Published:  October 4, 2004

Revised: January 4, 2005   

To see course syllabi, click on the course number (example: Art 105Z).  Where no syllabus is available, the course number will not be underlined.

Changes made after the revision was published appear in red print.

1-Recommended for non-majors.

2-Prerequisite: ART 114 or permission of Dr. Radycki.

3-Prerequisite: ART 131 or permission of instructor.

4-Prerequisite: ART 331.

5-Performance Art can substitute for either ART 370 or 380.

6-Prerequisite: ART 298 or permission of instructor.

1-An introductory course for non-science majors.

2-Prerequisite: BIOL 103 or permission of instructor; not accepted as credit for Biology major or minor.

3-Introductory course for Biology major and minor.

4-Not accepted as credit for Biology major or minor.

5-Prerequisites: BIOL 103-104 and CHEM 108, or equivalent

6-Prerequisite: BIOL/CHEM 327 and CHEM 212, or permission of instructor.

1-Closed to Juniors and Seniors.

2-Prerequisite: BIOL/CHEM 327 and CHEM 212, or permission of instructor.

1-Not open to Day students.

2-Not open to Freshmen

3-Does not carry major elective credit.

1-Not open to Freshmen.

2-Day students with permission of Dr. von Allmen.

3-Junior or Senior standing.

1-Students registered for this course must also register for the associated Early Field Experience labs A through F.

2-Early Field Experience will begin the week of February 7, 2005. Students must attend one of the mandatory meetings: January 12 at 5:00 PM, or January 13 at 11:45 AM.

3-Signature of instructor or Department Chair required for Day students.

4-Signature of Field Coordinator required for all students.

5-Prerequisite: 2.7 overall grade point average required.

6-Must have e-mail and network account prior to first class.

7-There is an extensive Pre-Student Teaching Field Experience with this course. Details will be discussed in class.

Students registering for some or all of EDUC 325, 326, and/or 328 must take all A sections or all B sections and register for the Lab.

8-Students approved for elementary student teaching register for EDUC 374, 375, 376, 377.

9-Students approved for secondary student teaching register for EDUC 375, 376, 377, 378.

10-Students approved for art student teaching register for EDUC 375, 376, 377, 379.

11-Students must pass the PPST math test prior to the beginning of the class.

12-Students must pass the PPST reading and writing tests prior to the beginning of the class.

13-Overall GPA of 3.0 required; students must also register for EDUC 367 L-A or L-B.

1-Signature of Dr. Wingard.

1-Open only to students who have completed a 100-level History course, or with Chair’s signature.

2-Open only to students who have completed a 100-level History course and HIST 270, or with Chair’s signature.

1-Open only to students who have completed a 100-level History course, or with Chair’s signature.

2-Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing.

1-Day students require signature of Dr. Schultheis.

2-Prerequisite: MATH 170.

1-Prerequisite: MATH 170 and some previous computing experience.

2-Prerequisite: CSCI 244.

1-Up to six terms of any combination of 001-014 ensembles required for full elective unit or M6 unit. Four terms equal .50 unit.

2-Students must fill out additional Music Lesson Scheduling Form.

3-Signature of Chair required.

4-Signature of instructor required for non-majors.

5-Signature of Dr. Lipkis required.

6-Juniors and Seniors or permission of instructor. Reading knowledge of music is helpful, but not required.

7-Private Instruction: Non-Music majors may register for a quarter course unit in any private lesson (MUS 100.1, P/NC) in addition to the typical four course schedule.

Fee: $328 for thirteen (13) 45-minute lessons. Freshmen may register for MUS 100.1 (non-major lessons, P/NC) or MUS 200.1 (music minor lessons) as an overload

without incurring additional tuition charges.

8-Music Majors: Register for MUS 310 or 310.1 (consult with a music adviser on the exact number of credits). B.A. music students who have completed their major

requirements register for 311 or 311.1 (consult with a music adviser).

When you submit your Spring 2005 course registration to the Registrar, you must also complete a Lesson Scheduling Form for the Music Department. You can obtain a

form from the Registrar or the Music Department. Current students must complete and return the Lesson Scheduling Form to the Music Department by November 23, 2004.

The deadline for incoming students is December 6, 2004. For information call the Music Department at 610-861-1650.

Syllabus note:  Artist-lecturers are expected to prepare syllabi for studio instruction.  Where a single syllabus has been submitted for all lessons, simply click on the instructor's name to view the syllabus.  When the instructor has submitted separate syllabi for non-majors and majors, these will be indicated parenthetically behind the instructor's name  below.  All studio instructors teach both music majors and non-majors.

1-Signature of Department Chair required.

MUSIC ENSEMBLES (pending enrollments): Course credit; contact the Music Department office (room 306, extension 1650) concerning membership in the Moravian College—

PHYSICAL EDUCATION – SPRING TERM I (January 10 to March 4)

1-Book required.

2-$35 fee.

3-Previous ballet training required.

4-Blue Mountain rate for 5 lessons/lifts approx. $125.

5-Bethlehem Ice Rink rate for 5 lessons/rentals approx. $50.

6-Education majors only – NO Freshmen.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION – SPRING TERM II (March 14 to April 29)

1-Book required.

2-$35 fee.

3-Previous ballet training required.

4-Facility fee: YMCA court fee $15.

5-Education majors only – NO Freshmen.

1-Prerequisite: Two courses in Philosophy or permission of instructor.

1-Signature of instructor required.