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THE COMPLETE GER LIST
Effective August 1994 - June 2009

Mathematical and Natural Sciences (20 hours) (6 courses)
One must be a mathematics course

Mathematics, Statistics, Logic (6 hours)(2 courses)
BUS/ST 350 Economics and Business Statistics
GC 320 3D Spatial Relations
LOG 201 Logic
LOG/MA 335 Symbolic Logic
MA 103 Topics in Contemporary Mathematics
MA 105 Mathematics of Finance
MA 107 Precalculus I
MA 111 Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry
MA 114 Introduction to Finite Mathematics with Applications
MA 121 Elements of Calculus
MA 131 Calculus for Life and Management Sciences A
MA 141 Calculus I
MA 205 Elements of Matrix Computations added - effective 1/09
MA 231 Calculus for Life and Management Sciences B
MA 241 Calculus II.
MA 335 Symbolic Logic
PHI 250 Practical Reasoning
ST 101 Statistics by Example
ST 311 Introduction to Statistics
ST/BUS 350 Economics and Business Statistics
ST 361 Introduction to Statistics for Engineers

Natural Sciences (11 hours)(3 courses)
Two from different basic sciences (biology, chemisry, earth sciences, physics); two of the three courses must have a lab.

Basic Science - Biology, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Physics
Courses meeting the laboratory course requirement are marked with two asterisks **
** BO 200 Plant Life - (see PB 200)
BO 222 Kingdom of Fungi - (see PB 220)
BIO 105 Biology in the Modern World
** BIO 106 Biology in the Modern World Lab
BIO 115 Issues in Biology.- added effective 1/09 (also added to GEP NS list)
**BIO 116 Issues in Biology lab.- added effective 1/09 (also added to GEP NS list)
** BIO 125 General Biology - dropped - effective 8/03
** BIO 181 Introductory Biology I
**BIO 183 Introductory Biology II
CH 100 Chemistry and Society
CH 101 Chemistry - A Molecular Science
** CH 102 General Chemistry Lab
CH 201 Chemistry - A Quantitative Science
**CH 202 Quantitative Chemistry Lab
CH 111 Preparatory Chemistry
FOR/FW/ZO 221 Conservation of Natural Resources
FW/FOR/ZO 221 Conservation of Natural Resources
**MEA 100 Earth System Science - Exploring The Connections
MEA 101 Geology I: Physical
MEA 102 Geology II: Historical - dropped- effective 8/05 (see MEA 202)
** MEA 110 Geology I Laboratory
** MEA 111 Geology II Laboratory - dropped- effective 8/05 (see MEA 211)
MEA 120 The Dinosaurian World
**MEA 121 The Dinosaurian World Lab
MEA 130 Introduction to Weather and Climate
** MEA 135 Introduction to Weather and Climate Laboratory
**MEA 150 Environmental Issues in Water Resources - effective 8/04
MEA 200 Introduction to Oceanography.
MEA 202 Geology II: Historical - (formerly MEA 102) effective 8/05
** MEA 210 Oceanography Lab.
** MEA 211Geology II: Laboratory - (formerly MEA 111) effective 8/05
** PB 200 Plant Life - (formerly BO 200) - effective 6/07
PB 222 Kingdom of Fungi - (formerly BO 222) - effective 6/07
PY 123 Stellar and Galactic Astonomy
PY 124 Solar System Astronomy
** PY 125 Astronomy Laboratory
** PY 126 Computer-Based Astronomy Lab.
** PY 131 Conceptual Physics
** PY 133 Conceptual Physics: Optics
** PY 201 General Physics I
** PY 202 General Physics II
** PY 205 Physics for Engineers and Scientists I
** PY 208 Physics for Engineers and Scientists II
** PY 211 University Physics I
** PY 212 University Physics II
** SSC 200 Soil Science
** ZO 150 Animal Diversity
** ZO 212 Basic Human Anatomy and Physiology
ZO/FOR/FW/ 221 Conservation of Natural Resources

Other Natural Sciences
Courses meeting the laboratory course requirement are marked with two asterisks **
ANS 105 Introduction to Companion Animals
ANS 110 Introduction to Equine Science (previously ANS 310)
ANS 200 Introduction to Animal Science - dropped - effective 8/98
ANS/HS 215 Basic Agricultural Genetics
** ANS 250 Applied Animal Nutrition - dropped - effective 1/99
ANS/FS/NTR 301 Introduction to Human Nutrition
** ANS/FS/PO 322 Muscle Foods and Eggs
ANS 324 Milk and Dairy Products
BCH 150 Introductory Biochemical Concepts
** BIO 125 General Biology - dropped - effective 8/03
BIO 140 Survey of Animal Diversity - added - effective 8/08
BIO 141 Animal Diversity Laboratory - added - effective 8/08
BO 213 Plants and Civilization - (see PB 213)
** BO 220 Local Flora - (see PB 220)
BO 222 Kingdom of Fungi - (see PB 222)
BO 277 Space Biology - (see PB 277)
BO 360 Introduction to Ecology - (see PB 360)
** BO 365 Ecology Laboratory - (see PB 365)
** BO 400 Plant Structure & Diversity - (see PB 400)
** BO 405 Wetland Flora - (see PB 405)
CS 210 Lawns and Recreational Turfgrass - effective 1/04
** CS 213 Crops: Adaptation & Production
CS 224 Seed, Sciences & Societies - effective 1/08
** CS 312 Grassland Management for Natural Resources Conservation
CS 230 Introduction to Agroecology - effective 1/05
ENT 201 Insects and People
ENT 203 An Introduction to the Honey Bee and Beekeeping.
ENT 305 Introduction to Forensic Entomology - effective 1/07
** ENT/FOR 402 Forest Entomology
** ENT/ZO 425 General Entomology
** FOR/WPS 202 Wood Anatomy and Properties
** FOR 212 Dendrology
FOR/FW/ZO 221 Conservation of Natural Resources.
** FOR 252 Introduction to Forest Science
** FOR/PP 318 Forest Pathology
** FOR/ENT 402 Forest Entomology
FS 201 Food Science and the Consumer
FS/ANS/NTR 301 Introduction to Human Nutrition
** FS/ANS/PO 322 Muscle Foods and Eggs
FS/ANS 324 Milk and Dairy Products
FW/FOR/ZO 221 Conservation of Natural Resources.
