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Estimating - FA25 (Sec 002)

Prerequisite: Majors only; Junior Standing; CNS 2813 and CNS 1312. In this course we will learn the basic foundations of the estimating process and about the different components of a construction project estimate. These include: quantity surveying, estimate organization, direct and indirect costs, cost database use, and bid preparation. Students will create cost estimates using manual and electronic take-off estimating software. (F)

SOC-3593-001 - Fall 2025

Prerequisite: ENGL 1213 or EXPO 1213. A critical examination of the sociology of deviant sexual behaviors. Investigations of deviance, criminology and gender through the study of sexual behavior, sex crimes, and victimology. (Irreg.)

Introduction to Religious Studies - Fall 2025

Facilitates understanding of human behaviors and products that are identified as religious. Includes critical engagements with ideas and practices of authority, transcendence, value, meaning, and collectivity. Provides strong foundation in culturally-grounded critical thinking, a nuanced understanding of how humans construct their worlds, and the ability to interrogate forms of power. (F, Sp, Su) [IV-WC]

MIT-5702-997 - Fall 2025

Prerequisite: MIS 5682 or instructor permission. Introduce students to analytic and visualization techniques required for processing social and social media data. (Sp)

Exploring Digital History

(Crosslisted with HIST 3523) Prerequisite: Junior Standing. Examines major themes, issues, and developments affecting the research, writing, analysis, preservation, and presentation of history in the digital age. Includes hands-on engagement with, and critical assessment of, the use of digital tools for conducting historical inquiry, and exploration of the circulation of historical knowledge in such venues as social media, blogs, podcasts, digital archives, online collections, and historically-themed gaming. (Sp) [IV-WC]

PSCJ-3203-101 - Fall 2025

Graduate Assistant tuition waivers cannot be applied towards this course.

FINANCIAL REPORTING FOUNDATION

This course/section has been selected for the Inclusive Access (IA) program which provides lower cost digital course materials and easier access to course content, including direct delivery through Canvas on or before the first day of class. Your OU Student Bursar account will be directly charged for these digital materials at a significant discount. You will be given the opportunity to opt-out of this program; however, these IA course materials are required, necessary for maximum success in this course, and not available anywhere for a lower price. Your instructor may require other items not available through IA which must be purchased separately. Check the Soonerbooks.com portal to determine if other materials have been adopted. Check here to view the savings for your course material: https://link.ou.edu/ia-savings

Financial Reporting for Assets & Investments - Fall 2025

Prerequisite: Graduate standing, departmental permission, and ACCT 2113 or ACCT 5202 or ACCT 5232. This course introduces the process of measuring and reporting assets and investments. Emphasizes topics such as asset acquisition, nonmonetary asset exchange, internally generated assets, impairment, depreciation, debt investments, equity investments, and the use of derivatives for speculative and hedging purposes. (F)

ACCT-5262-Fun-In-Tax - Fall 2025

This course/section has been selected for the Inclusive Access (IA) program which provides lower cost digital course materials and easier access to course content, including direct delivery through Canvas on or before the first day of class. Your OU Student Bursar account will be directly charged for these digital materials at a significant discount. You will be given the opportunity to opt-out of this program; however, these IA course materials are required, necessary for maximum success in this course, and not available anywhere for a lower price. Your instructor may require other items not available through IA which must be purchased separately. Check the Soonerbooks.com portal to determine if other materials have been adopted. Check here to view the savings for your course material: https://link.ou.edu/ia-savings