DENVER-BASED PROGRAM COURSE SCHEDULE   Currently, all of the Center's courses are held at the University Center at Chaparral, which is located approximately 25 miles south of Denver in Douglas County.  For current and forthcoming semester course schedules, visit  http://www.the-university-center.org/courses.html#publicadmin.      The scheduling matrix below is a tentative schedule for courses to be offered through the fall of 2007.  The scheduling matrix should be considered tentative.  A minimum of five supportive elective courses will always be scheduled within a two-year sequence of classes. The elective courses offered, however, may change from time to time based on needs, interests and other factors.  When possible, the actual courses for future semesters, along with dates, will be made known at least a semester in advance. The semester the student enrolls in the Prerequisite course generally defines the cohort for that student, e.g., A, B, C, etc. There is no requirement that a student must take the courses in the order they are offered based on the cohort with which he/she started the program. The scheduling, however, is designed so as to enable the participant to complete his/her particular program, (i.e., masters, baccalaureate, certificate) within the time period promised by enrolling in an average of two courses each semester and by taking the prescribed courses for that student's cohort in the order they are offered.     Schedule Through Fall Semester 2007  (The numbers in the matrix boxes correspond with the numbers of the course titles as they are listed below.)   Semester Cohort E Cohort F Cohort G Cohort H Cohort I Cohort J Cohort K Fall '03 1               7             Sp. '04 10 10  1           2 4         Sum. '04 4 2 4 Fall '04 8 8 10 1         3 3 13 13       Sp. '05 15a 15a 2 15a 1       12 12 7 7 7     Sum. '05 15b 9 3 3 15a     Fall '05   15b 15a 4 4 1         8 8 6     Sp. '06     15b 2 2 15a 1         5 13 5 13 Sum.'06     15b 3 3 15a Fall. '06         10 10 10         15b 4 4 Sp. '07           13 5             14 14 Sum. '07         2 2  Fall '07            15b  3               15b Corresponding Course Numbers 1. 4324/5324 - Politics, Public Policy, and Leadership 2. 4457/ 5457 - Seminar: American Political Thought 3. 4025/ 5025 - Seminar: Comparative Political Economy, or     4085/ 5085 - Seminar: Comparative Public Policy 4. 4094/ 5014 - Seminar: American Politics 5. 4374/5374 - Public Priorities for the 21st Century 6. 4644/5644 - Ethical Responsibilities of Leaders 7. 4274/5274 - Conflict Resolution and Public Consent Building 8. 4414/5414 - Organizational Change Agents 9. 4354/ 5354 - Environmental Politics and Policy 10. 4084/ 5084 - Local  Government and Administration 11. 4002/5084 - The Legislative Process 12. 4002/5008 - Politics of the Budgetary Process 13. 4002/5024 - State Politics: Focus on Colorado 14. 4002/5008 - Beyond Political Correctness 15a. 5468 - Research Methods for Political Science 15b. 5960 - The Master's Project back to top