| |
|
Humanities and Fine Arts
GEC requires
12 hrs: one course from each category (GLT, GFA, and GPR), and
one additional course from any of the three categories.
|
|
Literature (GLT)
|
| CCI |
227 |
Comparative
Studies in World Epics |
| CCI |
228 |
Comparative
Studies in World Drama |
| CCI |
305
|
Classical
Tragedy |
| CCI
|
324 |
Age
of Cicero |
| CCI |
325 |
Age
of Augustus |
| CCI |
326 |
Age
of Nero |
| ENG |
104 |
Approach
to Literature |
| ENG |
105 |
Introduction
to Narrative |
| ENG |
106 |
Introduction
to Poetry |
| ENG |
107 |
Introduction
to Drama |
| ENG
|
108 |
Topics
in British and American Literature |
| ENG |
109 |
Introduction
to Shakespeare |
| ENG |
110 |
World
Literature in English |
| ENG |
201 |
European
Literary Classics: Ancient to Renaissance |
| ENG |
202 |
European
Literary Classics: Enlightenment to Modern |
| ENG |
204 |
Nonwestern
Literary Classics |
| ENG |
208 |
Topics
in Global Literature |
| ENG |
209 |
Topics
in Nonwestern Literature |
| ENG
|
210 |
Literature
and the Arts |
| ENG |
211 |
Major
British Authors: Medieval to Neoclassical |
| ENG |
212 |
Major
British Authors: Romantic to Modern |
| ENG |
251 |
Major
American Authors: Colonial to Romantic |
| ENG |
252 |
Major
American Authors: Realist to Modern |
| ENG |
331 |
Women
in Literature |
| ENG |
339 |
Shakespeare:
Early Plays & Sonnets |
| ENG |
340 |
Shakespeare:
Later Plays |
| ENG |
371 |
Literary
Study of the Bible |
| FMS |
120 |
Freshman
Seminar in Literature |
| FMS |
121 |
Freshman
Seminar in Literature - Global |
| FMS |
122 |
Freshman
Seminar in Literature - Global Non-Western Perspectives |
| FRE |
222 |
French
Literature in Translation |
| FRE |
323 |
Albert
Camus: English Versions |
| GER |
217 |
Masterworks
of German Literature |
| GER |
218 |
Masterworks
of Modern German Literature |
| HSS |
207
|
Seminar
in Literature |
| RCO |
220-229 |
Residential
College Seminar in Literature |
| RCO |
280-289 |
Residential
College Seminar in Literature |
| RUS |
314 |
Major
Movements in Russian Literature |
| SPA |
222 |
Masterpieces
of Latin American Literature in Translation |
| SPA |
351 |
Approaches
to Hispanic Literature |
| SPA |
402 |
Spanish
Literature I |
| SPA |
404 |
Survey
of Spanish American Literature I |
| THE |
580 |
Theatre
History I |
| THE |
581 |
Theatre
History II |
|
|
 |
|
Fine Arts (GFA)
|
| ART |
100 |
Introduction
to Art |
| ART |
101 |
Survey
of Western Art |
| ART |
103 |
Survey
of Visual Art in Nonwestern Traditions |
| BCN |
101 |
Development
of Cinema |
| BCN |
225 |
Masterpieces
of Cinema |
| CCI |
306 |
Classical
Comedy |
| CCI
|
312 |
Art
and Archaeology of Egypt |
| DCE |
101
|
Introduction
to Dance |
| DCE |
200 |
Dance
Appreciation |
| FMS |
130 |
Freshman
Seminar in Fine Arts |
| FMS |
131 |
Freshman
Seminar in Fine Arts - Global Perspectives |
| FMS |
132 |
Freshman
Seminar in Fine Arts - Global Non-Western Perspectives |
| HSS
|
205 |
Seminar
in the Fine Arts |
| MUS |
214 |
Jazz
Appreciation |
| MUS |
241 |
Music
Appreciation |
| MUS |
332 |
History
of Western Music II: Baroque and Classical Eras |
| RCO |
230-239 |
Residential
College Seminar in Fine Arts |
| THE |
121 |
Drama
Appreciation |
| THE |
221 |
Development
of American Musical Theatre |
| THE |
250 |
Fundamentals
of Acting |
| THE |
323 |
Arts
as Human Experience |
| THE |
582 |
Theatre
History III |
|
|
|
Philosophical/Religious/Ethical
Perspectives (GPR)
|
| CCI |
205 |
Mythology |
