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3 college credits
View Gonzaga's Computer Science and Computational Thinking Course Catalog
Techniques of problem-solving and algorithmic development. An introduction to programming. Emphasis is on how to design, code, debug, and document programs using good programming style.
3 college credits
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The structure and functioning of the national economy. Particular attention is given to determinants of national income, employment and the price level, fiscal and monetary policies, international trade, exchange rates, and trade restrictions
Prerequisite: None
3 college credits
View Gonzaga's Psychology Course Catalog
An overview of contemporary psychology which introduces the student to the following areas: human development, sensation perception, motivation, learning, emotion, psychological measurement, biological basis of behavior, experimental psychology, intelligence, abnormal behavior, and personality. Format consists of lectures and discussions.
4 college credits
View Gonzaga's Classical Civilizations Course Catalog
Continuation of Latin 101 and 102: review of forms and syntax; composition, and readings.
Prerequisite: Latin 102 or Latin 103 (minimum grade D in either course)
4 college credits
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Course content to be determined by the instructor.
4 college credits
View Gonzaga's Modern Languages and Literature Course Catalog
Designed to introduce basic grammar structures and give opportunities to practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills with the goal of arriving at the ACTFL novice-high proficiency in these four skills. The literary, artistic, historical, and cultural components are as important as grammar, which will be used to convey important cultural information.
Prerequisite: Spanish 101
4 college credits
View Gonzaga's Modern Languages and Literature Course Catalog
Designed to introduce basic grammar structures and give opportunities to practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills with the goal of arriving at the ACTFL intermediate-low proficiency in these four skills. The literary, artistic, historical, and cultural components are as important as grammar, which will be used to convey important cultural information.
Prerequisite: SPAN 102