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LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE

 

CURRICULUM GUIDE

 

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS/ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREES

 

(Effective Fall 2004 - Summer 2009)

 

These are primarily transfer degrees.  Students completing this curriculum will also satisfy the MACRAO Transfer Agreement between two-year and four-year institutions in Michigan.  It is designed for students who intend to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a baccalaureate degree in such subject areas as the following:

 

 

Accounting

Humanities

 

African American History

International Studies

 

American Studies

Kinesiology

 

Art History

Liberal Arts

 

Biology

Literature

 

Business

Mathematics/Physics

 

Chemistry

Medical Pre-Professional

 

Computer Science

Philosophy

 

Criminal Justice

Political Science

 

Economics

Psychology

 

Elementary Education

Religion

 

Engineering

Secondary Education

 

Fine Arts

Social Science

 

Foreign Language

Sociology

 

Geography

Speech Communication

 

History

Writing

 

The specific requirements for these degrees are presented below.  A minimum of 60 credits is required.  This guide consists of General Education Requirements and a Subject Area Concentration which may include Limited Choice Electives.

 

Students should see Course Descriptions or Course Offerings for course prerequisite information.  See the Assessment and Placement Testing section for skills assessment and advising information.

 

General education and subject area requirements vary from one college or university to another.  Prior to beginning this curriculum, students should contact the Counseling and Advising Center, Suite 2300, Gannon (GVT) Building, telephone number (517) 483-1904, to consult with an academic advisor or counselor and obtain an appropriate transfer guide.  Students should also contact the school to which they will transfer for specific transfer institution requirements.  (See Transfer Opportunities for a list of institutions for which transfer guides are available.)

 

In addition, students may request specific course substitutions for the Subject Area concentration by submitting a Course Substitution and Waiver Authorization for Degree Screening Form to the Liberal Studies Office of Instruction, Room 111, Arts and Sciences Building.

 

I.

GENERAL EDUCATION CORE AREA REQUIREMENTS
(See Note 1)

17-20 Credits

 

(See General Education Core Requirements for information on how to fulfill these requirements.  Core area proficiency exams, where appropriate, are available for each core area.  See Note 2.)

 

Communication Core Area

3

 

Global Perspectives and Diversity Core Area

3-4

 

Mathematics Core Area

3-4

 

Science Core Area

4-5

 

Writing Core Area

4

 

II.

ADDITIONAL GENERAL EDUCATION MACRAO
REQUIREMENTS
(See Note 3)

16-21 Credits

 

Select credits to complete MACRAO requirements as stated on the approved MACRAO list (see Transfer Information) as follows:

 

English Composition

4

 

Science and Mathematics

0-5

 

Social Science (See Note 4)

4-8

 

Humanities (See Note 4)

4-8

 

NOTES:

 

1.

Select from the following list of Core courses for Section I.
Communication:  ARTS 102, GRMN 121, JAPN 121, SIGN 160, SPCH 110, 120, 130, THEA 110
Global Perspectives and Diversity:  ECON 260, ENGL 211, 212, GEOG 200, HUMS 160, 211, 212, 213, 214, MUSC 240, 241, PHIL 211, 212, POLS 260, SOCL 120, 260
Mathematics:  MATH 112, 118, 119, 121, 122, 126, 130, 141, 151, 152, 201
Science:  ASTR 201, BIOL 120, 127, 145, 202, CHEM 135, 151 and 161, GEOL 230, ISCI 121, 131, PHYS 120, 221, 251
Writing:  ENGL 122, 132, WRIT 121, 122, 131, 132

2.

Meeting Core with a proficiency test may require additional MACRAO credits.

3.

Also consult the transfer guides for requirements of specific four-year institutions (available in the Counseling and Advising Center or on the web at www.lcc.edu/transfer/guides).

4.

The Social Science and Humanities categories of MACRAO require 8 credits each, but you may use the 3-4 credits fulfilling Global Perspectives and Diversity Core (in Section I General Education Core Areas) toward one of these categories as well.

 

III.

