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Philosophy (PHIL)

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PHIL 101g: Philosophical Foundations of Modern Western Culture (4.0 units)

The influence on modern Western culture of philosophical thought about reality, knowledge and morality as developed by such philosophers as Descartes, Leibniz and Kant.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49300R	001	Lecture	11:00-12:15pm	Tue, Thu	132 of 150	James Van Cleve	SGM101
49301R	001	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Wednesday	20 of 25	Nathan Howard	MHP102
49302R	001	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Wednesday	25 of 25	Rima Basu	KAP113
49303R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Wednesday	21 of 25	Rima Basu	KAP113
49304R	001	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Thursday	19 of 25	Ara Astourian	ZHS360
49305R	001	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Thursday	21 of 25	Ara Astourian	MHP102
49306R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Thursday	24 of 25	Nathan Howard	MHP102

PHIL 135g: Legal Controversies and Ethical Principles (4.0 units)

Philosophical theories of law and applications to controversies of importance to society and our legal system, such as free speech, civil disobedience, and self-defense.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)
Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49590R	001	Lecture	11:00-12:15pm	Tue, Thu	117 of 140	Andrei Marmor	MHP101
49591R	001	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Monday	20 of 25	Stephen Bero	MHP102
49592R	001	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Monday	11 of 25	Stephen Bero	MHP102
49593R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Monday	24 of 25	Michael Hatcher	MHP102
49594R	001	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Wednesday	14 of 25	Michael Pressman	VKC210
49595R	001	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Wednesday	24 of 25	Michael Pressman	MHP102
49596R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Wednesday	24 of 25	Michael Hatcher	MHP102

Concurrent Course
WRIT 140: Writing and Critical Reasoning (4.0 units)

Focuses on analytical and argumentative writing skills requisite to academic and professional writing. Emphasizes logical analysis of texts and other data, effective use of evidence, ethical argumentation, and stylistic and grammatical fluency. Requires concurrent enrollment with an affiliated General Education course in the Social Issues category. Students must achieve a satisfactory score on the verbal portion of the SAT, the USC Writing Examination, or credit for WRIT 120 or 121 bef

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
64145D	001	Lecture	8:00-9:15am	Tue, Thu	16 of 17	Kevin Egan	WPH202
64150D	001	Lecture	8:00-9:15am	Tue, Thu	16 of 17	Mitra Parineh	VKC160
64675D	001	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	17 of 17	Kevin Egan	GFS210
64680D	001	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	17 of 17	Mitra Parineh	SOSB47
64730D	001	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	16 of 17	Grey Fisher	MHP102
66997D	001	Lab	7:00-8:50pm	Tuesday	835 of 2000		BOV AUD

PHIL 140g: Contemporary Moral and Social Issues (4.0 units)

Critical study of controversial social issues such as abortion, euthanasia, the death penalty, war & terrorism, pornography, and economic justice.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)
Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49314R	001	Lecture	2:00-3:15pm	Mon, Wed	142 of 148	Jacob Ross	THH101
49316R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Wednesday	23 of 25	Woo Lee	KAP113
49318R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Wednesday	24 of 25	Woo Lee	KAP164
49319R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Thursday	24 of 25	Abelard Podgorski	VKC260
49320R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Thursday	24 of 25	Abelard Podgorski	MHP102
49321R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Tuesday	24 of 25	Tiffany Chang	MHP102
49322R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Tuesday	23 of 25	Tiffany Chang	MHP102

Concurrent Course
WRIT 140: Writing and Critical Reasoning (4.0 units)

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
64345D	001	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	17 of 17	Jessica Cantiello	VKC202
64350D	001	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	16 of 17	Olanna Mills	GFS204
64530D	001	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	16 of 17	Jessica Cantiello	KAP166
64535D	001	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	17 of 17	Olanna Mills	KAP167
64540D	001	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	14 of 17	Marci Vogel	VKC205
66998D	001	Lab	7:00-8:50pm	Wednesday	754 of 2000		BOV AUD

PHIL 141g: The Professions and the Public Interest in American Life (4.0 units)