| CCI
|
321 |
The
Archaic Age |
| CCI |
340 |
Ancient
Cosmology |
| CCI |
350 |
Roman
Law and Society |
| FMS |
140 |
Freshman
Seminar in Philosophical/Religious/Ethical Perspectives |
| FMS |
141 |
Freshman
Seminar in Philosophical/Religious/Ethical Perspectives - Global
Perspectives |
| FMS |
142 |
Freshman
Seminar in Philosophical/Religious/Ethical Perspectives - Global
Non-Western Perspectives |
| HSS |
206 |
Seminar
in Philosophical, Religious, & Ethical Principles |
| MUS |
343 |
Music
of the Non-Western World |
| PHI |
111 |
Introduction
to Philosophy |
| PHI |
119 |
Introduction
to Ethics |
| PHI |
121 |
Contemporary
Moral Problems |
| PHI |
220 |
Medical
Ethics |
| PHI |
331
|
Social
& Political Philosophy |
| PHI |
359 |
Philosophy
of Religion |
| PSC |
105 |
Political
Issues |
| REL |
101 |
Introduction
to Religious Studies |
| REL |
104 |
Religion,
Ritual, & the Arts |
| REL |
109 |
Religion
& Contemporary Culture |
| REL |
111 |
Non-Western
Religions |
| REL |
207 |
Modern
Problems of Belief |
| REL |
218 |
Non-Western
Religions: China |
| REL |
221 |
Buddhism |
| REL |
223 |
Hinduism |
| REL |
225 |
Islam |
| REL |
250 |
Religious
Traditions and Care of the Earth |
| REL
|
251 |
Religious
Studies Social Ethics |
| REL |
232
|
American
Religious Thought: A Survey |
| REL |
327 |
American
Religious Thought II: The Religious Romantics: Emerson, Thoreau,
and Whitman |
| RCO |
210-219 |
Residential
College Seminars in Philosophical, Religious and Ethical Principles |
| WMS
|
350 |
Introduction
to Feminist Theories |
|
|
|
| Historical
Perspectives-Western Culture (GHP)
GEC requires one GHP course (3 hrs)
|
| AFS
|
201 |
Blacks
in America |
| CCI
|
201 |
Introduction
to Classical Civ: The Greeks |
| CCI |
202 |
Introduction
to Classical Civ: The Romans |
| CCI |
211 |
Introduction
to Classical Archaeology (Greece) |
| CCI |
212
|
Introduction
to Classical Archaeology (Rome) |
| CCI |
220
|
The
Ancient World |
| FMS
|
150 |
Freshman
Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Pre-Modern |
| FMS |
151 |
Freshman
Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Pre-Modern Global Perspectives |
| FMS
|
152 |
Freshman
Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Pre-Modern Global Non-Western
Perspectives |
| FMS
|
160 |
Freshman
Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Modern |
| FMS
|
161 |
Freshman
Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Modern Global Perspectives |
| FMS
|
162 |
Freshman
Seminar in Historical Perspectives: Modern Global Non-Western
Perspectives |
| HIS |
203 |
History
of Africa to 1870 |
| HIS |
204 |
History
of Africa since 1870 |
| HIS |
211 |
The
United States: General Survey to 1865 |
| HIS |
212 |
The
United States: General Survey since 1865 |
| HIS |
215 |
Civilizations
of Asia: to 1800 |
| HIS |
216
|
Civilizations
of Asia: 1800 to present |
| HIS |
220 |
The
Ancient World |
| HIS |
221 |
The
Medieval Legacy |
| HIS |
222 |
Europe
from Renaissance to Revolution |
| HIS |
223 |
Modern
Europe |
| HIS |
239 |
Latin
American: Colonial Period |
| HIS |
240 |
Latin
America: National Period |
| HIS |
251 |
History
of Western Science |
| HIS |
252 |
History
of Western Science |
| HIS |
301 |
Race
& Slavery |
| HIS |
302
|
Race
and Segregation |
| HIS
|
311
|
Darwin
and the Theory of Evolution |
| HIS
|
327 |
American
Cultural History |
| HIS |
335
|
The
American Colonial Period, 1607-1763 |
| HIS |
336 |
The