FW 403 Urban Wildlife Management - effective 8/04
GN 301 Genetics in Human Affairs
GN 411 Principles of Genetics
HS 100 Home Horticulture
HS 201 Principles of Horticulture
** HS 211 Ornamental Plants I
** HS 212 Ornamental Plants II
HS/ANS 215 Basic Agricultural Genetics
** HS 301 Plant Propagation
MB 200 Microbiology and World Affairs
** MB 351 General Microbiology
MEA/ZO 220 Marine Biology
MEA 250 Introduction to Coastal Environments
NTR/ANS/FS 301 Introduction to Human Nutrition
PB 213 Plants and Civilization - (formerly BO 213) effective 6/07
** PB 220 Local Flora - (formerly BO 220) effective 6/07
PB 222 Kingdom of Fungi - (formerly BO 222) effective 6/07
PB 277 Space Biology - (formerly BO 277) effective 6/07
PB 360 Introduction to Ecology - ~~(formerly BO 360) effective 6/07~~ Dropped effective 1/2010
** PB 365 Ecology Laboratory - ~~(formerly BO 365) effective 6/07~~ Dropped effective 1/2010
** PB 400 Plant Structure & Diversity - (formerly BO 400) effective 6/07
** PB 405 Wetland Flora - (formerly BO 405) effective 6/07
PCC 203 Introduction to Polymer Chemistry (formerly TC 203)
** PO 201 Poultry Science and Production
** PO/ANS/FS 322 Muscle Foods and Eggs
** PP 315 Principles of Plant Pathology
** PP/FOR 318 Forest Pathology
** PY 203 University Physics III
** SSC 361 Role of Soils in Environmental Management
TC 203 Introduction to Polymer Chemistry (See PCC 203)
** TMS 211 Introduction to Fiber Science
TOX 201 Poisons, People and the Environment - effective 1/04
** WPS/FOR 202 Wood Anatomy and Properties
ZO/MEA 220 Marine Biology
ZO/FOR/FW 221 Conservation of Natural Resources
** ZO 260 Evolution, Behavior and Ecology
** ZO/ENT 425 General Entomology

Mathematics and Natural Sciences Course #6 (3 hours)
Can be selected from any of the mathematical sciences, natural sciences, or science, techonology and society courses.

Science, Technology and Society (3 hours)
This course can partially satisfy either the Humanities and Social Sciences requirement or the Mathematical and Natural Sciences requirement but not both.
This requirement can be satisfied by an interdisciplinary course designed to cover both perspectives)

Science and Technology Perspective
ADN 231 Design History for Engineers and Scientists (see D 231)
ANS 105 Introduction to Companion Animals
ANS 110 Introduction to Equine Science
ANS/FS/NTR 301 Introduction to Human Nutrition
ARS/STS 257 Technology in the Arts
BO 213 Plants and Civilization - (see PB 213)
BO 222 Kingdom of Fungi- (see PB 222)
BO 360 Introduction to Ecology- (see PB 360)
BO 365 Ecology Laboratory - (see PB 365)
CH 100 Chemistry and Society
CS 224 Seed, Sciences, and Societies -effective 1/08
CS 230 Introduction to Agroecology - effective 1/05
D 231 Design History for Engineers and Scientists
ENT 201 Insects and People
ENT 203 An Introduction to the Honey Bee and Beekeeping
ET 410 Toxic Substances and Society
FOR 220 Urban and Community Forestry - effective 1/06
FOR/FW/ZO 221 Conservation of Natural Resources.
FOR 248 Forest History, Technology and Society
FOR 330 North Carolina Forests - effective 8/02
FOR 414 World Forestry
FS 201 Food Science and the Consumer
FS/ANS/NTR 301 Introduction to Human Nutrition
FW/FOR/ZO 221 Conservation of Natural Resources
FW 403 Urban Wildlife Management - effective 8/04
GN 301 Genetics in Human Affairs
HI 321 Ancient and Medieval Science
HI 322 Rise of Modern Science
HI 341 Technology in History
HI 480 Scientific Revolution: 1300-1700
HI 481 History of the Life Sciences
HI 482 Darwinism in Science and Society
HI 485 History of American Technology
HON 297 Special Topics - STS: Science & Technology Perspective
HON 310 The Creative Process in Science: Analysis, Comparisons, and Cultural Perceptions - effective 8/09
HON 371 Environmental Science & Technology effective 1/07
HS 201 Principles of Horticulture
IDS 105 A Systems Approach to the Universe
IDS 201 Environmental Ethics
IDS 211 Eating through American History
IDS 220 Coastal and Ocean Frontiers
IDS 260 Changing Paradigms of Leadership, Learning, and Service - effective 1/05
IDS/NR 303 Humans and the Environment - effective 8/05
MAT 230 (see MSE 230)
MB 200 Microbiology and World Affairs
MDS 105 A Systems Approach to the Universe - dropped 8/05 (see IDS 105)
MDS 201 Environmental Ethics - dropped 8/05 (see IDS 201)
MDS 210 Women & Gender in Science and Technology - dropped 8/05 (see WGS/STS 210)
MDS 211 Eating through American History - dropped 8/05 (see IDS 211)
MDS 214 Technology and Values - dropped 8/05 (see STS 214)
MDS 220 Coastal and Ocean Frontiers - dropped 8/05 (see IDS 220)
MDS 257 Technology in the Arts - dropped 8/05 (see ARS/STS 257)
MDS 301 Science and Civilization - dropped 8/05 (see STS 301)
MDS 302 Contemporary Science, Technology and Human Values - dropped 8/05 (see STS 302)
MDS 303 Humans and the Environment - dropped 8/05 (see IDS 303)
MDS 304 Ethical Dimensions of Progress - dropped 8/05 (see STS 304)
MDS 320 Ethics in Engineering - dropped 8/05 (see STS 320)
MDS 322 Technological Catastrophes - dropped 8/05 (see STS 322)
MDS 323 World Population and Food Prospects - dropped 8/05 (see STS 323)
MDS 324 Alternative Futures - dropped 8/05 (see STS 324)
MDS 325 Bio-Medical Ethics: An Interdisciplinary Inquiry - dropped 8/05 (see STS 325)
MDS 326 Technology Assessment - dropped 8/05 (see STS 326)
MDS 405 Technology and American Culture - dropped 8/05 (see STS 405)
MDS 406 Conservation of Biological Diversity - dropped 8/05 (see NR 406)
MDS 410 Toxic Substances and Society - dropped 8/05 (see ET 410)
