Content and Competency Courses Summer 2015 CONTENT AREAS Written Communication (WC) – 6 hours: the first 3 hours must be in a writing course in the De...
Content and Competency Courses Summer 2015 CONTENT AREAS Written Communication (WC) – 6 hours: the first 3 hours must be in a writing course in the Department of English or be an approved Honors course substitute ENGL 101 ENGL 102 ENGL 105 HON 215* HON 216* HON 217* HON 218* HON 219* ML 199 WGST 199
Intro College Writing-WC Intermed College Writing-WC Advanced Composition-WC Topics: Arts & Writ Comm-AWC Topics: Hist & Writ Comm-SBWC Topics: Hum & Writ Comm-HWC Topics: Socs & Writ Comm-SBWC Topics: Math & Writ Comm-MWC Humanities Writing: CML-WC Writing: Womns/Gen Stu-WC
Oral Communication (OC) – 3 hours COMM 111 COMM 112 COMM 115 HON 211* HON 212* HON 213* HON 214* POLS 111 WGST 203
Intro to Public Speaking-OC Business & Prof Speaking-OC Interpersonal Skills-OC Topics: Arts & Oral Comm-AOC Topics: Hist & Oral Comm-OCSB Topics: Hum & Oral Comm-HOC Topics: Socs & Oral Comm-OCSB Political Discourse-OC Gender & Public Dialogue-OC
Mathematics (M) – 3 hours ENGR 101 ENGR 190 HON 219* MATH 105 MATH 107 MATH 111 MATH 112 MATH 152 MATH 180 MATH 190 MATH 205 MATH 206
Engineering Analysis I-M Introductory Calculus-M Topics: Math & WR Comm-MWC Contemporary Mathematics-M Finite Mathematics-M College Algebra-M Trigonometry-M Math for Elem Educ II-M Elements of Calculus-M Precalculus-M Calculus I-M Calculus II-M
Natural Sciences (S) (SL = Lab) (B = both lab & lecture/built-in lab) – 7 hours: lecture and lab in a single discipline; an additional 3 hours in a second discipline ANTH 202 BIOL 102 BIOL 104 BIOL 240 BIOL 242 BIOL 244 BIOL 257 BIOL 258 BIOL 263 CHEM 101 CHEM 103 CHEM 105 CHEM 201 CHEM 202 CHEM 207 CHEM 208 CHEM 209 CHEM 210 GEOS 200 GEOS 219** GEOS 220** HSS 387 PHYS 107 PHYS 108 PHYS 111 PHYS 219** PHYS 220** PHYS 221 PHYS 222 PHYS 223 PHYS 295 PHYS 298 PHYS 299 PHZB 215
Intro Biological Anthro-S Intro Biological Systems-S Lab Intro Biol Systems-SL Unity of Life-S Diversity of Life-S Prin Biology Lab-SL Intro to Microbiology-S Intro Microbiology Lab-SL Environmental Biology-S Intro to Chemistry-S Intro Chemistry Lab-SL Chem for Health Professn-S General Chemistry I-S General Chemistry II-S Intro to Chem Analysis I-SL Intro to Chem Analysis II-SL Intro to Chem Analysis III-SL Intro to Chem Analysis IV-SL The Global Environment-S Meteorology Lab-SL Contp Issues—Meteorology-S Biomechanics-S Elementary Astronomy-S Elem Astronomy Lab-SL Elements of Physics-B Meteorology Lab-SL Contp Issues—Meteorology-S Fund of Physics I-S Fund of Physics II-S Fund of Physics Lab I-SL Intro Laboratory I-SL Intro Mech, Heat & Sound-S Intro Elec, Mag & Light-S Intr Biomed Sci-S
Arts and Humanities (H) - 6 hours: one course in Arts (A); one in Humanities ARTH 203 ARTH 250 ARTH 270 ARTH 290*** AST 270*** AST 290*** CHST 270*** EDTP 245 ENGL 250 HON 211*
Introduction to Art-A Ancient to Medieval Art-A Renaissance through Mod Art-A Survey of Asian Art-ACD1 Chinese Contributions-HCD1 Survey of Asian Art-ACD1 Chinese Contributions-HCD1 Children’s Literature-H Intro to Literature-H Topics: Arts & Oral Comm-AOC
