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THEATRE 360: PERFORMANCE IN PRACTICE provides practical theatrical experience through work on University Theatre productions in various performance and production roles.

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THEATRE 361 is a backstage laboratory course emphasizing student involvement in specific theatrical production responsibilities.

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COSTUME DESIGN I introduces costume design theory, script analysis, and rendering techniques for performance.

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THEATRE 367: SCRIPT ANALYSIS studies dramatic structure and theatrical text elements through applied script analysis methods.

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THEATRE 368 teaches the fundamentals of play direction, including motivational analysis, composition, movement, and rehearsal techniques, culminating in a student-directed final project.

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Covers theatre architecture, scenery, costume, acting, directing, and staging modes in Europe from 500 B.C.

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Covers acting for the camera, auditioning techniques, and performance for film, television, and commercials.

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SCENIC PAINTING teaches painting scenery for the stage, including techniques for drops, flats, and props.

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THEATRE 561: BACKSTAGE LABORATORY III emphasizes fulfilling a major assignment in a theatre performance or production situation.

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THEATRE 597 allows theatre majors to earn academic credit through a supervised professional internship related to their field of study.

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THEATRE 619 covers specialized topics in theatre and drama, including design, performance, technology, history, theory, criticism, and education.

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THEATRE 661 is an advanced practicum where students apply their specialized knowledge in roles such as Dramaturg, Designer, or Technical Director within a University Theatre season production.

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THEATRE 681 is a mentored individual study course for students completing senior honors theses.

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A mentored individual study course for students completing senior honors theses.

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THEATRE 699 is a directed study course where students collaborate with an instructor to develop a personalized curriculum.

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URBRPL 375 explores special issues or problems in urban planning.

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URBRPL 595 is the Landscape and Urban Studies capstone where students synthesize educational experiences through inquiry, reflection, and communication.

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URBRPL 699 is a directed study course allowing students to conduct independent study arranged with a faculty member.

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URBRPL 742 is a planning orientation seminar introducing graduate study in urban and regional planning at UW-Madison.

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Introduction to financial planning for state and local governments, focusing on expenditure analysis and budgetary techniques.

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A planning workshop emphasizing interdisciplinary practice through the application of socioeconomic analysis and implementation techniques.

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URBRPL 990 is a course for individual mentored research and study to complete theses, arranged with a faculty member.

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URBRPL 999 is an independent study course where students arrange specific work with a faculty member.

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UROLOGY 699 is an independent study course allowing students to arrange projects with faculty.

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UROLOGY 910 is an independent reading and research course in Urology supervised by faculty.

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Inpatient acting internship providing exposure to operative and inpatient management of complicated urologic patients under supervision.

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UROLOGY 967 provides in-depth clinical exposure to operative, inpatient, ambulatory, and subspecialty urology through patient rounds and operative participation.

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ZOOLOGY 115 explores contemporary threats to freshwater ecosystems and integrates biological insights with other disciplines to understand impacts on human well-being.

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ZOOLOGY 153 covers introductory biology topics like cell function, genetics, and physiology for engineering majors without a lab.

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ZOOLOGY 199 is a directed study course where students conduct independent research and develop hypotheses under faculty mentorship.

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