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Carleton University Awarded $4.3 Million For Five New Canada Research Chairs
(Ottawa, October 23, 2003) - The Canada Research Chairs (CRC) Program has just awarded Carleton University $4.3 million to fund five new Canada Research Chairs. The new Carleton CRCs are:
Dr. Jacques Albert, CRC in Advanced Photonic Components
Dr. Sheryl Hamilton, CRC in Communication, Law and Governance
Dr. Shawn Hayley, CRC in Behavioural Neuroscience
Dr. David W.O. Rogers, CRC in Medical Physics
Dr. Abhijit Sarkar, CRC in the Analysis and Management of Risk
With these latest nominations, Carleton University now has a total of 18 Canada Research Chairs. In addition to the CRCs, the University has six NSERC Research Chairs and three Endowed Chairs.
Carleton University's Vice-President (Research and International), Feridun Hamdullahpur congratulates all of the new CRCs. "These five people will bring a wealth of knowledge, expertise, and contacts to Carleton University. In return, Carleton will give them an opportunity to research at a prominent university renowned for its cutting edge research."
The latest CRC appointments add to the remarkable rise in research activity at the Carleton University. Sponsored research funding rose 62.3 percent last year placing it third among comprehensive universities in Canada. Research funding now stands at close to $100 million. In 2000, Carleton University was named #1 in Canada for international research collaboration and #3 in Canada for quality of research by the Observatoire des Sciences et des Technologies (OST). This year, Carleton was selected as the first Canadian Alcatel Global Research Partner and signed an historic research agreement with the University of Arizona.
The appointment of the five Carleton University CRCs was part of a national announcement made earlier today by Allan Rock, Minister of Industry, at a special Toronto ceremony to mark the $900-million Program's 1000th Chair appointment. Mr. Rock praised the work of university researchers as he announced funding for 118 new Canada Research Chairs.
Biographies and more information about each of the new Carleton University Canada Research Chairs is attached. For more information about the overall program, please visit www.chairs.gc.ca.
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BIOGRAPHIES
Dr. Jacques Albert (CRC in Advanced Photonic Components)
As CRC in Advanced Photonic Components, Dr. Albert's research will contribute to the competitiveness of the Canadian optics industry as he will be developing devices for routing and coding optical signals that will be more efficient, more reliable, less expensive, and more powerful. He and his team will concentrate their efforts on processing glass and optical materials with laser light. Glass and plastic components for optical devices are in high demand in the optic technology field as they are very stable and immune to environmental degradation while being relatively inexpensive to fabricate.
Dr. Albert's team is creating structures to increase functionality and market value in basic optical waveguides, while making sure the structures conform to industrial standards. The devices are being submitted to rigorous environmental testing and monitoring to ensure their reliability and conformity to such standards. For the fabrication of these devices, Dr. Albert has put together a versatile laser processing laboratory, which makes Carleton a training ground for experts in photonics, and place Canada's industry in a position to lead the next generation of advances in optical systems.
Dr. Albert is a Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and is also the Technical Program Chair for the 2003 Optical Society of America Topical Meeting on Bragg Gratings, Photosensitivity, and Poling. He helped develop five granted or pending patents and, since 1990, authored over 120 journals and conference papers.
Dr. Sheryl Hamilton (CRC in Communication, Law and Governance)
From music file sharing to electronic privacy to patenting life forms, every day the intersection of law, media and new technologies makes our lives more complex. As CRC in Communication, Law and Governance, Dr. Hamilton's research will examine the interesting ways in which Canadian citizens are reinventing themselves in response to this "mediated legal culture."
Dr. Hamilton will help create Canada's first research centre in Communication, Culture and Law at Carleton University. This centre would bring together international researchers working in the field.
Dr. Hamilton is an Associate Professor in the School of Journalism and Communication and the Department of Law at Carleton University. She is the recipient of several team and individual research grants and is the author of more than 15 articles and book chapters. Paul Attallah, Associate Director of the School said: "Sheryl was one of the early graduates of our M.A. program and has had a stellar career in the Joint Ph.D. program in Montreal and as an Assistant Professor at McGill. We are extremely fortunate to have not only a CRC appointment, but also one of the brightest scholars in our field in Canada."
Dr. Shawn Hayley (CRC in Behavioural Neuroscience)
Neurodegenerative conditions (e.g. Parkinson's disease) and stress-related illnesses (e.g. depression) affect millions of people in Canada and around the world. As a CRC in Behavioural Neuroscience, Dr. Hayley will explore the idea that abnormal activation of certain aspects of the immune system may actually be a cause of certain psychiatric and neurological disorders. In particular, Dr. Hayley will study the role of immune system proteins, called cytokines, on brain functioning. His previous research has indicated that cytokines produce neurotransmitter changes similar to those associated with stress and depression. Recently, Dr. Hayley has also provided evidence that excessive immune system activity (producing cytokines) may initiate brain changes much like those observed in Parkinson's disease (inflammation and neuronal degeneration). He is working from the primary hypothesis that psychological stress, environmental toxins (e.g. pesticides) and genetics interact to influence production of cytokines and other immune system factors that are important for neuronal functioning.
Dr. Hayley is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Carleton University. He has been the recipient of several awards including the Governor General's Gold Medal and University Medal at the Doctoral level, as well as fellowships from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC). Dr. Hayley is the author of 27 research articles and book chapters and 24 conference presentations.
Dr. David W.O. Rogers (CRC in Medical Physics)
Dr. Rogers is a medical physicist who works to improve the treatment of cancer using radiation. He has helped develop and make widely available computer simulation techniques which model how radiation deposits energy in the human body or in instruments used to measure radiation. He has applied these so called Monte Carlo techniques to many practical problems. He was the prime developer of the clinical dosimetry protocol which is recommended in North America for measuring the dose delivered to more than 600,000 patients per year treated with beams of radiation. The computer codes developed by his group and others in his laboratory have been licensed for use in commercial treatment planning systems for radiotherapy.
In his new position as a CRC, Dr. Rogers' goals are to ensure the accurate and effective transfer of the Monte Carlo technique to routine clinical practice and to investigate fundamental and practical issues related to radiation dosimetry with the goal of ensuring optimal radiotherapy for cancer patients.
Dr. Rogers did his Ph.D. at the University of Toronto in nuclear physics (1972), a post-doctorate at the Oxford Nuclear Physics Laboratory (1972-73), and he has worked at the National Research Council from 1973 to the present. Dr. Rogers,Professor of Physics, Carleton University has published about 110 peer reviewed articles, 10 book chapters and 80 often widely cited internal reports.
Dr. Abhijit Sarkar (CRC in the Analysis and Management of Risk)
As the Canada Research Chair in the Analysis and Management of Risk, Dr. Sarkar will be developing and improving uncertainty analysis techniques. Uncertainty analysis techniques are used to help predict how engineering systems would behave if they were to be hit by unforeseen catastrophic events such as fire, explosions, and earthquakes. The scientific abstractions of these events can be formally translated into mathematical models that can then used to create computer simulations. The models, however, only represent the original physical phenomena approximately. Thus, scientists always need to take uncertainty into account when making decisions based on the computer simulations. On the other hand, the models themselves are updated and fine-tuned based on physical experiments. Given our limited resources and technical constraints, only a few such experiments can be carried out. Therefore, computer simulations from the preliminary mathematical model are also used to help guide the planning of such experiments. Such initiatives improve the accuracy of the mathematical models themselves. These facts point out the necessity of incorporating the effect of uncertainty in the mathematical models in order to gain confidence with the results of the computer simulations. Dr. Sarkar's research will help engineers assess the safety and risk of those engineering systems whose malfunctions and failures can lead to environmental disaster and human fatalities.
Dr. Sarkar is an Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carleton University. He is the recipient of fellowships from Oxford, Johns Hopkins, McGill, and Waterloo. He is also the author of 19 journal papers.
(Ottawa, October 23, 2003) - The Canada Research Chairs (CRC) Program has just awarded Carleton University $4.3 million to fund five new Canada Research Chairs. The new Carleton CRCs are:
Dr. Jacques Albert, CRC in Advanced Photonic Components
Dr. Sheryl Hamilton, CRC in Communication, Law and Governance
Dr. Shawn Hayley, CRC in Behavioural Neuroscience
Dr. David W.O. Rogers, CRC in Medical Physics
Dr. Abhijit Sarkar, CRC in the Analysis and Management of Risk
With these latest nominations, Carleton University now has a total of 18 Canada Research Chairs. In addition to the CRCs, the University has six NSERC Research Chairs and three Endowed Chairs.
Carleton University's Vice-President (Research and International), Feridun Hamdullahpur congratulates all of the new CRCs. "These five people will bring a wealth of knowledge, expertise, and contacts to Carleton University. In return, Carleton will give them an opportunity to research at a prominent university renowned for its cutting edge research."
The latest CRC appointments add to the remarkable rise in research activity at the Carleton University. Sponsored research funding rose 62.3 percent last year placing it third among comprehensive universities in Canada. Research funding now stands at close to $100 million. In 2000, Carleton University was named #1 in Canada for international research collaboration and #3 in Canada for quality of research by the Observatoire des Sciences et des Technologies (OST). This year, Carleton was selected as the first Canadian Alcatel Global Research Partner and signed an historic research agreement with the University of Arizona.
The appointment of the five Carleton University CRCs was part of a national announcement made earlier today by Allan Rock, Minister of Industry, at a special Toronto ceremony to mark the $900-million Program's 1000th Chair appointment. Mr. Rock praised the work of university researchers as he announced funding for 118 new Canada Research Chairs.
Biographies and more information about each of the new Carleton University Canada Research Chairs is attached. For more information about the overall program, please visit www.chairs.gc.ca.