Age of the Democratic Revolution |
| HIS |
360 |
Structure
of Scientific Change |
| HIS |
361 |
Ottoman
Empire & Republic of Turkey |
| HIS |
369 |
History
of Spain: the Golden Age |
| HIS |
371
|
Europe
Since 1920 |
| HIS |
373 |
Britain
to 1660 |
| HIS |
374
|
British
History since 1660 |
| HIS |
381 |
Near
and Middle East in the 20th Century |
| HSS
|
201 |
Seminar
in Historical Perspectives: Pre-Modern |
| HSS
|
202 |
Seminar
in Historical Perspectives: Modern |
| MUS |
331 |
History
of Western Music I: Medieval & Renaissance |
| MUS |
334 |
History
of Western Music IV: Music in the United States |
| PHI |
251 |
History
of Ancient Philosophy |
| PHI |
252 |
History
of Modern Philosophy |
| RCO |
240-244
|
Residential
College Seminars in Historical Perspectives on Western Culture-Pre-Modern |
| RCO
|
245-249 |
Residential
College Seminars in Historical Perspectives on Western Culture-Modern |
| REL |
131 |
Religion
in America |
| REL |
202 |
Introduction
to Hebrew Scriptures |
| REL |
204 |
The
New Testament & Origins of Christianity |
| REL |
210 |
Christianity
I |
| REL |
212 |
Christianity
II |
| REL |
215
|
Judaism |
| REL |
229 |
African
American Religions |
| WCV |
101 |
Western
Civilization |
| WCV |
102
|
Western
Civilization |
| WMS |
333 |
Women
in Non-Western Cultures |
|
|
|
| Mathematics
(GMT)
GEC requires one GMT course (3 hrs)
|
| FMS
|
190 |
Freshman
Seminar in Mathematics |
| MAT |
112 |
Contemporary
Topics in Mathematics |
| MAT |
115 |
College
Algebra |
| MAT |
120 |
Calculus
for Business and the Social Sciences |
| MAT |
150 |
Precalculus
I |
| MAT |
151 |
Precalculus
II |
| MAT |
191 |
Calculus
I |
| RCO |
110-119 |
Residential
College Seminars in Mathematics |
| STA |
108
|
Elementary
Introduction to Probability and Statistics |
|
|
|
| Natural
Sciences (GNS)
GEC requires two GNS courses (6-7 hrs):
--each must have a different departmental prefix; one
must be a laboratory course |
| ATY |
253 |
Introduction
to Physical Anthropology |
| BIO |
105 |
Major
Concepts of Biology |
| BIO
|
105L
|
Major
Concepts of Biology Lab |
| BIO |
111
|
Principles
of Biology I |
| BIO
|
111L |
Principles
of Biology I Lab |
| BIO |
112 |
Principles
of Biology II |
| BIO |
112L |
Principles
of Biology II Lab |
| CHE |
103 |
General
Descriptive Chemistry I |
| CHE |
104 |
General
Descriptive Chemistry II |
| CHE |
106 |
Introductory
Chemistry |
| CHE
|
110 |
Introductory
Chemistry Lab |
| CHE |
111 |
General
Chemistry I |
| CHE |
112 |
General
Chemistry I Lab |
| CHE |
114 |
General
Chemistry II |
| CHE
|
115 |
General
Chemistry II Lab |
| FMS |
183 |
Freshman
Seminar in Physical Science |
| FMS |
183L |
Freshman
Seminar in Physical Science Lab |
| FMS |
184 |
Freshman
Seminar in Life Science |
| FMS |
184L |
Freshman
Seminar in Life Science Lab |
| GEO
|
103 |
Introduction
to Earth Science |
| GEO
|
106 |
Geosystems
Science |
| GEO |
106L |
Geosystems
Science Lab |
| GEO
|
111 |
Physical
Geology |
| GEO |
111L |
Physical
Geology Lab |
| GEO |
121 |
Introduction
to Geographic Information Science |
| GEO |
311 |
Weather
& Climate |
| GEO |
311L |
Weather
& Climate Lab |
| GEO
|
314 |
Physical
Geography: Landscape Processes |
| GEO |
314L |
Physical
Geography: Landscape Processes Lab |
| HSS |
203 |
Seminar
in the Physical Sciences |
| HSS |
204 |
Seminar
in the Life Sciences |
| NTR |
213 |
Nutrition
Facts & Fantasies |
| PHY |
203 |
Conceptual
Astronomy |
| PHY |
205 |
Conceptual
