Course Offerings

Architectural History

• AR H 112 - History of Architecture Credits: 3

Architecture

• ARCH 201 - Introduction to Architectural Design I Credits: 4
• ARCH 202 - Introduction to Architectural Design II Credits: 6
• ARCH 204 - Introduction to Architectural Design Credits: 3
• ARCH 241 - Introduction to Digital Analysis and Representation Credits: 2
• ARCH 501 - Introduction to Architectural Design I Credits: 3
• ARCH 502 - Introduction to Architectural Design II Credits: 3
• ARCH 505 - Architectural Graphics Credits: 2
• ARCH 544 - Computer Graphics Credits: 2

Landscape Architecture

• L AR 501 - Introduction to Landscape Architecture I Credits: 3
• L AR 502 - Introduction to Landscape Architecture II Credits: 3
• L AR 503 - Landscape Architecture Graphics Credits: 2
• L AR 544 - Computer Graphics Credits: 2

Urban and Environmental Planning

• PLAN 512 - GIS Methods Credits: 3

African-American and African Studies

108 Minor Hall (434) 924-3109

Anthropology

Office: 100 Brooks Hall (434) 924-7044

• ANTH 240 - Language, Culture, and Society Credits: 3

Art

Asian and Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures

• ARAB 331 - Introduction to the Arab World and its Language Credits: 3

Astronomy

• ASTR 121 - Introduction to the Sky and Solar System Credits: 3
• ASTR 124 - Introduction to Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe Credits: 3
• ASTR 342 - Life Beyond the Earth Credits: 3
• ASTR 348 - Introduction to Cosmology Credits: 3
• ASTR 571 - Solar System Concepts Credits: 3
• ASTR 572 - Stellar Concepts Credits: 3
• ASTR 576 - Exobiology Concepts Credits: 3
• ASTR 578 - Cosmology Concepts Credits: 3

Biology

• BIOL 201 - Introduction to Biology I Credits: 3
• BIOL 202 - Introduction to Biology II Credits: 3
• BIOL 203 - Introduction to Biology Laboratory I Credits: 2
• BIOL 204 - Introduction to Biology Laboratory II Credits: 2
• BIOL 316 - General Zoology Credits: 4
• BIOL 324 - Introduction to Immunology Credits: 3
• BIOL 501 - Biochemistry Credits: 4

Mountain Lake Biological Station

Office: 238 Gilmer Hall (434) 982-5486

The University of Virginia operates Mountain Lake Biological Station west of Blacksburg in Giles County, Virginia, as an integral part of the Summer Session. The laboratory is at 3,800 feet elevation on the crest of Salt Pond Mountain near a natural lake and adjacent to the Mountain Lake Wilderness Area of Jefferson National Forest.

Expenses (Subject to change) 
 Tuition (per credit hour): Virginia Students Undergraduate    $170.00 Graduate        215.00 Out-of State Students Undergraduate     740.00 Graduate            660.00 Lab and Field Trip Fee:    88.00 Rent per Week (dorm):    25.00 Board per Week:  Each adult     137.50         Children 10-16     82.50 Children 9 and younger  44.00 Group Insurance:     15.50 Non-UVa Research Fee per Week:     Senior Investigators   255.00 Co-Pi’s     67.00 Graduate Students     67.00

Curriculum A minimum of one year college biology is required as a prerequisite for all courses taught at Mountain Lake. Most courses are designed for advanced undergraduate and graduate students. A maximum of four credits may be taken in each term.

Research Facilities are available at the station for research on many aspects of field biology. Those interested in independent research should consult with the Director or Associate Director.

Other Activities A regular seminar series is held during the summer session on topics of general interest to field biologists.

Further information is available at www.mlbs.virginia.edu or write the Director, Mountain Lake Biological Station, P.O. Box 400327, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA; 22904-4327.

Center for American English Language and Culture (ESL)

Office: B019 Garrett Hall (434) 924-6166

See Linguistics.

