Concentration:
Degree earned: Bachelor of Arts in Leadership in the Public Sector
Effective: 06/2007
Updated: 11/2007
| FRESHMAN YEAR | ||||
| Fall Semester | Credit | Spring Semester | Credit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ENG 101 Academic Writing 1 |
4 16 |
Social Science 9 |
3 17 |
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| SOPHOMORE YEAR | ||||
| Fall Semester | Credit | Spring Semester | Credit | |
| Philosophy 7 Basic Science 10 Mathematics 13 Social Science 9 Free Electives 18 |
3 16 |
Social Science 9 |
3 16 |
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| JUNIOR YEAR | ||||
| Fall Semester | Credit | Spring Semester | Credit | |
| 200 level major elective course 19 Free electives 18 |
9 15 |
300 level major elective course 20 PS 315 Public Leadership Free Electives 18 |
6 15 |
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| SENIOR YEAR | ||||
| Fall Semester | Credit | Spring Semester | Credit | |
PS 471 Public Op Research Methods |
3 15 |
PA 525 Organizational Design Free Electives 18 |
3 12 |
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| Minimum Credit Hours Required for Graduation: | 122 | |||
| Footnotes: | ||||
1. Writing and Speaking: Students must have four hours of credit with a grade of C- or better in ENG 101. 2. Literature I: ENG/FL 219, ENG/FL 220, ENG/FL 221, ENG/FL 222, ENG 251, 261, 262, FLF 301, FLS 301, FLS 303, FLS 403, FLG 316, FLR 303. (Satisfies 3 hr GER requirement). 3. Literature II: Any course that meets the Literature 1 requirement or: ENG 246, 248, 252, 265, 266, 305, 349, 362, 363, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 376, 377, 380, 382, 383, 385, 390, 398, 399, 420, 439, 448, 449, 451, 452, 453, 463, 464, 465, 468, 469, 470, 471, 486, 487, ENG/FL 223, 224, 406, 407, FLF 302, FLS 304, FLS 403, FLS 404, FLS 492, GRK 320. 4. History I: HI 207, 208, 209, 215, 216, 263, 264, 270, 275, 276. (Satisfies 3 hr GER requirement in History or Visual and Performing Arts). 5. History II: HI 205, 210, 221, 222, 233, 251, 252. (This can also satisfy 3 hr GER in History or Visual and Performing Arts). 6. Foreign Languages: Completion of FL 201, or comparable proficiency as demonstrated by examination. (All students must take the NCSU Proficiency Test upon entering CHASS. Students who take FL 101 and FL 102 will not receive graduation credit for these courses unless they are in a language other than the one used to fulfull the 201 language requirement). 7. Philosophy: A 3-credit course in philosophy on the unversity approved GER. (Satisfies 3 hr GER requirement in History, Philosophy, or Religion) 8. Arts and Letters Elective:Any 3-credit course in music (including IDS 306), history of art dance (including DAN 272/295 sequence), multi-arts (including IDS 251, 252, 351), design (ARC 140, 141, 142, GD 200, LAR 444; any ADN course at the 100 or 200 level [except ADN 292]; ADN 311, 384, 386, 414, 454), film (AFS/ENG 375, COM/ENG 364, 374, ENG 282, 382, 384, 492, FLF 318, FLG 318, FLS 318, MDS 496), theater (COM 103, 203, 213, 233, 303, 323, 333), religion (any REL course other than a Hebrew language course), or classics (GRK/LAT 310). Courses in major field of study are excluded. 9. Social Sciences: Four 3-credit courses from 3 different social sciences on the GER list including; anthropology, cultural geography, economics, linguistics, politics and government, psychology, and sociology . (except for BUS 304, FOR 460 and AFS/IDS 345). Six of these credit hours also fulfill the CHASS requirement in Humanities and Social Sciences. 10. Basic Science: Introductory laboratory coruses in two of four areas: physics, chemistry, earth sciences, or biological sciences (biology, botany, and zoology). these courses include: BIO 105/106, BIO 181, BO 200, CH 100, CH 101/102, CH 201/202, FOR 221, MEA 100, MEA 101/110, MEA 120/121, MEA 130/135, MEA 200/210, PY 123/125, PY 123/126, PY 124/125, PY 124/126, PY 131, PY 133, PY 201, PY 202, PY 205, PY 208, PY 211, PY 212, SSC 200, ZO 150, ZO 212). 11.Natural Sciences: Any of the courses that meet the Basic Science requirement, or ANS 105, ANS 215, ANS 301, ANS 322, ANS 324, BCH 150, BO 213, BO 220, BO 222, BO 277, BO 360/36F, BO 405, CS 213, CS 312, ENT 201, ENT 203, ENT 402, ENT 425, FOR 212, FOR 252, FOR 402, FS 201, FS 301, FS 322, FS 324, FW 221, GN 301, GN 411, HS 100, HS 201, HS 211, HS 212, HS 301, MB 200, MB 351, MEA 220, MEA 250, NTR 301, PO 201, PO 322, PP 315, PP 318, PY 203, SSC 361, TMS 211, WPS 202, ZO 220, ZO 221, ZO 260, ZO 425. GER Requirements : (Mathematics and Natural Sciences, 20 hour minimum). Three courses (11 hours) from the natural sciences; two from different basic sciences (biology, chemistry, earth sciences and physics); two of the three courses must have a laboratory. 12. Science, Technology & Society:One 3-credit course from the university GER STS list - Sicence and Technology Perspective. Courses from major field of study may not be used to satisfy this requirement. This course also fulfills the 3 hours of the university GER requirement in Math/Natural Sciences. 13. Mathematics: Two courses (6 hours). One MA course in college-level mathematics on the university GER list except MA/LOG 335 and another MA, ST, or LOG course on the university GER List. 14. Health and Wellness. One of PE 100 through PE 109. 15. Physical Education: A 1 hour physical activity course. 16.Computer Literacy: This requireemtn is satisfied by the completion of the required courses category within the major. 17. Library/Information Literacy: This requirement is satisfied by completion of ENG 101, which introduces students to basic methods of research using print and electronic resources. 18. Free Electives: Students in the LPS curriculum may take a number of free electives that currently exist in distance education format. 19. 200 Level Major Elective Courses: Students in LPS must take three courses (9 hours) among the following LPS major elective courses : PER 201 Persian (taking this course will satisfy either CHASS foreign language requirement or LPS major elective course requirement but not both), PER 202 Persian, PHI 250 Practical Reasoning, IDS 201 Environmental Ethics, PHI 221 Contemporary Moral Issues, PS 202 State and Local Government. 20. 300 Level Major Elective Courses: Students in the LPS must take two courses (6 hours) among the following LPS major elective courses: PS 301 The Presidency and Congress, PS 310, Public Policy, PS 312 Introduction to Public Administration, PS 314 Science Technology and Public Policy, PS 331 US Foreign Policy, STS 302 Contemporary Science, Technology and Human Values, PSY 307 Industrial and Organizational Psychology. 21. 400 Level Major Elective Courses: Students in LPS must take one course (3 hours) among 300 level LPS major courses that they have not taken before, or one course (3 hours) among the following 400 level LPS major elective: HI 453 Latin American Relations, STS 402 Peace and War in the Nuclear Age.
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