Class Guides

Class Guides provide quick access to online databases, journals, websites, and other resources selected to aid students with assignments in specific classes.

Instructors can use the following options to request class guides for their courses:

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ARCHITECTURE^
ARCH 489 (Greek Cities and Sanctuaries)
ARTS 149 (Art History Survey I)
CARC 601
PLAN 365 (Introduction to Planning)

ANTHROPOLOGY ^
ANTH 308 (Archaeology of Mesoamerica)
ANTH 403 (Anthropology of Religion)
ANTH 404 | WMST 404 (Women and Culture)
ANTH 489/AFST 481 (The Global African Diaspora)
ANTH 604 (Cultural Method & Theory)
ANTH 613 (Classical Seafaring)

AREA STUDIES ^
African American Literature
African Studies
Race and Ethnic Studies
African-Indigenous Resources

BIOENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES ^
BESC 201 (Introduction to Bioenvironmental Sciences)

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING ^
BMEN 342 (Biomaterials and Medical Devices)

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES ^
BIMS 101 (Biomedical Science Tutorial)

BUSH SCHOOL^
Online Tutorial for Distance Education Programs
BUSH 601 (Leadership in International Affairs)
BUSH 604 (Politics of the Contemporary Middle East))
BUSH 605 (American Foreign Policy)
BUSH 607 (World Cultural Geography)
BUSH 608 (Fundamentals of the Global Economy)
BUSH 610 (Congress and International Security)
BUSH 615 (Introduction to Policy Analysis)
BUSH 622 (Public Finance)
BUSH 624 (International Economic Development)
BUSH 651 (National Security Policy)
BUSH 652 (Intelligence in Security Affairs)
BUSH 656 (Fundamentals of Homeland Security)
BUSH 689 (Chinese Foreign Policy)
BUSH 689 (International Security)
BUSH 689 (Military Power)

BUSINESS ^
ACA
ACCT 230
ACCT 407-607 (Auditing)
ACCT 646 (International Accounting)
ACCT 647 | FINC 647 (Financial Statement Analysis)
BAUD 693 (Professional Study Business Consulting Project)
FINC 422 (Investment Analysis II)
FINC 435 Managerial Finance II/Valuation
FINC 460 (Money & Capital Markets)
FINC 630 (Valuation)
INFO 209 (Business Information Systems Concepts)
INFO 304 (Business Forecasting)
INFO 446-646 (e-Services)
INFO 634 (Business Data Communications)
INFO 635 (Global IS)
MGMT 432 (Technology Commercialization)
MGMT 452 (International Business)
MGMT 464 (Political Environment of Business)
MGMT 466 (Strategic Management)
MGMT 632 (Technology Commercialization)
MGMT 637 (New Ventures & Entrepreneurship)
MGMT 655 (Survey of Management)
MKTG 321 (Marketing)
MKTG 322 (Buyer Behavior)
MKTG 323 (Marketing Research: Secondary Sources)
MKTG 347 (Advertising)
MKTG 437 (Advertising)
MKTG 438 (Strategic Internet Marketing)
MKTG 489 (Internet Marketing)
MKTG 638 (E-Commerce Strategy)
MKTG 656 (Marketing Communications Management)
MKTG 665 (Research for Marketing Decisions)
MKTG 675 (Product Management)
MKTG 685 (Marketing Strategy)

CHEMISTRY^
Chemistry Undergraduate Research Library Resources

CLASSICS ^
CLAS 351 (Classical Mythology)
CLAS 352 (Greek and Roman Drama)
CLAS 381 (Ancient Athletics)

COMMUNICATION^
COMM 407 (Women, Minorities, and Mass Media)
COMM 410 (Radio, Records, and Popular Music)
COMM 420 (Gender and Communication)
COMM 480 (Religious Communication)

ECONOMICS^
ECON 412 (Public Finance)

EDUCATION ^
ECHE 321 (The Young Child and Early Childhood Education)
ECHE 331 (Creative Inquiry through Art)
EDCI 489 (Teaching Writing)
EDCI 617 (Teaching and Learning Pattern and Change Concepts)
EDCI 619 (Teaching and Learning Number and Quantity Concepts)
EDCI 627 (Teaching and Learning Data Analysis and Uncertainty Concepts)
EDCI 628 (Analyzing and Reporting Field-Based Research)
EDCI 636 (Educator as Researcher)
EDCI 640 (Language/Literacy for Bicultural/Multicultural Young Learners)
EDCI 647 (Curriculum Theory)
EDCI 689 (Development and Learning: A Psychosocial Perspective)
EDCI 690 (Theory of Curriculum and Instruction Research)
ETDC Orientation (Educational Technology)
INST 322 (Foundations of Education in a Multicultural Society)
INST 334 (Assessment of English Language Learners)
Online Tutorials for Distance Education Program in Executive Ed.D.
RDNG 312 (Assessment in Reading Instruction in Early Childhood Education)
RDNG 371 (Multicultural and Interdisciplinary Lit. for the Middle Grades)
RDNG 372 (Reading and Writing across the Middle Grades Curriculum)
RDNG 381 (Language and Reading in the Middle Grades)
SPED 302 (Instructional Design for Students with Disabilities)
TEFB 273 (Introduction to Culture, Community, Society and Schools)
TEFB 273 (Wilson)
EDUCATION LAW

ENGINEERING ^
AGSM 489 (Special Topics in Agriculture - Senior Design Project)
ENTC 325 (Telecommunications Services Analysis)
MEEN 489 (Thermal Therapies)

