SUNY Oneonta

GENERAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Gen Ed 2 effective dates: Freshmen Fall 2000 or after; Transfers/Readmits Fall 2002 or after Some majors have requirements beyond what is listed here. Check with your advisor and refer to the Undergraduate Catalog and your advisement document for specific major/degree requirements.

This list is current as of May 20, 2014 – FOR FALL 2014

B.A. DEGREE (greater breadth of study)

B.S. DEGREE (greater specialization of study)

Completion of a minimum of 122 s.h. of approved course work (NOTE: Students are limited in the number of PHED PACT credits they may earn as part of their degree. For students who matriculated prior to Fall 2009, the maximum number of PACT credits is 6. For students who matriculated Fall 2009 or after, the maximum number is 12. Any excess beyond the maximum permitted will require an equal number of additional non-PACT credits.

Completion of a minimum of 45 s.h. (including 30 of the last 60) in residence Completion of one-half the major field in residence (for adolescence education majors, the major field is the subject area) (All courses in the major field must be taken for a letter grade unless offered P/F only) Note: Dual majors/minors: Except for Education majors, no more than two courses may overlap between or among programs. Any excess in overlap requires additional Department courses be taken to make up for the excess overlap.

Students may not earn more than 45 s.h. in the Department that houses their major

Students may not earn more than 60 s.h. in the Department that houses their major

(Exception: MUSC, MUSI and ART may have a max of 60 s.h.) Any excess beyond the maximum permitted will require students change to the BS degree or, if the major is approved as BA only, taking an equal number of additional non-Department credits.

(Exception: Majors in the departments of Human Ecology; Economics & Business; Foreign Languages; English; Mathematics, Comp. Sci & Stats; and Communications may have a max of 75 s.h. in the Department with no more than 60 in any one discipline) Any excess beyond the maximum permitted will require an equal number of additional non-Department credits.

Minimum earned GPA of 2.0 cumulatively and in the major (Some majors require a higher GPA. Only Oneonta grades count in the GPA.)

Completion of a minimum of 48 s.h. of upper division (200 & 300 level) course work Completion of a min. of 90 s.h. of liberal arts (LA) Completion of a min. of 60 s.h. of liberal arts (LA) Passing grade on the College Writing Examination Completion of General Education 2 (14 course requirements – All courses must be taken for a letter grade.)

GENERAL EDUCATION 2 Purpose: General Education 2 (GE2) is designed to give students a broad Liberal Arts background by introducing them to a multiplicity of perspectives concerning a wide array of topics and issues. It is also designed to help students master the skills of effective communication. • This list reflects courses that MAY fulfill GE2. This list is subject to change. • Only courses that carry an attribute in the Schedule of Classes in the semester they are taken may be used to satisfy GE2 areas. Check the attribute column in the Schedule of Classes for GE2 attributes. • A course fulfills GE2 if it carries 2.66 credits or more. • Transfer courses that fulfilled SUNY Gen Ed at another SUNY school will fulfill GE2 at Oneonta • GE2 courses may overlap with major and minor courses without restriction • No course used to fulfill the AH2 category may be used to satisfy another subject category. • No single course may fulfill more than two subject categories. • GE2 courses must be taken for a letter grade.

SUNY Learning Outcomes: (NOTE: Credits indicated are the minimum number of credits required in each category) Mathematics (M2) Basic Communication (BC2) Sciences (NL2, N2) Social Sciences (S2) American History (HA2) Western Civilization (HW2) Other World Civilization (HO2) Humanities and The Arts (AH2, AA2)

Foreign Language (FL2)

One mathematics course One Basic Communications course Two courses from two different subject areas (one must be a traditional science with a lab: Astr, Biol, Chem, Esci, Geol, Metr, Ocea, Phys) Two courses from two different subject areas (one must be from a traditional subject: Anth, Econ, Geog, Pols, Psyc, Socl ) One American History course One Western Civilization course One Other World Civilization course Two courses (one humanities, one arts; one of the two must be from a traditional subject: Arth, Arts; Alit, Elit, Litr, Wlit, Ling; Musc; Phil; Thtr) NOTE: AH2 may not overlap with any of the SUNY Learning Outcome Categories One Foreign Language course OR a passing score on the For. Lang. Proficiency Exam (200 or higher score)

Communication and Intellectual Skills: Writing Skills (WS2) Oral Communication Skills (OS2) Critical Thinking Information Management

One course (may overlap with SUNY Learning Outcomes) One course (may overlap with SUNY Learning Outcomes) Overlaps with SUNY Learning Outcomes- - Infused Throughout General Ed Program Overlaps with SUNY Learning Outcomes- - Infused Throughout General Ed Program

M2

MATHEMATICS - Complete ONE of the following: Note: MATH 104 or 3 years Regents HS math is the minimum prereq for MATH 101, 105, 108 and STAT 101. MATH 105 or HS pre-calc is the prereq for MATH 173.