The study of the nature and role of professionals in life and society, forces that shape and direct them, foundations and applications of professional ethics.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)
Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49329R	001	Lecture	2:00-3:15pm	Mon, Wed	85 of 140	Anthony Kammas	THH202
49330R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	8 of 25	Jennifer Liderth	GFS108
49331R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	7 of 25	Jennifer Liderth	GFS108
49332R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Wednesday	18 of 25	Brandon Johns	SOSB37
49333R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Wednesday	18 of 25	Brandon Johns	SOSB37
49334R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Thursday	9 of 25	Brandon Johns	THHB9
49335R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Thursday	25 of 25	Brandon Johns	THH119

Concurrent Course
WRIT 140: Writing and Critical Reasoning (4.0 units)

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
64355D	001	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	16 of 17	Deanna Rivera	GFS205
64583D	001	Lecture	1:00-1:50pm	MWF	16 of 17	Deanna Rivera	GFS229
66998D	001	Lab	7:00-8:50pm	Wednesday	754 of 2000		BOV AUD

PHIL 220g: Science, Religion, and the Making of the Modern Mind (4.0 units)

Philosophical and religious implications of the scientificrevolution of the seventeenth century and the Darwinian revolutionin the nineteenth century.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49351R	001	Lecture	10:00-10:50am	MWF	136 of 150	Zlatan Damnjanovic	SLH200
49352R	001	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Tuesday	20 of 25	Michael Ashfield	VKC261
49353R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Tuesday	22 of 25	Gregory Ackerman	VKC261
49354R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Tuesday	25 of 25	Gregory Ackerman	KAP164
49355R	001	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Thursday	20 of 25	Michael Ashfield	VKC261
49356R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Thursday	25 of 25	Jonathan Wright	VKC261
49357R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Thursday	24 of 26	Jonathan Wright	KAP164

PHIL 250a: Elementary Formal Logic (2.0 units)

Critical reasoning skills and their many everyday applications; theory of logically correct reasoning and its associated formal techniques.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49368R	664	Lecture	5:00-6:30pm	Tue, Thu	18 of 35	Matthew Babb	VKC261

PHIL 250b: Elementary Formal Logic (2.0 units)

Critical reasoning skills and their many everyday applications; theory of logically correct reasoning and its associated formal techniques.

Prerequisite: PHIL 250a

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49369R	665	Lecture	5:00-6:30pm	Tue, Thu	7 of 35	Matthew Babb	VKC261

PHIL 262g: Mind and Self: Modern Conceptions (4.0 units)

Philosophical problems about the nature of mind associated withthe rise of modern science; topics include the mind/body relation,personal identity, rationality and freedom.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49370R	001	Lecture	3:30-4:45pm	Mon, Wed	138 of 150	Jacob Ross	THH301
49371R	001	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Wednesday	20 of 25	Aaron Veek	SGM226
49372R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Wednesday	21 of 25	Aaron Veek	SGM226
49373R	001	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Wednesday	22 of 25	Kenneth Silver	MHP102
49375R	001	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Thursday	23 of 25	Nicholas Laskowski	THHB10
49376R	001	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Thursday	25 of 25	Nicholas Laskowski	VKC210
49377R	001	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Wednesday	25 of 25	Kenneth Silver	MHP102

PHIL 285Lg: Knowledge, Explanation, and the Cosmos (4.0 units)

The nature and limits of knowledge and explanation, and challenges in understanding the origin of the universe and the place of intelligent life within it.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for one lecture and one lab

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus
49383R	001	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	132 of 150	Shieva Kleinschmidt	THH201	Word (1455873 MB)
49571R	001	Lab	10:00-11:50am	Wednesday	13 of 17	Maegan Fairchild	THH205
49572R	001	Lab	10:00-11:50am	Friday	14 of 16	Caleb Perl	HED103
49573R	001	Lab	12:00-1:50pm	Friday	14 of 17	Caleb Perl	KAP164
49574R	001	Lab	8:00-9:50am	Wednesday	15 of 16	Caleb Perl	VKC204
49575R	001	Lab	10:00-11:50am	Monday	16 of 17	Renee Bolinger	THH205
49576R	001	Lab	8:00-9:50am	Monday	14 of 17	Renee Bolinger	VKC204
49577R	001	Lab	8:00-9:50am	Thursday	16 of 17	Maegan Fairchild	WPH104
49579R	001	Lab	12:00-1:50pm	Wednesday	17 of 17	Maegan Fairchild	KAP164
49585R	001	Lab	8:00-9:50am	Tuesday	13 of 16	Renee Bolinger	WPH104

PHIL 315: History of Western Philosophy: Ancient Period (4.0 units)

