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Institutional General Education Goals

1. Construct a broad foundation for the student’s specialized course of study 2. Develop the student’s ability to read, observe and listen with comprehension; enhance

the student’s skills in communicating effectively 3. Expand the student’s capacity for critical analysis and problem solving 4. Assist the student in understanding and respecting diversity in people, beliefs and

societies 5. Develop the student’s ability to appreciate and function in the human and natural

environment

Content Area Designation and Goals

Analytical / quantitative thought (A)

systems of logic mathematical sciences development through deductive / inductive process

Goals

1. Prepare students to critically analyze and solve problems using quantitative, geometric, or logical models.

2. Form inferences using logical systems and mathematical information 3. Communicate these in writing 4. Give appropriate multiple representations (symbolical, visual, graphical, numerical or

verbal) of logical or mathematical information

Humanities courses (H)

courses concentrate on the expression, analysis and interpretation of ideas and the aesthetics or values that have formed and informed individuals and societies

and emphasize diversity in the expression of human ideas and aesthetic or cultural values.

Goals

1. prepare students to critically analyze the relationships of aesthetics, ideas, or cultural values to historic and contemporary cultures

2. develop an understanding of how ideas, events, arts or texts shape diverse individual identities

3. demonstrate their understanding through written work that provides them the opportunity to enhance their writing skills


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Contemporary International Culture (L)

include the equivalent of at least one semester credit hour of laboratory experience aimed at interpreting scientific hypotheses and emphasize scientific inquiry and experimental methodology

Goals

1. prepare students to critically analyze scientific problems, formulate hypotheses, conduct appropriate experiments, and interpret results

2. solve problems using scientific inquiry and experimental methodology; communicate procedures, results and conclusions to others

3. demonstrate their understanding through written work appropriate to the discipline that provides them the opportunity to enhance their writing skills.

Natural Science (N)

courses feature the systematic study of natural processes, and the mechanisms and consequences of human intervention in those processes; and place primary emphasis on the subject matter of one or more basic physical or biological sciences in a broadly integrative fashion

Goals

1. prepare students to understand the scientific inquiry process; 2. critically analyze the physical world using the language and concepts of science 3. use the methodologies and models of science to select, define, solve, and evaluate

problems in biological and physical sciences 4. evaluate evidence, interpretations, results, and solutions related to the physical and

biological sciences 5. evaluate evidence, interpretations, results, and solutions related to the physical and

biological sciences 6. understand the consequences of human intervention in natural processes and

mechanisms 7. demonstrate their understanding through written work appropriate to the discipline that

provides them the opportunity to enhance their writing skills

Scientific Investigation (L)

courses include the equivalent of at least one semester credit hour of laboratory experience aimed at interpreting scientific hypotheses and emphasize scientific inquiry and experimental methodology.

Goals


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1. are to prepare students to critically analyze scientific problems, formulate hypotheses, conduct appropriate experiments, and interpret results

2. solve problems using scientific inquiry and experimental methodology 3. communicate procedures, results and conclusions to others 4. demonstrate their understanding through written work appropriate to the discipline

that provides them the opportunity to enhance their writing skills

Social and Behavioral Sciences (S)

courses propose theoretical constructs to explain human behavior and society in social and/or physical environments; and are based on empirical observation of human behavior rather than the study of aesthetics, ideas or cultural values

Goals

1. prepare students to critically analyze generalizations about society and explore theoretical structures

2. understand the role of empirical observation in the social and behavioral structures 3. demonstrate their understanding through written work that provides them the opportunity

to enhance their writing skills

Diversity (D)

emphasize one or more socially constructed groups (e.g. racial, ethnic, religious, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation) in the United States

Goals

1. prepare students to critically analyze historical and contemporary examples of socially constructed groups in American society or culture and the distribution of political, economic, and/or cultural benefits and opportunities afforded to these groups

2. to understand how these groups relate to the student’s academic discipline and American culture

3. demonstrate their understanding through written work that provides them the opportunity to enhance their writing skills


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General Education Course Review Templates

Analytical and Quantitative Thought

GE NUM HRS NAME DESCRIPTION GEN GOAL ACTIVITY ASSESSMENT

(A) Critical Analysis / Problem Solving

Form Inferences

Writing

Multiple Representation


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Humanities (H)


(H) 3 Critical analysis of aesthetics, ideas, or cultural values

Understand how such ideas shape diverse identifies.

Writing


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Natural Science (N)


(N)

3

Understand scientific inquiry

Analyze using language and concepts of science

Evaluation using scientific methodology

Understand consequences of human intervention.

