Recent IN250 Course Offerings
IN250 - The Outsider in American Film and Fiction
IN250 - US Multicultural Literature
IN250 - Hear Me Roar: Voices of 20th Century American Feminism
IN250 - American Literature through Twain
IN250 - Vietnam 60’s
IN250 - US History since 1865
IN250 - World Religions in America
IN250 - Drama & the Representation of the United States
IN250 - The Rock Experience
Recent IN350 Course Offerings
IN350 - Introduction to Indian Popular Cinema
IN350 - Global Haiku Traditions
IN350 - Introduction to Anthropology
IN350 - Jesus of History, Christ of Faith
IN350 - The Developing World
IN350 - Intro to Latin America
IN350 - Comparative Religions
IN350 - Intro to Modern Africa
IN350 - Global Children’s Literature
IN350 - Global Women’s Writings: Feminist Rhetoric
Recent Fine Arts Courses
Art 101 - Introduction to Visual Culture
Art 235 - Introduction to Photography
Music History 100 -
Understanding Classical Music
Music History
110 -
Understanding World Musics
Music History
213 -
The Rock Experience
Theatre 103 -
Acting for Non-Majors
Recent Natural Science/Lab Courses
Biology 102 -
Topics in Biology
Biology
125 -
Local Flora
Biology
130 -
Environmental Biology
Chemistry 121 & 151 -
General Chemistry & Laboratory
Physics 100 -
The Planets
Physics 101 & 105 -
Stars and Galaxies &
Laboratory
Recent Quantitative Reasoning Courses
MA 112 -
Mathematics Content for Elementary School Teachers
MA 114 -
Functions
MA 120 -
Elementary Probability and Statistics
MA 125 -
Mathematics in the World
MA 140 -
Calculus I
PH 213 -
Critical Thinking: Logic
SO/PS 201 -
Statistical Methods
in the Behavioral Sciences
Examples of Off-campus Learning
Internships
Practicums
Field work
Client-based work
Student teaching
Study abroad
Service learning courses
Washington semester
Urban Life Center
Recent Modern Langauge Track A Courses
SP103 - Beginning Spanish
SP114 - Continuing Spanish
SP223 - Intermediate Spanish
SP301 - Spanish Conversation and Composition I
FR103 - Beginning French
FR114 - Continuing French
FR223 - Intermediate French
FR301 - French Conversation
IT103 - Beginning Italian
IT114 - Continuing Italian
IT223 - Intermediate Italian
Recent Semiotic Track B Courses
(9 credits) The courses that count for Semiotic Track B are widely varied. Graduating seniors from 2006 took three of the following courses to fulfill this requirement:
CH 121, 203, 224
MA 106, 110, 112, 115, 120, 125, 140, 160, 208, 220, 240, 301, 308, 320
CS 130, 230
AC 230
MS 120, 321,
MC 320, 402, 408, 409
MT 112, 114, 211, 213, 212, 311 404, 405, 415, 416, 491
NU 102
PH 312
PS 201
SO 201
PS 301
PY 160, 201, 202, 225, 235
From the Semiotics Track Assessment Report:
There is not a single learning story for Track B, Semiotics Studies. Some majors are using it as an opportunity to take more courses in their chosen fields of study.
Recent Culture Studies Track C Courses
(9 credits) The courses that count for Culture Track C vary so much that essentially this requirement is an elective to take any three courses recommended by your advisor. A study of courses counted toward Track C by graduating seniors from 2006 showed no significant patterns of similarity among student choices.
From the Culture Track Assessment Report:
All courses that serve Track C are already offered in the majors of the various disciplines, or, as in the case of the IN courses, are offered primarily to serve other sequential and non-sequential elements of the university-wide curriculum. At this time, no courses are designated as Track C courses. Whether or not a particular course satisfies the requirement is decided by the academic advisor.
College of Arts & Science Requirements
Recent Historical Studies Courses
A minimum of three credits in historical studies is required for students in the College of Arts & Sciences.
Any history course (HI prefix) will fulfill this requirement. Note that several phiolosophy courses are cross-listed as HI courses.
HI100 - Introduction to the Modern World
HI201 - Rise of Modern Europe to 1715
HI203 - U.S. History to 1865
HI204 - U.S. History since 1865
HI310 - Topics in U.S. History
Recent Social Science Courses
A minimum of three credits in social science is required for students in the College of Arts & Sciences. Types of classes meeting this requirement include:
Any Sociology course
Any Political Science
EC100 -
Principles of Macroeconomics
PS204 -
Social Psychology
PS305 -
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
CO310 - Small Group Communication
CO331 - Relational Communication
CO332 - Gendered Communication
CO343 - Communication and Conflict
CO344 - Leadership
Recent Literature Courses
A minimum of three credits in literature studies is required for students in the College of Arts & Sciences. Commonly offered literature courses include:
EN120 Approaches to Literature
EN220 Literary Topics
EN222 Contemporary Adolescent Literature
EN231 American Literature through Twain
EN232 American Literature of the 20th Century
EN233 Traditions in African American Literature
EN234 American Multicultural Literature
EN241 Western Classical Traditions: Literature, Rhetoric & Culture
EN242 Major World Authors
EN250 Introduction to Film
EN321 Major English Authors 1
EN322 Major English Authors 2
EN325 Studies in Shakespeare
EN331 International Film
EN340 Studies in Poetry
EN350 Studies in Drama
EN360 Studies in Fiction
EN366 Studies in Literary History |