Major figures in the history of Western philosophical thought from the presocratics to the Hellenistic period; emphasis on Plato and Aristotle.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49400R	001	Lecture	11:00-11:50am	MWF	27 of 30	Kevin Robb	VKC256

PHIL 320: History of Western Philosophy: Modern Period (4.0 units)

The development of philosophy from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries; emphasis on Continental Rationalism, British Empiricism, and the philosophy of Kant.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49401R	001	Lecture	10:00-11:45am	Wed, Fri	11 of 30	John Dreher	VKC205	Word (92160 KB)

PHIL 337: History of Modern Political Philosophy (4.0 units)

Analysis of some of the main political philosophies of the modern era; emphasis on the ethical and metaphysical foundations of political philosophy.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49412R	001	Lecture	12:00-1:45pm	Mon, Wed	33 of 36	Sharon Lloyd	WPHB30	Word (36070 KB)

PHIL 352: Logic and Language (4.0 units)

Introduction to modern symbolic logic, with applications to the philosophy of language, plus meta-logical and philosophical results about its scope and limits.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49424R	001	Lecture	10:00-11:45am	Mon, Wed	32 of 34	Gabriel Uzquiano Cruz	VKC207

PHIL 411: Plato (4.0 units)

Detailed study of the evolution of Plato's thought as revealed in selected dialogues. Prerequisite: two courses in philosophy.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49436R	001	Lecture	10:00-11:45am	Tue, Thu	12 of 30	Ralph Wedgwood	THH108

PHIL 422: British Empiricism (4.0 units)

Development of philosophy in Great Britain from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries; emphasis on Locke, Berkeley, and Hume.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49439R	001	Lecture	12:00-1:45pm	Wed, Fri	7 of 30	John Dreher	VKC207	Word (62464 KB)

PHIL 431: Law, Society, and Politics (4.0 units)

A systematic presentation of the main philosophical perspectives on the interactions between law and the social-political aspects of our lives.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49459R	001	Lecture	10:00-11:45am	Wed, Fri	31 of 35	Gary Watson	MHP106	Word (21341 KB)

PHIL 440: Contemporary Ethical Theory (4.0 units)

Ethical theories in the 20th century; contemporary theories of value and obligation; metaethical theories; intuitionism, naturalism, and non-cognitivism; concepts of justice, human right, and freedom.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49466R	001	Lecture	2:00-3:15pm	Mon, Wed	23 of 30	Mark Schroeder	VKC260

PHIL 450: Intermediate Symbolic Logic (4.0 units)

Systematic study of the metatheory of quantificational logic, with applications to questions of decidability and completeness of formal systems, including Godel's Incompleteness Theorems.

Prerequisite: PHIL 350

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49477R	001	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	6 of 30	Kenneth Easwaran	VKC103

PHIL 460: Metaphysics (4.0 units)

Systematic introduction to basic concepts, including identity, difference, existence, individuals, substance, quality, and relation; emphasis on idealism, materialism, and the ontology of intentionality.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49479R	001	Lecture	11:00-12:15pm	Tue, Thu	6 of 30	Andrew Bacon	VKC207	PDF (90569 KB)

PHIL 462: Philosophy of Mind (4.0 units)

Examination of contemporary theories of mind and its place in the natural world.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49482R	001	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	27 of 30	Janet Levin	VKC256

PHIL 463: Theories of Action (4.0 units)

Systematic investigation of action, the mental states involved in action, the reasoning processes that lead to action, and related concepts including intentionality and free will.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49483R	001	Lecture	2:00-3:15pm	Mon, Wed	18 of 20	Kadri Vihvelin	GFS212

PHIL 465: Philosophy of Language (4.0 units)

The nature of communication, meaning, reference, truth, necessity, speech acts, convention, and language.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49484R	001	Lecture	10:00-11:45am	Mon, Wed	13 of 35	Robin Jeshion	VKC258

PHIL 490x: Directed Research (1.0-8.0 units, max 12)

Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior

Section	Session	Units	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49490D	001	2.0-8.0	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5	John Dreher	OFFICE
49491D	001	2.0-8.0	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5	Ralph Wedgwood	OFFICE
49492D	001	2.0-8.0	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5	Ralph Wedgwood	OFFICE
49493D	001	2.0-8.0	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

PHIL 494: Senior Thesis (4.0 units)