Writing


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Scientific Investigation (L) – Incorporated with N course


(NL) 3 Prepare for critical analysis; hypotheses; experiments; interpret

Solve problems

Communicate procedures

Writing


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Social and Behavioral Science (S)


(S) 3 Critical Analysis

Role of Empirical Observation

Writing


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Diversity (D)


(D)

3

Critical analysis of socially constructed groups

Understand how groups relate to discipline / American culture

Writing


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International (I)


(I)

Critical analysis of culture external to United States

Understand how international culture relates to world systems

Writing


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GENERAL EDUCATION DESIGNATION MAP

Institutional Goals

General Education Designation

A H I D N L S Communication

X X X X X X X

Critical Analysis

X X X X X X X

Diversity

X X

Human and Natural Environment

X X X X

*This map should be constructed in collaboration with administration/faculty.


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List of General Education Courses

Analytical and Quantitative Thought (A)

Designation Course ID Title A MATH 1483 Mathematical Functions and their

Uses A MATH 1493 Applications of Modern

Mathematics A MATH 1513 College Algebra A MATH 1613 Trigonometry A MATH 1715 College Algebra and

Trigonometry A MATH 2103 Elementary Calculus MATH 2123 Calculus for Technology

Programs I A MATH 2133 Calculus for Technology

Programs II A MATH 2144 Calculus I A MATH 2153 Calculus II A MATH 3403 Geometric Structures A MATH 3603 Mathematical Structures A PHIL 1313 Logic and Critical Thinking A PHIL 3003 Symbolic Logic A CS 1103 Computer Programming A CS 1113 Computer Science I A HONR 1093 Patterns and Symmetry in

Mathematics A STAT 2013 Elementary Statistics A STAT 2023 Elementary Statistics for

Business and Economics A STAT 4013 Statistical Methods I A STAT 4053 Statistical Methods for Social

Sciences


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Diversity (D)

Designation Course ID Title D, S A&S 2003 Inclusion Leadership D A&S 2323 Diversity and Inclusion in 21st

Century America D A&S 4000 Native American and Indigenous

Rights D AGEC 2303 Food Marketing to a Diverse

Population D AGLE 2403 Agricultural Leadership in a

Multicultural Society D, H AMIS 2013 Introduction to American Indian

Studies D AMIS 4013 American Indian Sovereignty D AMST 3473 Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in

American Film D AMST 3503 Television and American Society D, H AMST 3653 The Body in American Culture D, H AMST 3723 Cultural History of American

Sports D, H AMST 3743 Harlem Renaissance D, H AMST 3813 Readings in the American

Experience D AMST 3823 Us as Business Culture D AMST 4553 Gender in America D BADM 1103 Social and Behavioral Issues in

Business D BADM 4010 Diversity Impacts on Business D DHM 4533 Diversity Issues in Facility

Management and Design D, S DIVR 2213 Minorities in Science and

Technology D EDUC 4443 Cultural Diversity in Professional

Life D EEE 3033 Minority in Womens

Entrepreneurship D, H ENGL 2413 Introduction to Literature D ENGL 2773 Survey of American Literature I D ENGL 2883 Survey of American Literature II D, H ENGL 3153 Literature by Women D, H ENGL 3170 Rdns in Lit and Other Disc

Disability Studies and Literature D, H ENGL 3183 Native American Literature D, H ENGL 3193 African American Literature D ENGL 3473 Race Gender and Ethnicity in

American Film D, H ENGL 3503 Television in American Society D, H ENGL 3813 Readings in the American

Experience


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D FDSC 2103 Regional Diversity in Food Production and Processing

D GEOG 3123 Urban Geography Diversity (D) (continued)

Designation Course ID Title D GEOG 3713 Geography of the United States

and Canada D, H GEOG 4253 Womens Travel Accounts: Then

and Now D GWST 2123 Introduction to Gender Studies D GWST 3450 Gendered Foodways? D, H GWST 3613 Race and Reproduction in the

US D GWST 3713 Gender and Representation D HDFS 2123 Developmental Disabilities

Issues Across the Lifespan D HIST 3673 United States History 1919 to

1945 D HIST 3683 US History since 1945 D HIST 3763 American Southwest D, H HIST 3793 Indians in America D, H HIST 3980 Immigration Race and Nativism D HIST 4153 African American History 1619 to

1865 D HIST 4163 African American History 1865 to

1954 D HIST 4173 Black Intellectual History D, H HIST 4493 Frontier in American Memory D HIST 4553 Gender in America D, S HONR 2023 Constitutional Dimensions of

Diversity D HONR 3043 Contemporary Cultures of the

United States D, H HONR 3053 Biology Race and Gender D JB 1143 Media in a Diverse Society D LA 2513 Native American Symbolism in

