Visiting Classes

Please feel free to sit in on any of the undergraduate classes listed below. The academic schedule affects when classes are in session; we recommend visiting the academic calendar to see if classes will be held at the time of your visit.

Although these classes have been pre-approved by the departments, it is important to let the professor know at the beginning of class that you will be joining the class for the day. Also, to lessen interruption to the class, we ask that you do not come in late or leave early. We hope you enjoy your visit!

Schedule For Fall 2009

(last updated November '09; note that class times/locations are subject to change)

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Department/Course	No.	Day	Time	Building-Room
Aerospace Engineering (Course 16)
Unified Engineering I	16.001	MWF	10:00-11:00	32-141
Unified Engineering II	16.002	MWF	9:00-10:00	32-141
Biology (Course 7)
Introductory Biology - Genetics	7.012	MWF	10:00-11:00	26-100
Introduction to Experimental Biology and Communication	7.02	TR	11:00-12:00	54-100
Genetics	7.03	MWF	11:00-12:00	54-100
Brain and Cognitive Sciences (Course 9)
Introduction to Neuroscience	9.01	MW	2:30-4:00	46-3002
Chemical Engineering (Course 10)
Introduction to Chemical Engineering	10.10	MWF	1:00-2:00	4-270
Civil & Environmental Eng. (Course 1)
Computers & Engineering Problem Solving	1.00	MW	3:00-4:30	10-250
Engineering Mechanics I	1.050	MWF	11:00-12:00	2-105
Economics (Course 14)
Principles of Macroeconomics	14.02	MW	1:00-2:00	34-101
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (Course 6)
Computation Structures	6.004	TR	1:00-2:00	32-123
Elements of Software Construction	6.005	TR	2:30-4:00	32-123
Electromagnetic Energy: From Motors to Lasers	6.007	TWRF	1:00	4-237
Intro to EECS I	6.01	T	9:30-11:00	32-123
Intro to EECS II	6.02	MW	2:00-3:00	34-101
Math for Computer Science	6.042	MWF	11:30-1:00	32-082
History (Course 21H)
American History to 1865	21H.101	TR	11:00-12:30	4-253
Riots, Strikes, and Conspiracies in Am. History	21H.104J	TR	2:00-3:30	4-253
Intro to Black Studies	21H.106J	W	1:00-2:30	4-145
American Consumer Culture	21H.206	M	3:00-5:00	4-231
Linguistics and Philosophy (Course 24)
Classics of Western Philosophy	24.01	MW	1:00-2:00	32-155
Introduction to Linguistics	24.900	TR	9:30-11:00	4-370
Literature (Course 21L)
Foundations of Western Culture	21L.001	MW	1:00-2:30	1-150
Shakespeare	21L.009	TR	11:30-1:00	56-167
The Film Experience	21L.011	T	4:00-5:00	3-270
Forms of Western Narrative	21L.012	TR	3:30-5:00	14N-112
Materials Science and Engineering (Course 3)
Mechanical Behavior of Materials	3.032	MWF	1:00-2:00	56-114
Introduction to Solid-State Chemistry	3.091	MWF	11:00-12:00	10-250
Mathematics (Course 18)
Single Variable Calculus	18.01	TR	1:00-2:00	54-100
		F	2:00-3:00	54-100
Multivariable Calculus	18.02	TR	1:00-2:00	10-250
		F	2:00-3:00	10-250
Differential Equations	18.03	MWF	3:00-4:00	54-100
Linear Algebra	18.06	MWF	10:00-11:00	54-100
Mechanical Engineering (Course 2)
Mechanics and Materials I	2.001	MW	11:00-12:30	1-190
Dynamics and Control I	2.003J	MW	9:30-11:00	1-190
		F	1:00-2:00	3-343
Nuclear Engineering (Course 22)
Seminar in Nuclear Science and Engineering	22.011	T	3:00-5:00	24-402
Physics (Course 8)
Physics I - Classical Mechanics	8.01	MW	9:00-5:00	26-152
		TR	9-1; 2-4	26-152
		F	9-2; 3-5	26-152

(Taught with Technology Enabled Active Learning) [Students are divided into 6 sections and attend 3 days/wk, 5 hrs/wk]

Physics I- Classical Mechanics (Multivar Calc.)	8.012	TR	9:30-11:00	6-120
Physics II - Electricity & Magnetism	8.02	MW	10:00-2:00	32-082
		F	11:00-1:00	32-082