SUBJECT AREA CONCENTRATION and
LIMITED CHOICE ELECTIVES

Minimum 25 Credits

 

The following Subject Area Concentrations list the remaining required and recommended courses.  Required courses already applied to this degree in Section I or II may be replaced with another optional course listed in the concentration.  Credits for each course have been indicated in parentheses.  A total of 60-63 credits is required.  A.A. or A.S. indicates the degree awarded for each concentration.

 

ACCOUNTING, A.A

Curriculum Code:  0254

 

1.

Complete ECON 201 and ECON 202 to satisfy part of the Section II Social Science MACRAO requirements.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (15 credits):

 

ACCG 210

Principles of Accounting I (4)

 

ACCG 211

Principles of Accounting II (4)

 

MATH 141

Calculus with Applications (3)

 

STAT 215

Intro to Probability and Stats (4)

 

3.

Complete one of the following (3 credits):

 

CITF 110

Intro Computer Info Systems (3)

 

CPSC 120

Introduction to Computers (3)

 

4.

Complete one of the following in addition to courses taken to satisfy Section I Mathematics Core Area and Section II Science and Mathematics MACRAO requirement. (3-5 credits):

 

MATH 121

College Algebra I (4)

 

MATH 122

College Algebra II and Trig (3)

 

MATH 126

College Algebra and Trig (5)

 

MATH 130

Finite Mathematics (4)

 

5.

Complete a minimum of 4 credits from the list of Limited Choice Electives on the final page of this curriculum.

 

AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0137

 

1.

Complete HIST 211 and HIST 212 to satisfy Section II Humanities MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (27 credits):

 

ENGL 260

African-American Literature (4)

 

HIST 150

African-American History (4)

 

HIST 214

African History (4)

 

HIST 260

Conflict & Revolu Southrn Africa (4)

 

HUMS 214

World Civilizations II (4)

 

HUMS 215

American Civilization (4)

 

SOCL 255

Contemporary Social Problems (3)

 

AMERICAN STUDIES, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0142

 

1.

Complete HIST 211 and HIST 212 to satisfy Section II Humanities MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (20 credits):

 

ENGL 255

American Literature I (4)

 

ENGL 256

American Literature II (4)

 

HIST 214

African History (4)

 

HUMS 214

World Civilizations II (4)

 

HUMS 215

American Civilization (4)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 8 credits from the following:

 

ENGL 260

African-American Literature (4)

 

HIST 150

African-American History (4)

 

HIST 220

Michigan History (4)

 

POLS 120

American Political System (4)

 

ART HISTORY, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0746

 

1.

Complete HUMS 213 or HUMS 214 to satisfy the Section I Global Perspectives and Diversity Core Area requirement.

 

2.

Complete PHIL 211 and PHIL 212 to satisfy the Section II Humanities MACRAO requirements.

 

3.

Complete the following required courses (20 credits):

 

HUMS 160

Mythology (4)

 

HUMS 211

History of Art I (4)

 

HUMS 212

History of Art II (4)

 

RELG 211

World Religions I (4)

 

RELG 212

World Religions II (4)

 

4.

Complete a minimum of 8 credits from the following:

 

ENGL 211

World Literature I (4)

 

ENGL 212

World Literature II (4)

 

HUMS 120

Western Art and Music History (4)

 

HUMS 215

American Civilization (4)

 

Any foreign language with course numbers 201 or 202 (4)

 

BIOLOGY, A.S.

Curriculum Code:  0221

 

1.

Complete MATH 121, CHEM 151 and 161 to satisfy Section I  Mathematics Core Area and Science Core Area requirements.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (12 credits):

 

BIOL 127

Cell Biology (4)

 

BIOL 128

Organismal Biology (4)

 

CHEM 152

General Chemistry Lecture II (3)

 

CHEM 162

General Chemistry Lab II (1)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 15 credits from the following:

 

BIOL 201

Human Anatomy (4)

 

BIOL 202

Human Physiology (4)

 

BIOL 203

Microbiology (3)

 

BIOL 204

Microbiology Laboratory (1)

 

BIOL 210

Natural Resource Conservation (4)

 

BIOL 260

Botany (4)

 

BIOL 265

Zoology (4)

 

BIOL 270

Human Genetics (3)

 

BIOL 275

Molecular Biology I (4)

 

CHEM 251

Organic Chemistry Lecture I (4)

 

CHEM 252

Organic Chemistry Lecture II(4)

 

CHEM 272

Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)

 

ENVR 122

Enviro Sampl & Instrumentation (4)

 

STAT 170

Introduction to Statistics (3)

 

The following is a suggested course sequence for required courses.  If you are unable to follow this sequence, contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with adjustments.