Landscape Design D LEIS 2443 Diversity in Contemporary

Society D MC 1143 Media in Society D MGMT 4213 Managing Diversity in the

Workplace D MSIS 3023 or 4010 Technology Diversity and

Entrepeneurship D MUSI 3573 Americas Ethnic Music D, H PHIL 3920 Philosophy of Race D POLS 3953 Minorities in the American

Political System D POLS 3973 Race Politics and Sports D PSYC 4123 Psychology of Women D PSYC 4133 Psychology of Minorities


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D REL 3573 Religions of Native Americans

Diversity (D) (continued)

Designation Course ID Title D SCFD 3223 The Role of the Teacher in

American Schools D SOC 3133 Racial and Ethnic Relations D SOC 3213 American Society and Culture D, S SOC 3523 Juvenile Delinquency D SOC 3993 Sociology of Aging D SOC 4043 Gender and Work D, H TH 3633 Voices of Diversity D WMST 3450 Language and Gender


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Humanities (H)

Designation Course ID Title H, I A&S 2000 Introduction to Africana Studies

H A&S 4000 Special Topics Route 66 and American Culture

H, I AG 3080 Culture and Agriculture of Italy H AG 3733 Food and Culture H, D AMST 2103 Introduction to American Studies

H AMST 3223 Theories and Methods of American Studies

H AMST 3253 Globalization of American Culture

H AMST 3313 Science Technology and American Cultures

H AMST 3423 American Popular Culture H AMST 3433 Television Studies H AMST 3443 Studies in Film Genre H AMST 3513 Film and American Society H, D AMST 3653 The Body in American Culture H, D AMST 3723 Cultural History of American Sports H AMST 3733 Food and Culture H, D AMST 3743 Harlem Renaissance H AMST 3803 War in the American Imagination H, D AMST 3813 Readings in the American Experience H AMST 3823 Us As Business Culture

H AMST 3950 Gender and Popular Culture, Special Topics in American Studies

H AMST 3950 Representing the American West H AMST 4593 America in International Perspective

H AMST 4633 The Frontier and American Visual Culture

H ANTH 4223 The Aztec Empire H ARCH 4293 Ethics of the Built Environment H ART 2603 Art History Survey I H ART 3713 Early Medieval Art H ART 3723 Late Medieval Art H ART 3733 History of Latin American Art I H, I ART 3743 History of Latin American Art II

H ART 4633 The Frontier and American Visual Culture

H, I ART 4683 Contemporary South Asian Art H, I ART 4800 East Meets West

H ART 4800 Special Studies in Art Indian Miniature Painting

H, I ART 4800 Special Studies in Art Contemporary South Asian Art

H ART 4910 Special Studies in Art History Study Abroad in Japan Summer 2004

H ENGL 2233 Writing as a Profession H, I ENGL 2243 Language Text and Culture H, D ENGL 2413 Introduction to Literature H, D ENGL 3153 Literature by Women


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H, D ENGL 3170 Rds in Lit and Other Disc Disability Studies and Literature

H ENGL 3170 Readings in Literature and Agriculture H, D ENGL 3183 Native American Literature H, D ENGL 3193 African American Literature

H ENGL 3200 Innovation & Dissent: Newton, Cromwell & 17th Cen

H, I ENGL 3200 Problems in English

H, I ENGL 3200 Traveling and Telling Mobility and the Art of Narrative

H ENGL 3410 Popular Fiction H ENGL 3433 Television Studies H ENGL 3443 Studies in Film Genre H, D ENGL 3503 Television and American Society H, D ENGL 3813 Readings in the American Experience H FLL 3113 French Literature in Translation

H, I GEOG 3910 Traveling and Telling Mobility and the Art of Narrative

H, D GEOG 4253 Women’s Travel Accounts Then and Now

H GREK 4113 Greek Literature in Translation

H GWST 2123 Introduction to Women’s Studies in the Arts and Humanities

H, D GWST 3450 Gendered Foodways H HIST 3043 Ancient Mesopotamia: Iraq, Iran & Syria H HIST 3133 African Diaspora History H, I HIST 3333 History of the Second World War H HIST 3353 Mediterranean World H HIST 3363 Popular Religion in the West H HIST 3373 Medieval England: 55 B.c.-1485 A.d. H HIST 3383 Tudor: Stuart England H HIST 3393 Modern England 1714 to Present H HIST 3443 Gender Relations in Chinese History H, I HIST 3463 Modern Latin American History H, I HIST 3493 Scandinavia Since 1500 H, I HIST 3513 Modern Middle East Since 1800

