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CourseSecTitleDaysCreditsStart TimeEnd TimeFeeInstructorRoom
English 
E 60001ENGLISH LANGUAGE WORKSHOPTR3.0012:15PM3:00PM LUBRANO, LINDA 
E 65901WRITING AND SPEAKING FOR PROFESSIONALSW3.006:30 PM9:35PM SLOANE, DAVID E.E. 
Economics
EC 60101MACROECONOMICS AND MICROECONOMICSW3.006:00 PM9:05 PM UPADHYAYA, KAMAL 
EC 60102MACROECONOMICS AND MICROECONOMICST3.006:00 PM9:05 PM CONRAD, CYNTHIA 
EC 62501INDUSTRIAL RELATIONST3.006:00 PM9:05 PM PHELAN, JOHN J 
EC 62901BUSINESS AND SOCIETYW3.006:00 PM9:05 PM ROBINSON, DAVID A 
Education
ED 60001STUDENT TEACHINGARR6.00   MURPHY, SUZANNE 
ED 60101INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIONMTWR1.005:00 PM8:15 PM MAIORINO, PATRICIA 
ED 60102INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIONMTWR1.005:00 PM8:15 PM CIOCHINE, JOHN 
ED 60103INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIONMTWR1.005:00 PM8:15 PM RANDI, JUDY 
ED 60104INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIONMTWR1.005:00 PM8:15 PM TIROZZI, CAROLE 
ED 60105INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATIONMTWR1.005:00 PM8:15 PM MOCKUS, TAMRE 
ED 60301HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENTR3.005:30 PM8:30 PM SOARES, LOUISE M 
ED 60401EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGYM3.005:30 PM8:30 PM RANDI, JUDY 
ED 60402EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGYM3.005:30 PM8:30 PM SOARES, LOUISE M 
ED 60501STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDSM3.005:30 PM8:30 PM LAW, ROBERT 
ED 60502STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDSM3.005:30 PM8:30 PM ERICKSON, ROGER 
ED 60601HISTORY OF AMERICAN EDUCATIONARR2.00   PERRY, DAVID 
  ONLINE       
ED 60602HISTORY OF AMERICAN EDUCATIONARR2.00   FINLAW, RICHARD 
  ONLINE       
ED 60603HISTORY OF AMERICAN EDUCATIONARR2.00   PERRY, DAVID 
  ONLINEARR2.00     
ED 62001SEMINAR IN MULTICULTURAL ISSUES 9/20/08 and 10/4/08S1.009:00 AM3:30 PM HARDY,KEVIN 
ED 62002SEMINAR IN MULTICULTURAL ISSUES 9/20/08 and 10/4/08S1.009:00 AM3:30 PM MITCHELL,SHERRY 
ED 62003SEMINAR IN MULTICULTURAL ISSUES 10/25/08 and 11/8/08S1.009:00 AM3:30 PM HARDY,KEVIN 
ED 62004SEMINAR IN MULTICULTURAL ISSUES 10/25/08 and 11/8/08S1.009:00 AM3:30 PM MITCHELL,SHERRY 
ED 621E01TEACHING STRATEGIES/ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICST3.005:30 PM8:30 PM CIOCHINE, JOHN 
ED 621E02TEACHING STRATEGIES/ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICSW3.005:30 PM8:30 PM DZWIL, BRENDA 
ED 621S01TEACHING STRATEGIES IN MATHEMATICST3.005:30 PM8:30 PM RINALDI, NICHOLAS 
ED 622E01TEACHING STRATEGIES IN SCIENCEW3.005:30 PM8:30 PM MITCHELL, SHERRY 
ED 622S01TEACHING STRATEGIES IN SCIENCEW3.005:30 PM8:30 PM STAFF 
ED 623S01TEACHING STRATEGIES IN SOCIAL STUDIEST3.005:30 PM8:30 PM PEPIN, PAULETTE L 
ED 62401TEACHING STRATEGIES IN BUSINESSW3.005:30 PM8:30 PM PALLERIA, LYNN 