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BIOGRAPHIES
Dr. Jacques Albert (CRC in Advanced Photonic Components)
As CRC in Advanced Photonic Components, Dr. Albert's research will contribute to the competitiveness of the Canadian optics industry as he will be developing devices for routing and coding optical signals that will be more efficient, more reliable, less expensive, and more powerful. He and his team will concentrate their efforts on processing glass and optical materials with laser light. Glass and plastic components for optical devices are in high demand in the optic technology field as they are very stable and immune to environmental degradation while being relatively inexpensive to fabricate.
Dr. Albert's team is creating structures to increase functionality and market value in basic optical waveguides, while making sure the structures conform to industrial standards. The devices are being submitted to rigorous environmental testing and monitoring to ensure their reliability and conformity to such standards. For the fabrication of these devices, Dr. Albert has put together a versatile laser processing laboratory, which makes Carleton a training ground for experts in photonics, and place Canada's industry in a position to lead the next generation of advances in optical systems.
Dr. Albert is a Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and is also the Technical Program Chair for the 2003 Optical Society of America Topical Meeting on Bragg Gratings, Photosensitivity, and Poling. He helped develop five granted or pending patents and, since 1990, authored over 120 journals and conference papers.
Dr. Sheryl Hamilton (CRC in Communication, Law and Governance)
From music file sharing to electronic privacy to patenting life forms, every day the intersection of law, media and new technologies makes our lives more complex. As CRC in Communication, Law and Governance, Dr. Hamilton's research will examine the interesting ways in which Canadian citizens are reinventing themselves in response to this "mediated legal culture."
Dr. Hamilton will help create Canada's first research centre in Communication, Culture and Law at Carleton University. This centre would bring together international researchers working in the field.
Dr. Hamilton is an Associate Professor in the School of Journalism and Communication and the Department of Law at Carleton University. She is the recipient of several team and individual research grants and is the author of more than 15 articles and book chapters. Paul Attallah, Associate Director of the School said: "Sheryl was one of the early graduates of our M.A. program and has had a stellar career in the Joint Ph.D. program in Montreal and as an Assistant Professor at McGill. We are extremely fortunate to have not only a CRC appointment, but also one of the brightest scholars in our field in Canada."
Dr. Shawn Hayley (CRC in Behavioural Neuroscience)
Neurodegenerative conditions (e.g. Parkinson's disease) and stress-related illnesses (e.g. depression) affect millions of people in Canada and around the world. As a CRC in Behavioural Neuroscience, Dr. Hayley will explore the idea that abnormal activation of certain aspects of the immune system may actually be a cause of certain psychiatric and neurological disorders. In particular, Dr. Hayley will study the role of immune system proteins, called cytokines, on brain functioning. His previous research has indicated that cytokines produce neurotransmitter changes similar to those associated with stress and depression. Recently, Dr. Hayley has also provided evidence that excessive immune system activity (producing cytokines) may initiate brain changes much like those observed in Parkinson's disease (inflammation and neuronal degeneration). He is working from the primary hypothesis that psychological stress, environmental toxins (e.g. pesticides) and genetics interact to influence production of cytokines and other immune system factors that are important for neuronal functioning.
Dr. Hayley is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Carleton University. He has been the recipient of several awards including the Governor General's Gold Medal and University Medal at the Doctoral level, as well as fellowships from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC). Dr. Hayley is the author of 27 research articles and book chapters and 24 conference presentations.
Dr. David W.O. Rogers (CRC in Medical Physics)
Dr. Rogers is a medical physicist who works to improve the treatment of cancer using radiation. He has helped develop and make widely available computer simulation techniques which model how radiation deposits energy in the human body or in instruments used to measure radiation. He has applied these so called Monte Carlo techniques to many practical problems. He was the prime developer of the clinical dosimetry protocol which is recommended in North America for measuring the dose delivered to more than 600,000 patients per year treated with beams of radiation. The computer codes developed by his group and others in his laboratory have been licensed for use in commercial treatment planning systems for radiotherapy.
In his new position as a CRC, Dr. Rogers' goals are to ensure the accurate and effective transfer of the Monte Carlo technique to routine clinical practice and to investigate fundamental and practical issues related to radiation dosimetry with the goal of ensuring optimal radiotherapy for cancer patients.
Dr. Rogers did his Ph.D. at the University of Toronto in nuclear physics (1972), a post-doctorate at the Oxford Nuclear Physics Laboratory (1972-73), and he has worked at the National Research Council from 1973 to the present. Dr. Rogers,Professor of Physics, Carleton University has published about 110 peer reviewed articles, 10 book chapters and 80 often widely cited internal reports.
Dr. Abhijit Sarkar (CRC in the Analysis and Management of Risk)
As the Canada Research Chair in the Analysis and Management of Risk, Dr. Sarkar will be developing and improving uncertainty analysis techniques. Uncertainty analysis techniques are used to help predict how engineering systems would behave if they were to be hit by unforeseen catastrophic events such as fire, explosions, and earthquakes. The scientific abstractions of these events can be formally translated into mathematical models that can then used to create computer simulations. The models, however, only represent the original physical phenomena approximately. Thus, scientists always need to take uncertainty into account when making decisions based on the computer simulations. On the other hand, the models themselves are updated and fine-tuned based on physical experiments. Given our limited resources and technical constraints, only a few such experiments can be carried out. Therefore, computer simulations from the preliminary mathematical model are also used to help guide the planning of such experiments. Such initiatives improve the accuracy of the mathematical models themselves. These facts point out the necessity of incorporating the effect of uncertainty in the mathematical models in order to gain confidence with the results of the computer simulations. Dr. Sarkar's research will help engineers assess the safety and risk of those engineering systems whose malfunctions and failures can lead to environmental disaster and human fatalities.