Independent studies for philosophy majors, and guidance in the preparation of the senior thesis for students who wish to graduate with honors in philosophy. Not open to graduate students.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Location
49497D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5	OFFICE
49498D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5	OFFICE
49499D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5	OFFICE

PHIL 500: Introduction to Contemporary Philosophical Literature (4.0 units)

Analysis of selected philosophical problems and theses of current interest; explication of major contemporary papers and/or books is emphasized.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49505R	001	Lecture	2:00-4:20pm	Wednesday	8 of 20	Gabriel Uzquiano Cruz, Scott Soames	MHP102

PHIL 501: Seminar in Recent Philosophy (4.0 units, max 16)

Contemporary philosophical issues and literature.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49506R	416	Lecture	4:30-7:20pm	Mon, Wed	5 of 20	John Hawthorne	MHP102
49507D	815	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 1	John Hawthorne	OFFICE

PHIL 537: Seminar in Social and Political Philosophy (4.0 units, max 16)

Advanced literature on selected topics in social and political philosophy, including the nature of law, man, and society; ideals such as justice and freedom.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49511R	001	Lecture	2:00-4:20pm	Monday	6 of 20	Jonathan Quong	MHP102	PDF (118631 KB)

PHIL 540: Seminar in Ethics (4.0 units, max 16)

Advanced topics and literature in ethical theory.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49512R	001	Lecture	10:00-12:20pm	Tuesday	8 of 12	Stephen Finlay	WPH204

PHIL 560: Seminar in Metaphysics (4.0 units, max 16)

Advanced topics in metaphysics.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49516R	001	Lecture	2:00-4:20pm	Tuesday	3 of 20	Shieva Kleinschmidt, James Van Cleve	MHP102

PHIL 570: Seminar in Epistemology (4.0 units, max 16)

Advanced topics in epistemology.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49517R	001	Lecture	2:00-4:20pm	Thursday	2 of 20	Ralph Wedgwood	MHP102

PHIL 590: Directed Research (1.0-12.0 units)

Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49519D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	3 of 5	Ralph Wedgwood	OFFICE
49520D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	2 of 5	Andrei Marmor	OFFICE
49522D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	4 of 5	Mark Schroeder	OFFICE
49523D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	2 of 5	Gabriel Uzquiano Cruz	OFFICE
49524D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5	Kadri Vihvelin	OFFICE
49525D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5	Gary Watson	OFFICE
49526D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE
49527D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE
49528D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE
49529D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE
49530D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE
49531D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

PHIL 593x: Teaching Philosophy (2.0 units)

Basic principles of philosophical pedagogy, with emphasis on practical applications and the importance of career-long skill development. Required for first-semester teaching assistants in philosophy.

Restriction: Registration open to the following major(s): Philosophy
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Doctoral Student

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49533D	001	Lecture	9:00-10:45am	Friday	6 of 8	Mark Schroeder	MHP102

PHIL 594a: Master's Thesis (2.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of Thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49534D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

PHIL 594b: Master's Thesis (2.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of Thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC.

Prerequisite: PHIL 594A
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49535D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

PHIL 594z: Master's Thesis (0.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of Thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC.

Prerequisite: PHIL 594B
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49536D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

Crosslist PHIL 636: Seminar in Semantics (3.0 units, max 12)

Crosslist: This course is offered by the LING department but may qualify for major credit in PHIL. To register, enroll in LING 636.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
38985D	001	Lecture	2:00-4:20pm	Thursday	Canceled	Barry Schein, Elena Guerzoni

PHIL 700x: Dissertation Seminar (2.0 units, max 12)

A focused environment in which to present and evaluate dissertation work-in-progress. Focus on peer and faculty feedback, developing professional presentation skills, improving critical communication skills. Graded CR/NC. Open only to Philosophy doctoral students.

Restriction: Registration open to the following major(s): Philosophy
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Doctoral Student

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
49599R	001	Lecture	11:00-12:45pm	Friday	8 of 20	Scott Soames, John Hawthorne	MHP102

PHIL 790: Research (1.0-12.0 units)

Research leading to the doctorate. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.

Section	Session	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
49539D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	2 of 5	Scott Soames	OFFICE
49540D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5	Kadri Vihvelin	OFFICE
49541D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5	Sharon Lloyd	OFFICE
49542D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5	Mark Schroeder	OFFICE
49543D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5	Ralph Wedgwood	OFFICE
49544D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE
49545D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE
49546D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE
49547D	001	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE