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II. Proposed 42-Hour General Education Core
Communications 9 hours
Three (3) courses - two (2) of which must be written
(ENG133, ENG134); one (1) oral communication
(ENG144, ENG167, ENG200).
Humanities 9 hours
Three (3) courses from at least two (2) disciplines, three
(3) hours of which must be a cultural diversity course:
Art:
Art History I, II, III (ART149, ART150, ART151),
Intro. to Humanities (ART152)
Literature:
Intro. to Literature: Prose and Poetry (ENG157)
*Literary Masterpieces I or II (ENG212, ENG213)
English Literature I or II (ENG233, ENG 234)
American Literature I or II (ENG243, ENG244)
Readings in Short Fiction (ENG246)
*Multicultural Literature (ENG250)
Theater:
Intro. to Literature: Drama (THE120)
Intro. to Theater (ENG151)
*World Drama (ENG172)
Foreign Language:
*Any Modern Language Course
Mass Communications
*Introduction to Cinema (COM106)
Music
Music Theory I, II, III, or IV (MUS131, MUS132, MUS133, MUS134)
Introduction to Music (MUS163)
Appreciation of Jazz (MUS165)
Social:
Intro to Philosophy (PHI140)
*Comparative Religion (PHI141)
Intro to Ethics (PHI142)
History of Christianity (HIS119)
Western Civilization I or II (HIS113, HIS114)
*Modern Latin America (HIS150)
*World Civilization I (HIS110)
*World Civilization II (HIS152)
*Ethnicity and Cultural Differences in America (SOC160)
NOTE: No studio courses count as a humanity. Ensemble courses (MUS101,
MUS102, MUS105, MUS106) do not count as a humanity, but up to six (6) hours of ensemble
courses do count toward the A.A. degree as electives.
*Course satisfies cultural diversity requirement.
Physical and Biological Sciences 8-10 hours
Two (2) courses, one from each discipline, including
at least one (1) with its associated laboratory component.
Mathematics 3 hours
One (1) course--College Algebra (MAT123), or an
alternative that includes a significant component of College
Algebra, or a course which has College Algebra as a
prerequisite.
History and Political Science 6 hours
For students in the Arts and Science Division, the legal
requirement in the U.S. and state government and the history of
American institutions may be met by completing six (6) hours
in the following combinations; 1. American History I & II
(HIS123 and HIS124); 2. American National Government and
America State and Local Government (POS113 and
POS114); 3. American History I and American National
Government or American State and Local Government
(HIS123 and POS113, or POS114); or, 4. America National
Government and American History I or II (POS113 and
HIS123 or HIS124).
Social & Behavioral Sciences 3 hours
One (1) course--Three semester hours in a Psychology
(PSY) or Sociology (SOC) course or Principles of Macroeconomics
(BUS293) or Principles of Microeconomics (BUS294).
Computer Information Systems 3 hours
One (1) course beginning with CIS or CSC prefix.
General Education Elective As necessary to fulfil 42 hour block
Total General Education 42 hours
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