Dr. Sarkar is an Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carleton University. He is the recipient of fellowships from Oxford, Johns Hopkins, McGill, and Waterloo. He is also the author of 19 journal papers.
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2003 DECEMBER 4 - 22
PLEASE NOTE:
Students requiring examination accommodation because of disability must consult by November 7 with the Paul Menton Centre in 500 UniCentre, phone 520-6608, or email pmc@carleton.ca
Students with an examination conflict or overload should report as soon as possible to Examination Services in 503 Robertson Hall, phone 520-4454, or email examiner@carleton.ca
A conflict is defined as two exams scheduled for the same time.
An overload is defined as:
(1) 3 or more exams scheduled in 3 consecutive periods;
(2) 4 or more exams scheduled in 5 consecutive periods; or
(3) 5 or more exams scheduled in 7 consecutive periods.
Carleton and University of Ottawa Exchange Program students who have conflicts between Carleton and University of Ottawa exams should proceed as follows:
Carleton students should contact Examination Services at Carleton.
University of Ottawa students should contact the instructor of the University of Ottawa course involved.
Examination Locations will be posted by November 20.
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FYSM 1405 H Fri Dec 5 1400
FYSM 1406 A Wed Dec 10 0900
FYSM 1502 B Tue Dec 9 1400
FYSM 1506 D Mon Dec 8 0900
FYSM 1509 A Thu Dec 4 1900
FYSM 1600 A Fri Dec 5 1400
FYSM 1602 A Tue Dec 9 0900
FYSM 1602 B Thu Dec 4 1900
FYSM 1602 D Sat Dec 6 0900
FRENCH
FINS 2105 A Thu Dec 4 1400
FINS 2105 V Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 A Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 B Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 D Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 E Fri Dec 5 0900
FREN 1100 F Sat Dec 6 0900
FREN 1100 G Sat Dec 6 0900
FREN 1100 H Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 I Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 J Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 K Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 L Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 M Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 2200 A Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 2300 A Sat Dec 6 1400
FREN 2400 A Fri Dec 5 0900
FREN 3002 A Fri Dec 5 1900
FREN 3003 A Tue Dec 9 1400
FREN 3102 A Mon Dec 8 1400
FREN 3502 A Thu Dec 4 1900
FREN 3602 A Wed Dec 10 0900
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 1001 A Wed Dec 17 0900
GEOG 2005 A Tue Dec 9 1400
GEOG 2100 A Thu Dec 18 1400
GEOG 2101 A Thu Dec 11 1900
GEOG 2200 A Thu Dec 18 0900
GEOG 2200 T Thu Dec 18 0900
GEOG 3002 A Fri Dec 5 1900
GEOG 3007 A Mon Dec 15 0900
GEOG 3101 A Wed Dec 10 0900
GEOG 3102 A Mon Dec 8 1400
GEOG 3103 A Fri Dec 5 0900
GEOG 3108 A Thu Dec 4 1400
GEOG 3206 A Mon Dec 8 0900
GEOG 3306 A Mon Dec 15 0900
GEOG 3307 A Sat Dec 13 0900
GEOG 4003 A Wed Dec 10 1400
GEOG 4103 A Mon Dec 8 0900
GEOG 4108 A Thu Dec 11 0900
GEOG 4303 A Thu Dec 4 1400
GEOG 5001 F Sat Dec 6 0900
GEOLOGY
GEOL 1006 A Tue Dec 9 0900
GEOL 2203 A Thu Dec 4 1400
GEOL 2205 A Tue Dec 9 1400
GEOL 2301 R Fri Dec 5 0900
GEOL 2401 A Fri Dec 12 1400
GEOL 2401 V Fri Dec 12 1400
GEOL 3201 A Wed Dec 10 1400
GEOL 3805 A Mon Dec 15 0900
GERMAN
GERM 1105 A Sat Dec 6 1400
GERM 3105 A Wed Dec 10 0900
GREEK
GREK 1005 A Mon Dec 8 1400
HISTORY
HIST 1001 A Fri Dec 5 0900
HIST 1002 A Fri Dec 19 1400
HIST 1002 B Sat Dec 6 1400
HIST 1300 A Fri Dec 19 1400
HIST 1300 B Thu Dec 11 0900
HIST 2201 A Tue Dec 9 1400
HIST 2205 A Fri Dec 12 0900
HIST 2303 A Wed Dec 17 1400
HIST 2303 V Wed Dec 17 1400
HIST 2305 A Sat Dec 13 0900
HIST 2307 A Mon Dec 15 0900
HIST 2600 A Mon Dec 8 0900
HIST 2708 V Mon Dec 15 1400
HIST 2801 A Mon Dec 8 0900
HIST 2805 A Thu Dec 4 0900
HIST 2900 A Sat Dec 6 0900
HIST 2909 B Thu Dec 4 1400
HIST 3110 A Mon Dec 8 1400
HIST 3209 A Tue Dec 9 0900
HIST 3306 A Thu Dec 11 1400
HIST 3500 A Wed Dec 10 0900
HIST 3708 A Thu Dec 18 1400
HIST 3800 A Fri Dec 5 1400
HIST 3805 A Fri Dec 19 1900
HIST 3808 A Fri Dec 19 1400
HIST 3903 A Fri Dec 12 1900
HIST 3906 A Fri Dec 5 1900
HUMANITIES
HUMS 1000 A Fri Dec 5 1400
HUMS 2000 A Thu Dec 11 1400
HUMS 3200 A Thu Dec 4 1400
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
IDES 2101 A Thu Dec 4 0900
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BIT 1000 A Tue Dec 16 1900
BIT 1002 A Fri Dec 12 0900
BIT 1004 A Wed Dec 10 1900
BIT 1100 A Tue Dec 16 0900
NET 1000 A Thu Dec 4 0900
NET 1001 A Thu Dec 11 0900
NET 1002 A Thu Dec 11 1400
INTEGRATED SCIENCE
ISCI 1001 A Tue Dec 9 0900
ISCI 2001 A Thu Dec 4 1400
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
ISSC 1001 A Fri Dec 12 1900
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
INAF 5009 F Thu Dec 11 1400
ITALIAN
ITAL 2602 A Wed Dec 10 0900
JOURNALISM
JOUR 1000 A Sat Dec 13 1400
JOUR 2205 A Wed Dec 10 0900
JOUR 3005 A Thu Dec 4 1400
JOUR 3105 A Wed Dec 10 1400
LATIN
LATN 1005 A Wed Dec 17 0900
LATN 2200 A Thu Dec 11 0900
LAW
LAWS 1000 A Tue Dec 16 0900
LAWS 1000 B Thu Dec 18 1400
LAWS 1000 C Fri Dec 19 0900
LAWS 1000 D Tue Dec 16 0900
LAWS 1000 V Tue Dec 16 0900
LAWS 2003 A Fri Dec 5 0900
LAWS 2003 B Mon Dec 8 1900
LAWS 2003 C Fri Dec 5 0900
LAWS 2003 V Fri Dec 5 0900
LAWS 2004 B Fri Dec 12 0900
LAWS 2004 C Fri Dec 19 1900
LAWS 2004 E Fri Dec 19 1900
LAWS 2005 B Tue Dec 16 1400
LAWS 2005 C Wed Dec 17 1900
LAWS 2005 V Wed Dec 17 1900
LAWS 2105 A Wed Dec 10 0900
LAWS 3001 A Mon Dec 15 0900
LAWS 3003 A Tue Dec 9 0900
LAWS 3106 A Thu Dec 4 1400
LAWS 3201 A Fri Dec 5 1900
LAWS 3205 A Wed Dec 17 0900
LAWS 3305 A Sat Dec 6 1400
LAWS 3305 T Sat Dec 6 1400
LAWS 3307 A Fri Dec 12 1900
LAWS 3401 A Thu Dec 18 0900
LAWS 3501 A Fri Dec 5 1400
LAWS 3506 A Mon Dec 8 1400
LAWS 3603 A Tue Dec 16 1400
LAWS 4308 A Tue Dec 9 1900
LINGUISTICS
LALS 1000 B Wed Dec 10 1400
LALS 1000 C Fri Dec 12 1400
LALS 2001 A Mon Dec 15 1400
LALS 2003 A Thu Dec 4 0900
LALS 2604 A Fri Dec 5 1400
LALS 3101 A Fri Dec 19 0900
LALS 3903 A Thu Dec 18 0900
MASS COMMUNICATION
MCOM 1101 A Thu Dec 18 1900
MCOM 1101 B Thu Dec 18 1900
MCOM 2101 A Mon Dec 15 0900
MCOM 2300 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MCOM 2504 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MCOM 2900 V Tue Dec 9 0900
MCOM 3005 A Thu Dec 4 1400
MCOM 3101 A Fri Dec 12 1400
MCOM 3505 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MATHEMATICS
MATH 0005 A Mon Dec 8 0900
MATH 0007 A Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 0007 B Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 0107 A Fri Dec 12 1400
MATH 0107 B Fri Dec 12 1400
MATH 1002 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MATH 1002 B Wed Dec 10 0900
MATH 1004 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1004 B Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1004 C Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1004 D Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1005 E Fri Dec 19 0900
MATH 1005 def Fri Dec 19 0900