 

I

II

 

 

BIOL 127

BIOL 128

 

 

CHEM 151

CHEM 152

 

 

CHEM 161

CHEM 162

 

 

MATH 121

 

 

 

 

BUSINESS, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0232

 

1.

Complete ECON 201 and ECON 202 in addition to POLS 120 or POLS 121 to satisfy the Section II Social Science MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (17 credits):

 

ACCG 210

Principles of Accounting I (4)

 

ACCG 211

Principles of Accounting II (4)

 

BUSN 118

Introduction to Business (3)

 

MGMT 225

Principles of Management (3)

 

MKGT 200

Principles of Marketing (3)

 

3.

Complete one of the following (3 credits):

 

CITF 110

Intro Computer Info Systems (3)

 

CPSC 120

Introduction to Computers (3)

 

4.

Complete a minimum of 5-6 credits from the list of Limited Choice Electives on the final page of this curriculum.

 

CHEMISTRY, A.S.

Curriculum Code:  0117

 

1.

Complete MATH 151, CHEM 151 and CHEM 161 to satisfy Section I Mathematics Core Area and Science Core Area requirements.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (21 credits):

 

(Note:  In order to complete sequences, MATH 253 and PHYS 252 are also recommended.)

 

CHEM 152

General Chemistry Lecture II (3)

 

CHEM 162

General Chemistry Lab II (1)

 

CHEM 251

Organic Chemistry Lecture I (4)

 

CHEM 252

Organic Chemistry Lecture II (4)

 

CHEM 262

Quantitative Analysis (3)

 

CHEM 272

Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)

 

MATH 152

Calculus II (4)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 8 credits from the following:

 

BIOL 127

Cell Biology (4)

 

PHYS 251

Physics I: Mechanics (5)

 

STAT 215

Intro to Probability and Stats (4)

 

The following is a suggested course sequence for required courses.  If you are unable to follow this sequence, contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with adjustments.

 

I

II

III

IV

CHEM 151

CHEM 152

CHEM 251

CHEM 252

CHEM 161

CHEM 162

CHEM 262

CHEM 272

MATH 151

MATH 152

 

 

 

COMPUTER SCIENCE, A.S.

Curriculum Code:  0169

 

1.

Complete MATH 151 and PHYS 251 to satisfy Section I Mathematics Core Area and Science Core Area requirements.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (20 credits):

 

CPSC 230

Algorithms and Computing w/C++ (4)

 

CPSC 231

Computing and Data Structures (4)

 

CPSC 260

Computer Science Structures (4)

 

MATH 152

Calculus II (4)

 

MATH 253

Calculus III (4)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 6 credits from the following:

 

MATH 254

Intro: Differential Equations (3)

 

MATH 260

Linear Algebra (3)

 

PHYS 252

Phys II: Electrom/Wave/Optic (5)

 

STAT 215

Intro to Probability and Stats (4)

 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0146

 

1.

Complete the following required courses (15 credits):

 

CJUS 101

Intro to Criminal Justice (3)

 

CJUS 102

Crime Causes and Conditions (3)

 

CJUS 103

Criminal Law (3)

 

CJUS 106

Intro to Juvenile Justice (3)

 

CJUS 131

Introduction to Corrections (3)

 

2.

Complete a minimum of 10 credits from the following:

 

CJUS 255

Human Relations/Criminal Just (3)

 

PSYC 200

Introduction to Psychology (4)

 

PSYC 202

Psychology of Personality (3)

 

PSYC 203

Social Psychology (3)

 

PSYC 205

Human Growth and Development (3)

 

PSYC 250

Abnormal Psychology (3)

 

SOCL 120

Introduction to Sociology (4)

 

SOCL 255

Contemporary Social Problems (3)

 

SOCL 260

Race and Ethnicity (3)

 

ECONOMICS, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0230

 

1.

