Faculty Projects and Teaching Resources

• Jon Anderson, Arab Studies Program
• Information Technologies in the Arab World, MAAS 475
• Richard Anthony, Computer Science Department 
• Computer Science I, COSC 071 
• Systems Programming, COSC 274 
• Richard Bates, Chemistry Department 
• Air, Water, Earth and Fire: Problems for Today's World, CHEM 024 
• Andrew Bennett, Government Department 
• Qualitative Research Methods, GOVT 716 
• American Foreign Policy Process, GOVT 384 
• Anthony Clark Arend, Government Department 
• International Organization, GOVT 298 
• International Law, GOVT 403 
• Catherine N. Ball, Linguistics Department 
• Apollonius of Tyre: A Hypertext Edition 
• Introduction to Computational Linguistics, LING 361 
• Introduction to Linguistics, LING 001 and LING 401 
• Introduction to Natural Language Processing, LING 362 
• Linguistics Department information 
• Old English Pages 
• Pragmatics, LING 482 
• Programming Languages for Linguistics (Perl), LING 564 
• Sounds of the World's Animals 
• Randy Bass, English Department 
• American Studies Electronic Crossroads (ASEC): the World Wide Web site for the American Studies Crossroads Project. 
• American Studies @ Georgetown University 
• Electronic Archives for Teaching the American Literatures: resources for teachers of the literatures of the United States. 
• The Electronic Kool-Aid Acid Text, or Text, Knowledge, and Pedagogy in the Electronic Age, ENGL 511 
• Literature & Writing Workshop, ENGL 014 (Borders of American Culture: Expression & Identity in the United States) 
• Making Knowledge in the Electronic Age: a Web site connected with a joint authoring project between Randy Bass (Georgetown), Trent Batson (Gallaudet University) and Steve Gilbert (American Association for Higher Education), including a "Making Knowledge" Demonstration and Tutorial Page, created and maintained by Randy Bass. 
• Scott Bowden, Government Department 
• Technology and Change in International Politics, GOVT 339 
• The Political Economy of Technology Transfer, GOVT 342 
• Heidi Byrnes, German Department 
• Survey of German Civilization , GERM 231 
• Sandra Calvert, Psychology Department
• Children and Technology, PSYC 269
• Peter Charles, Art, Music & Theatre Department 
• Portfolio 
• Design, AMTH 125 
• Sculpture 1, AMTH 141 
• Colleen Cotter, Linguistics Department 
• CCT Proseminar: Introduction to Core Areas, CCTP 510
• Language Style, Standardization and the Media, CCTP 682/LING 382
• John Cuddington, Economics Department 
• International Corporate Finance, ECON 378
• Mary Culnan, School of Business 
• Information Systems, MGMT 550 
• Dorothy Denning, Computer Science Department 
• Cryptography Project 
• Information Warfare: Terrorism, Crime, and National Security, COSC 511 
• Introduction to Computers and Networks, COSC 010 
• Introduction to the Information Age, COSC 003 
• Networks and Society, COSC 450
• Angel C. de Dios, Chemistry Department 
• Chemistry 003 
• Chemistry 004 
• General Chemistry page
• William Drake, Communication, Culture, and Technology 
• Introduction to Communication, Culture, and Technology, CCTP 505 
• The Transformation of the Global Communications Order, CCTP 705
• Joseph Earley, Chemistry Department 
• Evolution and Creation, CHEM 044 - A science course for arts, humanities, and human-sciences students 
• Inorganic Solution Chemistry, CHEM 440 
• Modeling Dynamic Chemical and Ecological Systems, CHEM 042 
• Martin Evans, Economics Department 
• Econometrics II, Econ 614 
• Workshop: Macroeconomics II, ECON 702 
• Ward Evans, Computer Science Department 
• Networks and Data Communications, COSC 290 
• Deborah Everhart, Academic Computing Services and Medieval Studies Program 
• Arthurian Legends, MVST 211 
• The Labyrinth, a disciplinary server for medieval studies, Martin Irvine and Deborah Everhart, Co-Directors 
• Medieval Women: Tradition and Counter-Tradition, MVST 221 
• Mamoun Fandy, Center for Contemporary Arab Studies 
• Protest Movements in the Middle East, INAF419 
• Sem: Arabian Peninsula: Society and Politics, MAAS473 
• Jim Freericks, Physics Department
• Classical Mechanics, PHYS 231 
• Fundamental Physics, PHYS 055 and 056 (tutorial) 
• Pre-Medical Physics Page 
• The Quantum World Around Us, PHYS 008 
• Science Sources on the WWW 
• Alison Hilton, Art, Music & Theatre 
• Modern Art, AMTH 104 
• Seminar: Art of the 1930s, AMTH 283 
• Russian Art , AMTH 355 
• Carla Inclan, School of Business 
• Applied Statistics I, DSCI 151 
• Applied Statistics II, DSCI 152 