Center for the Liberal Arts

Office: 2400 Old Ivy Rd., Room 58 (434) 924-6166

The Center for the Liberal Arts is a residential institute limited to 12 Virginia high school teachers selected by the instructor and the Center for the Liberal Arts. For further information, please contact Center for the Liberal Arts, University of Virginia, P.O. Box 400762, Charlottesville, VA 22904-4762; (434) 982-5205; fax (434) 924-6271; centerfortheliberalarts@virginia.edu; www.virginia.edu/cla.

• HIUS 611A - Spaces and Places of Memory: Teaching American History Through the Urban Landscape of Washington D.C. Credits: 1
• HIUS 612 - 20th Century United States History Seminar Credits: 2

Chemistry

Office: 404 Chemistry Building (434) 924-3344

While enrolled in any course and lab in chemistry, students may not register for any other course in the Summer Session. The student is responsible for all laboratory breakage charges.

• CHEM 141 - Introductory College Chemistry I Credits: 3
• CHEM 141L - Introductory College Chemistry Laboratory I Credits: 2
• CHEM 142 - Introductory College Chemistry II Credits: 3
• CHEM 142L - Introductory College Chemistry Laboratory II Credits: 2
• CHEM 241 - Organic Chemistry I Credits: 3
• CHEM 241L - Organic Chemistry Laboratory I Credits: 3
• CHEM 242 - Organic Chemistry II Credits: 3
• CHEM 242L - Organic Chemistry Laboratory II Credits: 3
• CHEM 341 - Physical Chemistry II Credits: 3
• CHEM 342 - Physical Chemistry II Credits: 3

Classics

• CLAS 204 - Greek Mythology Credits: 3

Drama

• DRAM 101 - Introduction to Theatre Credits: 3
• DRAM 102 - Oral Interpretation Credits: 3
• DRAM 201 - Performance: Image to Form Credits: 3
• DRAM 202 - Acting I Credits: 3
• DRAM 203 - Learning How to Draw Credits: 3
• DRAM 205 - Fundamentals of Film Acting Credits: 3
• DRAM 206 - Improvisation for Actors and Non-Actors Credits: 3
• DRAM 207 - Public Speaking Credits: 3
• DRAM 208 - Circus in America Credits: 3
• DRAM 210 - The Art of Light and Shadow Credits: 3
• DRAM 245 - Physical Acting Credits: 3
• DRAM 271 - Scriptwriting for Film and TV Credits: 3
• DRAM 283 - Introduction to Narrative Filmmaking Credits: 3
• DRAM 302 - Theatre Make-Up Credits: 3
• DRAM 351 - Directing I Credits: 3
• DRAM 381 - Film Criticism Credits: 3

Economics

Office: 114 Rouss Hall (434) 924-3177

A full introduction to economic principles warrants completion of both ECON 201 and ECON 202. Students planning to take both are advised to take ECON 201 first, though this is not required. The department recommends ECON 201 to students intending to take only one semester of principles.

• ECON 201 - Principles of Economics: Microeconomics Credits: 3
• ECON 202 - Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics Credits: 3
• ECON 301 - Intermediate Microeconomics Credits: 4
• ECON 302 - Intermediate Macroeconomics Credits: 3
• ECON 303 - Money and Banking Credits: 3
• ECON 371 - Introduction to Statistical Analysis Credits: 4
• ECON 419 - Industrial Organization Credits: 3
• ECON 440 - Topics in Economic History Credits: 3
• ECON 442 - Macroeconomic Policy Credits: 3

English

English as a Second Language

Office: Center for American English Language and Culture, B019 Garrett Hall (434) 924-6166

See Linguistics.