H, I HIST 3553 Media and Popular Culture in the Arab Middle East

H HIST 3633 Early National Period, 1787-1828 H HIST 3643 The Jacksonian Era, 1828-1850

H HIST 3663 Robbers Barons and Reformers: U.S. Hist 1877-1919

H HIST 3673 U.S. History, 1919-1945 H HIST 3693 The Modern West H HIST 3753 Trans-Mississippi West H HIST 3763 American Southwest H HIST 3783 New South H HIST 3793 Indians in America, Spring '06 H, D HIST 3793 Indians in America, Fall '09 H HIST 3913 History of Medicine H HIST 3980 Three Voices of Protest H, D HIST 3980 Immigration Race and Nativism


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H HIST 3980 Late Imperial China H HIST 3980 History and Film

H, I HIST 3980 Culture of Northern Italy Past and Present

H, I HIST 3980 Greece and Istanbul H HIST 3980 Medieval Magic Then and Now

H HIST 3980 Sicily Malta and Tunisia Cultural Crossroads

H, I HIST 3980 Greece and Istanbul Cultural Crossroads of the World

H HIST 3980 Celtic Culture Through the Ages I H HIST 3980 Celtic Culture Through the Ages II

H HIST 3980 Beer & Bread-- Food in Pre-Indust Europe

H, I HIST 3980 Scandinavia Since 1500 H HIST 4153 African American History, 1619-1865 H HIST 4163 African American History, 1865-1954 H HIST 4173 Black Intellectual History H HIST 4253 American Foreign Relations to 1917 H HIST 4353 American Military History H HIST 4453 History and Film H, D HIST 4493 Frontier in American Memory H HIST 4503 American Urban History H HIST 4523 American Environmental History H HIST 4533 Blacks in America I, H HIST 4543 Vietnam War H HIST 4573 Women in Western Civilization H HIST 4593 America in International Perspective H HIST 4980 Gender Relations in Chinese History

H, I HONR 3000 Traveling and Telling Mobility and the Art of Narrative

H HONR 3000 Finding the Patterns of Life H, I HONR 3013 Holocaust Studies Seminar

H, I HONR 3023 Contemporary Cultures of the Western World

H, D HONR 3053 Biology Race and Gender H JB 3173 History of Mass Communication H LATN 4113 Latin Literature in Translation H MC 3173 History of Mass Communication H MUSI 2773 History of Jazz H, I MUSI 3543 Music and Culture of Northern Italy H MUSI 3573 America's Ethnic Music H MUSI 3753 History of Music (antiquity to 1600) H PHIL 1113 Introduction to Philosophy H PHIL 3523 Medieval Philosophy H, D PHIL 3623 Philosophy of Race H PHIL 3723 Philosophy of Film

H PHIL 3920 Contemporary Issues in Philosophy: Creation & Evol

H, I PHIL 3920 Contemporary Philosophical Problems H PHIL 3920 Philosophy of Film H, I PHIL 3920 Ethics and International Justice


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H, I PHIL 3920 Ethics and Globalization in Foreign Film

H PHIL 3920 Applied Ethics in Contemporary American Film

H, I PHIL 3920 Ethics and Justice in Development

H PHIL 3920 Contemporary Philosophical Problems Subtitled Philosophy of Film

H PHIL 3920 Contemporary Issues in Philosophy Environmental Ethics

H PHIL 3920 Contemporary Philosophical Problems Subtitled American Philosophy

H PHIL 3920 Contemporary Philosophical Problems Subtitled Environmental Ethics

H PHIL 3920 Creation and Evolution

H PHIL 3920 Science in Context Science Politics and Values in the Origin of Species

H, I PHIL 3920 Philosophy Genocide and the Holocaust H PHIL 3920 Epistemological Skepticism H PHIL 3920 Ethics War and Terrorism H PHIL 3920 God Philosophy and the Movies H, I PHIL 3920 Social Philosophy H PHIL 3920 Problems in Epistemology H PHIL 3920 Ethics and Global Justice H PHIL 3920 Philosophy and the Movies H PHIL 3920 Environmental Ethics H PHIL 3920 God and Philosophy H PHIL 3920 Sex Love and Gender H PHIL 3920 Christianity and Philosophy

H PHIL 3920 Contemporary Issues in Philosophy: Film

H Phil 3933 Creation and Evolution H REL 1103 Religions of Mankind H REL 3023 The New Testament and its Study

