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A. Literature & the Humanities*
Select one of the following:
- English 105 (W) (4), Intro to Literature
- African & Black Studies 110 (W), Expressive African American Culture
- English 247 (W) (4), Multicultural Literature
- English 347 (W) (4), Global Perspectives in Literature
- Humanities 101 (W), Exploring Cultures-Ancient World
- Humanities 102 (W), Exploring Cultures-16th-19th Centuries
- Humanities 103 (W), Exploring Cultures-Modern Societies
B. The Aesthetic Experiences
Select one of the following:
- Art 101, Introduction to Western Art
- Art 102, Introduction to Non-Western Art
- Film/Video Studies 250 (W) (4), Introduction to Film/Video Studies
- Music 101, History of Jazz
- Music 102, Introduction to Music
- Physical Education 161 (4), Cultural History of Dance
- Theatre 101 (4), Appreciation of Theatre and Film
- Theatre 107 (W) (4), Introduction to Theatre
- Theatre 375 (W) (4), Asian Theatre
- Theatre 382 (W) (4), Ethnic Dance
C. Philosophies & Cultures of the World.
Select one of the following:
- Foreign Language 151, 152, 153 (1st year foreign language)**
- Chin 141, 142, 143, Chinese for Western Language Speakers
- Foreign Language 251, 252, 253 (2nd year foreign language)
- Philosophy 101 (W), Introduction to Philosophy
- Philosophy 115 (W), The Meaning of Life
- Philosophy 202 (W), Introduction to Ethics
- Philosophy 209 (W), Intro to Asian Philosophy
- Philosophy 210 (W), Current Ethical Issues
- Philosophy 306 (W), Environmental Ethics
- Philosophy 378 (W), Philosophy of Love
- Religious Studies 101 (W), Intro to Religion
- Religious Studies 201 (W), Sacred Books of the World
**Courses used to satisfy the Basic Skills
requirement for Foreign Language may not be used to satisfy the "Philosophy & Cultures of the World" re-quirement.
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A. Perspectives on the Cultures and Experiences of the United States
Select one of the following:
- American Indian Studies 101, Pre-Contact Period of American Indians
- American Indian Studies 102, Contact Period of Ameri-can Indians
- American Indian Studies 103, Emergence of Contem-porary American Indians
- Economics 101, Economic Issues
- Economics 201, Principles of Economics Micro
- Ethnic Studies 101 (W) (4), Ethnic Awareness
- History 143 (W), History of the United States to 1865
- History 144 (W), History of the United States Since 1865
- Political Science 210, American Politics
- Sociology 101 (W), Social Problems
- Sociology 305, (W) American Society
- Women Studies 201 (W), Introduction to Women Stud-ies
B. Perspectives on World Cultures
Select one of the following:
- Anthropology 130, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- Asian Studies 102 (W) (3), Introduction to Asian Stud-ies
- Communications 302 (W) (4), Intercultural Communication
- Economics 102 (W), World Economic Issues
- Economics 360 (W), Contemporary Economic Problems
- Geography 101, World Regional Geography
- History 101 (W), World Civilization to 1500
- History 102 (W), World Civilization:1500-1815
- History 103 (W), World Civilization since 1815
- Latin American Studies 102 (W), Introduction to Latin American Studies
- Political Science 270 (W), International Politics
C. Foundations of Human Adaptations and Behavior
Select one of the following:
- Anthropology 107, General Anthropology
- Anthropology 120, Introduction to Archaeology
- Family & Consumer Sci. 337 (W) (4), Human Sexuality
- Geography 108, Intro to Human Geography
- Health Education 101 (4), Health Essentials
- Political Science 101 (W), Introduction to Political Science
- Psychology 101, General Psychology
- Psychology 205 (W), Psychology of Adjustment
- Sociology 107 (W), Principles of Sociology
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A. Fundamental Disciplines of Physical & Biological Sciences
Select one of the following:
- Biology 101 (L), Fundamentals of Biology
- Chemistry 111/111 (L), Introduction to Chemistry
- Chemistry 181/181 (L), General Chemistry
- Geology 101/101 (L), Physical Geology
- Physics 106(L), Physics Inquiry
- Physics 111/111 (L), Introduction Physics
- Physics 181/181 (L), General Physics
B. Patterns & Connections in the Natural World.
Select one of the following:
- Anthropology 110, Introduction to Biological Anthropology,
- Biology 200 (L) (W), Plants in the Modern World
- Biology 201, Human Physiology
- Biology 300, Introduction to Evolution
- Environmental Studies 201, Earth as an Ecosystem
- Geography 107, Intro to Physical Geography
- Geology 102/101 (L), Geology of National Parks
- Geology 107, Volcanoes, Earthquakes, and Civilization
- Geology 302 (4), Oceans and Atmosphere
- Physics 101 (L), Intro to Astronomy I
- Physics 102 (L) (4), Intro to Astronomy II
C. Applications of Natural Science
Select one of the following:
- Anthropology 314 (4), Human Variation and Adaptation in Living Populations
- Biology 302, Human Ecology
- Chemistry 101 (L), Contemporary Chemistry
- Environmental Studies 202, Ecosystems,
- Resources, Population, and Culture
- Environmental Studies 310 (W), Energy and Society
- Geography 273, Geography of Rivers
- Geology 108, Intro to Environmental Geology
- Industrial Engineering Tech 101, Modern Technology
- Nutrition 245, Basic Nutrition
- Physics 103/103 (L) (W) (4), Physics of Musical Sound
- Physics 108(L) (4), Light and Color
- STEP 101 (2) & 102 (2) & 103 (1) (W)***
***All three courses from STEP must be
completed with a passing grade to receive credit for the Applications of Natural Science category and one Writing requirement.
Please note: Courses designated with an (L)
complete the lab requirement.
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