MATH 1007 A Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 B Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 C Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 D Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 E Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 F Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 def Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 A Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 B Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 C Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 D Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 def Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1102 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1102 B Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1107 E Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 1107 F Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 1107 def Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 1119 A Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 1805 A Sat Dec 20 1400
MATH 1805 B Sat Dec 20 1400
MATH 2000 A Tue Dec 9 0900
MATH 2004 A Sat Dec 20 0900
MATH 2004 B Sat Dec 20 0900
MATH 2004 C Sat Dec 20 0900
MATH 2004 def Sat Dec 20 0900
MATH 2007 A Sat Dec 6 0900
MATH 2007 B Sat Dec 6 0900
MATH 2007 def Sat Dec 6 0900
MATH 2008 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 2008 def Wed Dec 170900
MATH 2009 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 2100 A Thu Dec 4 1400
MATH 2107 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MATH 2107 def Fri Dec 5 1400
MATH 2108 A Thu Dec 4 1400
MATH 2454 A Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 3001 A Mon Dec 8 1400
MATH 3007 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MATH 3057 A Fri Dec 5 0900
MATH 3101 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MATH 3106 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MATH 3107 A Fri Dec 12 1400
MATH 3306 A Fri Dec 12 0900
MATH 3802 A Fri Dec 5 0900
MATH 3804 A Wed Dec 10 1400
MATH 3805 A Sat Dec 6 0900
MATH 3806 A Tue Dec 16 0900
MATH 3809 A Thu Dec 4 0900
MATH 4106 A Thu Dec 11 0900
MATH 4205 A Mon Dec 8 1900
MATH 4805 A Thu Dec 11 1400
MATH 5106 F Thu Dec 11 0900
MATH 5205 F Mon Dec 8 1900
MATH 5605 F Thu Dec 11 1400
MECHANICAL & AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
MAAE 2101 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MAAE 2101 B Wed Dec 17 0900
MAAE 2202 A Wed Dec 10 1400
MAAE 2300 A Sat Dec 13 1400
MAAE 2400 A Tue Dec 9 0900
MAAE 2400 B Tue Dec 9 0900
MAAE 2700 A Fri Dec 19 1400
MAAE 3004 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MAAE 3004 B Wed Dec 10 0900
MAAE 3202 A Sat Dec 13 0900
MAAE 3202 B Sat Dec 13 0900
MAAE 3300 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MAAE 4102 A Fri Dec 12 1400
MAAE 4500 A Sat Dec 6 1400
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MECH 4003 A Fri Dec 12 0900
MECH 4101 A Mon Dec 15 0900
MECH 4406 A Mon Dec 8 1400
MECH 4604 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MECH 4705 A Thu Dec 11 1400
MECH 5000 F Mon Dec 8 0900
MECH 5001 F Fri Dec 12 1400
MECH 5605 F Thu Dec 4 1900
MECH 5803 F Sat Dec 6 0900
MUSIC
MUSI 1001 A Mon Dec 8 1900
MUSI 1002 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MUSI 1106 A Tue Dec 16 1400
MUSI 2006 A Thu Dec 4 1900
MUSI 2104 A Thu Dec 4 0900
MUSI 2601 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MUSI 2700 A Mon Dec 8 0900
MUSI 3401 A Mon Dec 8 1400
MUSI 3700 A Thu Dec 4 1400
MUSI 4206 A Fri Dec 5 1900
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1000 W Mon Dec 8 0900
PHIL 1500 A Wed Dec 10 0900
PHIL 2003 A Fri Dec 5 1400
PHIL 2006 A Thu Dec 18 1400
PHIL 2009 A Fri Dec 5 0900
PHIL 2101 A Mon Dec 15 1900
PHIL 2501 A Thu Dec 4 1400
PHIL 2504 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PHIL 2804 A Fri Dec 5 1400
PHIL 2900 V Tue Dec 9 0900
PHIL 3300 A Sat Dec 6 0900
PHYSICS
PHYS 1001 A Mon Dec 15 0900
PHYS 1003 A Thu Dec 18 0900
PHYS 1007 A Mon Dec 15 1400
PHYS 1007 B Mon Dec 15 1400
PHYS 1901 A Thu Dec 4 0900
PHYS 1901 V Thu Dec 4 0900
PHYS 2604 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PHYS 3701 A Mon Dec 15 0900
PHYS 3802 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PHYS 4707 A Thu Dec 11 1400
PHYS 4807 A Thu Dec 11 0900
PHYS 5002 F Thu Dec 11 0900
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PSCI 1000 A Sat Dec 20 1400
PSCI 1002 A Thu Dec 4 0900
PSCI 1003 A Fri Dec 19 1400
PSCI 2002 B Tue Dec 9 1900
PSCI 2003 A Mon Dec 8 1400
PSCI 2101 A Thu Dec 18 0900
PSCI 2102 B Sat Dec 20 0900
PSCI 2601 B Thu Dec 4 1900
PSCI 2602 A Fri Dec 19 0900
PSCI 3004 A Sat Dec 6 1400
PSCI 3007 A Thu Dec 11 0900
PSCI 3100 A Thu Dec 4 0900
PSCI 3102 A Sat Dec 6 1400
PSCI 3204 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PSCI 3207 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PSCI 3302 A Wed Dec 10 1400
PSCI 3307 A Fri Dec 12 1900
PSCI 3502 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PSCI 3600 A Mon Dec 15 1400
PSCI 3603 A Fri Dec 19 0900
PSCI 3606 A Fri Dec 5 0900
PSCI 4109 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PSCI 5700 F Sat Dec 6 0900
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 1001 A Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 1001 B Thu Dec 18 0900
PSYC 1001 C Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 1001 D Tue Dec 9 0900
PSYC 1001 E Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 1001 F Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 1001 T Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 1002 A Tue Dec 9 1900
PSYC 2001 A Thu Dec 18 1400
PSYC 2001 B Thu Dec 18 1400
PSYC 2001 C Tue Dec 16 1400
PSYC 2001 D Tue Dec 16 1400
PSYC 2001 T Tue Dec 16 1400
PSYC 2002 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PSYC 2100 A Wed Dec 10 0900
PSYC 2100 T Wed Dec 10 0900
PSYC 2200 A Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 2200 T Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 2300 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PSYC 2400 A Sat Dec 13 1400
PSYC 2400 B Thu Dec 18 0900
PSYC 2400 C Thu Dec 4 0900
PSYC 2400 T Sat Dec 13 1400
PSYC 2500 A Mon Dec 15 1400
PSYC 2500 T Mon Dec 15 1400
PSYC 2600 A Mon Dec 8 1400
PSYC 2600 T Mon Dec 8 1400
PSYC 2700 A Mon Dec 8 1900
PSYC 2700 T Mon Dec 8 1900
PSYC 2800 A Mon Dec 8 0900
PSYC 3000 A Fri Dec 19 1900
PSYC 3000 B Tue Dec 9 1900
PSYC 3000 C Fri Dec 19 1900
PSYC 3100 A Thu Dec 4 0900
PSYC 3101 A Fri Dec 5 0900
PSYC 3105 A Fri Dec 19 0900
PSYC 3202 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PSYC 3204 A Thu Dec 4 1400
PSYC 3207 A Mon Dec 8 0900
PSYC 3402 A Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 3402 B Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 3402 T Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 3403 A Fri Dec 19 1400
PSYC 3403 T Fri Dec 19 1400
PSYC 3405 A Wed Dec 17 1900
PSYC 3406 A Fri Dec 5 1900
PSYC 3507 A Tue Dec 16 0900
PSYC 3603 A Thu Dec 4 1900
PSYC 3604 A Mon Dec 15 0900
PSYC 4002 A Tue Dec 9 0900
PSYC 5400 T Fri Dec 12 0900
PSYC 5800 A Tue Dec 9 0900
PUBLIC AFFAIRS & POLICY MGMT
PAPM 1000 A Tue Dec 9 0900
PAPM 2000 A Fri Dec 12 1400
RELIGION
RELI 1000 B Fri Dec 5 1900
RELI 1001 A Mon Dec 15 0900
RELI 1001 V Mon Dec 15 0900
RELI 1402 A Mon Dec 8 0900
RELI 2005 A Thu Dec 4 1400
RELI 2005 T Thu Dec 4 1400
RELI 2106 A Wed Dec 17 1400
RELI 2207 A Thu Dec 11 1900
RELI 2208 A Tue Dec 16 0900
RELI 2507 A Mon Dec 8 1400
RELI 2708 V Mon Dec 15 1400
RELI 3301 A Fri Dec 5 1400
RELI 3700 A Tue Dec 9 0900