ED 625S01TEACHING STRATEGIES IN LANGUAGE ARTS/SECONDARY SCHOOLT3.005:30 PM8:30 PM MAIORINO, PATRICIA 
ED 63601EARLY LITERACYT3.005:30 PM8:30 PM RANDI, JUDY 
ED 65001LAW FOR TEACHERSARR3.00   PERRY, DAVID 
  ONLINE       
ED 654S01ORANIZATION/STRUCTURE - SECONDARY SCHOOLSW3.005:30 PM8:30 PM MAIORINO, PATRICIA 
ED 670C01SPECIAL TOPICS: ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS (ELL)W3.005:30 PM8:30 PM STAFF 
ED 68001CONTEMPORARY ISSUESR3.005:30 PM8:30 PM LAW, ROBERT 
ED 68002CONTEMPORARY ISSUESR3.005:30 PM8:30 PM DIPALMA, LARRY 
ED 692C01FIELD EXPERIENCE IARR1.00   CIOCHINE, JOHN 
ED 692I01FIELD EXPERIENCE IARR1.00   MAIORINO, NICHOLAS G 
ED 693C01FIELD EXPERIENCE IIARR1.00   CIOCHINE, JOHN 
ED 694C01FIELD EXPERIENCE IIIARR2.00   CIOCHINE, JOHN 
ED 694I01FIELD EXPERIENCE IIIARR2.00   MAIORINO, NICHOLAS G 
Electrical Engineering
EE 60301DISCRETE AND CONTINUOUS SYSTEMS IT3.006:00 PM9:05 PM FISH, ANDREW 
EE 61001NETWORKING ITR3.009:25 PM10:55 PM KARIMI, BIJAN 
EE 63901ELECTRIC POWER DISTRIBUTIONM3.006:00 PM9:05 PM STAFF 
EE 64501INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION SYSTEMSR3.006:00 PM9:05 PM ALIANE, BOUZID 
EE 65801EMBEDDED APPLICATIONSM3.006:00 PM9:05 PM LIU, CHEN 
EE 670W01ST: DIGITAL SYSTEMSTR3.0010:50 PM12:20 PM LIU, CHEN 
Course focuses on sequential logic design. Both synchronous and asynchronous techniques are covered with an emphasis on controller-based modular design. Design with a hardware description language. Advanced topics will be covered as time permits.
EE 670Z01ST: MICROPROSESSORSTR3.002:00 PM3:30 PM KARIMI, BIJAN 
Introduction to the organization of digital computer. Stored program concepts, instruction processing, memory organization, instruction formats, addressing modes, instruction sets, assembler and machine language programming. Input/output programming, direct memory access. Bus structures and control signals. Course includes laboratory activity.
  (will be combined with EE371 at 4:30 if either had low enrollment)
EE 670Y01ST: ELECTROMAGNETICSMW3.004:30 PM6:00 PM GOLBAZI, ALI 
Basic electromagnetic theory including static fields of electric charges and magnetic field of steady electric currents. Fundamental field laws including coulomb’s Law, Gauss’s Law, BiotSavart’s Law, and Ampere’s Law. Maxwell’s equations, scalar and vector potentials. Laplace’s equation, and boundary conditions. Magnetization, polarization.
EE 670V01ST: IMAGE PROCESSINGT3.006:00 PM9:05 PM ALIANE, BOUZID 
Digital image processing problems and applications. Two-dimensional linear systems, shift invariance, Fourier transform analysis and mean square estimation. Optical imaging systems, image sampling and quantization, image transforms, DFT, FFT, image enhancement and two-dimensional spatial filtering. Image restoration, image recognition, correlation, and statistical filters for image detection and feature extraction.