Physics |
| PHY |
205L |
Conceptual
Physics Laboratory |
| PHY |
209
|
Astronomy:
The Solar System |
| PHY |
211
|
General
Physics I |
| PHY |
211A |
General
Physics I with Lab |
| PHY |
212
|
General
Physics II |
| PHY |
212A
|
General
Physics II with Lab |
| PHY |
235
|
Astronomy:
The Universe |
| PHY |
251 |
General
Physics Laboratory I |
| PHY |
252 |
General
Physics Laboratory II |
| PHY |
291 |
General
Physics I with Calculus |
| PHY |
292 |
General
Physics II with Calculus |
| PSY |
230 |
Biological
Psychology |
| RCO |
250-259 |
Residential
College Seminars in Natural Science |
|
|
|
| Reasoning
and Discourse (GRD)
GEC requires two GRD courses (6 hrs) to be taken as follows:
*Note - ENG 101, FMS 115 and RCO 101 are considered equivalent
courses, and only one may be taken for credit. Additionally,
ENG 102, FMS 116 and RCO 102 are considered equivalent courses,
and only one may be taken for credit. |
| ENG |
101 |
English
Composition I or |
| FMS |
115 |
Freshman
Seminar in Reasoning & Discourse I or |
| RCO |
101 |
English
Composition I |
| and
one of the following: |
| CCI |
102
|
The
Classical Art of Persuasion |
| CST |
105
|
Introduction
to Communication Studies |
| ENG |
102
|
English
Composition II |
| FMS |
116 |
Freshman
Seminar in Reasoning & Discourse II |
| PHI |
115
|
Practical
Reasoning |
| PHI
|
310
|
Introduction
to Formal Logic |
| RCO |
102 |
English
Composition II |
|
|
|
| Social
and Behavioral Sciences (GSB)
GEC requires two GSB courses (6 hrs) |
| AFS |
210 |
Blacks
in American Society |
| ATY |
100 |
Contemporary
Non-Western Cultures |
| ATY |
212 |
General
Anthropology |
| ATY |
213
|
Introduction
to Cultural Anthropology |
| ATY |
258 |
World
Prehistory |
| BCN |
325 |
Gender
and Media Culture |
| ECO |
101
|
Introduction
to Economics |
| ECO |
201 |
Principles
of Microeconomics |
| ECO |
202 |
Principles
of Macroeconomics |
| ESS |
330
|
Sociocultural
Analyses of Sport and Exercise |
| FMS |
170 |
Freshman
Seminar in Social and Behavioral Studies |
| FMS |
171 |
Freshman
Seminar in Social and Behavioral Studies - Global Perspectives |
| FMS |
172 |
Freshman
Seminar in Social and Behavioral Studies - Global Non-Western
Perspectives |
| GEO |
105 |
Cultural
Geography |
| GEO |
202 |
World
Production and Marketing Systems |
| GEO |
301 |
Urban
Geography: Global Patterns |
| GEO |
344 |
Geography
of the U.S. and Canada |
| HEA
|
201
|
Personal
Health |
| HEA |
260 |
Human
Sexuality |
| HDF |
211 |
Life
Span Development in the Human Environment |
| HDF |
212 |
Families
and Close Relationships |
| HDF |
302 |
Infant
and Child Development in the Family |
| HDF |
303 |
Adolescent
Development in the Family |
| HSS |
208
|
Seminar
in Social and Behavioral Sciences |
| PSC |
100 |
American
Politics |
| PSC |
210 |
Introduction
to Public Policy |
| PSC |
240 |
The
International System |
| PSC |
260 |
Introduction
to Comparative Politics |
| PSY |
121 |
General
Psychology |
| RCO |
270-279 |
Residential
College Seminars in Social and Behavioral Sciences |
| RPT |
101 |
Leisure
and American Lifestyles |
| SOC |
101 |
Introduction
to Sociology |
| SOC |
201 |
Social
Problems |
| SOC |
222 |
Sociology
of Deviant Behavior |
| SOC
|
227 |
Race
and Ethnic Relations |
| SES
|
240 |
Communication
Development in Children |
| SWK |
311
|
Human
Behavior and Social Environment |
| WMS |
250 |
Introduction
to Women's Studies |
|
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