MATH MATH MATH MATH STAT

101 105 109 173 101

BC2 COMP

MATH FOR THE LIBERAL ARTS PRE-CALCULUS CONCEPTS OF MATHEMATICS II CALCULUS I INTRO TO STATISTICS

M2 M2 M2 (For early childhood and childhood education majors only. MATH 108 is a prereq) M2 M2

BASIC COMMUNICATION - Complete the following: 100

NL2/N2

COMPOSITION

BC2

SCIENCES - Complete TWO courses from two different subject areas. Select from the following list. One course must be from the left hand column (trad. sciences with labs).

BIOL BIOL BIOL

100 101 180

MODERN BIOLOGY PLANT BIOLOGY GENERAL BIOLOGY I

NL2 NL2 NL2

ANTH

130

INTRO BIOLOGICAL ANTHRO

N2

BIOL

123

INTRO TO EVOLUTION

N2

CHEM CHEM CHEM

100 102 111

CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE INTRODUCTORY GENERAL CHEM GENERAL CHEMISTRY I

NL2 NL2 NL2

CHEM CHEM

101 103

INTRODUCTORY CHEM:ORGANIC THE CHEMISTRY OF NATURE

N2 N2

ESCI GEOL GEOL GEOL GEOL METR

200 115 120 150 182 110

INVESTIG IN EARTH AND PLAN SCI SCIENCE OF NATURAL DISASTERS INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY INTRO TO FORENSIC: GEOLOGY WATER AND THE BLUE PLANET INTRO TO METEOROLOGY

NL2 NL2 NL2 NL2 NL2 NL2

ESCI GEOL METR OCEA

100 102 180 110

INTRODUCTION TO THE EARTH SUSTAINING WATER LIGHTNING & THUNDERSTORMS INTRO TO OCEANOGRAPHY

N2 N2 N2 N2

ENVS ENVS

101 110

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE N2 ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY N2

ASTR PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS

110 100 103 112 113 203

INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS GEN PHYSICS I (NON-CALCULUS) THE PHYSICS OF SPORTS THE PHYSICS OF SOUND GENERAL PHYSICS I

NL2 NL2 NL2 NL2 NL2 NL2

NUTR NUTR

140 142

NUTRITION I NUTRITION IN EVERYDAY LIFE

N2 N2

ASTR ASTR ASTR PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS

108 112 115 101 108 109 140

DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY X - TERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE BIG BANG CREAT EVOL UNIVERSE MODERN PHYSICAL SCIENCE ENERGY AND SOCIETY LASERS, ROCKETS & SPACESHIPS LIGHT AND COLOR

N2 N2 N2 N2 N2 N2 N2

S2

SOCIAL SCIENCES - Complete TWO courses from two different subject areas. Select from the following list. One course must be from the left hand column.

ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH

100 140 209 210 214 219 227 238

INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTHRO PRINCIPLES OF ARCHAEOLOGY MEXICAN IMMIGRATION ANTHROPOLOGICAL FOLKLORE PSYCHOLOGICAL ANTHRO ANTHROPOLOGY OF DEATH CULTURAL IDENTITIES ANTHRO OF REPRODUCTION

S2 S2 S2 S2 S2 S2 S2 S2

ECON ECON

110 111

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS

S2 S2

GEOG GEOG GEOG GEOG GEOG GEOG GEOG GEOG GEOG

100 210 225 230 233 238 260 266 270

INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY ECON GEOG & SUSTAINABILITY POPUL. GEOG. & THE ENVIRON GEOG. OF CULTURE&ENVIRNMNT URBAN GEOGRAPHY GEOG OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES GEOGRAPHY OF US & CANADA GEOGRAPHY OF LATIN AMERICA GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE

S2 S2 S2 S2 S2 / WS2 S2 S2 / WS2 S2 S2

AHIS

267

US FOREIGN RELATIONS TO 1914

S2 / HA2

POLS POLS POLS

200 235 329

APPROACHES TO POL SCIENCE ENVIRON. POLITICS & POLICY PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS

S2 S2 S2

PSYC

100

INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY

S2

SOCL SOCL SOCL SOCL SOCL

100 110 209 229 305

INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL PROBLEMS SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODS ISLAMIC FAITH & SOCIETY COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE

S2 S2 S2 S2 S2

EPSY EPSY EPSY

229 250 340

SURVEY OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILD ADOLESCENT GROWTH & DEVEL INF&TODLRS EARLY CHLD LNG

S2 S2 S2

FAMS FAMS FOOD

160 205 133

FAMILY PERSPECTIVES MARRIAGE & FAMILY RLTNSHPS COMMUNITY FOOD & NUTRITION

S2 S2 S2

LCST

201

LIFE CRSE STUDIES:INTD INTRO

S2

HA2

AMERICAN HISTORY - Complete ONE of the following: NOTE: The A85 courses may only be taken by those with an 85 or higher US Regents score.

HIST HIST AHIS

144 145 267

U.S. HISTORY I U.S. HISTORY II US FOREIGN RELATIONS TO 1914

HA2 HA2 HA2 / S2

POLS

121

U.S. GOVERNMENT

HA2

NOTE: Students who have a high school U.S. History Regents score of 85 or higher may use one of the following courses to satisfy the HA2 requirement: ALS/AHIS ALS/AHIS

263 264

AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY I AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY II

A85 A85

AHIS AHIS AHIS AHIS AHIS/ALS AHIS/ALS AHIS AHIS AHIS

208 240 254 255 263 264 282 284 285

THE CITY IN AMERICAN CULTURE AMERICAN COLONIAL HISTORY SOCIAL & INTELL HIST OF U.S. I SOC & INTELL HIST OF U.S. II AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY I AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY II THE INDIAN IN AMERICAN HISTORY AMERICAN ETHNIC HISTORY HISTORY OF THE AMER FAMILY

A85 A85 A85 A85 A85 A85 A85 A85 A85

HW2

WESTERN CIVILIZATION - Complete ONE of the following:

HIST HIST EHIS EHIS

100 101 200 214

WESTERN CIVILIZATION I WESTERN CIVILIZATION II GREECE: ACHILLES-ALEXANDER EUROPE FROM NAPOLEAN - WWI

HW2 HW2 HW2 HW2

WLIT WLIT WLIT

212 250 261

SURVEY OF GREEK & ROMAN LIT HW2 EUROPEAN LIT & CULTURE HW2 BIBLE II–NEW TEST & EARLY CHRST HW2

MUSC

100

MUSIC FOR LISTENERS

HW2

PHIL PHIL PHIL

212 220 221

SOCIAL & POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY HIST OF PHIL I:ANCNT PHIL THGT HIST OF PHIL II:MODRN PHIL THT

HW2 HW2 / WS2 HW2 / WS2

POLS POLS

101 202

UNDERSTAND POLITICAL IDEAS MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT

HW2 HW2

HO2

OTHER WORLD CIVILIZATIONS - Complete ONE of the following:

ALS/HIST 104 ALS/ANTH 202 ALS/ANTH 203 ALS 206 ALS 207 ALS 208 ALS/WHIS 215 ALS/WHIS 219 ALS 251 ALS 252 ALS/WLIT 257 ALS/PHIL 258 ALS/WMST 261 ALS 262 ALS/POLS 265 ALS/WLIT 270 ALS/WHIS 271 ALS/WHIS 272 ALS 273 ALS/WHIS/WMST 274 ALS/WHIS 275 ALS/WHIS 276 ALS 278 ALS/WHIS 292 ALS/POLS/SOCL 293

INTRO TO AFRICAN HISTORY PEOPLES & CULTURES OF AFRICA PEOPLES & CULTURES-CARIBBEAN LATINO DRAMA: TEATRO CMPSNO BLACK DRAMA AFR AMER & LATINOS IN FILM&TV HIS OF MOD MID EAST & N AFRICA AFRICA SINCE 1800:IDENTITIES PAN AFRICANISM LATINOS ON THE MOVE MODERN BLACK LITERATURE LATIN AMER POLITICAL THEORY WOMEN OF MIX. RACIAL DESCENT TOPICS IN RACISM AFRICAN POLITICS POST COLONIAL LIT & CULT: AFRICA COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA MODERN LATIN AMERICA RACE GENDER CLASS & CULTURE GENDER AND POWER IN AFRICA S.AFR: RACE&RESIST SINCE 1800 HISTORY OF SLAVERY AFRICAN-ATLANTIC POP CULTURE THE CITY IN AFRICAN HISTORY TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMLN

HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 / WS2 HO2 HO2 / WS2 HO2 / WS2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 / OS2

GEOG GEOG GEOG

ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH/ALS ANTH/ALS ANTH ANTH ANTH

105 145 201 202 203 229 251 252

WORLD CULTURES PREHISTORIC WORLD CULTURES NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS PEOPLES & CULTURES OF AFRICA PEOPLES & CULTURES-CARIBBEAN CRITIQUE OF CIVILIZATION MESOAMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY THE INCAS & THEIR ANCESTORS

HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2

WLIT WLIT WLIT WLIT WLIT/ALS WLIT/ALS WLIT WLIT WLIT

201 202 241 242 257 270 271 281 315

WLIT RENAISSANCE-18th CENT. WLIT 18th CENTURY - PRESENT LIT OF MIDDLE EAST MUSLIM WOMEN WRITERS MODERN BLACK LITERATURE POST COL LIT & CULT: AFRICA POST COL LIT & CULT: AMERICAS THE CHINESE NOVEL ANCIENT RELIGIOUS WRITINGS

HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2

274 277 279

GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTHEAST ASIA GEOG OF CHINA, JAPAN & KOREA

HO2 / WS2 HO2 HO2 / WS2

HIST/ALS 104 HIST 120 WHIS/ALS 215 WHIS/ALS 219 WHIS 251 WHIS 252 WHIS 253 WHIS 270 WHIS/ALS 271 WHIS/ALS 272 WHIS/ALS/WMST 274 WHIS/ALS 275 WHIS/ALS 276 WHIS 281 WHIS 289 WHIS/ALS 292 WHIS 293

INTRO TO AFRICAN HISTORY MAKING OF THE MODERN WORLD HIS OF MOD MID EAST & N AFRICA AFRICA SINCE 1800:IDENTITIES MODERN JAPAN MODERN CHINA HISTORY OF ASIA TO 1500 LAT AM BEFORE COLUMBUS COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA MODERN LATIN AMERICA GENDER AND POWER IN AFRICA S.AFR: RACE&RESIST SINCE 1800 HISTORY OF SLAVERY THE ISLAMIC WORLD TO 1800 SPANISH CONQUISTADORES THE CITY IN AFRICAN HISTORY HISTORY OF MOD. CENTRAL ASIA

HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2

PHIL PHIL PHIL/ALS

HINDUISM, BUDDHISM, & TAOISM MYSTICISM & MEDITATION:INDIA LATIN AMER POLITICAL THEORY

HO2 HO2 HO2 / WS2

POLS 171 POLS 250 POLS 251 POLS/ALS 265 POLS/ALS/SOCL 293

COMPARATIVE AND INT’L POLITIC SOUTHEAST ASIAN POLITICS CHINA, JAPAN, & KOREA POLITICS AFRICAN POLITICS TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMLN

HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 HO2 / OS2

SOCL/ALS/POLS 293

TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMLN

HO2 / OS2

WMST/ALS 261 WMST/ALS/WHIS 274

WOMEN OF MIX. RACIAL DESCENT GENDER AND POWER IN AFRICA

HO2 / WS2 HO2

250 251 258

AH2 / AA2

HUMANITIES & THE ARTS - Complete ONE from each column: ONE of the courses must be from the following: Arth, Arts, Alit, Elit, Ling, Litr, Wlit, Phil, Musc, Thtr

AH2 – Select ONE:

AA2 – Select ONE:

ALS/PHIL ALS/POLS ALS/ANTH ALS/ALIT ALS/PHIL ALS/PHIL ALS/ALIT ALS /ALIT

160 211 212 250 259 260 286 351

URBAN PHIL DILEMMAS CONT. BLACK SOC/POL THOUGHT MUSIC OF THE CARIBBEAN AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE CITIZEN, DEMOCRACY, & IDENTITY PHILOSOPHY OF PROTEST AFRICAN AMER WOMEN WRITERS LIT OF HARLEM RENAISSANCE

AH2 / OS2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 / WS2 AH2 / OS2 AH2 AH2