Environmental Sciences

• EVSC 101 - Introduction to Environmental Sciences Credits: 3
• EVSC 102 - Practical Concepts in Environmental Sciences Credits: 1
• EVSC 215 - Introduction to Oceanography Credits: 3
• EVSC 250 - Man’s Atmospheric Environment Credits: 3
• EVSC 362 - Geographic Information System Methods Credits: 3
• EVSC 415 - Topics in Oceanography Credits: 3
• EVSC 493 - Man’s Atmospheric Environment Credits: 3
• EVSC 795-1 - Advanced Oceanography Credits: 3
• EVSC 795-2 - Geographic Information System Methods Credits: 3

The Blandy Experimental Farm

Office: 400 Blandy Farm Lane, Boyce VA 22620, (434) 924-7761

The University of Virginia’s Blandy Experimental Farm is a 700-acre field station located in the northeastern Shenandoah Valley (61 miles west of Washington, D.C. on U.S. 50, 4 miles west of Shenandoah river; or 9.5 miles east of Winchester, VA, 1 mile east of Route 340/50 intersection). Blandy Experimental Farm is also home to the Orland E. White Arboretum, the State Arboretum of Virginia. The plant collections feature over 1,000 different varieties and species representing 100 genera and 50 families. There are a wide variety of programs and activities that fall within Blandy’s mission, including many public events. The arboretum is open to the public every day from dawn to dusk. There is no charge for admission. For more information, see www.virginia.edu/blandy

• EVEC 493 - Field Botany Credits: 3
• EVEC 793 - Field Botany Credits: 3

French

German

History

Italian

Latin

Linguistics and ESL

• LING 106 - Advanced Conversation – ESL Credits: 0
• LING 108S - English for Academic Purposes – ESL Credits: 0
• LING 509S - ESL/EFL Teacher Training Institute Credits: 3
• LING 510S - ESL/EFL Teacher Training Institute Credits: 3

Mathematics

• MATH 114 - Financial Mathematics Credits: 3
• MATH 131 - Calculus I Credits: 4
• MATH 132 - Calculus II Credits: 4
• MATH 231 - Calculus III Credits: 4
• MATH 310 - Introduction to Mathematical Probability Credits: 3
• MATH 312 - Introduction to Mathematical Statistics Credits: 3
• MATH 331 - Basic Real Analysis Credits: 3
• MATH 510 - Mathematical Probability Credits: 3
• MATH 512 - Mathematical Statistics Credits: 3
• MATH 730E - Problems in Analysis Credits: 3
• MATH 750E - Problems in Algebra Credits: 3

Media Studies

• MDST 201 - Introduction to Media Studies Credits: 3
• MDST 334 - Women and Film Credits: 3
• MDST 371 - Scriptwriting for Film and TV Credits: 3
• MDST 383 - Web Design and Production Studio Credits: 3

Medical Sciences

For course listings, see the Summer Session website at www.virginia.edu/summer.

Music

• MUSI 131 - Basic Musical Skills Credits: 3
• MUSI 207B - Entertainment Yesterday: Screen and Stage at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Credits: 3
• MUSI 207C - Gender and Sexuality in Popular Music Credits: 3
• MUSI 210 - Introduction to Music in American Sound Cinema: 1927-Present Credits: 3
• MUSI 212 - History of Jazz Music Credits: 3
• MUSI 230A - Keyboard Skills (Beginning) Credits: 2
• MUSI 230C - Fretboard Harmony Credits: 2
• MUSI 274 - Music as Performance in Cross-Cultural Perspectives Credits: 3
• MUSI 308B - Introduction to Music in American Sound Cinema: 1927-Present Credits: 3
• MUSI 474 - Music as Performance in Cross-Cultural Perspectives Credits: 3

Philosophy

• PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy Credits: 3
• PHIL 160 - Free Will and Determinism Credits: 3
• PHIL 161 - Philosophy of Punishment Credits: 3
• PHIL 162 - Environmental and Animal Welfare Ethics Credits: 3
• PHIL 163 - Paradoxes and Puzzles Credits: 3
• PHIL 164 - Reason and the World Credits: 3
• PHIL 165 - Family Ethics Credits: 3

Physics

Office: 101 J. W. Beams Laboratory of Physics

Students enrolled in both PHYS 201 and 201L or 202 and 202L, may not register for any other course in that half of the Summer Session. Premedical and predental students should elect this course along with PHYS 201 and 202; it is optional for others.