ENGLISH ^
ENGL 104 (Composition and Rhetoric)
ENGL 203 (Survey of Literature)
ENGL 203 (Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Horror)
ENGL 209 (Introduction to Linguistics)
ENGL 210 (Scientific and Technical Writing)
ENGL 212 (Shakespeare)
ENGL 222 (World Literature)
ENGL 241 (Advanced Composition)
ENGL 307 (Language and Culture)
ENGL 312 (Shakespeare)
ENGL 313 (Medieval English Literature)
ENGL 315 (Seventeenth-Century Literature)
ENGL 340 (Twentieth-Century Drama)
ENGL 375 (Nineteenth-Century American Novel)
ENGL 394 (Mystery and Detective Fiction)
ENGL 401 (Critical Theory and Practice)
ENGL 402 | LING 402 (Language and Society)
ENGL 414 (Milton)
ENGL 415 (Jane Austen)
ENGL 474 (Women's Autobiographies)
ENGL 481 (American Gothic Literature)
ENGL 481 | FILM 481 (Hollywood in the 1930s)
ENGL 481 (Lewis Carroll)
ENGL 603 (Bibliography and Literary Research Methods)
ENGL 605 (Old English)
ENGL 610 (History of the English Language)
ENGL 612 (Chaucer)
ENGL 621 (Milton and his Contemporaries)
ENGL 666 (Histories of the Book)
ENGL 683 (Theory and Practice of Literary Criticism)

ENTOMOLOGY^
ENTO 482
ENTO/FIVS 435 (Case Studies in Problem Solving)

ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN^
ENDS 101

FILM^
FILM 201 (Introduction to Film Analysis)
FILM 481 | ENGL 481 (Hollywood in the 1930s)
GERM 350 (German Cinema)

FORENSIC AND INVESTIGATIVE SCIENCES ^
FIVS 415 (Science and Law)
FIVS/ENTO 435 (Case Studies in Problem Solving)

GEOGRAPHY^
GEOG 201 (Introduction to Human Geography)
GEOG 324 (Global Climatic Region)
GEOG 430 (Environmental Justice)

GEOSCIENCES^
GEOS 405 (Environmental Geosciences)

GERMAN^
GERM 350 (German Cinema)

HEALTH^
HLTH 236 (Race, Ethnicity, and Health)
HLTH 403 (Consumer Health)
HLTH 482 (Grant Writing)
HLTH 605 (Health Education Research Methods)
HLTH 609 (Applied Epidemiology)
INST 332 (Second Language Instruction and Assessment)

HISPANIC STUDIES^
HISP 603 (Development of the Spanish Language)

HISTORY^
AP History (Woodland's High School)
Navasota High School - Topics in History
HIST 106 (History of the United States)
HIST 106H (The History of the U.S.)
HIST 345 (Modern Africa)
HIST 347 (Rise of Islam)
HIST 348 (Modern Middle East)
HIST 461 | WMST 461 (The History of American Women)
HIST 473 (History of Modern American Women)
HIST 481 (Seminar on the Atlantic Slave Trade)
HIST 481 (Slavery in World History)
HIST 489 (The Civil Rights Movement in the U.S. Southwest)

HORTICULTURE^
HORT 689 (Special Topics in Urban Ecosystem Ecology)

INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION^
IDIS 420 (Electronics Distribution Networks)
MID Orientation (Masters of Industrial Distribution)

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING^
Grad Student Workshop
ISEN 689

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES^
INTS 201
INTS 481 (International Studies)

KINESIOLOGY^
KINE 198 (Writing Intensive)
KINE 426 (Exercise Biomechanics)
KINE 601 (Reading Research Publications in Kinesiology)

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE^
LAND 310W (Landscape Theory)

LIBERAL ARTS^
LBAR 489 (African American Lit. and Voices of the Civil Rights Movement)

LINGUISTICS^
LING 307 (Language and Culture)
LING 402 | ENGL 402 (Language and Society)

NUTRITION^
NUTR 481 SEMINAR

OCEAN ENGINEERING^
OCEN 681 (Seminar - Ocean Engineering)

PHILOSOPHY^
PHIL 414 (Nineteenth Century Philosophy)
PHIL 419 (Current Continental Philosophy)
PHIL 495 (Philosophical Writing)
PHIL 661 (Seminar in the History of Philosophy)

POLITICAL SCIENCE^
POLS 209 (Introduction to Political Science Research Methods)
POLS 309 (Polimetrics)
POLS 315 (Political Parties)
POLS 323 (Latin American Politics)
POLS 329 (Comparative Politics)
POLS 362 (Latin American Political Thought)
POLS 481 (Law and Politics)

RECREATION, PARKS, & TOURISM SCIENCES^
RPTS 316 (Recreation Management of Wildlands)
RPTS 336/501 (Recreational Research & Analysis)
RPTS 489/501 (International Tourism)

RELIGIOUS STUDIES^
RELS 489 (The Rise of Islam)

SOCIOLOGY ^
SOCI 304 (Criminology)
SOCI 420 (Advanced Methods of Social Research)
SOCI 681 (Seminar in Sociology)

THEATRE ARTS^
THAR 302 (Dramaturgy)
THAR 381 (Theatre History and Dramatic Literature)
THAR 489 (Dramaturgy)

WOMEN'S STUDIES^
HIST 473 (History of Modern American Women)
WMST 404 | ANTH 404 (Women and Culture)
WMST 461 | HIST 461 (The History of American Women)