HON 213* HON 215* HON 217* HUM 101 HUM 102 HUM 151 HUM 152* HUM 215 HUM 216* HUM 217*** HUM 218* HUM 219* HUM 224* LALS 200* ML 250* ML 260* ML 261* ML 270*** MUH 204 MUH 212 MUH 214*** MUH 217* MUH 218*** MUH 230 PAS 207*** PAS 214*** PAS 217*** PAS 218*** PAS 272* PAS 273* PHIL 205 PHIL 206 PHIL 207*** PHIL 211 PHIL 219* PHIL 222 TA 207 WGST 201* WGST 202* WGST 207***
Topics: Hum & Oral Comm-HOC Topics: Arts & Writ Comm-AWC Topics: Hum & Writ Comm-HWC World Literature to 1700-H World Literature After 1700-H Creativity & the Arts-A Cultures of America-HCD1 Intro to Study of Religion-H Intro to World Religions-HCD1 Intro Indigenous Relig-HCD1 Intro Eastern Religions-HCD2 Intro Western Religions-HCD2 Intro to Film-HCD2 Exploring Latin America-HCD1 Intro Francophone World-HCD2 Intro Hisp Culture-HCD1 Cultures of Spain-HCD1 Chinese Contributions-HCD1 Music in Western Civ-A History of Rock & Roll-A African American Music-ACD1 History of Country Music-ACD2 Survey of American Jazz-ACD1 Dance/Music in Society/Cult-A Phil and Cultural Diver-HCD2 African American Music-ACD1 Intro Indigenous Relig-HCD1 Survey of American Jazz-ACD1 Reggae & Black Liberation-ACD1 R&B Revolution-ACD1 Intro to Philosophy-H Philosophy in Lit & Film-H Phil and Cultural Diver-HCD2 Critical Thinking-H Sex and Values-HCD2 Contmp Ethical Problems-H Enjoyment of Theatre-A Women in Amer Culture-HCD2 Gender in Visual Studies-ACD2 Phil and Cultural Diver-HCD2
Social & Behavioral Sciences (SB) - 9 hours: one course in the History Department; the remaining 6 hours in two other disciplines ANTH 201* ANTH 203* ANTH 204* ANTH 205*** CJ 200 CJ 201 CJ 202
Intro Cultrl Anthro-SBCD2 Intro World Prehistory-SBCD2 Intro to Archaeology-SBCD1 Music in World Cultures-SBCD1 Crime & Justice in the U.S.-SB Law Enforcement in U.S.-SB Corrections in the U.S.-SB
COMM 201 ECE 260 ECON 201 ECON 202 EDTP 200* EDTP 201 GEOG 200 HIST 101 HIST 102 HIST 105 HIST 106 HON 212* HON 214* HON 216* HON 218* HSS 293* MUH 205*** PAS 200* PAS 206* PAS 227* PHPH 101 POLS 201 POLS 202 POLS 299 PSYC 201 SOC 201 SOC 202* SOC 203 SOC 210* SW 201 SW 202
Intro to Communication-SB Science Technol Society-SB Principles of Microeconomics-SB Principles of Macroeconomics-SB Adol Diversity in Schl-SBCD1 The Teaching Profession-SB Power of Place-SB Hist-Civilizations I-SB Hist-Civilizations II-SB HON: Hist Civilizatns I-SB HON: Hist Civilizatns II-SB Topics: Hist & Oral Comm-OCSB Topics: Socs & Oral Comm-OCSB Topics: Hist & Writ Comm-SBWC Topics: Socs & Writ Comm-SBWC Soc & Psy Dim Phy Act-SBCD2 Music in World Cultures-SBCD1 Intro to PAS-SBCD1 Intro Caribbean Studies-SBCD2 Survey American Diversity-SBCD1 Intro to Public Health-SB Fund of Amer Government-SB Comparative Political Systems-SB Honors Intro Political Science-SB Introduction to Psychology-SB Intro to Sociology-SB Social Problems-SBCD2 Self and Society-SB Race in the U.S.-SBCD1 Introduction to Social Work-SB Family Relationships-SB