RELI 3708 A Thu Dec 18 1400
SOCIAL WORK
SOWK 1000 A Fri Dec 5 1900
SOWK 1000 V Fri Dec 5 1900
SOWK 2000 A Sat Dec 13 1400
SOCIOLOGY
SOCI 1000 A Sat Dec 13 0900
SOCI 1000 B Sat Dec 20 0900
SOCI 1000 D Sat Dec 13 0900
SOCI 2502 A Tue Dec 9 0900
SOCI 2505 A Thu Dec 18 1900
SOCI 2505 B Wed Dec 10 1400
SOCI 2505 E Thu Dec 4 1900
SOCI 2506 A Wed Dec 17 1400
SOCI 2507 A Sat Dec 13 0900
SOCI 2701 A Fri Dec 12 1400
SOCI 3408 A Mon Dec 15 1400
SOCI 3700 A Thu Dec 4 1900
SOCI 3700 B Tue Dec 16 1400
SOCI 3703 A Thu Dec 4 0900
SOCI 3801 A Thu Dec 4 1400
SOCI 3808 A Tue Dec 9 1400
SOCIOLOGY-ANTHROPOLOGY
SOAN 1001 A Fri Dec 12 1900
SOAN 2005 A Fri Dec 5 1900
SOAN 2200 A Sat Dec 6 0900
SOAN 2401 A Mon Dec 8 0900
SOAN 3205 A Wed Dec 10 0900
SOAN 3803 A Tue Dec 9 0900
STATISTICS
STAT 2507 A Fri Dec 12 1900
STAT 2507 B Fri Dec 12 1900
STAT 2507 def Fri Dec 12 1900
STAT 2509 A Sat Dec 13 0900
STAT 2509 def Sat Dec 13 0900
STAT 2605 A Tue Dec 9 0900
STAT 2606 A Tue Dec 9 1400
STAT 2606 B Tue Dec 9 1400
STAT 2655 A Thu Dec 11 1400
STAT 3503 A Tue Dec 9 0900
STAT 3506 A Wed Dec 10 1400
STAT 3508 A Mon Dec 15 0900
STAT 3553 A Wed Dec 17 0900
STAT 3558 A Mon Dec 8 0900
STAT 4502 A Fri Dec 12 0900
STAT 4503 A Thu Dec 11 1400
STAT 5509 F Thu Dec 11 1400
SYSTEMS & COMPUTER ENGINEERING
SYSC 1100 A Thu Dec 11 1400
SYSC 2001 A Wed Dec 17 1400
SYSC 2001 B Wed Dec 17 1400
SYSC 2002 A Mon Dec 15 1400
SYSC 2002 B Mon Dec 15 1400
SYSC 2002 C Mon Dec 15 1400
SYSC 2004 A Wed Dec 10 1400
SYSC 2100 A Mon Dec 8 1400
SYSC 3001 A Thu Dec 4 1400
SYSC 3006 A Wed Dec 17 1400
SYSC 3006 B Wed Dec 17 1400
SYSC 3100 A Thu Dec 18 0900
SYSC 3200 A Tue Dec 9 0900
SYSC 3502 A Thu Dec 4 0900
SYSC 3600 A Tue Dec 16 1400
SYSC 3600 B Tue Dec 16 1400
SYSC 3600 C Tue Dec 16 1400
SYSC 4106 A Fri Dec 5 1400
SYSC 4405 A Mon Dec 8 0900
SYSC 4505 A Fri Dec 5 0900
SYSC 4600 A Thu Dec 11 0900
SYSC 4602 A Tue Dec 16 0900
SYSC 4602 B Tue Dec 16 0900
SYSC 4604 A Fri Dec 5 1400
SYSC 4800 A Fri Dec 19 1400
SYSC 4800 B Fri Dec 19 1400
SYSC 5004 F Thu Dec 4 0900
SYSC 5502 F Thu Dec 4 1400
SYSC 5506 F Thu Dec 4 1900
SYSC 5708 F Wed Dec 10 0900
TECH, SOCIETY, ENVIRONMENT
TSES 2305 A Sat Dec 20 1400
TSES 3001 A Wed Dec 10 1900
TSES 4002 A Fri Dec 5 1900
TSES 4003 A Thu Dec 4 1900
WOMEN'S STUDIES
WOMN 1808 A Mon Dec 8 0900
WOMN 1808 B Fri Dec 12 1900
WOMN 2801 A Thu Dec 18 0900
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PLEASE NOTE:
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Carleton and University of Ottawa Exchange Program students who have conflicts between Carleton and University of Ottawa exams should proceed as follows:
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AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
AERO 3700 A Fri Dec 12 0900
AERO 4003 A Tue Dec 16 0900
AERO 4302 A Mon Dec 8 0900
AERO 4306 A Thu Dec 4 0900
AERO 4402 A Wed Dec 10 1400
AERO 4608 A Thu Dec 4 1900
AERO 4801 A Fri Dec 5 1400
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 1000 A Tue Dec 9 1400
ANTH 1000 B Tue Dec 9 1400
ANTH 2006 A Mon Dec 8 1400
ANTH 2201 A Mon Dec 15 1400
ANTH 2205 A Sat Dec 6 1400
ANTH 2203 A Thu Dec 4 0900
ANTH 2301 A Thu Dec 4 0900
ANTH 3304 A Thu Dec 11 0900
ANTH 3306 B Fri Dec 5 0900
ARCHITECTURE
ARCC 4500 A Thu Dec 11 0900
ARCH 1000 A Tue Dec 16 0900
ARCH 2300 A Fri Dec 12 0900
ART HISTORY
ARTH 1100 A Sat Dec 6 0900
ARTH 1200 A Fri Dec 12 1900
ARTH 2202 A Wed Dec 10 0900
ARTH 2300 A Thu Dec 4 0900
ARTH 2403 A Fri Dec 5 1400
ARTH 2502 A Mon Dec 8 0900
ARTH 2601 A Sat Dec 6 1400
ARTH 4505 A Thu Dec 4 0900
BIOCHEMISTRY
BIOC 2200 A Wed Dec 17 1400
BIOC 3100 A Fri Dec 12 0900
BIOC 4001 A Thu Dec 4 1900
BIOC 4200 A Mon Dec 15 0900
BIOLOGY
BIOL 1003 A Sat Dec 20 1400
BIOL 1902 A Fri Dec 12 0900
BIOL 1902 T Fri Dec 12 0900
BIOL 2002 A Sat Dec 20 0900
BIOL 2106 A Thu Dec 4 1900
BIOL 2200 A Wed Dec 17 1400
BIOL 2600 A Fri Dec 5 1400
BIOL 3104 A Thu Dec 11 0900
BIOL 3305 A Fri Dec 5 0900
BIOL 3801 A Tue Dec 9 0900
BIOL 4106 A Mon Dec 8 0900
BIOL 4200 A Mon Dec 15 0900
BIOL 4500 A Thu Dec 4 0900
BIOL 5105 F Mon Dec 8 0900
BUSINESS
BUSI 1001 A Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 1001 B Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 1001 C Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 1001 D Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 1001 T Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 1002 A Sat Dec 6 1400
BUSI 1004 A Fri Dec 12 0900
BUSI 1004 B Fri Dec 12 0900
BUSI 1004 C Fri Dec 12 0900
BUSI 1004 D Fri Dec 12 0900
BUSI 1004 E Fri Dec 12 0900
BUSI 1004 F Fri Dec 12 0900
BUSI 1005 A Mon Dec 8 1400
BUSI 1005 B Mon Dec 8 1400
BUSI 1402 A Sat Dec 20 1400
BUSI 1402 B Sat Dec 20 1400
BUSI 1402 C Sat Dec 20 1400
BUSI 1402 H Sat Dec 20 1400
BUSI 1701 A Wed Dec 10 0900
BUSI 1701 B Wed Dec 10 0900
BUSI 1704 A Thu Dec 11 0900
BUSI 2001 A Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 2001 B Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 2001 D Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 2101 A Mon Dec 15 1900
BUSI 2101 B Mon Dec 15 1900
BUSI 2101 C Mon Dec 15 1900
BUSI 2101 D Mon Dec 15 1900
BUSI 2101 E Mon Dec 15 1900
BUSI 2204 A Thu Dec 18 1400
BUSI 2204 B Tue Dec 9 1900
BUSI 2208 A Thu Dec 18 0900
BUSI 2208 B Thu Dec 18 0900
BUSI 2208 C Thu Dec 18 0900
BUSI 2300 A Fri Dec 5 0900
BUSI 2300 B Fri Dec 5 0900
BUSI 2300 C Fri Dec 5 0900
BUSI 2400 A Sat Dec 20 0900
BUSI 2400 B Sat Dec 20 0900
BUSI 2400 C Sat Dec 20 0900
BUSI 2400 D Sat Dec 20 0900
BUSI 2402 A Tue Dec 9 0900
BUSI 2504 A Fri Dec 19 0900
BUSI 2504 B Sat Dec 13 0900
BUSI 2504 C Fri Dec 19 0900
BUSI 2504 D Fri Dec 19 0900
BUSI 2505 A Fri Dec 12 1400
BUSI 2601 A Wed Dec 17 1900
BUSI 2702 A Mon Dec 8 0900
BUSI 2702 B Mon Dec 8 0900
BUSI 3001 A Thu Dec 11 0900
BUSI 3005 A Thu Dec 4 1900
BUSI 3008 A Mon Dec 15 1400
BUSI 3102 A Thu Dec 4 0900
BUSI 3103 A Tue Dec 16 1400
BUSI 3103 B Mon Dec 8 0900
BUSI 3103 C Tue Dec 16 1400
BUSI 3107 A Sat Dec 6 1400
BUSI 3204 A Thu Dec 11 1400
BUSI 3205 A Fri Dec 5 1900
BUSI 3300 A Wed Dec 10 1900
BUSI 3300 B Tue Dec 9 0900
BUSI 3302 A Thu Dec 11 0900
BUSI 3303 A Thu Dec 18 1400
BUSI 3400 A Mon Dec 8 1400
BUSI 3403 A Mon Dec 15 0900
BUSI 3407 A Fri Dec 5 1900
BUSI 3502 A Tue Dec 9 1900
BUSI 3502 B Tue Dec 9 1900
BUSI 3703 A Mon Dec 8 1900
BUSI 3704 A Wed Dec 10 1400
BUSI 4000 A Sat Dec 6 0900
BUSI 4007 A Thu Dec 11 1900
BUSI 4107 A Sat Dec 6 0900
BUSI 4400 A Mon Dec 8 0900
BUSI 4401 A Wed Dec 10 1400
BUSI 4601 A Mon Dec 15 1900
BUSI 4601 B Mon Dec 15 1900
BUSI 4706 A Fri Dec 5 1900
BUSI 5805 F Thu Dec 4 1900
BUSI 5903 F Tue Dec 9 0900
CANADIAN STUDIES
CDNS 1000 A Mon Dec 15 1900
CDNS 1000 B Mon Dec 15 1900
CHEMISTRY
CHEM 0100 A Wed Dec 17 1400
CHEM 1000 A Wed Dec 17 1900
CHEM 1000 V Wed Dec 17 1900
CHEM 1003 T Fri Dec 5 0900
CHEM 1101 A Fri Dec 12 0900
CHEM 1101 B Tue Dec 16 0900
CHEM 2101 A Mon Dec 8 1400
CHEM 2203 A Sat Dec 6 1400
CHEM 2207 A Sat Dec 6 1400
CHEM 3101 A Tue Dec 9 0900
CHEM 3201 A Thu Dec 18 0900
CHEM 3503 A Tue Dec 16 0900
CHEM 3506 A Thu Dec 4 1400
CIVIL ENGINEERING
CIVE 2101 A Thu Dec 4 0900
CIVE 2004 A Fri Dec 5 0900
CIVE 2200 A Fri Dec 19 1400
CIVE 3203 A Thu Dec 11 1400
CIVE 3204 A Fri Dec 5 1400
CIVE 3208 A Wed Dec 10 1400
CIVE 4208 A Wed Dec 17 0900
CIVE 4303 A Thu Dec 4 1400
CIVE 4407 A Mon Dec 15 0900
CIVE 5300 F Sat Dec 6 0900
CIVE 5707 F Fri Dec 5 1900