H REL 3223 The Teachings of Jesus in Historical Context

H, I REL 4050 Understanding Islam H REL 4050 The Reformation of the 16th Century H, I REL 4050 Understanding Global Islam H, I REL 4050 Religions and Sects in Middle East H RUSS 3123 Russian Culture and Civilization H SPAN 4163 Don Quixote H, D TH 3633 Voices of Diversity H TH 3943 Contemporary Theatre

H WMST 2123 Intro to Women's Studies in the Arts and Humanities


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International (I)

Designation Course ID Title

I, H A&S 2000 Introduction to Africana Studies

I AG 3080 Agriculture and Natural Resources of Thailand

I AG 3080 Study Abroad to Ireland I AG 3080 Discover France I, H AG 3080 Culture and Agriculture of Italy

I AG 3080 Balancing Environmental and Agriculture Sustainability in China

I AG 3080 Culture and Agriculture of Ireland I AG 3080 New Zealand The Long White Cloud

I AG 3080 Agriculture and Food Systems of Nicaragua

I AG 3080 Australia and New Zealand Agriculture and Natural Resource Experience

I AG 3080 Nicaragua Agricultural and Food Systems

I AG 3080 International Experience I AG 3080 Food Science and Industry in Spain I AG 3080 Study Abroad in the Czech Republic I AG 3080 Mexico Agricultural Study Tour

I AGEC 2313 Case Studies in Agricultural Trade and Development

I AGEC 4343 International Agricultural Markets Trade and Development

I AGEC 4803 International Agricultural Economics Tour

I AGLE 3803 Global Leadership in Agriculture I, S ANTH 3443 Peoples of Mesoamerica I, H ART 3743 History of Latin American Art I, H ART 4683 Contemporary South Asian Art I, H ART 4800 East Meets West

I, H ART 4800 Special Studies in Art Contemporary South Asian Art

I AVED 4653 International Aerospace Issues

I BADM 2010 Special Topics Contemporary Italian Culture and Business

I BADM 2093

Study Abroad Contemporary International Culture and Business Impacts

I BADM 3713 International Business

I, S BADM 4010 Social and Cultural Impacts on International Business

I BADM 4050 Business Impacts of Contemporary International Culture

I, S BADM 4050 Social and Cultural Impacts on International Business

I BADM 4093 Study Abroad Business Impacts of Contemporary International Culture


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I DHM 4323 Heritage of Interior Design

I DHM 4810 Design and Merchandising in Northern Italy

I DHM 4810 Design and Merchandising in Western Europe

I DHM 4810 Sustainable Sweden for Merchandisers and Designers

I DHM 4810 Paris and Berlin Study Abroad Program

I EEE 4603 Entrepreneurship and Empowerment in South Africa

I, H ENGL 2243 Language Text and Culture

I, H ENGL 3200 Traveling and Telling Mobility and the Art of Narrative

I ENGR 4060 Technology of Brazil I ENGR 4060 Technology of France I ENGR 4060 Technology of Northern Italy

I ENGR 4060 Renewable Energy Technology in Scandinavia

I ENGR 4060 Technology of Italy I ENGR 4060 Service in Seis De Mayo Honduras I ENGR 4060 Engineering Service West Africa I ENGR 4060 Technology of China I, S GEOG 3053 Introduction to Central Asian Studies

I, H GEOG 3910 Traveling and Telling Mobility and the Art of Narrative

I GEOG 4600 Geography Study Abroad

I, S GEOG 4910 Cultural and Natural Resources of Morocco

I GEOG 4910 Topics in Geography I, S GEOG 4910 Historic Geography of WW2 Germany I GRMN 4113 German Literature in Translation I HDFS 3203 Children's Play: A World Perspective

I HDFS 4850 Early childhood Ed & Family Culture in No Italy

I, S HES 3080 Food and Culture of Italy

I HES 3080 International Experience The Food and Culture of Italy

I HES 3080 Cultural Diversity in Greece

I HIST 3003 The Soviet Union: History, Society, and Culture

I, H HIST 3333 History of the Second World War I, H HIST 3463 Modern Latin American History I, H HIST 3493 Scandinavia Since 1500 I, H HIST 3513 Modern Middle East Since 1800 I HIST 3543 Israel & Palestine in Modern Times

I, H HIST 3553 Media and Popular Culture in the Arab Middle East

I, H HIST 3980 Culture of Northern Italy Past and Present

I, H HIST 3980 Greece and Istanbul

I, H HIST 3980 Greece and Istanbul Cultural Crossroads of the World


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I, H HIST 3980 Scandinavia Since 1500 I, H HIST 4543 Vietnam War I HIST 4563 The Cold War