Complete MATH 121 to satisfy Section I Mathematics Core Area requirement.

 

2.

Complete ECON 201 and ECON 202 to satisfy part of the Section II Social Science MACRAO requirements.

 

3.

Complete the following required course (3 credits):

 

MATH 122

College Algebra II and Trig (3)

 

4.

Complete additional courses from the LCC MACRAO list and/or from the following list (22 credits). (See Note 1)

 

ACCG 210

Principles of Accounting I (4)

 

ACCG 211

Principles of Accounting II (4)

 

CPSC 120

Introduction to Computers (3)

 

MATH 253

Calculus III (4)

 

MATH 254

Intro: Differential Equations (3)

 

MATH 260

Linear Algebra (3)

 

NOTE: 

1.

Courses in social sciences, mathematics, statistics and computer science are recommended.

 

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0747

 

1.

ISCI 121 is recommended to satisfy Section I Science Core Area requirement.

 

2.

Complete POLS 120 and SOCL 120 to satisfy the Section II Social Science MACRAO requirement.  ISCI 122 is recommended to satisfy the Section II Science and Math MACRAO requirement.

 

3.

Complete the following required courses (21 credits):

 

ARTS 240

Art for Elementary Teachers (3)

 

EDUC 201

Teacher Education Practicum (2)

 

EDUC 204

Educational Psychology (3)

 

EDUC 220

Introduction to Education (3)

 

EDUC 230

Intro to Special Education (3)

 

MATH 201

Math for Elemen Teachers I (4)

 

MUSC 200

Music Fund for Elemen Teachers (3)

 

4.

Complete 4-8 credits from the following list:

 

ANTH 270

Cultural Anthropology (3)

 

BIOL 229

Nature Studies for Educators (4)

 

EDUC 226

Reading in Elementary Schools (3)

 

ENGL 208

Children's Literature (4)

 

ENGL 220

Science Fiction (4)

 

ENGL 255

American Literature I (4)

 

ENGL 256

American Literature II (4)

 

ENGL 267

British Literature II (4)

 

GEOG 121

Physical Geography (3)

 

GEOG 200

World Regional Geography (4)

 

MATH 202

Math for Elemen Teachers II (4)

 

PSYC 200

Introduction to Psychology (4)

 

PSYC 205

Human Growth and Development (3)

 

PSYC 221

Child Psychology (3)

 

SOCL 260

Race and Ethnicity (3)

 

ENGINEERING, A.S.

Curriculum Code:  0112

 

1.

Complete MATH 151, CHEM 151 and CHEM 161 to satisfy the Section I Mathematics Core Area and Science Core Area requirements.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (21 credits):

 

MATH 152

Calculus II (4)

 

MATH 253

Calculus III (4)

 

MATH 254

Intro: Differential Equations (3)

 

PHYS 251

Physics I:  Mechanics (5)

 

PHYS 252

Phys II: Electrom/Waves/Optics (5)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 4 credits from the following:

 

CHEM 152

General Chemistry Lecture II (3)

 

CHEM 162

General Chemistry Lab II (1)

 

CPSC 230

Algorithms and Computing w/C++ (4)

 

CPSC 231

Computing and Data Structures (4)

 

MATH 260

Linear Algebra (3)

 

MATH 281

Honors Math Seminar I (1)

 

MATH 282

Honors Math Seminar II (1)

 

STAT 215

Intro to Probability and Stats (4)

 

The following is a suggested course sequence for required courses.  If you are unable to follow this sequence

 

I

II

III

IV

CHEM 151

MATH 152

MATH 253

MATH 254

CHEM 161

 

PHYS 251

PHYS 252

MATH 151

 

 

 

 

FINE ARTS, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0748

 

1.

Complete ARTS 102 and HUMS 211 to satisfy Section I Communication Core Area and Global Perspectives and Diversity Core Area requirements.

