Course Offerings 2023 Spring
Major Courses
(Any course may be taken as an elective if there are no prerequisites or a student has satisfied them.)
Art and Art History
McDaniel Plan Designation
| CE | ART 1117 | Design (Prof. Zsofia Görömbei) | |
| CE | ART 2210 | Digital Photography (Prof. Agnes Eva Molnar) | |
| ART 3313 | Painting(Prof. Tamás Szigeti) | ||
| ART 3318 | Graphic Design II (Prof. Csilla Kőszeghy) | ||
| CE | AHY 1114 | History of Western Art II (Art, Politics and History in the West in the Digital Era)(Prof. Gabriella Szigethy) | links for readings provided at the beginning of the semester |
| I,TA | AHY 3308 | World Contemporary Art (Prof. Attila Horányi) (Prof. Attila Horanyi) |
Business/Economics
Passing both parts of the Math Proficiency Test (Arithmetic & Basic Algebra) is a general pre-requisite for all courses in Business, Economics, Mathematics and Statistics. The prerequisite for upper-level (3000 or 4000) courses in Economics is completion of ECO 2201 Principles of Economics
| BUA 1102 | Principles of Accounting II (Prof. Reka Martel) | ||
| BUA 2209 | Principles of Marketing (Prof. Zoltan Sipos) | ||
| SCH | ECO 1104 | Economic Issues and Policy (Prof. Laszlo Horvath) | |
| BUA 4100 | Business Strategy and Policy (Prof. Bruce Hoggard) | ||
| BUA 2103 | Digital Marketing (Prof. Tibor Farkas) | ||
| BUA 2214 | Principles of Management (Prof. Kira Mueller) | ||
| BUA 3323 | Corporate Finance and Financial Management (Prof. Charles McFerren) | ||
| I | ECO 3304 | International Economics (Prof. Gábor Antal) | |
| ECO 4405 | History of Economic Thought (Prof. Charles McFerren) | ||
| QR | MAT 1107 | College Algebra (Prof. Geza Csima) | |
| QR | STA 2216 | Statistical Methods (Prof. Charles McFerren) |
Communication
| COM 1101 | Intro to Communication II: Media (Prof. Judit Barta) | ||
| COM 2206 | Communication Design (Prof. Dominika Szabó) | ||
| CIN 1101 | Intro to Cinema (Prof. László Arató) | ||
| CIN 2201 | Television Production (Profs. Timea Laboda | ||
| IN | COM 3220 | Intercultural Communication (Prof. Jolan Roka) | |
| COM 4594 | Senior Seminar (Prerequisites: COM 2203, 2204, one 3000-level course) (Prof. Andras Gerevich, Jessie Labov,Jolán Róka ) |
Political Science
| PSI 2204 | Approaches to International Relations (Prof. Peter Marton)) | ||
| TA | PSI 2208 | Inventors of Political Ideas (Prof. Peter Schimert) | |
| QR | PSI 2219 | Research Design and Methods (Prof. Christopher Cox) | |
| I | PSI 2213 | Comparative European Politics (Prof. Rafal Fabianowicz) | |
| I | PSI 3203 | Global Challenges in Biopolitics (Prof. Barna Szamosi) | |
| PSI 3321 | International Criminal Law (Prof. Tamás Hoffman) | ||
| PSI 4492 | Senior Seminar (Prof. Tamás Hoffman, Péter Márton, Christopher Cox) | ||
| PSI 3398 | Guided Independent Study (2 CR) |
Psychology
Completion of PSY 1106 is a general pre-requisite for all PSY courses
| SCH | PSY 1106 | Introduction to Psychology (Prof. Luis Murillo) | |
| SCH | PSY 2204 | Social Psychology (Prof. Zsófia Schindler) | |
| SIL | PSY 2215 | Cognitive Psychology (Prof. Anna Babarczy) | |
| QR | PSY 2224 | Psychological Methods and Statistics w/Lab (Pre-requisite: Completion of PSY 2223) (Prof. Anna Babarczy) | Hugh Coolican, Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology; and David Howell, Fundamental Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences. |
| PSY 3200 | Writing in Psychology (Prof. Richard Reichardt) | ||
| PSY 3214 | Childhood Pathopsychology (Prof. Yotam Kramer) | ||
| PSY 3219 | Biopsychology of Emotion (Prof. Luis Murillo) | ||
| PSY4492 | Capstone in Psychology (Prof. Anna Babarczy) | Journal articles – no purchase required |
Journalism and New Media Minor
| ENG 1103 | Introduction to Journalism (Prof. Robert Smyth) | ||
| ENG 2204 | Advanced News Reporting and Writing (Prof. Robert Smyth) | ||
| ENG 2295 | Internship w/Journalism Focus (Arranged in consultation with Prof. Robert Smyth) |
Competence Courses
| FYS1170 | First Year Seminar (An Introduction to the Liberal Arts through Research) (Prof. Robert Smyth) | ||
| CW | ENG1101 | Introduction to College Writing (Prof. Marta Siklos) | Reader + other materials |
| ENG 1002 | College Composition (Prof. Marta Siklos) | ||
| ESL 1002 | Oral Communication Skills (Prof. Réka Ranky) | ||
| ESL 1003 | Intro to Critical Reading/TOEFL Intensive – 2 credits (Prof. Marta Siklos) | ||
| MAT 1100 | Mathematical Fundamentals (Prof.Lang-Lazi Marta) |
Physical Education
All EPE courses will start in the second week
| KIN 1055B | Special Topics: Boxing (Prof. Isaac Oroyovwe) | ||
| PEF | KIN 1012 | Fitness Games(Prof. Reka Ranky) |
ELECTIVES satisfying McDaniel Plan requirements
| SIL | BIO 2100 | The Molecular Design of Life (Prof. László Nyitray) | |
| I,TA | ENG 2220 | World Literature (Prof. Gabor Molnar) | |
| MC/TA | ENG 2155 | Topics in Multicultural Literature: Who’s America? (Prof. Roger Casey) | |
| SCH | HIS 2251 | Narratives and Networks (Prof. Attila Pok) | |
| HUN 1101 | Elementary Hungarian I (Prof. Katalin Miklósy) | ||
| HUN 1102 | Elementary Hungarian II. (Prof. Katalin Miklósy) | ||
| EXP | IDS 2236 | From Garden to Table (Prof. Robert Smyth) |
(Please note that the College reserves the right to cancel or add courses or to make substitutions)
Explanation of Codes McDaniel Plan Designations
| I(N) | International Non-Western |
| CE | Creative Expression |
| CW | College Writing |
| EXP | Experiential Learning |
| FYS | First-Year Seminar |
| I | International |
| MC | Multicultural |
| QR | Quantitative Reasoning |
| SCH | Social, Cultural and Historical Understanding |
| SI | Scientific Inquiry |
| SIL | Scientific Inquiry with Lab |
| SL | Second Language |
| TA | Textual Analysis |