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Theatre Arts
	• TA 270 - Acting Aesthetics
	• TA 312 - Movement for the Actor III
	• TA 326 - Voice and Speech for the Stage III
	• TA 329 - Performance Styles in American Film: 1950s to the 1980s
	• TA 334 - Stage Management
	• TA 342 - Sound Engineering
	• TA 343 - Scene Painting
	• TA 344 - Drafting for Theatre
	• TA 346 - Costume Crafts
	• TA 348 - Acting III: Advanced Acting
	• TA 349 - Fashion Through the Centuries
	• TA 350 - Auditioning I
	• TA 351 - Auditioning II
	• TA 354 - Fundamentals of Directing
	• TA 355 - Intermediate Directing
	• TA 357A - Musical Theatre Workshop I
	• TA 357B - Musical Theatre Workshop II
	• TA 358 - Auditioning for Musical Theatre
	• TA 359 - Musical Theatre History
	• TA 360 - Creative Dramatics
	• TA 366 - Advanced Costume Construction
	• TA 367 - Advanced Costume Construction
	• TA 371 - Playwriting
	• TA 399 - Special Studies
	• TA 400 - Capstone Experience
	• TA 401 - Research
	• TA 403 - Thesis
	• TA 405 - Reading and Conference
	• TA 407 - Seminar
	• TA 408 - Workshop
	• TA 409 - Practicum
	• TA 424 - Film Acting
	• TA 430 - The Art of Storytelling
	• TA 434 - Theatre Business Management
	• TA 436 - Studies in Shakespeare
	• TA 439 - Oregon Shakespeare Festival Plays in Production
	• TA 442 - Theatre Sound Design
	• TA 443 - Scene Design Studio
	• TA 444 - Advanced Stagecraft
	• TA 445 - Lighting Design: Creating the Aesthetic
	• TA 446 - Lighting Design: Technique and Implementation
	• TA 450 - Period Styles I
	• TA 451 - Period Styles II
	• TA 452 - Period Styles III
	• TA 453 - Topics in World Drama
	• TA 455 - Theatre Practice
	• TA 458 - Topics in Drama
	• TA 459 - Forms and Meaning of Drama
	• TA 462 - Advanced Costume Design
	• TA 463 - Advanced Costume Design
	• TA 466 - Drama in Western Culture
	• TA 467 - Drama in Western Culture
	• TA 468 - Drama in Western Culture
	• TA 501 - Research
	• TA 503 - Thesis
	• TA 505 - Reading and Conference
	• TA 507 - Seminar
	• TA 508 - Workshop
	• TA 509 - Practicum
	• TA 521 - Principles of Production Analysis
	• TA 522 - Principles of Production Analysis
	• TA 523 - Principles of Production Analysis
	• TA 526 - Design Elements
	• TA 527 - Design Elements
	• TA 528 - Design Elements
	• TA 531 - Production Implementation
	• TA 532 - Production Implementation
	• TA 533 - Production Implementation
	• TA 534 - Theatre Business Management
	• TA 536 - Studies in Shakespeare
	• TA 541 - Practicum: Applied Technology
	• TA 542 - Practicum: Applied Technology
	• TA 543 - Practicum: Applied Technology
	• TA 543 - Scene Design Studio
	• TA 545 - Lighting Design: Creating the Aesthetic
	• TA 546 - Lighting Design: Technique and Implementation
	• TA 558 - Topics in Drama
	• TA 559 - Forms and Meaning of Drama
	• TA 566 - Drama in Western Culture
	• TA 567 - Drama in Western Culture
	• TA 568 - Drama in Western Culture
University Seminar
	• USEM 101 - University Seminar
	• USEM 101H - University Seminar Honors
	• USEM 102 - University Seminar
	• USEM 102H - University Seminar Honors
	• USEM 103 - University Seminar
	• USEM 103H - University Seminar Honors
	• USEM 185 - Introduction to Expository Writing
	• USEM 199 - Special Studies
	• USEM 209 - Practicum
	• USEM 409 - Advanced Practicum
Video Production
	• VP 172 - Studio Techniques for Video Production
	• VP 215 - Introduction to Field Production
	• VP 312 - Scriptwriting
	• VP 315 - Advanced Field Production
	• VP 372 - Advanced Activities for Video Production
	• VP 375 - Applied Editing Techniques for Field and Studio Production
	• VP 409 - Practicum
	• VP 410 - Projects for RVTV/SOU
Writing Lower Division Courses University Seminar now teaches introductory composition courses and offers a writing waiver by portfolio. For questions and registration for lower division composition classes (WR 122 or 227), please visit the University Seminar office (Central 008). Upper Division Courses Note: ENG 298 is a prerequisite to all upper division writing classes. WR 230, 241 and 242 are additional prerequisites for upper division fiction writing, poetry writing, and creative non-fiction writing courses. *A combined maximum of 8 credit hours of WR 405, 407, and 409 may be applied to the major.
	• WR 122 - English Composition

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