CIVE 5707 T Fri Dec 5 1900
CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION
CLCV 1002 A Thu Dec 4 1900
CLCV 1002 B Tue Dec 16 1400
CLCV 2000 A Mon Dec 15 0900
CLCV 2006 A Thu Dec 18 1400
CLCV 2305 A Sat Dec 20 1400
CLCV 2900 A Sat Dec 6 0900
CLCV 3701 A Tue Dec 9 1400
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMP 1001 A Wed Dec 17 1400
COMP 1004 A Sat Dec 13 1400
COMP 1005 A Fri Dec 19 1400
COMP 1006 A Thu Dec 11 0900
COMP 1405 A Fri Dec 19 1400
COMP 1405 B Fri Dec 19 1400
COMP 1805 A Sat Dec 20 1400
COMP 1805 B Sat Dec 20 1400
COMP 2003 A Fri Dec 12 1400
COMP 2004 A Tue Dec 9 1400
COMP 2402 A Wed Dec 10 0900
COMP 2404 A Tue Dec 9 1400
COMP 2405 A Thu Dec 18 1400
COMP 2805 A Mon Dec 15 1400
COMP 3004 A Tue Dec 16 1400
COMP 3005 A Fri Dec 19 1400
COMP 3007 A Wed Dec 10 0900
COMP 3008 A Thu Dec 4 0900
COMP 3804 A Wed Dec 10 1400
COMP 3805 A Sat Dec 6 0900
COMP 3806 A Tue Dec 16 0900
COMP 4009 A Fri Dec 5 1900
COMP 4101 A Thu Dec 4 1900
COMP 4104 A Thu Dec 11 0900
COMP 4805 A Thu Dec 11 1400
COMP 5401 F Thu Dec 11 1400
CRIMINOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRCJ 3000 A Fri Dec 12 0900
ECONOMICS
ECON 1000 A Wed Dec 10 1400
ECON 1000 B Wed Dec 10 1400
ECON 1000 C Wed Dec 10 1400
ECON 1000 D Tue Dec 16 1400
ECON 1000 E Fri Dec 19 1900
ECON 1000 V Wed Dec 10 1400
ECON 2001 A Sat Dec 6 0900
ECON 2002 A Fri Dec 5 1400
ECON 2002 B Thu Dec 11 0900
ECON 2002 C Thu Dec 4 1400
ECON 2002 D Thu Dec 4 1900
ECON 2002 E Fri Dec 19 1400
ECON 2002 T Fri Dec 5 1400
ECON 2102 A Tue Dec 16 0900
ECON 2102 B Thu Dec 18 1400
ECON 2102 C Mon Dec 8 1900
ECON 2102 D Wed Dec 17 0900
ECON 2201 A Tue Dec 9 1400
ECON 2201 B Tue Dec 9 1400
ECON 2201 C Tue Dec 9 1400
ECON 2201 D Tue Dec 9 1400
ECON 2305 A Sat Dec 13 0900
ECON 2400 A Fri Dec 5 1900
ECON 2504 A Fri Dec 19 0900
ECON 2504 B Sat Dec 13 0900
ECON 2504 C Fri Dec 19 0900
ECON 2504 D Fri Dec 19 0900
ECON 2505 A Fri Dec 12 1400
ECON 3204 A Mon Dec 8 1900
ECON 3300 A Tue Dec 16 1400
ECON 3408 A Thu Dec 4 1900
ECON 3501 A Tue Dec 9 1900
ECON 3506 A Wed Dec 10 0900
ECON 3601 A Wed Dec 17 1400
ECON 3603 A Thu Dec 18 0900
ECON 4004 A Fri Dec 12 0900
ECON 4100 A Tue Dec 16 0900
ECON 4200 A Mon Dec 8 1400
ECON 4201 A Thu Dec 4 0900
ECON 4301 A Tue Dec 9 1400
ECON 4508 A Thu Dec 11 1400
ECON 4602 A Wed Dec 10 1400
ECON 4706 A Mon Dec 8 0900
ECON 4706 B Fri Dec 12 1900
ECON 4807 A Wed Dec 10 1900
ECON 4900 A Mon Dec 15 1400
ECON 5001 F Thu Dec 4 1900
ECON 5002 F Fri Dec 5 1900
ECON 5005 F Thu Dec 11 1900
ECON 5303 F Fri Dec 12 1400
ECON 5402 F Fri Dec 12 0900
ECON 5500 F Sat Dec 6 1400
ECON 5601 F Mon Dec 15 0900
ECON 5807 F Wed Dec 10 1900
ECON 5903 F Fri Dec 5 1400
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ELEC 2501 A Fri Dec 12 1400
ELEC 2501 B Fri Dec 12 1400
ELEC 2501 C Fri Dec 12 1400
ELEC 3105 A Thu Dec 18 1400
ELEC 3105 C Thu Dec 18 1400
ELEC 3500 A Fri Dec 12 0900
ELEC 3509 A Fri Dec 12 1400
ELEC 3509 B Fri Dec 12 1400
ELEC 3605 A Tue Dec 9 1400
ELEC 3908 A Thu Dec 18 0900
ELEC 4502 A Fri Dec 12 1400
ELEC 4503 A Wed Dec 10 0900
ELEC 4505 A Sat Dec 6 0900
ELEC 4506 A Tue Dec 9 0900
ELEC 4601 A Thu Dec 4 1400
ELEC 4609 A Fri Dec 12 0900
ELEC 4705 A Mon Dec 15 0900
ELEC 4708 A Thu Dec 11 1400
ELEC 5605 F Sat Dec 6 0900
ELEC 5707 F Fri Dec 12 1400
ENGINEERING CORE
ECOR 1101 A Thu Dec 11 0900
ECOR 1101 B Thu Dec 11 0900
ECOR 1101 C Thu Dec 11 0900
ECOR 1101 D Thu Dec 11 0900
ECOR 1606 A Mon Dec 8 1400
ECOR 1606 C Mon Dec 8 1400
ECOR 2606 A Mon Dec 8 0900
ECOR 2606 B Mon Dec 8 0900
ECOR 3800 A Fri Dec 19 0900
ENGLISH
ENGL 1000 A Sat Dec 6 1400
ENGL 1000 B Mon Dec 15 1400
ENGL 1000 C Tue Dec 9 1900
ENGL 1000 V Tue Dec 9 1900
ENGL 1005 C Mon Dec 15 1400
ENGL 1005 D Mon Dec 8 0900
ENGL 1602 B Mon Dec 15 0900
ENGL 1602 E Fri Dec 19 1900
ENGL 1602 F Fri Dec 5 0900
ENGL 1602 G Thu Dec 4 0900
ENGL 1602 V Fri Dec 19 1900
ENGL 2006 A Thu Dec 11 0900
ENGL 2006 V Thu Dec 11 0900
ENGL 2008 A Fri Dec 19 0900
ENGL 2108 A Fri Dec 5 1400
ENGL 2300 A Wed Dec 17 1400
ENGL 2300 B Tue Dec 9 0900
ENGL 2300 C Mon Dec 15 0900
ENGL 2300 E Tue Dec 16 0900
ENGL 2604 A Wed Dec 10 1400
ENGL 2702 A Thu Dec 18 0900
ENGL 2900 A Sat Dec 6 1400
ENGL 3202 A Wed Dec 10 0900
ENGL 3502 A Tue Dec 16 1400
ENGL 3502 C Sat Dec 13 1400
ENGL 3502 V Sat Dec 13 1400
ENGL 4001 A Tue Dec 9 0900
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINERING
ENVE 3003 A Mon Dec 8 0900
ENVE 4003 A Fri Dec 12 0900
ENVE 4005 A Thu Dec 4 0900
ENVE 5303 F Sat Dec 6 1400
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ENST 1001 A Wed Dec 17 0900
FILM STUDIES
FILM 2101 A Tue Dec 16 0900
FILM 3105 A Wed Dec 10 1400
FILM 4800 A Tue Dec 16 0900
FIRST YEAR SEMINARS
FYSM 1002 A Tue Dec 9 0900
FYSM 1002 B Thu Dec 4 1900
FYSM 1003 A Thu Dec 4 0900
FYSM 1003 B Mon Dec 15 1400
FYSM 1003 C Fri Dec 5 1400
FYSM 1003 D Fri Dec 5 1400
FYSM 1005 B Mon Dec 8 1400
FYSM 1006 A Thu Dec 11 0900
FYSM 1006 C Thu Dec 4 0900
FYSM 1006 E Thu Dec 11 0900
FYSM 1106 C Sat Dec 13 1400
FYSM 1207 A Mon Dec 8 0900
FYSM 1207 B Thu Dec 4 1400
FYSM 1207 C Fri Dec 5 0900
FYSM 1207 D Thu Dec 4 0900
FYSM 1400 A Thu Dec 4 0900
FYSM 1402 B Fri Dec 5 0900
FYSM 1405 E Fri Dec 5 1900
FYSM 1405 H Fri Dec 5 1400
FYSM 1406 A Wed Dec 10 0900
FYSM 1502 B Tue Dec 9 1400
FYSM 1506 D Mon Dec 8 0900
FYSM 1509 A Thu Dec 4 1900
FYSM 1600 A Fri Dec 5 1400
FYSM 1602 A Tue Dec 9 0900
FYSM 1602 B Thu Dec 4 1900
FYSM 1602 D Sat Dec 6 0900
FRENCH
FINS 2105 A Thu Dec 4 1400
FINS 2105 V Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 A Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 B Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 D Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 E Fri Dec 5 0900
FREN 1100 F Sat Dec 6 0900
FREN 1100 G Sat Dec 6 0900
FREN 1100 H Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 I Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 J Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 K Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 L Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 1100 M Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 2200 A Thu Dec 4 1400
FREN 2300 A Sat Dec 6 1400
FREN 2400 A Fri Dec 5 0900
FREN 3002 A Fri Dec 5 1900
FREN 3003 A Tue Dec 9 1400
FREN 3102 A Mon Dec 8 1400
FREN 3502 A Thu Dec 4 1900
FREN 3602 A Wed Dec 10 0900
GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 1001 A Wed Dec 17 0900
GEOG 2005 A Tue Dec 9 1400
GEOG 2100 A Thu Dec 18 1400
GEOG 2101 A Thu Dec 11 1900
GEOG 2200 A Thu Dec 18 0900
GEOG 2200 T Thu Dec 18 0900
GEOG 3002 A Fri Dec 5 1900
GEOG 3007 A Mon Dec 15 0900
GEOG 3101 A Wed Dec 10 0900
GEOG 3102 A Mon Dec 8 1400
GEOG 3103 A Fri Dec 5 0900
GEOG 3108 A Thu Dec 4 1400
GEOG 3206 A Mon Dec 8 0900
GEOG 3306 A Mon Dec 15 0900
GEOG 3307 A Sat Dec 13 0900
GEOG 4003 A Wed Dec 10 1400
GEOG 4103 A Mon Dec 8 0900
GEOG 4108 A Thu Dec 11 0900
GEOG 4303 A Thu Dec 4 1400
GEOG 5001 F Sat Dec 6 0900
GEOLOGY
GEOL 1006 A Tue Dec 9 0900
GEOL 2203 A Thu Dec 4 1400
GEOL 2205 A Tue Dec 9 1400
GEOL 2301 R Fri Dec 5 0900
GEOL 2401 A Fri Dec 12 1400
GEOL 2401 V Fri Dec 12 1400
GEOL 3201 A Wed Dec 10 1400
GEOL 3805 A Mon Dec 15 0900
GERMAN
GERM 1105 A Sat Dec 6 1400
GERM 3105 A Wed Dec 10 0900
GREEK
GREK 1005 A Mon Dec 8 1400
HISTORY
HIST 1001 A Fri Dec 5 0900
HIST 1002 A Fri Dec 19 1400
HIST 1002 B Sat Dec 6 1400
HIST 1300 A Fri Dec 19 1400
