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Two Information Literacy Intensive courses are required for graduation. One intensive is earned through completion of LANG 120. Transfer students will receive an ILI by completing LSIC 379. Below is a list of the other Information Literacy Intensive courses currently approved or in development. The term
listed beside each course indicates the first semester ILI credit can be
received. If an instructor's name appears with the course, you must take that instructor. Otherwise, any section of that class counts. To find out which are
offered this registration period, look it up here.

or on your oneport

The Coordinator for Information Literacy Courses is Tammy Huffman (thuffman@unca.edu)
 

Please note: All sections of LANG 120 and LSIC 379 are Information Literacy Intensive.

ACCT 340    Accounting Systems and Controls  [Fall 05]

ANTH 455   Senior Thesis Seminar (H Kelley)  [Fall 05]

ART 400      B.A. Seminar [Fall 07]
ART 490      Senior Exhibition I [Fall 07]

ARTH 460   Issues in Art History [Spring 07]

ATMS 464   Scientific  Writing (formerly 473) [Fall 06]

BIOL 480     Senior Seminar [Fall 06]
BIOL 498     Undergraduate Research in Biology [Fall 06]

CHEM 380  Chemical Research Methods [Fall 06]
CHEM 415   Chemistry Seminar [Fall 06]

CLAS 495    Senior Research Thesis [Fall 04]

CSCI 462     Senior Project [Fall 07]

DAN 345    Research in Dance [Fall 09]

DRAM 244  History of the Theater I [Fall 04]

ECON 380   Approaches to Research in Economics [Fall 06]

EDUC 390   Research Methods in Reading, K-12 [Spring 09]
EDUC 396   Research Meth in Educ, K-12 [Fall 04 through Spring 2010]
EDUC 496   Directed Rsch in Educ, K-12 [Fall 04 through Spring 2010]      

EGM 482    Senior Design Proj in Mechatronics Engr (Fahmy) [Spring 09]

ENVR 330  Seminar on Environmental Issues  [Fall 05]

ESI 490       Readings & Research in Ethics & Social Inst [Fall 06]

FREN 341   Survey of French Civilization and Lit II [Fall 06]
FREN 400  The French Language [Fall 09]

HIST 390    Historiography [Fall 07 through Spring 09]

HWP 325    Pathophysiology Chronic Conditions and Illnesses [Fall 06]

INTS 354    The Nuclear Dilemma  [Fall 05]
                        Formerly INTS 373

LIT 354       Masterpieces of Drama [Fall 07]
LIT 356       Art of the Novel [Fall 07]
LIT 491       Senior Seminar [Fall 06]

MATH 365  Linear Algebra I (Bahls, Boudreaux) [Fall 06]
MATH 366  Linear Algebra II (Dohse)  [Fall 05 through Spring 09]
MATH 480  Mathematics Seminar [Fall 06]

MCOM 390  History of American Media  [Fall 05 through Spring 08]
MCOM 492  Mass Communication Theories [Fall 07]

MGMT 352  Applied Research [Fall 06]
MGMT 491   Senior Seminar  [Fall 05]
MGMT 492  Senior Design Project (Yearout)  [Fall 05]

MMAS 320  Intermediate Interactive Design  [Fall 05]
MMAS 438  Senior Capstone Project [Fall 07]

MUSC 352   Music History and Literature, 1600-1827 [Spring 07]

PHIL 402    Senior Research Seminar [Fall 07]

PHYS 326   Modern Physics [Spring 08]
PHYS 400   Modern Physics II (Dennison) [Fall 04 through Spring 07]

POLS 400    Internship [Fall 07]
POLS 490    Senior Research Seminar [Fall 07]

PSYC 201    Research Methods I [Fall 06]

SOC 455       Senior Thesis Seminar [Fall 06]

SPAN 473   Capstone [Fall 07]

WMST 400 Senior Seminar in Women's Studies [Fall 07]