 

2.

Complete HUMS 212 to satisfy the additional Section II Humanities MACRAO requirements.

 

3.

Complete the following required courses (9 credits):

 

ARTS 103

3-Dimensional Design (3)

 

ARTS 131

Drawing (3)

 

ARTS 132

Figure Drawing (3)

 

4.

Complete 8 credits from the following:

 

ARTS 140

Printmaking I (4)

 

ARTS 141

Printmaking II (4)

 

ARTS 145

Screen Printing I (4)

 

ARTS 146

Screen Printing II (4)

 

ARTS 200

Painting I (4)

 

ARTS 201

Painting II (4)

 

ARTS 204

Watercolor I (4)

 

ARTS 205

Watercolor II (4)

 

5.

Complete a minimum of 8 credits from the list of Limited Choice Electives on the final page of this curriculum.

 

FOREIGN LANGUAGE, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0132

 

1.

Complete the following required course (3 credits):

 

SPCH 280

Intercultural Communication (3)

 

2.

Complete one of the following four choices (A, B, C, D)  (16 credits):

 

A.

FREN 121

Elementary French I (4)

 

 

FREN 122

Elementary French II (4)

 

 

FREN 201

Intermediate French I (4)

 

 

FREN 202

Intermediate French II (4)

 

 

B.

GRMN 121

Elementary German I (4)

 

 

GRMN 122

Elementary German II (4)

 

 

GRMN 201

Intermediate German I (4)

 

 

GRMN 202

Intermediate German II (4)

 

 

C.

JAPN 121

Elementary Japanese I (4)

 

 

JAPN 122

Elementary Japanese II (4)

 

 

JAPN 201

Intermediate Japanese I (4)

 

 

JAPN 202

Intermediate Japanese II (4)

 

 

D.

SPAN 121

Elementary Spanish I (4)

 

 

SPAN 122

Elementary Spanish II (4)

 

 

SPAN 201

Intermediate Spanish I (4)

 

 

SPAN 202

Intermediate Spanish II (4)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 8 credits of any foreign language with course numbers 121, 122, 201, or 202 other than those chosen as the major language of concentration from the choices in Number 2 above.

 

GEOGRAPHY, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0749

 

1.

Complete GEOG 200 to satisfy Section II Social Science MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (9 credits):

 

GEOG 120

Introduction to Geography (3)

 

GEOG 121

Physical Geography (3)

 

GEOG 202

Geography of North America (3)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 16 credits from the following:

 

ANTH 270

Cultural Anthropology (3)

 

ECON 120

Power, Authority and Exchange (4)

 

ECON 260

Comparative Economic Systems (3)

 

GEOG 203

Economic Geography (3)

 

GRET 205

Principles Geographic Info Sys (3)

 

POLS 260

Comparative Political Systems (3)

 

POLS 270

International Relations (3)

 

SOCL 120

Introduction to Sociology (4)

 

STAT 170

Introduction to Statistics (3)

 

Any foreign language with course numbers 121, 122, 201, or 202 (4)

 

HISTORY, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0197

 

1.

Complete HIST 211 and HIST 212 to satisfy the Section II Humanities MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (12 credits):

 

HIST 214

African History (4)

 

HUMS 213

World Civilizations I (4)

 

HUMS 214

World Civilizations II (4)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 16 credits from the following

 

ENGL 255

American Literature I (4)

 

ENGL 256

American Literature II (4)

 

HIST 150

African-American History (4)

 

HIST 210

Studies in American History (4)

 

HIST 220

Michigan History (4)

 

HIST 230

British History (4)

 

HIST 260

Conflict & Revolu Southrn Africa (4)

 

RELG 250

Religions of East Asia (4)

 

HUMANITIES, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0119

 

1.

Complete HUMS 213 and HUMS 214 to satisfy Section II Humanities MACRAO requirements.

 

2.