ANTH ANTH ANTH/ALS ANTH

120 211 212 217

LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLGY RELIGION, MAGIC AND MYTH MUSIC OF THE CARIBBEAN VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY

AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2

ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT ALIT/ALS ALIT ALIT ALIT/ALS ALIT/ALS ALIT ALIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT ELIT LING LING LING LITR LITR LITR LITR LITR LITR LITR LITR WLIT WLIT WLIT WLIT WLIT WLIT WLIT

200 201 207 210 215 216 217 225 226 234 240 241 250 255 280 286 351 369 374 200 201 202 215 243 245 246 247 270 272 273 371 150 200 201 100 215 220 226 244 250 283 284 215 225 227 235 260 280 285

AMERICAN LIT TO 1865 AMERICAN LIT 1865-PRESENT ENVIRONMENTAL LITERATURE AMERICAN POETRY 19TH CENT AMERICAN NOVEL MODERN AMERICAN FICTION CONTEMP AMERICAN FICTION MODERN AMERICAN DRAMA CONTEMP AMERICAN POETRY LITERATURE OF THE JAZZ AGE THE AMERICAN RENAISSANCE REALISM AND NATURALISM AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE 20TH CENT IRISH-AMERICAN LIT JACK LONDON AFRICAN AMER WOMEN WRITERS LIT OF HARLEM RENAISSANCE RACHEL CARSON HAWTHORNE AND MELVILLE ELIT BEGIN TO RENAISSANCE ELIT RENAISSANCE TO 18th CENT ELIT 18th CENTURT TO PRESENT THE ENGLISH NOVEL 18TH CENURY ENGLISH LIT BRIT WRITERS OF ROMANTIC AGE VICTORIAN LITERATURE 20TH CENT ENGLISH WRITERS SHAKESPEARE 17th CENTURY ENGLISH LITR MILTON SHAKESPEARE AND CULTURE INTRO LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS LINGUISTICS & LITERATURE LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE CONTEMPORARY NOVEL SHORT FICTION MODERN DRAMA CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE APPROACHES TO LITERATURE WOMEN’S LITERATURE LITERATURE OF PLACE WORLD NOVELS THE GREEK DRAMATISTS SEX & GENDER IN GREEK LIT COMEDY/SATIRE IN GREECE/ROME THE BIBLE AS LITR: OLD TESTIMENT THE CATHOLIC IMAGINATION PORTRAITS OF THE ARTIST

AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2

FREN FREN SPAN

208 209 208

SURVEY OF FRENCH LITERATURE I SURVEY OF FRENCH LIT II INTRO TO SPANISH LITERATURE

AH2 AH2 AH2

PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL/RELG PHIL/ALS PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL/ALS PHIL/ALS

101 102 103 104 105 107 115 160 204 205 210 230 231 235 240 259 260

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY ETHICS CRITICAL THINKING PHIL IDEAS IN IMAGINATIVE LIT BUSINESS ETHICS PHILOSOPHIES OF ART SURVEY OF WORLD RELIGIONS URBAN PHIL DILEMMAS LIT & PHIL OF ALIENATION PHILOSOPHY & PSYCH OF YOGA SYMBOLIC LOGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS MEDIA ETHICS EXISTENTIALISM AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY CITIZEN, DEMOCRACY, & IDENTITY PHILOSOPHY OF PROTEST

AH2 AH2 / WS2 AH2 / WS2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 / OS2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 / OS2 AH2 / OS2 AH2 AH2 AH2 / WS2 AH2 / OS2

POLS/ALS

211

RELG/PHIL 115 RELG 212

CONT. BLACK SOC/POL THOUGHT

AH2

SURVEY OF WORLD RELIGIONS INTRO TO JUDAISM

AH2 AH2

ARTH ARTH ARTH ARTH ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS

109 110 200 221 130 140 141 210 237

SURVEY OF THE VISUAL ARTS I SURVEY OF THE VISUAL ARTS II LANGUAGE OF THE VISUAL ARTS HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN DRAWING I BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY I CERAMICS I

AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2

MCOM MCOM MCOM MCOM

281 283 284 285

ART OF THE MOTION PICTURE THE DEVELOPMENT OF FILM GREAT FILMS-GREAT DIRECTORS FILM GENRES

AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2

MUSC MUSC MUSC

106 121 126

AA2 AA2 AA2

MUSC MUSC MUSC MUSC

192 223 247 249

LEARNING ABOUT MUSIC JAZZ THE AMER MUSICAL THEATRE (X-LIST W/ THTR 102) AUDIO ARTS PRODUCTION I HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC SURVEY OF MUSIC THEORY I MUSIC THEORY I

