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| Distribution Courses |
| Most of the courses offered by departments in the College of Arts and Sciences and in Economics and Psychology can be used to meet distribution requirements. The four Distribution areas are listed below with a selection of courses within these areas that are particularly recommended for meeting distribution requirements in areas outside your major. Most of the listed courses do not have prerequisites. |
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| Arts |
Art/Art History (Non-majors may enroll only in indicated sections)
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| 0104 - Special Sessions |
All Workshops Listed in Art |
Note: All Art-History courses above 0111-0197, require 0111-0196 or 0111-197
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Music
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| 0196-120 – Session 1 |
Development of Western Music |
| 0196-238 – Session 1 |
Jazz – 20s, 30s, and 40s |
| 0196-239 – Session 2 |
Jazz – 50s, 60s, and 70s |
| 0196-390 – Session 2 |
S/T: Popular Music in America |
Performing Arts
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| 0192-108 – Session 1 |
Beginning Acting |
| 0192-109 – Session 2 |
Dramatics
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| Humanities |
English
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| 0122-231 – Session 1 |
Literature in English I |
| 0122-109 – Session 2 |
Introduction to Creative Writing |
| 0122-233 – Session 2 |
Literature in English III |
History
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| 0136-103 – Session 1 |
American Civilization to 1865 |
| 0136-232 – Session 1 |
History and Film |
| 0136-250 – Session 1 |
Geography in History |
0136-104 – Session 2
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American Civilization since 1865 |
Languages and International Studies
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| 0172-111* - Session 1 |
Spanish Level I |
| 0172-121* - Session 1 |
Spanish Level III |
| 0172-112* - Session 2 |
Spanish Level II |
| 0172-122* - Session 2 |
Spanish Level IV |
Philosophy
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| 0154-110 - Session 1 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
| 0154-212 - Session 1 |
Ethics and Morality |
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| Social Sciences |
Anthropology
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| 0103-111 - Session 1 |
Cultural Anthropology |
Economics
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| 0203-112 - Session 1 |
National Economy
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| Environmental Studies/Earth Sciences |
| 0125-101 - Session 1 |
Social Science & Environmental Problems |
Political Science
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| 0158-101 – Session 2 |
Introduction to the American Political System |
Psychology
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| 0501-101 – Session 1 |
General Psychology |
Note: Psychology 101 is a prerequisite for all other courses.
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Sociology
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| 0170-101 – Session 1 |
Social Problems |
| 0170-105 – Session 1 |
Culture & Society |
| 0170-100 – Session 2 |
Introduction to Sociology |
| 0170-244 – Session 2 |
Sociology of Deviance |
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| Science and Mathematics |
Biology
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| 0105-105* - Session 1 |
Biology of Aids |
| 0105-111^ - Session 1 |
Biological Concepts and Methods I |
| 0105-203^** - Session 1 |
The Human Body: Scientific Perspectives I
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| 0105-204^** - Session 2 |
The Human Body: Scientific Perspectives II |
Chemistry/Biochemistry
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| 0106-107^* - Session 1 |
Essentials of Chemistry I |
| 0106-111^ - Session 1 |
General Chemistry I |
| 0106-108^**** - Session 2 |
Essentials of Chemistry II |
| 0106-112^*** - Session 2 |
General Chemistry II
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Environmental Studies/Earth Science
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Session 2
0125-102 or 0112-110 |
Natural Science and Environmental Problems |
Mathematics/Computer Science
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| 0144-101 – Session 1 |
Mathematical Modeling in the Sciences |
| 0144-110* - Sessions 1, 2 |
Precalculus for Non-Majors |
| 0144-113* - Sessions 1, 2 |
Survey of Statistics |
| 0144-141**** - Session 1 |
Calculus and Analytical Geometry I |
| 0145-160* - Session 1 |
Computer Programming for Non-Majors |
| 0144-140* - Session 2 |
Precalculus for Math & Science Majors |
Physics
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| 0156-107 – Sessions 1, 2 |
Observational Astronomy (online course) |
| 0156-111* - Session 1 |
College Physics I
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| 0156-113 – Session I |
Physics for Science Majors I
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0156-119 – Sessions 1,2 |
How Things Work
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| 0156-112*,**,*** - Session 2 |
College Physics II |
| 0156-114*** - Session 2 |
Physics for Science Majors II |
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aStudent must register for lecture and lab.
bCourse of choice for non-math/science students. Offers a broad view of the application of mathematics to real-world situations.
* These courses do not count toward a major or minor in the discipline.
** For non-majors only.
*** Prerequisite required.
**** Entry into Math 141 requires either a grade of C or better in Math 140 or a passing grade on an exam administered by the department prior to registration. |