I, S HONR 3000 The Culture of Food Science and Language Nutrition and Security

I, H HONR 3000 Traveling and Telling Mobility and the Art of Narrative

I, H HONR 3013 Holocaust Studies Seminar

I, H HONR 3023 Contemporary Cultures of the Western World

I, S HONR 3033 Contemporary Cultures of the Nonwestern World

I HORT 4053 International Experience in Horticulture

I HORT 4990 Mongolia Ancient Empire Modern Challenge

I INTL 4020 Independent Studies

I LA 4053 International Experience in Landscape Architecture Japan

I LA 4063 International Experience in Landscape Architecture Peru

I LA 4990 Japan Design Study Program I LA 4990 Peru Study Abroad Travel Studio

I LA 4990 Landscape Architecture Special Problems

I LA 4990 Peru Studio Exchange I LA 4990 Peruvian Studio Exchange I MGMT 4613 International Management

I MGMT 4883 Multiple Perspectives in Global Management

I, H MUSI 3543 Music and Culture of Northern Italy I, H PHIL 3920 Contemporary Philosophical Problems I, H PHIL 3920 Ethics and International Justice I, H PHIL 3920 Ethics and Globalization in Foreign Film I, H PHIL 3920 Ethics and Justice in Development I, H PHIL 3920 Philosophy Genocide and the Holocaust I, H PHIL 3920 Social Philosophy I PHIL 3920 Ethics and International Justice I POLS 3003 The Soviet Union

I, S POLS 3063 Civilization Empire and Change in World Politics

I POLS 3163 Politics of Africa I, H REL 4050 Understanding Islam I, H REL 4050 Understanding Global Islam I, H REL 4050 Religions and Sects in Middle East

I RUSS 3003 The Soviet Union: History, Society, and Culture

I RUSS 4133 Gay and Lesbian Literature in Russia

I, S SOC 4033 Comparative Perspectives on Criminal Justice Systems

I, S SOC 4653 Gender and the Middle East

I TCOM 3153 International Aspects of Telecommunications


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Scientific Investigation (L)


L, N BIOL 1114 Introductory Biology L, N CHEM 1014 Chemistry in Civilization L, N CHEM 1215 General Chemistry L, N CHEM 1225 General Chemistry L, N CHEM 1314 General Chemistry I L, N CHEM 1413 Inquiry-Based Chemistry L, N CHEM 1414 Chemistry for Engineers L, N CHEM 1515 General Chemistry L, N DHM 2573 Textiles

L, N ENTO 2991 Introduction to the Science of Entomology Laboratory

L, N ENTO 2993 Introduction to Entomology L, N GEOG 1114 Physical Geography L, N GEOL 1014 Geology and Human Affairs L, N GEOL 1114 Physical Geology L, N HONR 2514 Honors Scientific Inquiry L, N HORT 1013 Principles of Horticultural Science L, N MICR 1513 Inquiry-Based Biology L, N NREM 1014 Introduction to Natural History L, N PHYS 1114 General Physics L, N PHYS 1313 Inquiry-Based Physics L, N PHYS 2014 General Physics L PHYS 2314 General Physics for Science Majors I L PHYS 2414 General Physics for Science Majors 2


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Natural Sciences (N) Designation Course ID Title

N ANTH 2353 Introduction to Biological Anthropology

N ASTR 1014 The Solar System

N ASTR 1024 Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe

N, L BIOL 1114 Introductory Biology N BIOL 3223 Survey of Human Diseases N BIOL 3232 Human Reproduction

N BIOL 3243 Biological Rhythms in Humans and Other Organisms

N BIOL 3253 Environment and Society N BIOL 3263 Plants and People N BOT 1404 Plant Biology N BOT 3253 Environment and Society N BOT 3263 Plants and People N, L CHEM 1014 Chemistry in Civilization N, L CHEM 1215 General Chemistry N, L CHEM 1225 General Chemistry N, L CHEM 1314 General Chemistry I N, L CHEM 1413 Inquiry-Based Chemistry N, L CHEM 1414 Chemistry for Engineers N, L CHEM 1515 General Chemistry N, L DHM 2573 Textiles N ENTO 2003 Insects and Society N ENTO 2223 Insects and Public Health

N, L ENTO 2991 Introduction to the Science of Entomology Laboratory

N ENTO 2992 Introduction to the Science of Entomology

N, L ENTO 2993 Introduction to Entomology N FOR 3643 Forest Environmental Science N, L GEOG 1114 Physical Geography N GEOG 3023 Climatology N GEOG 3033 Meteorology N GEOG 4023 Geography of Arid Lands