COMPETENCY AREAS Understanding Cultural Diversity (CD1 and CD2) – 6 hours minimum (at least one CD1 course is required) ANTH 201* ANTH 203* ANTH 204* ANTH 205*** ANTH 317** ANTH 323** ARTH 290*** ARTH 335 ARTH 341** ARTH 343** ARTH 344** AST 270*** AST 290*** AST 317**
Intro Cultrl Anthro-SBCD2 Intro World Prehistory-SBCD2 Intro to Archaeology-SBCD1 Music in World Cultures-SBCD1 Anthropology of China-CD2 Cultures of Africa-CD1 Survey of Asian Art-ACD1 20th C Chinese Arts & Arch-CD1 Survey of African Art-CD1 Afr-Amer Art to 1920-CD1 Afr-Amer Art: 1920-Pres-CD1 Chinese Contributions-HCD1 Survey of Asian Art-ACD1 Anthropology of China-CD2
China Though Film-CD1 20th C Chinese Arts & Arch-CD1 So. Asian Rel & Culture-CD1 Chinese Lit in Trans I-CD1 Chinese Lit in Trans II-CD1 Chinese Contributions-HCD1 China Though Film-CD1 Chinese Lit in Trans I-CD1 Chinese Lit in Trans II-CD1 Career Develop & Culture-CD1 African American Comm-CD1 Communicating Hip Hop Culture-CD1 Afr-Americans: Amer Media-CD1 Intercultural Comm-WRCD2 Adol Diversity in Schl-SBCD1 Black Women Novelists-WRCD1 Minority Trads Engl Lits-CD2 Minority Trads Amer Lit-CD1 Women in Literature-CD2 Gender & Children’s Lit-CD2 LGBTQ Lit-CD2 Afr-Am Lit 1845-Pres-WRCD1 (formerly ENGL 323) Globalization & Diversity-CD2 Afro-Am Exper Wartime-CD1 Afr-Amer Hist I-CD1 Afr-Amer Hist II-CD1 Hist of Women 1700-Pres-CD2 Latin American Women-CD1 Mod Jewish Hist to 1900-CD2 Mod Jewish Hist 20th Cen-CD2 Russian History I-CD2 Russian History II-CD2 Russian Cultural Hist-WRCD2 The Holocaust-CD2 Soc & Psy Dim Phy Act-SBCD2 Women’s Health Issues-CD2 Diver Pop in Phy Act Hlt-CD2 Cultures of America-HCD1 Intro to World Religions-HCD1 Intro Indigenous Relig-HCD1 Intro Eastern Religions-HCD2 Intro Western Religions-HCD2 Intro to Film-HCD2 East Asian Cultures-CD1 Alternative Judaisms-CD2 Minorities & Movies-CD2 Hum Persp on Sex Roles-CD2 Persp Aging Div Cult-CD1 Min & Med in Amer-CD2 Studies World Mythology-CD2 So. Asian Rel & Culture-CD1 African Americans & Islam-CD1
HUM 377** HUM 378** HUM 387** ITP 115 LALS 200* LALS 310 LALS 311 LALS 313 MGMT 310 ML 250* ML 260* ML 261* ML 270*** ML 355 ML 356 MUH 205*** MUH 214*** MUH 217* MUH 218*** MUH 317 MUH 320** NURS 361 NURS 470 PAS 200* PAS 204 PAS 205 PAS 206* PAS 207*** PAS 214*** PAS 217*** PAS 218*** PAS 227* PAS 247 PAS 272* PAS 273* PAS 308 PAS 310** PAS 311** PAS 312** PAS 315** PAS 317** PAS 319** PAS 320** PAS 327 PAS 329 PAS 335 PAS 349** PAS 340 PAS 341 PAS 342** PAS 346 PAS 350**
African American Religion-CD1 Afr-Amer Experience-CD1 The Holocaust-CD2 Deaf Culture-CD2 Exploring Latin America-HCD1 Intro Lat Am Studies-CD1 Intro Latino Studies-CD1 Panamanian Culture-CD1 Minorities, Managers, and the Workplace-CD2 Intro Francophone World-HCD2 Intro Hisp Culture-HCD1 Cultures of Spain-HCD1 Chinese Contributions-HCD1 Literature of Spain-CD1 Latin American Lit-CD1 Music in World Cultures-SBCD1 African American Music-ACD1 History of Country Music-ACD2 Survey of American Jazz-ACD1 Popular Music in American Culture-CD2 Women in Music: A History-CD2 Community Health Nursing-CD1 Community Health Nursing-CD1 Intro to PAS-SBCD1 Intro to African Studies-CD1 Color & Consciousness-CD1 Intro Caribbean Studies-SBCD2 Phil and Cultural Diver-HCD2 African American Music-ACD1 Intro Indigenous Relig-HCD1 Survey of American Jazz-ACD1 Survey American Diversity-SBCD1 Lang Protest & Glob Comm-CD1 Reggae & Black Liberation-ACD1 R&B Revolution-ACD1 Contemp African Amer Art-WRCD1 Afr-Amer Art to 1920-CD1 Afr-Amer Art: 1920-Pres-CD1 Afr-Americans: Amer Media-CD1 Theatre of African World-CD1 African American Religion-CD1 Afr-Amer Hist I-CD1 Afr-Amer Hist II-CD1 Politics/Black Community-CD1 Slave Trade and Slavery-CD1 Survey Afr-Amer Education-CD1 African Americans & Islam-CD1 African-American Lit-CD1 Black Film & Literature-CD1 Black Women Novelists-WRCD1 African Lang in Diaspora-CD2 Af-Am Wom in Theatre-WRCD1
PAS 353** PAS 355** PAS 356** PAS 364** PAS 367** PAS 378** PAS 381** PAS 383** PHIL 207*** PHIL 219* PHIL 318** PHIL 319 POLS 315 POLS 327 POLS 349 POLS 465 SOC 202* SOC 210* SW 303 TA 322** TA 326** TA 357 TA 363** TA 365** TA 366** TA 367** WGST 201* WGST 202* WGST 207*** WGST 303** WGST 320** WGST 325** WGST 326** WGST 331** WGST 333 WGST 342** WGST 347** WGST 360** WGST 364** WGST 375** WGST 380** WGST 395
Acting Blk Experience-CD1 Cult Diversity Perf-CD1 Hist Afr-Amer Theatre-WRCD1 Racism and Sexism-WRCD1 Blk Dramatic Lit-CD1 Afr-Amer Experience-CD1 Survey of African Art-CD1 Cultures of Africa-CD1 Phil and Cultural Diver-HCD2 Sex and Values-HCD2 Philosophy and Feminism-CD2 Phil Race and Racism-CD1 Race, Law and Politics-CD1 African American Politics-CD1 Comp Political Culture-WRCD2 Chinese Culture-CD1 Social Problems-SBCD2 Race in the U.S.-SBCD1 Generalist Practice I-CD1 Acting Blk Experience-CD1 Cult Diversity Perf-CD1 Intro Hip-Hop Theater-WRCD1 Af-Am Wom in Theatre-WRCD1 Theatre of African World-CD1 Hist Afr-Amer Theatre-WRCD1 Blk Dramatic Lit-CD1 Women in Amer Culture-HCD2 Gender in Visual Studies-ACD2 Phil and Cultural Diver-HCD2 Hum Persp on Sex Roles-CD2 Women in Music: A History-CD2 Women in Literature-CD2 Gender & Children’s Lit-CD2 Hist of Women 1700-Pres-CD2 Latin American Women-CD1 Black Women Novelists-WRCD1 Racism and Sexism-WRCD1 Philosophy and Feminism-CD2 Women’s Health Issues-CD2 LGBTQ Lit-CD2 Af-Am Wom in Theatre-WRCD1 Women Media & Culture-CD2
CD1 = African, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic, or Native American ethnicities (3 hours minimum) CD2 = Other ethnic groups or minorities (For more specific distinctions, see general education guidelines and competency statement.) * Meets more than one requirement ** Crosslisted ***Meets more than one requirement and is crosslisted
Honors courses (HON) are only available to students enrolled in the Honors Program. CD1 coding removed from HIST 357, 377, 378 effective Summer 2012 LAS course prefix changed to LALS effective Summer 2012 HUM 345 & WGST 345 deleted effective Summer 2013 PAS 273 formerly PAS 373, course number change effective Summer 2013 PAS 200 title change effective Summer 2013 HIST 390, PAS 343, and TA 343 deleted effective Summer 2013 ENGL 323 changed to ENGL 423 (correction 6/27/14) JA course prefix changed to CJ effective Summer 2015