MDS 412 Entering the 21st Century: Agricultural, Technological & Environmental Perspectives - dropped 8/05 (see STS 412)
MDS 451 The Practice of Science and the Arts - dropped 8/05 (see STS 451)
MDS 484 Cross Cultural Technology Transfer - dropped 8/05 (see STS 484)
MDS 485 History of American Technology - dropped 8/05 (see HI 485)
MDS 490 Issues in Science, Technology and Society - dropped 8/05 (see STS 490)
MEA 140 Natural Hazards and Global Change
MEA 430 Scientific Concepts and Global Problems
MSE 230 The Impact of Materials on Civilization (formerly MAT 230) - effective 1/04
NR/IDS 303 Humans and the Environment - effective 8/05
NR 406 Conservation of Biological Diversity
NTR/ANS/ZO 301 Introduction to Human Nutrition
PB 213 Plants and Civilization - (formerly BO 213) effective 6/07
PB 222 Kingdom of Fungi - (formerly BO 222) effective 6/07
PB 360 Introduction to Ecology - (formerly BO 360) effective 6/07
PB 365 Ecology Laboratory- (formerly BO 365) effective 6/07
PCC 401 Manufacturing and its Impact on Safety, the Environment, and Society (formerly TC 401)
PHI/STS 325 Bio-Medical Ethics (formerly PHI 311)
SSC 185 Land and Life
SSC 361 Role of Soils in Environmental Management
STS 214 Technology and Values
STS/ARS 257 Technology in the Arts
STS 301 Science and Civilization
STS 302 Contemporary Science, Technology and Human Values
STS 304 Ethical Dimensions of Progress
STS 320 Ethics in Engineering
STS 322 Technological Catastrophes
STS 323 World Population and Food Prospects
STS 324 Alternative Futures
STS/PHI 325 Bio-Medical Ethics (formerly PHI 311)
STS 326 Technology Assessment
STS 405 Technology and American Culture
STS 412 Entering the 21st Century: Agricultural, Technological & Environmental Perspectives
STS 451 The Practice of Science and the Arts - new - effective 8/01
STS 484 Cross Cultural Technology Transfer - new - effective 8/01
STS 490 Issues in Science, Technology and Society - added - effective 8/98
TC 401 Environmental Aspects of the Textile Industry (see PCC 401)
TOX 201 Poisons, People and the Environment - effective 1/04
WGS/STS 210 Women & Gender in Science and Technology
ZO/FOR/FW 221 Conservation of Natural Resources
ZO 260 Evolution, Behavior and Ecology

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (21 hours)
Among the courses selected to fulfill the HSS requirement, at least one must focus on a non-English speaking culture.
Courses marked with an asterisk (*) focus on a non-English speaking culture.

Literature
One course in the study of literature (3 hours)
AFS/ENG 248 Survey of African-American Literature
ENG 205 Studies in Great Works of Western Literature.
ENG 206 Studies In Drama
ENG 207 Studies in Poetry
ENG 208 Studies In Fiction
ENG 209 Introduction to Shakespeare
ENG/FL 219 Studies in Great Works of Non-Western Literature* - effective 8/02
ENG/FL 220 Studies in Great Works of Western Literature* - effective 1/01
ENG/FL 221 Literature of the Western World I*
ENG/FL 222 Literature of the Western World II*
ENG/FL 223 Contemporary World Literature I*
ENG/FL 224 Contemporary World Literature II*
ENG 232 Literature and Medicine
ENG 233 The Literature of Agriculture - effective 8/03
ENG 246 Literature of the Holocaust
ENG/AFS 248 Survey of African-American Literature
ENG 249 Native American Literature - added effective 8/08
ENG 251 Major British Writers
ENG 252 Major American Writers
ENG 261 English Literature I
ENG 262 English Literature II
ENG 265 American Literature I
ENG 266 American Literature II
ENG 370 Early Twentieth-Century Fiction
ENG 371 Late Twentieth-Century Fiction
ENG 373 Late Twentieth-Century Poetry
ENG 383 Folklore and Literature new - effective 1/04
ENG/FL 392 Major World Author new - effective 8/03
ENG/FL 393 Studies in Literary Genre* new - effective 1/02
ENG/FL 406 Modernism
ENG/FL 407 Postmodernism
ENG 420 Major American Author
ENG 460 Major British Author new - effective 1/03
ENG 464 British Literature, 1900-1945
ENG 465 British Literature, Since 1945
ENG 470 American Literature, 1914-1945
ENG 471 American Literature, Since 1945
FL/ENG 219 Studies in Great Works of Non-Western Literature*- effective 8/02
FL/ENG 220 Studies in Great Works of Western Literature - new - effective 1/01
FL/ENG 221 Literature of the Western World I*
FL/ENG 222 Literature of the Western World II*
FL/ENG 223 Contemporary World Literature I*
FL/ENG 224 Contemporary World Literature II*
FL /ENG 392 Major World Author new - effective 8/03
FL/ENG 406 Modernism
FL/ENG 407 Postmodernism
FLF 301 Survey of French Literature from Middle Ages Through the Enlightenment*
FLF 302 Survey of French Literature from Romanticism to Contemporary Period*
FLF 320 The French Lyric Tradition* - dropped - effective 8/99
FLF 323 The French Novel of the Twentieth Century* - dropped - effective 6/05
FLF 324 Twentieth Century French Theater* - dropped - effective 8/99
FLF 414 Studies in French Prose*
FLF 415 Traditions of the French Theater* - dropped - effective 8/99
FLG 300 Introduction to German Literature* - effective 1/07
FLG 316 German Lyric Poetry*
FLG 323 Twentieth Century German Literature*
FLR 303 Russian Literature in Translation: The Nineteenth Century*
FLR 304 Russian Literature in Translation: The Twentieth Century*
FLS 300 Intro. to Hispanic Literature* See FLS 340
FLS 301 Survey of Spanish Literature Through Golden Age*
FLS 302 Survey of Spanish Literature, 1700 to Present*
FLS 303 Latin American Literature to 1898*
FLS 304 Latin America Literature from 1898 to Present*