• Martin Irvine, Department of English, and Director, Communication, Culture, and Technology Program 
• Classics 203: Intro to Medieval Latin 
• Communication, Culture, and Technology Graduate Program
• English 016: Narrative Matters 
• Introduction to Communication, Culture, and Technology, CCTP 505 
• Inventing the Subject: Gender, Sex, and Texts, 350-1500, ENGL 159 (Undergrad) and ENGL 559 (Grad) 
• The Labyrinth, a disciplinary server for medieval studies, Martin Irvine and Deborah Everhart, Co-Directors 
• Technoculture from Frankenstein to Cyberpunk: Literature for Cyborgs, ENGL 449 
• Kurt Jankowsky, German Department 
• German for Subject Matter Specialists, GERM 130 
• Christopher C. Joyner, Government Department 
• International Organization, GOVT 298 
• International Law, GOVT 403 
• James A. Kilpatrick 
• China-US Trade and Economic Relations, INAF 578 
• Pascal Kokora, French Department
• Fundamentals in Teaching French, FREN 354
• Erwin Krasnow, Communication, Culture, and Technology Program
• Broadcasting in America: The Interaction of Technology, Politics and Business, CCTP 770
• Bob Kulawiec, Chemistry Department 
• Organic Chemistry I, CHEM 015 
• Roger Lagunoff, Economics Department 
• Principles of Economics, ECON 001 
• Amy Liu, Physics Department
• Fundamental Physics, PHYS 055 and 056 (tutorial) 
• The Quantum World Around Us, PHYS 008 
• Wes Mathews, Physics Department 
• The Early Universe, PHYS 012 
• Fundamental Physics, PHYS 055 and 056 
• Daniel McAllister, School of Business 
• Management and Organizational Behavior, MGMT 201 
• Patrice McDermott, Communication, Culture, and Technology Program
• Digital Cultures: Social Dimensions of the Information Revolution, CCTP 781
• William McHenry, School of Business 
• Emerging Issues in Information Management (Fall 1997), MGMT 255 
• Electronic Commerce (Fall 1997), MGMT 681 
• Communication, Culture, and Technology Proseminar, CCTP 510 
• Information Technology and Business Strategy, MGMT 550 
• Management Information Systems, MGMT 250 
• Angelyn Mitchell, English Department
• The African American Novel, ENGL 515 
• John Morrell, Art, Music & Theatre Department 
• Drawing in Color, AMTH 123 
• Watercolor, AMTH 154 
• Donn Murphy, Art, Music & Theatre Department 
• Theatre Netsearch 
• Acting: Improvisation for Social Change, AMTH 073 
• Seminar: Performing Arts in Contemporary Society, AMTH 183 
• Playwriting, AMTH 185 
• Johanna Neuman, Communication, Culture, and Technology
• News Media and International Affairs, CCTP 742
• Joseph O'Connor, Classics Department 
• Introduction to Classical Mythology, CLASS 221 
• Lawrence Orton, Russian and Eastern European Studies
• Writers and Films of East Central Europe, REES 475
• J. Eugene Poirier, S.J., Economics Department 
• Microeconomic Theory, ECON 101 
• Mathematics for Economists, ECON 125 
• Carol Ann Rogers, Economics Department 
• International Trade, ECON 143 
• James Schall, S.J., Government Department 
• Another Sort of Learning 
• Joe Serene, Physics Department 
• Fundamental Physics, PHYS 055 and 056 
• Howard Spendelow, History Department 
• History of China I, HIST 122 
• Senior Honors Seminar in History, HIST 408 
• Guy Spielmann, French Department 
• Intensive Advanced French 1, FREN 111 
• Making Sense of Language, FREN 238 
• Phonology and Advanced Oral Expression, FREN 356 
• Richard Squier, Computer Science Department 
• Intro to Computer Science II, COSC 072 
• Computer Architecture, COSC 250 
• Computer Organization and Assembly Language, COSC 273 
• Operating Systems, COSC 374 
• Database Design, COSC 380 
• Ross Stapleton-Gray, Communication, Culture, and Technology
• National Security and Diplomacy in the Information Age, CCTP 783
• Diane Taylor, Biology Department
• International Collaboration in Infectious Disease Research - Acquisition of Immunity to Malaria in Cameroon 
• Matthew Tinkcom, English Department 
• Communication, Culture, and Technology Proseminar, CCTP 510
• Topics in Film and Media Theory: What is Cinema?, CCTP 671 
• Cultural Studies: Genre and Difference, ENGL 488
• Mahendran Velauthapillai,Computer Science Department 
• Programming Languages, COSC 272 
• Computer Science II, COSC 072 
• Suzanna Walters, Sociology Department
• Primetime Pleasures: TV, Ideology and Cultural Identity, CCTP 540/SOCI 440
• M. Daniel Westbrook, Economics Department 
• Economic Statistics, ECON 121 
• George Wilson, Linguistics Department 
• Programming Languages for Linguistics: Perl, LING 564 
• Stephanie Wright, Nursing Department 
• Care of Children and Adolescents, NURS113