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Couples and Family Therapy
	• MCFT 5000 - Systemic Care Skills
	• MCFT 5200 - Systemic Development
	• MCFT 5210 - Couples and Family Therapy in a Multicultural Context
	• MCFT 5220 - Couples and Family Therapy: Identity and Ethics
	• MCFT 5230 - Ethics and Law in Couples and Family Therapy
	• MCFT 5470 - Human Sexuality
	• MCFT 5500 - Family Therapy Theories
	• MCFT 5520 - Counseling Theory and Techniques
	• MCFT 5530 - Intimate Partnerships
	• MCFT 5550 - Clinical I
	• MCFT 5560 - Clinical II
	• MCFT 5570 - Clinical III
	• MCFT 5580 - Clinical IV
	• MCFT 5601 - Clinical Extension
	• MCFT 5680 - Research Methods
	• MCFT 5690 - Research Seminar
	• MCFT 5700 - Systemic Treatment of Addictions
	• MCFT 5710 - Psychopathology and Diagnosis
	• MCFT 5720 - Systemic Assessment and Conceptualization
	• MCFT 5750 - Systems of Trauma Treatment
	• MCFT 5760 - Systemic Child and Adolescent Treatment
	• MCFT 5910 - Special Topics
	• MCFT 5960 - Independent Study
Criminal Justice
	• CRJS 5010 - Criminal Justice Theory
	• CRJS 5020 - Advanced Criminological Theory
	• CRJS 5030 - Law and Social Control
	• CRJS 5040 - Organizational Theory and Analysis in Criminal Justice
	• CRJS 5050 - Criminal Justice Ethics and Decision Making
	• CRJS 5060 - Advanced Research Methods in Criminology and Criminal Justice
	• CRJS 5070 - Statistical Analysis
	• CRJS 5080 - Statistics Lab
	• CRJS 5100 - Theory and Research in Policing, Courts, Corrections
	• CRJS 5110 - Criminal Justice Legislation and Policy
	• CRJS 5120 - Qualitative Research Methods in Criminology and Criminal Justice
	• CRJS 5130 - Critical Criminology
	• CRJS 5140 - Investigative Criminology and Offender Profiling
	• CRJS 5150 - Typologies of Crime and Criminal Behavior
	• CRJS 5160 - Theories and Techniques of Crime Scene Investigation
	• CRJS 5170 - Crime Analysis
	• CRJS 5180 - Contemporary Issues in Victimology
	• CRJS 5190 - Violence and Victimization
	• CRJS 5200 - Restorative/Community Justice
	• CRJS 5220 - Issues in Contemporary Law Enforcement
	• CRJS 5230 - Punishment and Social Theory
	• CRJS 5240 - Crime Mapping
	• CRJS 5250 - Data & Intelligence Analysis
	• CRJS 5260 - Terrorism and Homeland Security
	• CRJS 5500 - The Psychopath
	• CRJS 5510 - Trafficking
	• CRJS 5530 - US Marshals Practicum
	• CRJS 5540 - DEA Practicum
	• CRJS 5550 - ATF Practicum
	• CRJS 5560 - Forensics Practicum
	• CRJS 5570 - Trial Skills Practicum
	• CRJS 5580 - FBI Practicum
	• CRJS 5600 - Forensic Anthropology
	• CRJS 5650 - Crime Scene and Medicolegal Death Investigation
	• CRJS 5700 - Restorative Justice: Behind Bars
	• CRJS 5810 - Murder, Movies and Copycat Crime
	• CRJS 5900 - Criminal Justice Capstone Seminar
	• CRJS 5910 - Special Topics
	• CRJS 5950 - Internship
	• CRJS 5960 - Independent Study
	• CRJS 5970 - Teaching Assistantship
	• CRJS 5980 - Research Assistantship
	• CRJS 5990 - Thesis
Data Science
	• DATA 5000 - Fundamentals of Data Analysis
	• DATA 5100 - Foundations of Data Science
	• DATA 5111 - Probability for Data Science
	• DATA 5120 - Data Science, Law and Ethics
	• DATA 5155 - Numerical Methods for Machine Learning
	• DATA 5300 - Applied Statistical Inference and Experimental Design
	• DATA 5310 - Data Visualization
	• DATA 5321 - Statistical Machine Learning I
	• DATA 5322 - Statistical Machine Learning II
	• DATA 5901 - Capstone I
	• DATA 5902 - Capstone II
	• DATA 5910 - Special Topics
	• DATA 5950 - Internship
	• DATA 5960 - Independent Study
Economics
	• ECON 5000 - Introductory Business Statistics
	• ECON 5100 - Statistical Applications and Quantitative Methods
	• ECON 5105 - Managerial Economics
	• ECON 5107 - Quantitative Microeconomic Analysis
	• ECON 5110 - The Domestic and Global Economies
	• ECON 5300 - Applied Econometrics
	• ECON 5305 - Economics and Business Forecasting
	• ECON 5310 - Natural Resources and Environmental Economics
	• ECON 5315 - International Trade and Policy
	• ECON 5325 - Emerging Nations and the International Economy
	• ECON 5330 - Economics of Strategy
	• ECON 5910 - Special Topics
	• ECON 5940 - International Study Tour: Economics
	• ECON 5950 - Internship
	• ECON 5960 - Independent Study
Educating Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Learners
	• ENES 5010 - Culture, Language, and Community
	• ENES 5020 - Language, Literacy, and Numeracy: Acquisition and Implications for Teaching
	• ENES 5030 - Diverse Needs of English Learners: Introduction to Disability and Special Considerations
	• ENES 5040 - Assessing and Teaching Literacy for Language Learners
	• ENES 5050 - Assessing and Teaching Academic Language and Literacy in Content Area Subjects

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