N GEOG 4053 Geography of Biotic Resources

N GEOG 4053 Biogeography N, L GEOL 1014 Geology and Human Affairs N, L GEOL 1114 Physical Geology N GEOL 3043 Scenic Geologic Regions N, L HONR 2514 Honors Scientific Inquiry

N, L HORT 1013 Principles of Horticulture Science

L HORT 2123 Environmental Issues in Horticultural Science

N, L MICR 1513 Inquiry-Based Biology


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N MICR 3103 Microbes: Friends or Foes N, L NREM 1014 Introduction to Natural History N NREM 3343 Forest Environmental Science N NSCI 2114 Principles of Human Nutrition N PHYS 1014 Descriptive Physics N, L PHYS 1114 General Physics N, L PHYS 1313 Inquiry-Based Physics N, L PHYS 2014 General Physics

N PHYS 2314 General Physics for Science Majors I

N PHYS 2414 General Physics for Science Majors

N PLNT 1223 Plants Genes and the Consumer

N PSYC 3073 Neurobiological Psychology N PSYC 3113 Comparative Psychology N PSYC 3173 Cognitive Science N PSYC 4023 Evolutionary Psychology N RLEM 2913 Ecology of Natural Resources N SOIL 2124 Fundamentals of Soil Sciences N ZOOL 1604 Animal Biology

N ZOOL 3023 Freshwater Concepts Threats and Management

N ZOOL 3113 Human Evolution N ZOOL 3123 Human Heredity N ZOOL 3143 Oceanography N ZOOL 3700 Biology Power of Observation


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Social and Behavioral Sciences (S)


S, D A&S 2000 Diversity and Inclusion in 21st Century America

S, D A&S 2000 Minorities in Science and Technology Contributions Past Present Future

S, D A&S 2003 Inclusion Leadership

S A&S 2323 Diversity and Inclusion in 21st Century America

S AMST 3333 Crime, Law, and American Culture S ANTH 2343 European Prehistory S ANTH 2353 General Anthropology S, I ANTH 3443 Peoples of Mesoamerica S ANTH 4223 The Aztec Empire

S BADM 1103 Social and Behavioral Foundations of Business Interactions

S, I BADM 4010 Social and Cultural Impacts on International Business

S, I BADM 4050 Social and Cultural Impacts on International Business

S, D DIVR 2213 Minorities in Science and Technology Contributions Past Present Future

S EDUC 2443 Contemporary Issues in Diversity

S ENGR 4113 Intellectual Property Law for Technical Professionals

S ENGR 4123 Tort and Products Liability Law for Technical Prof

S ENGR 4133 Environmental Regulations for Technical Professionals

S, I GEOG 3053 Introduction to Central Asian Studies

S, I GEOG 4910 Cultural and Natural Resources of Morocco

S, I GEOG 4910 Historic Geography of WWII Germany S GWST 2113 Transnational Women’s Studies S HDFS 2114 Lifespan Human Development Honors

S HDFS 4443 Fatherhood: Developmental, Social, and Historical

S, I HES 3080 Food and Culture of Italy S HHP 2603 Total Wellness S, D HONR 2023 Constitutional Dimensions of Diversity

S HONR 3000 Contemporary Cultures of the United States

S, I HONR 3000 The Culture of Food Science Language Nutrition and Security

S, I HONR 3033 Contemporary Cultures of the Northwestern World

S HONR 3043 Contemporary Cultures of the United States

S, I POLS 3063 Civilization Empire and Change in World Politics

S POLS 4123 Politics of Globalization


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S POLS 4623 Oklahoma Politics S PSYC 4213 Conflict Resolution S PSYC 4343 Language Development S SDEV 3013 Leadership Concepts S SOC 3213 American Society and Culture S, D SOC 3523 Juvenile Delinquency S SOC 3993 Sociology of Aging

S, I SOC 4033 Comparative Perspectives on Criminal Justice Systems

S SOC 4453 Environmental Inequality S SOC 4463 Technology and Society S SOC 4643 Sociology of Gender S, I SOC 4653 Gender and the Middle East

S WMST 2113 Introduction to Women's Studies in the Social Science


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Spears School of Business

University Requirements

GE NUM HRS NAME DESCRIPTION GEN GOAL

ACTIVITY ASSESSMENT

(N/A) ENGL 1113

3 Comp I

The fundamentals of expository writing with emphasis on structure, development and style.

Unknown Unknown Unknown

(N/A) ENGL 1213

3 Comp II

Expository composition with emphasis on technique and style through intensive and extensive readings.



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University Requirements (continued)


ACTIVITY ASSESSMENT

(N/A) HIST 1103

3 Survey of American History

Meaning, vitality, and uniqueness of United States history since 1492 through a thematic examination of the nation’s past.


