5390 - Specialized Systematic Instruction for Students with Reading Disabilities
	• EDUC 5395 - MAT Responsive Schools for Young Adolescents
	• EDUC 5400 - MAT Middle Childhood Methods
	• EDUC 5430 - MAT Middle Childhood Language Arts Methods
	• EDUC 5440 - MAT Middle Childhood Mathematics Methods
	• EDUC 5450 - MAT Middle Childhood Science Methods
	• EDUC 5460 - MAT Middle Childhood Social Studies Methods
	• EDUC 5470 - MAT: Internship in Special Education
	• EDUC 5970 - MAT Student Teaching
	• EDUC 6000 - Foundations of Democratic Education
	• EDUC 6100 - 21st Century Curriculum and Technology
	• EDUC 6120 - Data-Driven Decision Making for Teacher Leaders
	• EDUC 6210 - Linguistics and Language Acquisition
	• EDUC 6230 - Instruction and Assessment for English Language Learners
	• EDUC 6240 - TESOL in School and Society
	• EDUC 6250 - TESOL Teacher Work Sample
	• EDUC 6260 - Reading Instruction for Students with Diverse Learning Needs
	• EDUC 6310 - MAE: Profiles of Learners
	• EDUC 6320 - MAE: Specialized Instructional Planning
	• EDUC 6330 - MAE: Behavior and Learning Environments
	• EDUC 6340 - MAE: Methods of Specialized Instruction for Learners with Mild to Moderate Disabilities
	• EDUC 6341 - MAE: Methods of Specialized Instruction for Learners with Moderate to Intensive Disabilities
	• EDUC 6350 - MAE: Collaborative Methods for Learners with Mild to Moderate Disabilities
	• EDUC 6360 - MAE: Assessment and Progress Monitoring in Special Education: Mild to Moderate
	• EDUC 6400 - Foundations of Education Research
	• EDUC 6470 - MAE: Clinical: Graduate Practicum in Special Education
	• EDUC 6600 - Reading Foundations
	• EDUC 6640 - Reading Assessment and Instruction
	• EDUC 6650 - Research-Based Reading and Writing PK-3
	• EDUC 6660 - Research-Based Reading and Writing 4-12
	• EDUC 6670 - Advanced Clinical Practice: Otterbein Reading Clinic
	• EDUC 6680 - Clinical II: Literacy Coaching
	• EDUC 6700 - Special Topics in Professional Development
	• EDUC 6710 - Special Topics in Special Education
	• EDUC 6770 - Special Topics in Fine Arts Education
	• EDUC 6780 - Special Topics in Technology Education
	• EDUC 6790 - Special Topics in Literacy Education
	• EDUC 6880 - Problem-Solving in Mathematics Education
	• EDUC 6881 - Discourse in Mathematics Education
	• EDUC 6882 - Representations in Mathematics Education
	• EDUC 6885 - Theory into Practice in Mathematics Education
	• EDUC 7000 - Capstone Project
	• EDUC 7001 - Capstone Seminar
	• ENGL 1155 - Special Topics in Writing and Literature - Writing Intensive
	• ENGL 2210 - Studies in British Literatures Before 1700
	• ENGL 2215 - Studies in British Literatures 1700-1900
	• ENGL 2220 - Studies In British Literatures After 1900
	• ENGL 2230 - Reading and Writing in African-American Literatures - Writing Intensive
	• ENGL 2231 - Reading and Writing in Women’s Literatures - Writing Intensive
	• ENGL 2232 - Reading and Writing in Diverse Literary Cultures - Writing Intensive
	• ENGL 2233 - Reading and Writing in World Literatures - Writing Intensive
	• ENGL 2234 - Reading and Writing in LGBTQ Literatures - Writing Intensive
	• ENGL 2250 - Studies in American Literatures Before 1900
	• ENGL 2255 - Studies in American Literatures After 1900
	• ESCI 1001 - Introduction to Environmental Science
	• ESCI 1010 - Physical Geology
	• ESCI 1020 - Earth System History
	• ESCI 2000 - Field Geology
	• GEOG 1000 - World Regional Geography
	• HIST 1100 - American History to 1865
	• HIST 1200 - American History Since 1865
	• HIST 2200 - Ancient Greece and Rome
	• HIST 2350 - Politics and Society in Modern Britain

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