FLS 323 Contemporary Hispanic Literature*
FLS 340 Introduction to Hispanic Literatures and Cultures * formerly FLS 300 added - effective 8/08
FLS 341 Literature and Culture of Spain I * added - effective 8/08
FLS 342 Literature and Culture of Spain II * added - effective 8/08
FLS 343 Literature and Culture of Spain III * added - effective 8/08
FLS 351 Literature and Culture of Latin America I * added - effective 8/08
FLS 352 Literature and Culture of Latin America II * added - effective 8/08
FLS 353 Literature and Culture of Latin America III * added - effective 8/08
FLS 403 Hispanic Prose Fiction*
FLS 404 Hispanic Drama*
GRK 320 Greek Tragedy in Translation*
HON 202 Inquiry, Discovery, and Literature

History, Philosophy or Religion
One course in the study of history, philosophy or religion (3 hours)
History
AFS/HI 275 Introduction to History of South and East Africa*
AFS/HI 276 Introduction to History of West Africa*
ARC 242 History of Western Architecture
HI 205 Western Civilization Since 1400*
HI 207 Ancient World to 180 AD*
HI 208 The Middle Ages*
HI 209 Europe, Renaissance to Waterloo, 1300-1815*
HI 210 Modern Europe 1815-Present*
HI 215 Latin America to 1826*
HI 216 Latin America Since 1826*
HI 221 British History to 1688
HI 222 History of British Cultures and Societies
HI 233 The World in the 20th Century*
HI 251 Early American History
HI 252 Modern American History
HI 263 Asian Civilization to 1800*
HI 264 Modern Asia: 1800 to Present*
HI 270 Modern Middle East*
HI/AFS 275 Introduction to History of South and East Africa*
HI/AFS 276 Introduction to History of West Africa*
Philosophy
HON 341 Time Travel
HON 343 Philosophical Ethics - effective 1/07
PHI 205 Introduction to Philosophy
PHI 214 Issues in Business Ethics (formerly PHI 314)
PHI 221 Contemporary Moral Issues (formerly PHI 321)
PHI 250 Practical Reasoning
PHI 275 (see PHI 375)
PHI 300 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy (see PHI 300) effective 1/07
PHI 300 Ancient Philosophy (formerly PHI 300 Ancient & Medieval Philosophy) effective 1/07
PHI 301 Early Modern Philosophy
PHI 302 19th Century Philosophy - effective 8/01
PHI 303 Medieval Philosophy - effective 1/07
PHI 305 Philosophy of Religion
PHI 310 Existentialism - effective 8/03
PHI 312 Philosophy of Law
PHI 314 (see PHI 214)
PHI 321 (see PHI 221)
PHI 325 Theories of Human Nature - dropped effective 8/01
PHI 340 Philosophy of Science
PHI 375 Ethics (formerly PHI 275)
PHI 376 History of Ethics - new effective 1/07
Religion
AFS/MDS 343 African Religions* - effective 8/02
HI/REL 320 Religion in American History
HON 342 Issues in Contemporary Religion
MDS/AFS 343 African Religions* - effective 8/02
REL 200 Introduction to the Study of Religion* - new -effective 8/08
REL 230 South Asian Religious Traditions* - effective 8/05
REL 300 Religious Traditions of the World*
REL 311 Introduction to the Old Testament*
REL 312 Introduction to the New Testament*
REL 314 Introduction to Intertestamental Literature*
REL 317 Christianity
REL/HI 320 Religion in American History
REL 323 Religious Cults, Sects, and Minority Faiths in America
REL 326 The Catholic Traditions*
REL 327 Issues in Contemporary Religion*
REL 331 The Hindu Tradition*
REL 332 The Buddhist Traditions*
REL 333 Chinese Religions*
REL 334 Japanese Religions*
REL 350 Introduction to Judaism* effective 1/02
REL 383 Religion, Globalism, and Justice effective 1/08
REL 412 Advanced Readings in the Christian Gospels * - effective 8/05
REL 413 The Life and Letters of the Apostle Paul* - effective 8/05
REL/WGS 472 Women and Religion* - effective 8/05
WGS/REL 472 Women and Religion* - effective 8/05
REL 482 Religion and Conflict* - effective 1/07
REL 489 Interpretations of Religion effective 1/08

Visual and Performing Arts
One course in the study of visual and performing arts; requirement may also be fulfilled by one
course in history (see list above)
ADN 111 Two Dimensional Design for Non-Design Majors (previously DF 111)
ADN 112 Three Dimensional Design for Non-Design Majors (previously DF 112)
ADN 231 Design History for Engineers and Scientists (see D 231)
AFS/COM 243 African-American Theatre (see AFS/COM 340)
AFS/COM 340 African American Theatre - (formerly AFS/COM 243)
AFS/MUS 230 Intoduction to African-American Music - new - effective 8/99
AFS/MUS 260 History of Jazz
ARC 140 Experiencing Architecture
ARC 141 History of Design I
ARC 142 History of Design II
ARC 241 Introduction to World Architecture* - revised effective 8/06
ARC 261 The Discipline of Architecture
ARS 251 The Arts of a World Capital: London
ARS 252 Vienna in 1900*
ARS 253 Arts of NC State - effective 8/04
ARS 259 The Arts and Politics - effective 8/01
ARS/MUS 306 Music Composition with Computers
ARS 351 Arts, Ideas and Values
ARS 353 Arts and Cross Cultural Contacts* - effective 8/02
COM 103 Introduction to the Theatre
COM 203 Theory and Practice of Acting
COM 213 Oral Interpretation of Literature
COM/AFS 243 African-American Theatre (see COM/AFS 340)
COM/AFS 340 African American Theatre (formerly COM/AFS 243)
COM/ENG 364 History of Film to 1940
COM/ENG 374 History of Film From 1940
D 231 Design History for Engineers and Scientists (formerly ADN 231)
DAN 272 Dance Composition
DF 111 Two Dimensional Design for Non-Design Majors (see ADN 111)
DF 112 Three Dimensional Design for Non-Design Majors (see ADN 112)
DS 101 History of Design I, From Before the Apple to Xia Gui - effective 8/06
DS 102 History of Design II, From Xia Gui to Newton's Cenotaph - effective 8/06