Complete a minimum of 28 credits from the following:

 

ENGL 201

Introduction to Poetry (4)

 

ENGL 202

Introduction to Drama (4)

 

ENGL 203

Introduction to Prose (4)

 

ENGL 211

World Literature I (4)

 

ENGL 212

World Literature II (4)

 

ENGL 255

American Literature I (4)

 

ENGL 256

American Literature II (4)

 

ENGL 260

African-American Literature (4)

 

HIST 211

U.S. History to 1877 (4)

 

HIST 212

U.S. History: 1877 to Present (4)

 

HUMS 120

Western Art and Music History (4)

 

HUMS 160

Mythology (4)

 

HUMS 211

History of Art I (4)

 

HUMS 212

History of Art II (4)

 

PHIL 151

Intro: Logic & Critical Think (4)

 

PHIL 152

Introduction to Ethics (4)

 

PHIL 153

Knowledge and Reality (4)

 

PHIL 211

World Philosophies I (4)

 

PHIL 212

World Philosophies II (4)

 

RELG 211

World Religions I (4)

 

RELG 212

World Religions II (4)

 

RELG 250

Religions of East Asia (4)

 

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, A.A.

Curriculum Code: 0252

 

1.

Complete HUMS 213 to satisfy the Section I Global Perspectives and Diversity Core Area requirement.

 

2.

Complete HUMS 214, GEOG 200 and POLS 120 to satisfy additional Section II Humanities and Social Science MACRAO requirements.

 

3.

Complete the following required courses (6 credits):

 

POLS 260

Comparative Political Systems (3)

 

POLS 270

International Relations (3)

 

4.

Complete 8 credits of any foreign language with course numbers 121, 122, 201, or 202.

 

5.

Complete a minimum of 11 credits from the following:

 

ANTH 270

Cultural Anthropology (3)

 

ECON 120

Power, Authority and Exchange (4)

 

ECON 260

Comparative Economic Systems (3)

 

ENGL 211

World Literature I (4)

 

ENGL 212

World Literature II (4)

 

GEOG 203

Economic Geography (3)

 

HIST 214

African History (4)

 

HIST 230

British History (4)

 

PHIL 211

World Philosophies I (4)

 

PHIL 212

World Philosophies II (4)

 

POLS 280

Politics & Government of Japan (3)

 

RELG 211

World Religions I (4)

 

RELG 212

World Religions II (4)

 

SOCL 120

Introduction to Sociology (4)

 

SOCL 180

Intro to Latino Studies (3)

 

SOCL 185

Intro to African-American Study (3)

 

SOCL 260

Race and Ethnicity (3)

 

SOCL 280

Intro to Japanese Culture (3)

 

KINESIOLOGY, A.S.

Curriculum Code:  0970

 

1.

Complete MATH 122 and BIOL 202 to satisfy Section I Mathematics Core Area and Science Core Area requirements.

 

2.

Complete PSYC 200 and PHYS 221 to satisfy additional Section II  Social Science and Science and Math MACRAO requirements.

 

3.

Complete the following required courses (25 credits) (See Note 1):

 

BIOL 201

Human Anatomy (4)

 

CHEM 151

General Chemistry Lecture I (4)

 

CHEM 161

General Chemistry Lab I (1)

 

EMSA 100

First Aid and CPR (2)

 

PFFT 100

Total Fitness (2)

 

PFHW 163

Healthy Lifestyles (2)

 

PFKN 170

Foundations of Kinesiology (2)

 

PFKN 250

Measurements in Kinesiology (3)

 

PFKN 260

Growth & Motor Behavior (3)

 

Activity Course (2) (See Notes 2 and 3)

 

4.

It is recommended that students also take PFFT 123 Human Nutrition (3 credits).

 

NOTES: 

1.

Kinesiology majors pursuing an Athletic Training Specialization should also complete PFKN 210 - Athletic Training Principles.

2.

Kinesiology majors with an Exercise Science emphasis should complete one activity course with code PFAQ, PFDA, PFFT, PFSP, or PFWT.

3.

Kinesiology majors with a Physical Education Teaching emphasis should complete one course from each activity category: aquatics, conditioning, dance, racquet and individual sports, and team sports.

 

The following is a suggested course sequence for required courses.  If you are unable to follow this sequence, contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with adjustments.