THTR THTR

100 102

THTR THTR THTR THTR THTR THTR THTR THTR THTR

104 111 215 240 245 271 272 274 275

THEATRE APPRECIATION THE AMER MUSICAL THEATRE (X-LIST W/ MUSC 126) SURVEY OF DANCE IN AMERICA ACTING I IMPROVISATIONAL THEATRE THEATRE FOR THE CLASSROOM CHILDREN'S THEATRE THEATRE HISTORY I THEATRE HISTORY II AMERICAN THEATRE II IRISH THEATRE

AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 AA2 / WS2 AA2 AA2

FL2

FOREIGN LANGUAGES - Complete ONE of the following: OR successfully pass the Foreign Language Proficiency Exam at the 101 level (200 or higher score)

AGRK AGRK

101 102

INTRO TO ANCIENT GREEK I INTRO TO ANCIENT GREEK II

FL2 FL2

ARAB ARAB

101 102

INTRODUCTORY ARABIC I INTRODUCTORY ARABIC II

FL2 FL2

ASL ASL

101 102

INTRO AMER SIGN I INTRO AMER SIGN II

FL2 FL2

FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN

101 102 103 104 201 202

INTRODUCTORY FRENCH I INTRODUCTORY FRENCH II INTERMED FRENCH I INTERMED FRENCH II ADVANCED FRENCH I ADVANCED FRENCH II

FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2

GERM GERM GERM GERM

101 102 103 104

INTRODUCTORY GERMAN I INTRODUCTORY GERMAN II SECOND YEAR GERMAN I SECOND YEAR GERMAN II

FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2

HEBR HEBR

101 102

INTRODUCTORY HEBREW I INTRODUCTORY HEBREW II

FL2 FL2

WS2

ITAL ITAL ITAL ITAL ITAL ITAL ITAL

101 102 103 104 112 201 202

INTRODUCTORY ITALIAN I INTRODUCTORY ITALIAN II SECOND YEAR ITALIAN I SECOND YEAR ITALIAN II ELEM ITALIAN CONVERSATION ADVANCED ITALIAN I ADVANCED ITALIAN II

FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2

JAPN

101

INTRODUCTORY JAPANESE I

FL2

LATN

102

INTRODUCTORY LATIN II

FL2

RUSS

101

INTRODUCTORY RUSSIAN I

FL2

SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN SPAN

101 102 103 104 112 201 202 203

INTRODUCTORY SPANISH I INTRODUCTORY SPANISH II SECOND YEAR SPANISH I SECOND YEAR SPANISH II ELEM SPANISH CONVERSATION REVIEW OF SPANISH GRAMMAR ADVANCED SPAN USAGE I ADVANCED SPAN USAGE II

FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2 FL2

WRITING SKILLS - Complete ONE of the following: (overlap permitted)

ALS ALS ALS/PHIL ALS/PHIL ALS/WMST ALS/POLS ALS ALS/WMST

100 252 258 259 261 368 395 398

INTRO-AFRICANA&LATINO STUDIES LATINOS ON THE MOVE LATIN AMER POLITICAL THEORY CITIZEN, DEMOCRACY & IDENTITY WOMEN OF MIXED RACIAL DESCENT POL DEV: PROBLEMS NATION BLDG SENIOR SEMINAR: ALS SEMINAR IN WOMEN’S AND GENDER

WS2 WS2 / HO2 WS2 / HO2 WS2 / AH2 WS2 / HO2 WS2 WS2 WS2

ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH ANTH

312 325 330 332 333 355 390

EXHIBITING CULTURE IN MUSEUMS APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY PALEOANTHROPLOGY HUMAN POPULATION GENETICS HUMAN BIOLOGICAL VARIATION FIELD METHODS IN CULT. ANTH ISSUES IN ANTHROPOLOGY

WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2

BIOL BIOL BIOL

265 317 356

EVOLUTION OF BIOLOGY BIOLOGICAL LITERACY ANIMAL BEHAVIOR

WS2 WS2 WS2

MCOM MCOM MCOM MCOM

210 252 262 301

WRITING FOR THE NEWSPAPER WRITING FOR RADIO-TV-FILM REPORTING BROADCAST JOURNALISM

WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2

EDUC EDUC

106 206

ISSUES IN EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND FOUNDATIONS

WS2 WS2

ENVS

320

TECHNICAL SCIENCE WRITING

WS2

METR

212

CLIMATOLOGY

WS2

COMP

100

COMPOSITION WS2 (NOTE: first time = BC2, second time = WS2)

COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP

150 200 211 239 260 270 275 290

INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING ADVANCED COMPOSITION WRITING ABOUT NATURE & ENVIRN TECHNICAL & PROFESSIONAL WRIT. POETRY WORKSHOP FICTION WORKSHOP CREATIVE NONFICTION WORKSHOP WRITING ABOUT LITERATURE

WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2

LITR

285

AUTOBIO, GENDER & CULTURE

WS2

MUSC

388

LEGAL ISSUES IN MUSIC INDUSTRY

WS2

BUS ECON ECON MGMT

240 210 390 354

WRITING FOR BUS & PROFESSIONS MODERN ECONOMIC PROBLEMS SENIOR SEMINAR IN ECONOMICS CORP SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

WS2 WS2 WS2 WS2

GEOG GEOG GEOG GEOG

233 260 274 279

URBAN GEOGRAPHY GEOG OF US & CANADA GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA GEOG OF CHINA, JAPAN & KOREA

WS2 / S2 WS2 / S2 WS2 / HO2 WS2 / HO2

FASH NUTR

221 340

APPAREL IN TODAY’S ECONOMY ADVANCED NUTRITION I

WS2 WS2

PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL

102 103 201 202 206 211 214 220 221 223 258 259 390

ETHICS WS2 CRITICAL THINKING WS2 THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE WS2 METAPHYSICS WS2 PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE & DEATH WS2 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE WS2 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION WS2 HIST OF PHIL I:ANCNT PHIL THGT WS2 / HW2 HIST OF PHIL II:MODRN PHIL THT WS2 / HW2 ANARC,STATISM,& REV. 19TH WS2 LATIN AMER POLITICAL THEORY WS2 / HO2 CITIZEN, DEMOCRACY, & IDENTITY WS2 / AH2 SENIOR THESIS WS2

PHYS

382

ADVANCED PHYSICS LAB.

WS2

POLS POLS POLS POLS

329 368 382 398

PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS POL DEV:PROBS NATION-BUILDING INTERNATL ORGANIZATION & LAW SEMINAR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

WS2 / S2 WS2 WS2 WS2

PROF

120

COLLEGE LEARNING STRATEGIES

WS2

SOCL

390

SENIOR SEMINAR IN SOCIOLOGY

WS2

THTR

272

THEATRE HISTORY II

WS2 / AA2

WMST WMST WMST WMST

130 214 261 398

GENDER, POWER, & DIFFERENCE WS2 ARCHETYPES OF THE WILD WOMAN WS2 WOMEN OF MIXED RACIAL DESCENT WS2 / HO2 SEMINAR IN WOMEN'S AND GENDER WS2

OS2

ORAL COMMUNICATION - Complete ONE of the following: (overlap permitted)

ALS/PHIL 160 ALS/PHIL 260 ALS/POLS/SOCL 293

URBAN PHIL DILEMMAS PHILOSOPHY OF PROTEST TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMLN

COMM COMM

100 110

COMM COMM

225 227

EPSY

120

INTRO TO COMMUNICATION PUBLIC SPEAKING (NOTE: course previously offered as 220) ARGUMENTATION SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION IMPROVING COLL. STUDY SKILLS

OS2 / AH2 OS2 / AH2 OS2 / HO2 OS2 OS2 OS2 OS2 OS2

ANY STUDENT TEACHING IN ANY SUBJECT = OS2 ENED, FCSE, FLED, MTHE, SEED, SCED 396 EDUC 395

PHIL/ALS PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL/ALS PHIL

160 230 231 232 260 380

URBAN PHIL DILEMMAS ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS MEDIA ETHICS PHILOSOPHY OF LAW PHILOSOPHY OF PROTEST PHILOSOPHY CONFERENCE

OS2 OS2 OS2 OS2 OS2 OS2

/ AH2 / AH2 / AH2 / AH2

POLS/SOCL/ALS 293

TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMLN

OS2 / HO2

SOCL/ALS/POLS 293

TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMLN

OS2 / HO2

FCSE

RSCH THRY & PRACTICE - FCSE

OS2

392