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To enroll in any 400-level course, students must be admitted to the Upper Division; to enroll in a 400(G)-level course in which there are graduate students, students must have junior or higher standing.

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Environmental Science
	• ENVS 406 - Environmental Modeling and GIS in Renewable Resources
	• ENVS 408 - Indoor Plantscapes
	• ENVS 410 - Environmental Landscape Design
	• ENVS 412 - Urban Tree Management
	• ENVS 415 - Holistic Resource Management
	• ENVS 418 - Landscape Construction and Maintenance Operation
	• ENVS 420 - Advanced Equine Science
	• ENVS 422(G) - Environmental Science Projects
	• ENVS 424 - Sustainable Systems Design
	• ENVS 426(G) - Historical Development
	• ENVS 428(G) - Environmental Physiology of Domestic Animals
	• ENVS 430 - Animal Reproduction
	• ENVS 433(G) - Nutrients and Animal Metabolism
	• ENVS 435 - Renewable Resources Problem Identification
	• ENVS 436 - Renewable Resource Project Management and Presentation
	• ENVS 440(G) - Survey of Biotechnology
	• ENVS 443(G) - Animal Endocrinology
	• ENVS 445(G) - Coastal Sciences
	• ENVS 455(G) - Geographic Information Science I
	• ENVS 456 - Horticulture License and Permits
	• ENVS 457(G) - Directed Studies in Renewable Resources
	• ENVS 460 - Landscape Plants
	• ENVS 464(G) - Geographic Information Science II
	• ENVS 472 - Internship
	• ENVS 473(G) - Remote Sensing in GIS
	• ENVS 480(G) - Integrated Pest Management
	• ENVS 483 - Community-based Sustainable Development
	• ENVS 484 - Watershed Science
	• ENVS 486(G) - Water Quality
	• ENVS 487(G) - Advanced GIS Analysis and Applications
	• ENVS 490(G) - Environmental Pedology
	• ENVS 493(G) - Soil-Plant Relationships
	• ENVS 494(G) - Capstone Seminar
	• ENVS 495(G) - Soil Genesis and Survey
	• ENVS 498(G) - Soil Biology
	• ENVS 580 - Fate of Pollutants in Soils and Natural Waters
Finance To enroll in any Finance course numbered 300 and above, a student must be in upper division and meet course prerequisites.
	• FNAN 220 - Principles of Real Estate I
	• FNAN 221 - Principles of Real Estate II
	• FNAN 222 - Appraisal of Real Estate
	• FNAN 230 - Personal Consumer Finance
	• FNAN 250 - Financial Principles and Applications
	• FNAN 300 - Business Finance
	• FNAN 301 - Honors Business Finance
	• FNAN 307 - Credit and Financial Statement Analysis
	• FNAN 320 - Money and Banking
	• FNAN 335 - Financial Institutions and Markets
	• FNAN 350 - Valuation Analysis and Appraisal
	• FNAN 398 - Internship in Finance I
	• FNAN 400 - Financial Problems Analysis
	• FNAN 405(G) - Investments
	• FNAN 406 - Speculative Financial Markets
	• FNAN 412 - International Finance
	• FNAN 415 - Bank Administration
	• FNAN 420 - Financial Information Systems
	• FNAN 425 - Portfolio Theory and Investment Analysis
	• FNAN 460 - Financial Theory and Corporate Policy
	• FNAN 490 - Seminar in Financial Management and Policy
	• FNAN 495 - Seminar in Financial Institutions
	• FNAN 497 - Individual Study
	• FNAN 498 - Internship in Finance II
	• FNAN 501 - Foundations of Finance
	• FNAN 503 - Money and Capital Markets
	• FNAN 505 - Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
	• FNAN 509 - Case Problems in Business Finance
	• FNAN 510 - Risk Management and Insurance
	• FNAN 512 - Administration of Financial Intermediaries
	• FNAN 515 - International Trade and Finance
	• FNAN 522 - Advanced Financial Management and Policy
	• FNAN 597 - Directed Individual Study
Foreign Literature
	• FORL 331 - Foreign Literatures in Translation I, II
	• FORL 332 - Foreign Literatures in Translation I, II
	• FORL 433(G) - Foreign Literatures in Translation III
	• FORL 434(G) - Foreign Literatures in Translation IV
French Courses numbered 400 and above will be offered as indicated when justified by the enrollment.
	• FREN 101 - Elementary French I
	• FREN 102 - Elementary French II
	• FREN 112 - Elementary French II Laboratory
	• FREN 201 - Intermediate French
	• FREN 202 - French for Reading
	• FREN 211 - Intermediate French Laboratory
	• FREN 216 - Intermediate Conversation
	• FREN 301 - Cajun French
	• FREN 302 - Literary or Linguistic Studies I
	• FREN 311 - Introduction to French and Francophone Literature
	• FREN 316 - Advanced Conversation
	• FREN 322 - French and Francophone Popular Culture
	• FREN 332 - French for Professionals
	• FREN 361 - Advanced French I
	• FREN 362 - Advanced French II
	• FREN 392 - Louisiana French Folklore and Folk Music
	• FREN 400(G) - Phonetics and Pronunciation
	• FREN 401(G) - Literary or Linguistic Studies II
	• FREN 421(G) - France and the Francophone World
	• FREN 422(G) - Topics in the Francophone World
	• FREN 424(G) - The Sociocultural Context of Louisiana French
	• FREN 425(G) - Francophone Oral Literature
	• FREN 431(G) - Nineteenth Century Studies
	• FREN 441(G) - Survey of Twentieth Century Fiction
	• FREN 449(G) - Louisiana Folklore Fieldwork
	• FREN 455(G) - French and Francophone Film
	• FREN 460(G) - Advanced Composition and Stylistics

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