HIST 1300 B Thu Dec 11 0900
HIST 2201 A Tue Dec 9 1400
HIST 2205 A Fri Dec 12 0900
HIST 2303 A Wed Dec 17 1400
HIST 2303 V Wed Dec 17 1400
HIST 2305 A Sat Dec 13 0900
HIST 2307 A Mon Dec 15 0900
HIST 2600 A Mon Dec 8 0900
HIST 2708 V Mon Dec 15 1400
HIST 2801 A Mon Dec 8 0900
HIST 2805 A Thu Dec 4 0900
HIST 2900 A Sat Dec 6 0900
HIST 2909 B Thu Dec 4 1400
HIST 3110 A Mon Dec 8 1400
HIST 3209 A Tue Dec 9 0900
HIST 3306 A Thu Dec 11 1400
HIST 3500 A Wed Dec 10 0900
HIST 3708 A Thu Dec 18 1400
HIST 3800 A Fri Dec 5 1400
HIST 3805 A Fri Dec 19 1900
HIST 3808 A Fri Dec 19 1400
HIST 3903 A Fri Dec 12 1900
HIST 3906 A Fri Dec 5 1900
HUMANITIES
HUMS 1000 A Fri Dec 5 1400
HUMS 2000 A Thu Dec 11 1400
HUMS 3200 A Thu Dec 4 1400
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
IDES 2101 A Thu Dec 4 0900
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BIT 1000 A Tue Dec 16 1900
BIT 1002 A Fri Dec 12 0900
BIT 1004 A Wed Dec 10 1900
BIT 1100 A Tue Dec 16 0900
NET 1000 A Thu Dec 4 0900
NET 1001 A Thu Dec 11 0900
NET 1002 A Thu Dec 11 1400
INTEGRATED SCIENCE
ISCI 1001 A Tue Dec 9 0900
ISCI 2001 A Thu Dec 4 1400
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
ISSC 1001 A Fri Dec 12 1900
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
INAF 5009 F Thu Dec 11 1400
ITALIAN
ITAL 2602 A Wed Dec 10 0900
JOURNALISM
JOUR 1000 A Sat Dec 13 1400
JOUR 2205 A Wed Dec 10 0900
JOUR 3005 A Thu Dec 4 1400
JOUR 3105 A Wed Dec 10 1400
LATIN
LATN 1005 A Wed Dec 17 0900
LATN 2200 A Thu Dec 11 0900
LAW
LAWS 1000 A Tue Dec 16 0900
LAWS 1000 B Thu Dec 18 1400
LAWS 1000 C Fri Dec 19 0900
LAWS 1000 D Tue Dec 16 0900
LAWS 1000 V Tue Dec 16 0900
LAWS 2003 A Fri Dec 5 0900
LAWS 2003 B Mon Dec 8 1900
LAWS 2003 C Fri Dec 5 0900
LAWS 2003 V Fri Dec 5 0900
LAWS 2004 B Fri Dec 12 0900
LAWS 2004 C Fri Dec 19 1900
LAWS 2004 E Fri Dec 19 1900
LAWS 2005 B Tue Dec 16 1400
LAWS 2005 C Wed Dec 17 1900
LAWS 2005 V Wed Dec 17 1900
LAWS 2105 A Wed Dec 10 0900
LAWS 3001 A Mon Dec 15 0900
LAWS 3003 A Tue Dec 9 0900
LAWS 3106 A Thu Dec 4 1400
LAWS 3201 A Fri Dec 5 1900
LAWS 3205 A Wed Dec 17 0900
LAWS 3305 A Sat Dec 6 1400
LAWS 3305 T Sat Dec 6 1400
LAWS 3307 A Fri Dec 12 1900
LAWS 3401 A Thu Dec 18 0900
LAWS 3501 A Fri Dec 5 1400
LAWS 3506 A Mon Dec 8 1400
LAWS 3603 A Tue Dec 16 1400
LAWS 4308 A Tue Dec 9 1900
LINGUISTICS
LALS 1000 B Wed Dec 10 1400
LALS 1000 C Fri Dec 12 1400
LALS 2001 A Mon Dec 15 1400
LALS 2003 A Thu Dec 4 0900
LALS 2604 A Fri Dec 5 1400
LALS 3101 A Fri Dec 19 0900
LALS 3903 A Thu Dec 18 0900
MASS COMMUNICATION
MCOM 1101 A Thu Dec 18 1900
MCOM 1101 B Thu Dec 18 1900
MCOM 2101 A Mon Dec 15 0900
MCOM 2300 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MCOM 2504 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MCOM 2900 V Tue Dec 9 0900
MCOM 3005 A Thu Dec 4 1400
MCOM 3101 A Fri Dec 12 1400
MCOM 3505 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MATHEMATICS
MATH 0005 A Mon Dec 8 0900
MATH 0007 A Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 0007 B Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 0107 A Fri Dec 12 1400
MATH 0107 B Fri Dec 12 1400
MATH 1002 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MATH 1002 B Wed Dec 10 0900
MATH 1004 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1004 B Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1004 C Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1004 D Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1005 E Fri Dec 19 0900
MATH 1005 def Fri Dec 19 0900
MATH 1007 A Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 B Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 C Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 D Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 E Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 F Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1007 def Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 A Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 B Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 C Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 D Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1009 def Tue Dec 16 1900
MATH 1102 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1102 B Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 1107 E Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 1107 F Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 1107 def Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 1119 A Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 1805 A Sat Dec 20 1400
MATH 1805 B Sat Dec 20 1400
MATH 2000 A Tue Dec 9 0900
MATH 2004 A Sat Dec 20 0900
MATH 2004 B Sat Dec 20 0900
MATH 2004 C Sat Dec 20 0900
MATH 2004 def Sat Dec 20 0900
MATH 2007 A Sat Dec 6 0900
MATH 2007 B Sat Dec 6 0900
MATH 2007 def Sat Dec 6 0900
MATH 2008 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 2008 def Wed Dec 170900
MATH 2009 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MATH 2100 A Thu Dec 4 1400
MATH 2107 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MATH 2107 def Fri Dec 5 1400
MATH 2108 A Thu Dec 4 1400
MATH 2454 A Mon Dec 15 0900
MATH 3001 A Mon Dec 8 1400
MATH 3007 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MATH 3057 A Fri Dec 5 0900
MATH 3101 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MATH 3106 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MATH 3107 A Fri Dec 12 1400
MATH 3306 A Fri Dec 12 0900
MATH 3802 A Fri Dec 5 0900
MATH 3804 A Wed Dec 10 1400
MATH 3805 A Sat Dec 6 0900
MATH 3806 A Tue Dec 16 0900
MATH 3809 A Thu Dec 4 0900
MATH 4106 A Thu Dec 11 0900
MATH 4205 A Mon Dec 8 1900
MATH 4805 A Thu Dec 11 1400
MATH 5106 F Thu Dec 11 0900
MATH 5205 F Mon Dec 8 1900
MATH 5605 F Thu Dec 11 1400
MECHANICAL & AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
MAAE 2101 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MAAE 2101 B Wed Dec 17 0900
MAAE 2202 A Wed Dec 10 1400
MAAE 2300 A Sat Dec 13 1400
MAAE 2400 A Tue Dec 9 0900
MAAE 2400 B Tue Dec 9 0900
MAAE 2700 A Fri Dec 19 1400
MAAE 3004 A Wed Dec 10 0900
MAAE 3004 B Wed Dec 10 0900
MAAE 3202 A Sat Dec 13 0900
MAAE 3202 B Sat Dec 13 0900
MAAE 3300 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MAAE 4102 A Fri Dec 12 1400
MAAE 4500 A Sat Dec 6 1400
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MECH 4003 A Fri Dec 12 0900
MECH 4101 A Mon Dec 15 0900
MECH 4406 A Mon Dec 8 1400
MECH 4604 A Wed Dec 17 0900
MECH 4705 A Thu Dec 11 1400
MECH 5000 F Mon Dec 8 0900
MECH 5001 F Fri Dec 12 1400
MECH 5605 F Thu Dec 4 1900
MECH 5803 F Sat Dec 6 0900
MUSIC
MUSI 1001 A Mon Dec 8 1900
MUSI 1002 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MUSI 1106 A Tue Dec 16 1400
MUSI 2006 A Thu Dec 4 1900
MUSI 2104 A Thu Dec 4 0900
MUSI 2601 A Fri Dec 5 1400
MUSI 2700 A Mon Dec 8 0900
MUSI 3401 A Mon Dec 8 1400
MUSI 3700 A Thu Dec 4 1400
MUSI 4206 A Fri Dec 5 1900
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1000 W Mon Dec 8 0900
PHIL 1500 A Wed Dec 10 0900
PHIL 2003 A Fri Dec 5 1400
PHIL 2006 A Thu Dec 18 1400
PHIL 2009 A Fri Dec 5 0900
PHIL 2101 A Mon Dec 15 1900
PHIL 2501 A Thu Dec 4 1400
PHIL 2504 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PHIL 2804 A Fri Dec 5 1400
PHIL 2900 V Tue Dec 9 0900
PHIL 3300 A Sat Dec 6 0900
PHYSICS
PHYS 1001 A Mon Dec 15 0900
PHYS 1003 A Thu Dec 18 0900
PHYS 1007 A Mon Dec 15 1400