• PHYS 201 - Principles of Physics I Credits: 4
• PHYS 201L - Basic Physics Laboratory I Credits: 1.5
• PHYS 202 - Principles of Physics II Credits: 4
• PHYS 202L - Basic Physics Laboratory II Credits: 1.5
• PHYS 241E - General Physics II Credits: 3

Politics

Psychology

• PSYC 101 - General Psychology Credits: 3
• PSYC 260 - Introduction to Social Psychology Credits: 3
• PSYC 401 - Intergroup Relations Credits: 3
• PSYC 402 - Adolescent Sexual Development Credits: 3
• PSYC 403 - Psychology of Happiness Credits: 3
• PSYC 411 - Psycholinguistics Credits: 3

Public Health Sciences

Office: School of Medicine (434) 924-8646

For Health Evaluation Sciences summer field course listings, see the Summer Session website at www.virginia.edu/summer or the online Course Offering Directory at www.virginia.edu/cod.

• HES 525 - Public Health Ethics: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Credits: 3
• HES 725 - Public Health Ethics: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Credits: 3

Religious Studies

Russian

Sociology

• SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology Credits: 3
• SOC 222 - Contemporary Social Problems Credits: 3
• SOC 223 - Criminology Credits: 3
• SOC 243 - Gender and Sexuality Credits: 3
• SOC 247 - American Society and Popular Culture Credits: 3
• SOC 249 - Cities and Cultures Credits: 3
• SOC 252 - Sociology of the Family Credits: 3
• SOC 255 - Law and Society Credits: 3
• SOC 302 - Introduction to Social Theory Credits: 3
• SOC 311 - Introduction to Social Statistics Credits: 4
• SOC 312 - Research Workshop Credits: 4
• SOC 341 - Race and Ethnic Relations Credits: 3
• SOC 423 - Deviance and Social Control Credits: 3
• SOC 480 - Undergraduate Internship Program Credits: 4

Spanish

Statistics

• STAT 110 - Introduction to Statistics Credits: 3
• STAT 212 - Introduction to Statistical Analysis Credits: 4

Studies in Women and Gender

• SWAG 210 - Women’s Lives in Myth and Reality Credits: 3

Curriculum, Instruction, and Special Education

• EDIS 201 - Teaching as a Profession Credits: 3
• EDIS 287 - Reading, Writing, and Reasoning Credits: 4
• EDIS 288 - Field Experience Credits: 1
• EDIS 302 - The Exceptional Learner Credits: 3
• EDIS 500 - The Exceptional Learner Credits: 3
• EDIS 513 - Characteristics of Severe Disabilities Credits: 3
• EDIS 521 - Introduction to Language Development Credits: 3
• EDIS 543 - Teaching Composition K-12 Credits: 3
• EDIS 589-1 - Assessment and Planning for ESOL Credits: 3
• EDIS 589-2 - Reading in the Secondary Classroom Credits: 3
• EDIS 589-3 - Managing Classroom Routines Credits: 3
• EDIS 590 - Writing Project Workshop in English Education Credits: 6
• EDIS 591 - Teaching Young Writers 6-12 Credits: 1 to 6
• EDIS 708 - Advanced Instructional Methods Credits: 3
• EDIS 713 - Functional Academics and Transition Credits: 3
• EDIS 715 - Collaborative Teamwork Credits: 3
• EDIS 773 - Practicum in Reading Diagnosis Credits: 3
• EDIS 774 - Practicum in Remedial Reading Credits: 3
• EDIS 788 - Field Project Credits: 3
• EDIS 789-1 - Practicum in Special Education: LD Credits: 3
• EDIS 789-2 - Practicum in Special Education: EBD Credits: 3
• EDIS 789-3 - Practicum in Special Education: MR Credits: 3
• EDIS 885 - Education in Cultural-Historical Perspective Credits: 3