 

I

II

III

IV

CHEM 151

BIOL 201

BIOL 202

PFKN 250

CHEM 161

EMSA 100

MATH 122

PHYS 221

PFKN 170

PFFT 100

PFKN 260

PSYC 200

Activity Crs.

PFHW 163

 

 

 

LIBERAL ARTS, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0251

 

Complete a minimum of 25 credits from the list of Limited Choice Electives shown on the final page of this curriculum.  The following courses are recommended choices.

 

 

BIOL 120

Environmental Science (4)

 

CHEM 135

Chemistry in Society (4)

 

CPSC 120

Introduction to Computers (3)

 

ENGL 256

American Literature II (4)

 

MATH 130

Finite Mathematics (4)

 

PFFT 100

Total Fitness (2)

 

PFHW 163

Healthy Lifestyles (2)

 

PHIL 152

Introduction to Ethics (4)

 

POLS 120

American Political System (4)

 

SOCL 120

Introduction to Sociology (4)

 

SPCH 280

Intercultural Communication (3)

 

Any foreign language course with number 121, 122, 201, or 202 (4)

 

LITERATURE, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0124

 

1.

Complete ENGL 211 and ENGL 212 to satisfy Section II Humanities MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete a minimum of 8 credits from the following (8 credits):

 

ENGL 201

Introduction to Poetry (4)

 

ENGL 202

Introduction to Drama (4)

 

ENGL 203

Introduction to Prose (4)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 20 credits from one of the following choices (A or B):

 

A.

ENGL 208

Children's Literature (4)

 

 

ENGL 255

American Literature I (4)

 

 

ENGL 256

American Literature II (4)

 

 

ENGL 260

African-American Literature (4)

 

 

ENGL 266

British Literature I (4)

 

 

ENGL 267

British Literature II (4)

 

 

ENGL 290

Shakespeare (4)

 

 

HUMS 160

Mythology (4)

 

 

PHIL 151

Intro: Logic & Critical Think (4)

 

 

RELG 241

Old Testament Literature (4)

 

 

Any foreign language with course numbers 121, 122, 201, or 202 (4)

 

 

B.

EDUC 201

Teacher Education Practicum (2)

 

 

EDUC 204

Educational Psychology (4)

 

 

EDUC 220

Introduction to Education (3)

 

 

ENGL 208

Childrens Literature (4)

 

 

ENGL 255

American Literature I (4)

 

 

ENGL 256

American Literature II (4)

 

 

ENGL 266

British Literature I (4)

 

 

ENGL 267

British Literature II (4)

 

 

PSYC 200

Introduction to Psychology (4)

 

MATHEMATICS/PHYSICS, A.S.

Curriculum Code:  0200

 

1.

Complete MATH 151 and PHYS 251 to satisfy Section I Mathematics Core Area and Science Core Area requirements.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (19 credits):

 

MATH 152

Calculus II (4)

 

MATH 253

Calculus III (4)

 

MATH 254

Intro: Differential Equations (3)

 

MATH 260

Linear Algebra (3)

 

PHYS 252

Phys II: Electrom/Wave/Optic (5)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 6 credits from the following:

 

CHEM 151

General Chemistry Lecture I (4)

 

CHEM 161

General Chemistry Lab I (1)

 

CPSC 230

Algorithms and Computing w/C++ (4)

 

CPSC 231

Computing and Data Structures (4)

 

CPSC 260

Computer Science Structures (4)

 

MATH 281

Honors Math Seminar I (1)

 

MATH 282

Honors Math Seminar II (1)

 

STAT 215

Intro to Probability and Stats (4)

 

The following is a suggested course sequence for required courses.  If you are unable to follow this sequence, contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with adjustments.

 

I

II

III

IV

MATH 151

MATH 152

MATH 253

MATH 254

 

PHYS 251

PHYS 252

MATH 260

 

MEDICAL PRE-PROFESSIONAL, A.S.

Curriculum Code:  0754

 

NOTE:  Students who are planning a career in dentistry, pharmacology, medicine, physical therapy, physicians assistant, etc. could follow this curriculum.

 

1.