DS 244 Material Culture and Industrial Design - effective 8/06
ENG 282 Introduction to Film
ENG/COM 364 History of Film to 1940
ENG/COM 374 History of Film From 1940
ENG 382 Film and Literature
ENG 384 Film Theory - effective 1/05
FL 216 Art and Society in France* - effective 8/04
FLF 318 The Heritage of French Cinema*
FLG 318 New German Cinema*
FLS 318 Hispanic Cinema* See FLS 360 - effective 1/09
FLS 360 Hispanic Cinema* Formerly FLS 318 - added effective 1/09
GC 120 Foundations of Graphics
GD 200 Graphic Design Theory & Practice
GD 342 History of Graphic Design
HA 201 History of Art From Ancient Greece Through the Renaissance*
HA 202 History of Art From the Renaissance Through the 20th Century*
HA 203 History of American Art
HA 310 History of Art and Photography
HA 320 American Decorative Arts
HA 401 l9th Century European Art*
HA 404 Italian Renaissance Masters*
HON 201 Inquiry, Discovery, and the Arts - effective 8/03
HON 391 Music and Social Life - effective 1/07
LAR 443 Landscape History
LAR 444 History of Landscape Architecture
MDS 251 The Arts of a World Capital: London - dropped 8/05 (see ARS 251)
MDS 252 Vienna in 1900* - dropped 8/05 (see ARS 252)
MDS 259 The Arts and Politics - effective 8/01; dropped 8/05 (see ARS 259)
MDS 306 Music Composition with Computers - dropped 8/05 (see ARS/MUS 306)
MDS 327 Modern Art-Modern Literature:1880-1980
MDS 351 Arts, Ideas and Values - dropped 8/05 (see ARS 351)
MDS 353 Arts and Cross Cultural Contacts* - dropped 8/05 (see ARS 353)
MUS 180 Introduction to Musical Experiences
MUS 200 Understanding Music - effective 1/06
MUS 201 Introduction to Music Literature I
MUS 205 Introduction to Music in Western Society - effective 1/06
MUS 206 America's Music - effective 1/06
MUS/AFS 230 Introduction to African-American Music
MUS/AFS 260 History of Jazz
MUS 301 Basic Music Theory I
MUS/ARS 306 Music Composition with Computers.
MUS 310 Music of the 17th and 18th Centuries
MUS 315 Music of 19th Century Europe*
MUS 330 Music Drama
MUS 335 Choral Literature
MUS 340 The Symphony Orchestra and Its Music
MUS 345 Keyboard History and Literature
MUS 350 World Music I: Music of Asia*
MUS 351 World Music II: Music of Africa and the Americas*
MUS/WGS 360 Women in Music
PHI 306 Philosophy of Art
TAM 400 Major Fashion Designers - effective 6/05
TED 246 Graphic Arts Technology - dropped - effective 8/05
TED 351 The Art and Craft of Clay
WGS/MUS 360 Women in Music
Social Sciences (6 hours)
Two courses or equivalent from different content areas in the study of psychology, economics, politics and government, sociology, anthropology and cultural geography.
Psychology
AFS/PSY 345 Psychology and the African American Experience - effective 8/02
EDP 304 Educational Psychology. (formerly PSY 304) - effective 5/03)
EDP 370 Applied Child Development - effective 8/06
MDS 345 Psychology and the African American Experience - dropped 8/05 (see AFS/PSY 345)
PSY 200 Introduction to Psychology
PSY 201 Controversial Issues in Psychology - effective 8/01
PSY 304 Educational Psychology (see EDP 304)
PSY 307 Industrial and Organizational Psychology
PSY 311 Social Psychology
PSY 340 Ergonomics
PSY/AFS 345 Psychology and the African American Experience - effective 8/02
PSY 376 Developmental Psychology
PSY 400 Perception
PSY/WGS 406 Psychology of Gender
WGS/PSY 406 Psychology of Gender
Economics
ARE 201 Introduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics
EC 201 Principles of Microeconomics
EC 205 Fundamentals of Economics
Politics and Government
BUS 305 Legal and Regulatory Environment
FOR 460 Renewable Resource Policy and Management
HON 351 American Ideals in Global Perspective - effective 8/04
PS 201 American Politics and Government
PS 202 State and Local Government
PS 203 Introduction to Nonprofits - effective 1/05
PS 205 Law and Justice - effective 8/00
PS 204 Problems of American Democracy - effective 1/02
PS 241 Introduction to Comparative Politics - effective 1/02
PS 231 Introduction to International Relations
PS 236 Issues in Global Politics
PS 302 Campaigns and Elections in the US Political System (previously PS 402) effective 8/00
PS 303 Race in U.S. Politics
PS 305 The Justice System in the American Political Process
PS 309 Equality and Justice in United States Law
PS 310 Public Policy
PS 312 Introduction to Public Administration
PS 314 Science, Technology and Public Policy
PS 320 U.S. Environmental Law and Politics
PS 331 U.S. Foreign Policy
PS 335 International Law
PS 336 Global Environmental Politics
PS 341 European Politics (previously PS 442) - effective 8/00
PS 342 Politics of China and Japan*
PS 345 Governments and Politics in the Middle East*
Sociology
ANT/SOC 261 Technology in Society and Culture.*
GEO/SOC 220 Cultural Geography.*
SOC 202 Principles of Sociology.
SOC 203 Current Social Problems.
SOC/WGS 204 Sociology of Family.
SOC 205 Jobs and Work.
SOC 206 Social Deviance.
SOC/GEO 220 Cultural Geography.*
SOC 241 Sociology of Agriculture and Rural Society.
SOC /ANT 261 Technology in Society and Culture.*
WGS/SOC 204 Sociology of Family.
Anthropology
ANT 251 Physical Anthropology
ANT 252 Cultural Anthropology*
ANT 253 Introduction to Prehistory
ANT 254 Language and Culture*
ANT/SOC 261 Technology in Society and Culture*
ANT 348 Peoples and Cultures of Italy - effective 8/06
ANT 370 Introduction to Forensic Anthropology - effective 8/04
ANT 371 Human Variation - effective 8/05
SOC/ANT 261 Technology in Society and Culture*
Cultural Geography
ECI/GEO 300 World Regional Geography
GEO 200 Principles of Geography.