Human Services

• EDHS 457 - The Art and Science of Sports Medicine Credits: 3
• EDHS 458 - Sport Psychology Conference Credits: 3
• EDHS 548 - Qualitative Analysis of Motor Patterns Credits: 3
• EDHS 557 - The Art and Science of Sports Medicine Credits: 3
• EDHS 558 - Sport Psychology Conference Credits: 3
• EDHS 589-1 - Exercise and Regulation of Energy Balance Credits: 3
• EDHS 589-2 - Achievement Based Curriculum for Physical Education Credits: 3
• EDHS 589-3 - Experimental Design in Athletic Training Credits: 3
• EDHS 589-4 - Exercise Psychology Credits: 3
• EDHS 722 - Introduction to Career Interventions Credits: 3
• EDHS 723 - Theory and Techniques of Counseling Credits: 3
• EDHS 727 - Research in Counseling Credits: 3
• EDHS 730 - Multicultural Counseling Credits: 3
• EDHS 750-1 - Practicum: Adapted Physical Education Credits: 1 to 6
• EDHS 750-2 - Practicum: Adult Fitness Credits: 1 to 6
• EDHS 750-3 - Practicum: Cardiac Rehabilitation Credits: 1 to 6
• EDHS 758 - Anatomical Basis of Sports Medicine Credits: 3
• EDHS 812 - Disorders of Communication Based in Cognitive Dysfunction Credits: 3
• EDHS 815 - Clinical Practice: Speech Language Pathology Credits: 1 to 6
• EDHS 817-1 - Clinical Externship: SLP Med Credits: 1 to 6
• EDHS 817-2 - Clinical Externship: SLP Schools Credits: 1 to 6
• EDHS 839 - Counselor Education Internship: Mental Health Consulting Credits: 1
• EDHS 870 - Clinical Psychology Practicum Credits: 1 to 3

Leadership, Foundations, and Policy

• EDLF 562 - Educational Video Production Credits: 3
• EDLF 589-2 - Critical Issues of Superintendency Credits: 3
• EDLF 589-3 - Learning Communities Credits: 3
• EDLF 700 - Instructional Design Credits: 3
• EDLF 707 - Digital Media Development Credits: 3
• EDLF 710 - Contemporary Educational Issues Credits: 3
• EDLF 716 - Human Development Credits: 3
• EDLF 717 - Concepts of Learning Credits: 3
• EDLF 721 - Adolescent Development Credits: 3
• EDLF 722 - Introduction to Gifted Education Credits: 3
• EDLF 731 - Educational Statistics: Statistics I Credits: 3
• EDLF 761 - History of American Education Credits: 3
• EDLF 780 - Contemporary Issues in the Secondary School Principalship Credits: 3
• EDLF 830 - Experimental Design: Statistics II Credits: 3
• EDLF 866 - School Policy in Curriculum and Instruction Credits: 3
• EDLF 891 - Higher Education Seminar: Current Literature Credits: 3
• EDLF 900 - Advanced Seminar: Administration and Supervision Credits: 3

Applied Mathematics

• APMA 109 - Calculus I Credits: 4
• APMA 212 - Multivariate Calculus Credits: 4
• APMA 213 - Ordinary Differential Equations I Credits: 4
• APMA 310 - Probability Credits: 3
• APMA 311 - Applied Statistics and Probability Credits: 3

Civil Engineering

• CE 230 - Statics Credits: 3
• CE 231 - Strength of Materials Credits: 3

Computer Science

• CS 110 - Introduction to Information Technology Credits: 3
• CS 111 - Advanced Web Design Credits: 3
• CS 305 - Usability Engineering Credits: 3
• CS 333 - Computer Architecture Credits: 3

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

• MAE 210 - Thermodynamics Credits: 3
• MAE 230 - Statics Credits: 3
• MAE 231 - Strength of Materials Credits: 3
• MAE 232 - Dynamics Credits: 3

Science, Technology, and Society

• STS 101 - Language Communication and the Technological Society Credits: 3
• STS 207 - Utopias and the Modern Society Credits: 3
• STS 300 - Societal Dimensions of Nanotechnology Credits: 2
• STS 401 - Western Technology Credits: 3
• STS 402 - The Engineer, Ethics, and Society Credits: 3

Systems and Information Engineering

• SYS 481 - Special Topics: Critical Thinking in the Information Age Credits: 3