PHYS 1007 B Mon Dec 15 1400
PHYS 1901 A Thu Dec 4 0900
PHYS 1901 V Thu Dec 4 0900
PHYS 2604 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PHYS 3701 A Mon Dec 15 0900
PHYS 3802 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PHYS 4707 A Thu Dec 11 1400
PHYS 4807 A Thu Dec 11 0900
PHYS 5002 F Thu Dec 11 0900
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PSCI 1000 A Sat Dec 20 1400
PSCI 1002 A Thu Dec 4 0900
PSCI 1003 A Fri Dec 19 1400
PSCI 2002 B Tue Dec 9 1900
PSCI 2003 A Mon Dec 8 1400
PSCI 2101 A Thu Dec 18 0900
PSCI 2102 B Sat Dec 20 0900
PSCI 2601 B Thu Dec 4 1900
PSCI 2602 A Fri Dec 19 0900
PSCI 3004 A Sat Dec 6 1400
PSCI 3007 A Thu Dec 11 0900
PSCI 3100 A Thu Dec 4 0900
PSCI 3102 A Sat Dec 6 1400
PSCI 3204 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PSCI 3207 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PSCI 3302 A Wed Dec 10 1400
PSCI 3307 A Fri Dec 12 1900
PSCI 3502 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PSCI 3600 A Mon Dec 15 1400
PSCI 3603 A Fri Dec 19 0900
PSCI 3606 A Fri Dec 5 0900
PSCI 4109 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PSCI 5700 F Sat Dec 6 0900
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 1001 A Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 1001 B Thu Dec 18 0900
PSYC 1001 C Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 1001 D Tue Dec 9 0900
PSYC 1001 E Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 1001 F Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 1001 T Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 1002 A Tue Dec 9 1900
PSYC 2001 A Thu Dec 18 1400
PSYC 2001 B Thu Dec 18 1400
PSYC 2001 C Tue Dec 16 1400
PSYC 2001 D Tue Dec 16 1400
PSYC 2001 T Tue Dec 16 1400
PSYC 2002 A Wed Dec 17 0900
PSYC 2100 A Wed Dec 10 0900
PSYC 2100 T Wed Dec 10 0900
PSYC 2200 A Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 2200 T Wed Dec 10 1900
PSYC 2300 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PSYC 2400 A Sat Dec 13 1400
PSYC 2400 B Thu Dec 18 0900
PSYC 2400 C Thu Dec 4 0900
PSYC 2400 T Sat Dec 13 1400
PSYC 2500 A Mon Dec 15 1400
PSYC 2500 T Mon Dec 15 1400
PSYC 2600 A Mon Dec 8 1400
PSYC 2600 T Mon Dec 8 1400
PSYC 2700 A Mon Dec 8 1900
PSYC 2700 T Mon Dec 8 1900
PSYC 2800 A Mon Dec 8 0900
PSYC 3000 A Fri Dec 19 1900
PSYC 3000 B Tue Dec 9 1900
PSYC 3000 C Fri Dec 19 1900
PSYC 3100 A Thu Dec 4 0900
PSYC 3101 A Fri Dec 5 0900
PSYC 3105 A Fri Dec 19 0900
PSYC 3202 A Tue Dec 9 1400
PSYC 3204 A Thu Dec 4 1400
PSYC 3207 A Mon Dec 8 0900
PSYC 3402 A Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 3402 B Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 3402 T Thu Dec 11 1400
PSYC 3403 A Fri Dec 19 1400
PSYC 3403 T Fri Dec 19 1400
PSYC 3405 A Wed Dec 17 1900
PSYC 3406 A Fri Dec 5 1900
PSYC 3507 A Tue Dec 16 0900
PSYC 3603 A Thu Dec 4 1900
PSYC 3604 A Mon Dec 15 0900
PSYC 4002 A Tue Dec 9 0900
PSYC 5400 T Fri Dec 12 0900
PSYC 5800 A Tue Dec 9 0900
PUBLIC AFFAIRS & POLICY MGMT
PAPM 1000 A Tue Dec 9 0900
PAPM 2000 A Fri Dec 12 1400
RELIGION
RELI 1000 B Fri Dec 5 1900
RELI 1001 A Mon Dec 15 0900
RELI 1001 V Mon Dec 15 0900
RELI 1402 A Mon Dec 8 0900
RELI 2005 A Thu Dec 4 1400
RELI 2005 T Thu Dec 4 1400
RELI 2106 A Wed Dec 17 1400
RELI 2207 A Thu Dec 11 1900
RELI 2208 A Tue Dec 16 0900
RELI 2507 A Mon Dec 8 1400
RELI 2708 V Mon Dec 15 1400
RELI 3301 A Fri Dec 5 1400
RELI 3700 A Tue Dec 9 0900
RELI 3708 A Thu Dec 18 1400
SOCIAL WORK
SOWK 1000 A Fri Dec 5 1900
SOWK 1000 V Fri Dec 5 1900
SOWK 2000 A Sat Dec 13 1400
SOCIOLOGY
SOCI 1000 A Sat Dec 13 0900
SOCI 1000 B Sat Dec 20 0900
SOCI 1000 D Sat Dec 13 0900
SOCI 2502 A Tue Dec 9 0900
SOCI 2505 A Thu Dec 18 1900
SOCI 2505 B Wed Dec 10 1400
SOCI 2505 E Thu Dec 4 1900
SOCI 2506 A Wed Dec 17 1400
SOCI 2507 A Sat Dec 13 0900
SOCI 2701 A Fri Dec 12 1400
SOCI 3408 A Mon Dec 15 1400
SOCI 3700 A Thu Dec 4 1900
SOCI 3700 B Tue Dec 16 1400
SOCI 3703 A Thu Dec 4 0900
SOCI 3801 A Thu Dec 4 1400
SOCI 3808 A Tue Dec 9 1400
SOCIOLOGY-ANTHROPOLOGY
SOAN 1001 A Fri Dec 12 1900
SOAN 2005 A Fri Dec 5 1900
SOAN 2200 A Sat Dec 6 0900
SOAN 2401 A Mon Dec 8 0900
SOAN 3205 A Wed Dec 10 0900
SOAN 3803 A Tue Dec 9 0900
STATISTICS
STAT 2507 A Fri Dec 12 1900
STAT 2507 B Fri Dec 12 1900
STAT 2507 def Fri Dec 12 1900
STAT 2509 A Sat Dec 13 0900
STAT 2509 def Sat Dec 13 0900
STAT 2605 A Tue Dec 9 0900
STAT 2606 A Tue Dec 9 1400
STAT 2606 B Tue Dec 9 1400
STAT 2655 A Thu Dec 11 1400
STAT 3503 A Tue Dec 9 0900
STAT 3506 A Wed Dec 10 1400
STAT 3508 A Mon Dec 15 0900
STAT 3553 A Wed Dec 17 0900
STAT 3558 A Mon Dec 8 0900
STAT 4502 A Fri Dec 12 0900
STAT 4503 A Thu Dec 11 1400
STAT 5509 F Thu Dec 11 1400
SYSTEMS & COMPUTER ENGINEERING
SYSC 1100 A Thu Dec 11 1400
SYSC 2001 A Wed Dec 17 1400
SYSC 2001 B Wed Dec 17 1400
SYSC 2002 A Mon Dec 15 1400
SYSC 2002 B Mon Dec 15 1400
SYSC 2002 C Mon Dec 15 1400
SYSC 2004 A Wed Dec 10 1400
SYSC 2100 A Mon Dec 8 1400
SYSC 3001 A Thu Dec 4 1400
SYSC 3006 A Wed Dec 17 1400
SYSC 3006 B Wed Dec 17 1400
SYSC 3100 A Thu Dec 18 0900
SYSC 3200 A Tue Dec 9 0900
SYSC 3502 A Thu Dec 4 0900
SYSC 3600 A Tue Dec 16 1400
SYSC 3600 B Tue Dec 16 1400
SYSC 3600 C Tue Dec 16 1400
SYSC 4106 A Fri Dec 5 1400
SYSC 4405 A Mon Dec 8 0900
SYSC 4505 A Fri Dec 5 0900
SYSC 4600 A Thu Dec 11 0900
SYSC 4602 A Tue Dec 16 0900
SYSC 4602 B Tue Dec 16 0900
SYSC 4604 A Fri Dec 5 1400
SYSC 4800 A Fri Dec 19 1400
SYSC 4800 B Fri Dec 19 1400
SYSC 5004 F Thu Dec 4 0900
SYSC 5502 F Thu Dec 4 1400
SYSC 5506 F Thu Dec 4 1900
SYSC 5708 F Wed Dec 10 0900
TECH, SOCIETY, ENVIRONMENT
TSES 2305 A Sat Dec 20 1400
TSES 3001 A Wed Dec 10 1900
TSES 4002 A Fri Dec 5 1900
TSES 4003 A Thu Dec 4 1900
WOMEN'S STUDIES
WOMN 1808 A Mon Dec 8 0900
WOMN 1808 B Fri Dec 12 1900
WOMN 2801 A Thu Dec 18 0900
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钢材
三季度涨幅达到11.2%
棉花
由去年的12000元/吨上涨到18000元/吨，涨幅达到50%
小麦
9元份主产区小麦10―30元不等
大豆
10中旬以来，较节前上涨13.79%
食品
9月份食品整体价格比去年同月上涨了3.2%
水泥价格
9月份在华东地区上涨8%
热轧薄板
三季度热轧薄板价格同比上涨了16%
9月30日―10月27日之间涨幅前20名个股一览表
股票名称及代码
10月27日收盘价（元）
区间涨幅（%）
韶钢松山（000717）
8.29
24.29
凌钢股份（600231）
7.8
24.01
海螺水泥（600585）
9.48
20
西水股份（600291）
7.87
18.88
吉恩镍业（600432）
10.79
18.05
*ST纵横（600862）
4.14
17.28
仪征化纤（600871）
4.9
16.67
中储股份（600787）
6.89
16.39
新乡化纤（000949）
6.2
16.32
西宁特钢（600117）
5.63
16.22
太行股份（600553）
8.79
15.96
山东铝业（600205）
12.23
15.92
马钢股份（600808）
4.08
15.91
沱牌曲酒（600702）
6.51
15.63
新兴铸管（000778）
10.26
15.54
禾嘉股份（600093）
5.32
15.15
深宝安（000009）
5.03
14.58
方向光电（000757）
7.56
14.37
八一钢铁（000581）
6.16
14.29
金健米业（600127）
5.15
14.19
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生产资料涨价一览表
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相关涨幅
钢材
三季度涨幅达到11.2%
棉花
由去年的12000元/吨上涨到18000元/吨，涨幅达到50%
小麦
9元份主产区小麦10―30元不等
大豆
10中旬以来，较节前上涨13.79%
食品
9月份食品整体价格比去年同月上涨了3.2%
水泥价格
9月份在华东地区上涨8%
热轧薄板
三季度热轧薄板价格同比上涨了16%
9月30日―10月27日之间涨幅前20名个股一览表
股票名称及代码
10月27日收盘价（元）
区间涨幅（%）
韶钢松山（000717）
8.29
24.29
凌钢股份（600231）
7.8
24.01
海螺水泥（600585）
9.48
20
西水股份（600291）
7.87
18.88
吉恩镍业（600432）
10.79
18.05
*ST纵横（600862）
4.14
17.28
仪征化纤（600871）
4.9
16.67
中储股份（600787）
6.89
16.39
新乡化纤（000949）
6.2
16.32
西宁特钢（600117）
5.63
16.22
太行股份（600553）
8.79
15.96
山东铝业（600205）
12.23
15.92
马钢股份（600808）
4.08
15.91
沱牌曲酒（600702）
6.51
15.63
新兴铸管（000778）
10.26
15.54
禾嘉股份（600093）
5.32
15.15
深宝安（000009）
5.03
14.58
方向光电（000757）
7.56
14.37
八一钢铁（000581）
6.16
14.29
金健米业（600127）
5.15
14.19
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