GEO/SOC 220 Cultural Geography*
GEO/ECI 300 World Regional Geography
SOC/GEO 220 Cultural Geography*
Linguistics
ENG 210 Introduction to Language and Linguistics - effective 1/02

Additional Humanities and Social Sciences
ADN (previously DN) 272 Introduction to Printing and Surface Design
ADN (previously DN) 311 Basic Visual Laboratories
AFS/MUS 230 Intoduction to African-American Music - new - effective 8/99
AFS/MDS 240 African Civilization
AFS/MDS 241 Introduction to African-American Studies II
AFS/SOC 305 Racial and Ethnic Relations
AFS 342 Introduction to the African Diaspora* - effective 8/02
AFS 343 African Religions* - effective 8/02
AFS 344 Leadership in African American Communties - effective 8/02
AFS/PSY 345 Psychology and the African American Experience - effective 8/02
AFS/ARS/ 346 Black Popular Culture
AFS/ENG 349 African Literature in English*
AFS/HI 372 African-American History Through the Civil War, 1619-1865
AFS/HI 373 African-American History Since 1865
AFS/PS 409 Black Political Participation in America - effective 8/01
AFS 442 Issues in the African Diaspora* - effective 8/02
AFS/ENG 448 African-American Literature
AFS/HI 455 History of the Civil Rights Movement
AFS/HI 475 History of the Republic of South Africa*
AFS/HI 476 Leadership in Modern Africa
AFS/HI 479 Africa (sub-Saharan) in the Twentieth Century
ANT 310 Native Peoples and Cultures of North America*
ANT 325 Andean South America*
ANT 330 Peoples and Cultures of Africa*
ANT 346 Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia*
ANT 370 Introduction to Forensic Anthropology - effective 8/04
ANT 371 Human Variation - effective 8/05
ANT 373 The Human Fossil Record
ANT 385 Island Archaeology - effective 8/05
ANT 389 Fundamentals of Archaeological Research - effective 6/05
ANT 392 International and Crosscultural Communications* dropped - effective 8/02
ANT 420 Biological Bases for Human Social Behavior - dropped - effective 1/05
ANT 431 Tourism, Culture & Anthropology - dropped - effective 1/05
ANT 444 Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Women* dropped - effective 1/05
ANT 460 Urban Anthropology - dropped - effective 1/05
ARC 141 History of Design I
ARC 142 History of Design II
ARC 445 Aesthetics and Design
ARE 210 Consumer Economics
ARE/EC 301 Intermediate Microeconomics
ARE 309 Environmental Law & Economic Policy
ARE 311 Agricultural Markets
ARE/EC 336 Introduction to Resource and Environmental Economics
ARE 433 U.S Agricultural Policy
ARE 436 Environmental Economics
ARS/AFS 346 Black Popular Culture
ARS 351 Arts, Ideas and Values
BUS 404 Money, Financial Markets, and the Economy - dropped 8/02
BUS 449 International Finance - dropped 8/02
COM/HSS 392 International and Crosscultural Communication*
COM 493 Audition and Interpretation Techniques - effective 1/02
DN 272 Introduction to Printing and Surface Design - see ADN 272
DN 311 Basic Visual Laboratories - see ADN 311
EC 202 Principles of Macroeconomics
EC/ARE 301 Intermediate Microeconomics
EC 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics
EC 303 Markets and Governments
EC 304 Introduction to Financial Markets and Institutions
EC/ARE 336 Introduction to Resource and Environmental Economics
EC 348 Introduction to International Economics
EC 372 Evolution of American Business
EC 375 Comparative Economic Systems
EC 404 Money, Financial Markets, and the Economy
EC 410 Public Finance
EC 413 Competition, Monopoly and Public Policy
EC 431 Labor Economics
EC 435 Urban Economics
EC/ARE 436 Environmental Economics
EC 437 Health Economics
EC 442 Evolution of Economic Ideas
EC 448 International Trade
EC 449 International Finance
EC 470 The Japanese Economy*
EC 471 Evolution of the American Economy
EC 472 The Rise of Industrialism
ENG 283 Introduction to American Folklore
ENG/WGS 305 Women and Literature
ENG 324 Modern English
ENG 325 Linguistic Awareness - dropped effective 8/2000
ENG 326 History of the English Language
ENG/AFS 349 African Literature in English*
ENG 362 The British Novel of the 18th Century
ENG 363 The British Novel of the 19th Century
ENG 368 American Poetry to 1900 - effective 1/98
ENG 369 The American Novel of the 19th Century
ENG 370 Early Twentieth-Century Fiction
ENG 371 Late Twentieth-Century Fiction
ENG 372 Early Twentieth-Century Poetry
ENG 373 Late Twentieth-Century Poetry
ENG 376 Science Fiction
ENG 377 Fantasy
ENG 380 Modern Drama
ENG 384 Film Theory - dropped effective 1/05
ENG 385 Biblical Backgrounds of English Literature
ENG 390 Classical Backgrounds of English Literature
ENG/FL 394 Studies in World Literature*
ENG 398 Contemporary Literature I (1900 to 1940)
ENG 399 Contemporary Literature II (1940 to Present)
ENG/FL 406 Modernism
ENG/FL 407 Postmodernism
ENG 420 Major American Author
ENG 439 17th-Century English Literature
HI 445 Early American Frontiers
ENG/AFS 448 African-American Literature
ENG 449 16th-Century English Literature.
ENG 451 Chaucer.