(N/A) POLS 1113

3 American Government

Organization, processes and functions of the national government of the United States.



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General Education

Analytical and Quantitative Thought (A)


(A) MATH 1483

3 Mathematical Functions

Analysis of functions and their graphs from the viewpoint of rates of change. Linear, exponential, logarithmic and other functions. Applications to the natural sciences, agriculture, business and the social sciences.

Critical Analysis / Problem Solving

ID quant models Homework 4 Tests

Form Inferences Applied problems

Writing Homework and exams require writing


Symbolic, graphical, and numeric

OR

(A) MATH 1513

3 College Algebra

Quadratic equations, functions and graphs, inequalities, systems of equations, exponential and logarithmic functions, theory of equations, sequences, permutations and combinations.


Emphasize many “possible” solutions / reasonableness

Homework 4 Tests

Form Inferences Applied problems

Writing Homework requires writing / explanation


Graphical, coding, geometric, statistics


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AND

(A) MATH 2103

3 Elementary Calculus

An introduction to differential and integral calculus. For students of business and social sciences.


Verifying solutions; multiple methods

Quizzes Homework 4 Tests

Form Inferences Understand solution steps.

Writing Homework emphasizes writing


Written, verbal, and graphical.


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Humanities (H)


(H) ANY 3 Any Course

Insert Critical analysis of aesthetics, ideas, or cultural values

Class specific

Class Specific


Writing

AND

(H) ANY 3 Any Course

Insert Critical analysis of aesthetics, ideas, or cultural values

Class Specific

Class specific


Writing


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Natural Science (N)


(N)

ANY

3

Any Course

Insert

Understand scientific inquiry Class specific

Class specific

Analyze using language and concepts of science

Evaluation using scientific methodology

Understand consequences of human intervention.

Writing

Scientific Investigation (L) – Incorporated with N course


(NL) ANY 3 Any Course

Insert Prepare for critical analysis; hypotheses; experiments; interpret

Class specific

Class specific

Solve problems

Communicate procedures


35

Writing


36

Social and Behavioral Science


(S) ANY 3 Any course Insert Critical Analysis Class specific Class specific


Writing

AND

(S) ANY 3 Any course Insert Critical Analysis Class specific Class specific


Writing


37

Diversity (D)


(D)

ANY

3

Any Course

Insert

Critical analysis of socially constructed groups

Class specific

Class specific

Understand how groups relate to discipline / American culture

Writing

International (I)


(I)

ANY

?

Any Course

Insert

Critical analysis of culture external to United States

Class specific

Class specific

Understand how international culture relates to world systems

Writing


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Other College/Department Requirements


ACTIVITY ASSESSMENT

(N/A) BADM 1111

3 Business Freshmen Orientation

An orientation to the SSB and OSU, survival skills, and a study of the career opportunities and curriculum in the various business departments.



(S) SPCH 2713

3 Introduction to Speech Communication

Principles and techniques of preparing for, participating in and evaluating communication behavior in the conversation, the interview, group discussion and the public speech. A competency-based approach

Critical Analysis

Own / other communication skills; theory

Communication profile Problem-solving group discussion Persuasive presentation Final exam


Conduct surveys / analysis – audience interest

Writing Interview profile; planning report; annotated bibliography

Minimal Common Content Experiences in General Education for Business Students - 1

ENGL 1113 ENGL 1213 HIST 1103 POLS 1113 MATH 1513 MATH 2103 SPCH 2713 BADM 1111 Regent The fundamentals

of expository writing with emphasis on structure, development and style.




A Analysis of functions and their graphs from the viewpoint of rates of change. Linear, exponential, logarithmic and other functions.

An introduction to differential and integral calculus.

S Principles and techniques of preparing for, participating in and evaluating communication behavior in the conversation, the interview, group discussion and the public speech.

College An orientation to the SSB and OSU, survival skills, and a study of the career opportunities and curriculum in the various business departments.

Minimal Common Content Experiences in General Education for Business Students - 2

ENGL 1113 ENGL 1213 HIST 1103 POLS 1113 MATH 1513 MATH 2103 SPCH 2713 BADM 1111 Regent The

fundamentals of expository writing with emphasis on structure, development and style.




A Quadratic equations, functions and graphs, inequalities, systems of equations, exponential and logarithmic functions, theory of equations, sequences, permutations and combinations.

An introduction to differential and integral calculus.

S Principles and techniques of preparing for, participating in and evaluating communication behavior in the conversation, the interview, group discussion and the public speech.

College An orientation to the SSB and OSU, survival skills, and a study of the career opportunities and curriculum in the various business departments.

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