EE 68501OPTIMIZATION OF ENGINEERING SYSTEMSF3.006:00 PM9:05 PM FISH, ANDREW 
Engineering Management
EM 62801SIX SIGMA QUALITY PLANGM3.006:00 PM9:05 PM BERGMANN, RAYMOND 
Environmental Science
EN 60101PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY WITH LABORATORYR4.005:30 PM10:30 PM STAFF 
EN 60701ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTS AND IMPACT ASSESSMENTS3.009:00 AM12:00 PM ZEMBA, ANTHONY 
  (Cross-listed with EN 525)       
EN 61501TOXICOLOGYW3.005:30 PM8:30 PM STAFF 
EN 62101HYDROLOGY W/ LABW4.005:30 PM10:30 PM DAVIS, R. LAURENCE 
EN 64001INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMSM3.005:30 PM8:30 PM DEPODESTA, DANIEL 
  (Cross-listed with EN 540)       
EN 64002INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMSMW3.0010:50 AM12:05 PM STAFF 
  (Cross-listed with EN 540)       
EN 64301ADVANCED APPLICATIONS OF GIST3.005:30 PM8:30 PM STAFF 
  (Cross-listed with EN 543)       
EN 69001RESEARCH PROJECTARR3.00   STAFF 
  (Advisor approval required)       
EN 69501INDEPENDENT STUDY IARR3.00   STAFF 
  (Advisor approval required)       
EN 69801THESIS IARR3.00   STAFF 
  (Advisor approval required)       
EN 69901THESIS IIARR3.00   STAFF 
  (Advisor approval required)       
EN 700R01CONTINUING REGISTRATIONARR0.00   STAFF 
Finance 
FI 60101FINANCIAL MANGEMENTR3.006:00 PM9:05 PM STAFF 
FI 60201FINANCE STRATEGY AND VALUATIONR3.006:00 PM9:05 PM DAKOFSKY, SAMUEL 
FI 61101EQUITY MARKET VALUATION AND ANALYSISW3.006:00 PM9:05 PM STAFF 
FI 62501ADVANCED CAPITAL MARKET ISSUEST3.006:00 PM9:05 PM BOYNTON, W. CHARLES 
FI 69501INDEPENDENT STUDY IARR3.00   BOYNTON, W. CHARLES 
  (Advisor approval required)       
Fire Science
FS 63101ORGANIZATION & MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC FIRE FIRE PROTECTIONW3.006:00 PM9:05 PM STRUBLE, PETER J 
FS 66101SYSTEMS APPROACH TO FIRE SAFETYT3.006:00 PM9:05 PM DUNSTON, NELSON 
FS 69001RESEARCH PROJECTARR3.00   ILIESCU, SORIN 
  (Advisor approval required)       
FS 69301INTERNSHIPARR3.00   MASSICOTTE, ROBERT E, JR. 
  (Advisor approval required)       
FS 69501INDEPENDENT STUDYARR3.00   DUNSTON, NELSON 
  (Advisor approval required)       
Forensic Science
FOR61401SURVEY OF FORENSIC SCIENCE - CRIMSM3.001:40 PM4:50 PM HARRIS, HOWARD A 
FOR61402SURVEY OF FORENSIC SCIENCE - AIM3.006:00 PM9:05 PM HARRIS, HOWARD A 
FOR61601ADVANCED CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONT3.001:40 PM4:50 PM PALMBACH, TIMOTHY M 
FOR671F01ST: SPECIAL APPLICATIONS OF FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHYW3.006:00 PM9:05 PM NAROWSKI, GERALD D 
 This course will explore and contrast the various methods associated with traditional analog (film) based imates and those captured digitally. There will be extensive hands-on experience ranging from classical silver imaging to digital imaging and enhancement. These techniques will be used to solve forensic evidence documentation matters.
FOR63201ADVANCED INVESTIGATION IT3.006:30 PM9:35 PM ADCOCK, JAMES M 
FOR63202ADVANCED INVESTIGATION IR3.001:40 PM4:50 PM ADCOCK, JAMES M 
FOR64001ADVANCED CRIMINALISTICS II - AIR3.006:00 PM9:05 PM HARRIS, HOWARD A 
FOR64002ADVANCED CRIMINALISTICS II - CRIMSW3.001:40 PM4:50 PM MAXWELL, VIRGINIA 
FOR64101ADVANCED CRIMINALISTICS II LABORATORYARR1.00
  MAXWELL, VIRGINIA 
  (WEDNESDAY BY ARRANGEMENT)       
FOR671X01ST:CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESISARR3.00   TAGLIARO, F 
This course is one in a series of offerings designed to meet the changing educational needs in specialized areas of forensic technology. It addresses theoretical and practical aspects of capillary electrophoresis as a new tool applied to the forensic sciences.
 (Class will meet two consecutive Friday thru Sundays)
FOR68801FORENSIC SCIENCE INTERNSHIP I     MAXWELL, VIRGINIA 
  (Advisor approval required)       
University of New Haven
University of New Haven
300 Boston Post Road
West Haven CT 06516
1-800 DIAL-UNH or 1-800-342-5864
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