ENG 453 The Romantic Period
HI 459 The Early American Republic
ENG 462 18th-Century English Literature
ENG 463 The Victorian Period
ENG 464 British Literature, 1900-1945
ENG 465 British Literature, Since 1945
ENG 467 American Colonial Literature - effective 1/02
ENG 468 American Romantics
ENG 469 American Realism and Naturalism
ENG 470 American Literature, 1914-1945
ENG 471 American Literature, Since 1945
ENG 476 Southern Literature
ENG 486 Shakespeare, The Earlier Plays
ENG 487 Shakespeare, The Later Plays
FL 325 Linguistic Awareness - dropped effective 8/00
FL 350 Modern European Literary Criticism
FL/ENG 394 Studies in World Literature*
FL/ENG 406 Modernism
FL/ENG 407 Postmodernism
FLF 301 Survey of French Literature from the Middle Ages through the Enlightenment*
FLF 302 Survey of French Literature from Romanticism to the Contemporary Period *
FLF 315 French Civilization and Culture*
FLF 352 (see FLF 425)
FLF 425 Literature, Cinema and Culture of the Francophone World* (formerly FLF 352) effective 1/05
FLG 315 Germanic Civilization and Culture*
FLN 301 Advanced Hindi: Readings in Literature I*
FLN 302 Advanced Hindi: Readings in Literature II*
FLS 300 Introduction to Hispanic Literature* See FLS 340 - effective 8/08
FLS 301 Survey of Spanish Literature through Golden Age*
FLS 302 Survey of Spanish Literature, 1700 to Present*
FLS 304 Latin America Literature from 1898 to Present*
FLS 323 Contemporary Hispanic Literature*
FLS 315 Culture and Civilization of the Iberian Peninsula*
FLS 340 Introduction to Hispanic Literatures and Cultures * formerly FLS 300 added - effective 8/08
FLS 341 Literature and Culture of Spain I * added - effective 8/08
FLS 342 Literature and Culture of Spain II * added - effective 8/08
FLS 343 Literature and Culture of Spain III * added - effective 8/08
FLS 351 Literature and Culture of Latin America I * added - effective 8/08
FLS 352 Literature and Culture of Latin America II * added - effective 8/08
FLS 353 Literature and Culture of Latin America III * added - effective 8/08
FLS 360 Hispanic Cinema* Formerly FLS 318 - added effective 1/09
GD 342 History of Graphic Design
HI/REL 320 Religion in American History
HI 321 Ancient and Medieval Science
HI 322 Rise of Modern Science
HI 335 The World at War (formerly HI 435) - effective 1/04
HI 339 History of Russia and the USSR*- dropped 8/98
HI/MDS 340 Perspectives in Agricultural History
HI 341 Technology in History
HI 350 American Military History
HI 351 U.S. Naval History
HI 364 History of North Carolina
HI 365 The American West
HI 366 Native American History - added effective 8/08
HI/AFS 372 African-American History Through the Civil War, 1619-1865
HI/AFS 373 African-American History Since 1865
HI 380 History of Nonprofits, Philanthropy, and Social Change - effective 8/05
HI 400 Civilization of the Ancient Near East*
HI 403 Ancient Greek Civilization*
HI 404 Rome to 337 A. D.*
HI 405 History and Archaeology of the Roman Empire*
HI 406 From Roman Empire to Middle Ages*
HI 412 The Sexes and Society in Early-Modern Europe - effective 1/06
HI/REL 407 Islamic History to 1798*
HI/REL 408 Islam in the Modern World*
HI 409 The High Middle Ages*
HI 410 Italian Renaissance*
HI 411 The Protestant and Catholic Reformation of the 16th Century*
HI 414 France in the Old Regime*
HI 415 The French Revolution*
HI 417 Europe in Crisis: 1890-1917*- dropped 8/98
HI 418 Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany *
HI 419 Modern European Imperialism*
HI 420 European Diplomatic History*
HI 421 European Intellectual History: The Eighteenth Century*
HI 422 European Intellectual History: The 19th Century*
HI 423 Women in European Enlightenment - effective 1/04
HI 425 Tudor and Stuart England
HI 429 20th Century Britain
HI 430 Modern France*
HI 431 Germany: Luther to Bismarck 1500-1871*
HI 432 History of Germany Since 1871*
HI 435 Europe since 1945 added effective 1/09
HI 435 The World at War - effective 1/04 see HI 335
HI 438 The Russian Empire to 1917*
HI 439 History of the Soviet Union And After*
HI 440 American Environmental History - effective 1/01
HI 441 Colonial and Revolutionary U.S.
HI 443 U. S. Constitutional History to 1883 - revised effective 8/06
HI 444 U. S. Constitutional History Since 1870
HI 446 Civil War and Reconstruction
HI/WGS 447 History of American Women to 1900 - effective 8/06
HI/WGS 448 American Women in the Twentieth Century
HI 451 The Vietnam War - effective 1/06
HI 452 Recent America
HI 453 United States-Latin American Relations Since 1823
HI 454 History of U.S. Foreign Relations, 1900-Present
HI/AFS 455 History of the Civil Rights Movement
HI 456 Early American Thought
HI 457 Twentieth-Century U.S. Intellectual History
HI 458 Modern American Historical Biography
HI/REL 460 American Religion After Darwin
HI 461 Civilization of the Old South
HI 462 Social History of the New South
HI 465 Oil and Crisis in the Gulf - effective 8/05
HI 466 History of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict - effective 8/05
HI 467 Modern Mexico*
HI 469 Latin American Revolutions in the Twentieth Century*
HI 471 Revolutionary China*
HI 472 Modern Japan, 1850 to Present*
HI 473 Japan's Empire in Asia 1868-1945*
HI 474 Modern India*
HI/AFS 475 History of the Republic of South Africa*
HI/AFS 476 Leadership in Modern Africa*
HI 477 Women in the Middle East* - effective 1/01
HI 478 Islam and Christianity in Sub-Saharan Africa* - effective 8/03
HI/AFS 479 Africa (sub-Saharan) in the Twentieth Century
HI 480 Scientific Revolution: 1300-1700
HI 481 History of the Life Sciences
HI 482 Darwinism in Science and Society
HI 483 Science and Religion in European History - effective 1/01
HI 484 Science in European Culture
HI 485 History of American Technology
HSS 294 Social Sciences Studied in an Overseas Context
HSS/COM 392 International and Crosscultural Communication*