Complete MATH 122, CHEM 151 and CHEM 161 to satisfy Section I Mathematics Core Area and Science Core Area requirements.

 

2.

Complete PSYC 200 to satisfy Section II Social Science MACRAO requirement.

 

3.

Complete the following required courses (16 credits):

 

BIOL 127

Cell Biology (4)

 

CHEM 152

General Chemistry Lecture II (3)

 

CHEM 162

General Chemistry Lab II (1)

 

PHYS 221

Introductory Physics I (4)

 

PHYS 222

Introductory Physics II (4)

 

4.

Complete a minimum of 10 credits from the following:

 

BIOL 201

Human Anatomy (4)

 

CHEM 251

Organic Chemistry Lecture I (4)

 

CHEM 252

Organic Chemistry Lecture II (4)

 

CHEM 272

Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)

 

The following is a suggested course sequence for required courses.  If you are unable to follow this sequence, contact an academic advisor or counselor for help with adjustments.

 

I

II

III

IV

BIOL 127

CHEM 152

PHYS 221

PHYS 222

CHEM 151

CHEM 162

 

 

CHEM 161

PSYC 200

 

 

MATH 122

 

 

 

 

PHILOSOPHY, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0159

 

1.

Complete PHIL 211 and PHIL 212 to satisfy the Section II Humanities MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (8 credits):

 

PHIL 151

Intro: Logic & Critical Think (4)

 

PHIL 152

Introduction to Ethics (4) (See Note 1)

 

PHIL 153

Knowledge and Reality (4) (See Note 1)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 20 credits from the following:

 

HUMS 120

Western Art and Music History (4)

 

HUMS 140

Art of Being Human (4)

 

HUMS 213

World Civilizations I (4)

 

HUMS 214

World Civilizations II (4)

 

HUMS 225

Grt Lake Native Amer:Hist & Trad (4)

 

PHIL 260

Contemporary Ethical Problems (4)

 

RELG 211

World Religions I (4)

 

RELG 212

World Religions II (4)

 

Any foreign language with course numbers 201 or 202 (4)

 

NOTE:

1.

Students may elect to take either PHIL 152 or PHIL 153 but not both.

 

POLITICAL SCIENCE, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0750

 

1.

Complete POLS 120 and SOCL 120 to satisfy the Section II Social Science MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete the following required courses (7 credits):

 

POLS 121

State and Local Government (4)

 

POLS 260

Comparative Political Systems (3)

 

3.

Complete a minimum of 18 credits from A and B below:

 

A.

Complete 9-12 credits from the following:

 

 

POLS 205

Government Internship (3)

 

 

POLS 206

Advanced Government Internship (3)

 

 

POLS 240

Introduction to Public Policy (3)

 

 

POLS 250

US Political Parties/Elections (3)

 

 

POLS 270

International Relations (3)

 

 

POLS 280

Politics & Government of Japan (3)

 

 

B.

Complete 9-11 credits from the following:

 

 

ECON 120

Power, Authority and Exchange (4)

 

 

ECON 201

Principles of Economics-Micro (3)

 

 

ECON 202

Principles of Economics-Macro (3)

 

 

GEOG 200

World Regional Geography (4)

 

 

SOCL 180

Intro to Latino Studies (3)

 

 

SOCL 185

Intro to African-American Stdy (3)

 

 

SOCL 255

Contemporary Social Problems (3)

 

 

SOCL 260

Race and Ethnicity (3)

 

 

STAT 170

Introduction to Statistics (3)

 

 

Any foreign language with course numbers 121, 122, 201, or 202 (4)

 

PSYCHOLOGY, A.A.

Curriculum Code:  0215

 

1.

Complete PSYC 200 to satisfy part of Section II Social Science MACRAO requirement.

 

2.

Complete a minimum of 25 credits from the following:

 

A.

Complete a minimum of 12 credits:

 

 

PSYC 202

Psychology of Personality (3)

 

 

PSYC 203

Social Psychology (3)

 

 

PSYC 205

Human Growth and Development (3)

 

 

PSYC 209

Cognitive Psychology (3)

 

 

PSYC 210

Biological Psychology (3)