IDS 305 Peace in the Global Village
IDS 401 The Contemporary City: Problems and Prospects
LAR 221 Introduction to Environment and Behavior for Designers
LAR 222 Perception and Behavior for Designers
LAR 443 Landscape History
LAR 444 History of Landscape Architecture
MDS 103 Images of the Future
MDS 104 The Experience and Interpretations of Freedom
MDS 200 Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies - dropped 8/05 (see WGS 200)
MDS 240 African Civilization - dropped 8/05 (see AFS 240)
MDS 241 Introduction to African-American Studies II - dropped 8/05 (see AFS 241)
MDS 305 Peace in the Global Village - dropped 8/05 (see IDS 305)
MDS 327 Modern Art-Modern Literature: 1880-1980
MDS 328 Sexuality and Values
MDS 330 Black Popular Culture (see AFS/MDS 346)
MDS/HI 340 Perspectives in Agricultural History
MDS 342 Introduction to the African Diaspora* - dropped 8/05 (see AFS 342)
MDS 343 African Religions* - dropped 8/05 (see AFS 343)
MDS 344 Leadership in African American Communties - dropped 8/05 (see AFS 344)
MDS 345 Psychology and the African American Experience - dropped 8/05 (see AFS 240)
MDS 346 Black Popular Culture - dropped 8/05 (see AFS/ARS 346)
MDS 351 Arts, Ideas and Values - dropped 8/05 (see AFS 351)
MDS 401 The Contemporary City: Problems and Prospects - dropped 8/05 (see IDS 401)
MDS 402 Peace and War in the Nuclear Age - dropped 8/05 (see STS 402)
MDS 409 Black Political Participation in America - dropped 8/05 (see AFS/PS 409)
MDS 442 Issues in the African Diaspora* - dropped 8/05 (see AFS 442)
MDS 485 History of American Technology - dropped 8/05 (see HI 485)
MDS 492 Theoretical Issues in Women's and Gender Studies - dropped 8/05 (see WGS 492)
MUS 202 Introduction to Music Literature II
MUS/AFS 230 Introduction to African-American Music
MUS 302 Basic Music Theory II
MUS 305 Music Composition
MUS 320 Music of the Twentieth Century
MUS 350 World Music I: Music of Asia*
MUS 351 World Music II: Music of Africa and the Americas*
MUS/WGS 360 Women in Music
PES 333 History of American Sport - dropped effective 8/00
PHI 306 Philosophy of Art - dropped effective 8/06
PHI 309 Contemporary Political Philosophy
PHI 311 Philosophical Issues in Medical Ethics - dropped 8/05 (moved to STS lists as PHI/STS 325)
PHI 313 Ethical Problems in the Law
PHI 322 (see PHI 422)
PHI 330 Metaphysics
PHI 331 Philosophy of Language
PHI 332 Philosophy of Psychology
PHI 333 Theory of Knowledge
PHI 415 Life Science Ethics - effective 1/04
PHI 422 Philosophical Issues in Environmental Ethics (formerly PHI 322)
PHI/PSY 425 Introduction to Cognitive Science
PHI 440 The Scientific Method
PRT 152 Introduction to Parks, Recreation and Tourism
PRT 200 Leisure Behavior, Health and Wellness
PS 204 Problems of American Democracy - effective 1/02
PS 241 Introduction to Comparative Politics - effective 1/02
PS 301 The Presidency and Congress
PS 302 Campaigns and Elections in the US Political System (previously PS 402) effective 8/00
PS 303 Race in U.S. Politics
PS 309 Equality and Justice in United States Law
PS 315 Public Leadership new - effective 1/04
PS 335 International Law
PS 339 Politics of the World Economy
PS 341 European Politics (previously PS 442) - effective 8/00
PS 361 Introduction to Political Theory - effective 8/05
PS 362 American Political Thought - effective 8/05
PS/AFS 409 Black Political Participation in America - effective 8/01
PS 431 The United Nations and Global Order
PS 433 Global Problems and Policies
PSY 312 Applied Psychology
PSY/AFS 345 Psychology and the African American Experience - effective 8/02
PSY/WGS 406 Psychology of Gender
PSY/PHI 425 Introduction to Cognitive Science
REL/SOC 309 Religion and Society *
REL/HI 320 Religion in American History
REL 326 The Catholic Traditions*
REL 327 Issues in Contemporary Religion*
REL 331 The Hindu Tradition*
REL 332 The Buddhist Traditions*
REL 350 Introduction to Judaism* - effective 1/02
REL/HI 407 Islamic History to 1798*
REL/HI 408 Islam in the Modern World*
REL 423 Religion and Politics in 20th Century America - effective 1/02
REL/HI 460 American Religion After Darwin
REL 481 Myth, Metaphor, and Religious Imagination*
REL 484 Myth and History in Religious Biography*
SOC 300 Social Research Methods
SOC 301 Human Behavior
SOC/WGS 304 Women and Men in Society
SOC/AFS 305 Racial and Ethnic Relations
SOC 306 Criminology
SOC 310 Managers, Work, and Organizations
SOC 311 Community Relationships
SOC 342 International Development*
SOC 351 Population and Planning*
SOC 381 Sociology of Medicine
SOC 400 Theories of Social Structure - dropped - effective 1/05
SOC 401 Theories of Social Interaction - dropped - effective 1/05
SOC 402 Urban Sociology - dropped - effective 1/05
SOC 404 Families and Work - dropped from the list - effective 01/2000
SOC 410 Sociology of Organizations- dropped from the list - effective 01/2000
SOC 414 Social Class - dropped - effective 1/05
SOC 418 Sociology of Education - dropped - effective 1/05
SOC 425 Juvenile Delinquency - dropped from the list - effective 01/2000
SOC 427 Sociology of Law- dropped from the list - effective 01/2000
SOC 440 Social Change- dropped from the list - effective 01/2000
STS 402 Peace and War in the Nuclear Age
WGS 200 Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
WGS/SOC 304 Women and Men in Society
WGS/ENG 305 Women and Literature
WGS/MUS 360 Women in Music - effective 1/99
WGS/PSY 406 Psychology of Gender
WGS/HI 447 History of American Women to 1900
WGS/HI 448 American Women in the Twentieth Century
WGS 492 Theoretical Issues in Women's and Gender Studies

WRITING AND SPEAKING(7 hours plus integral curriculum content)
Composition and Rhetoric (4 hours)
ENG 101Academic Writing and Research new - effective 05/2003
ENG 111Composition and Rhetoric
ENG 112 Composition and Reading
FLE 101 Academic Writing and Research (FLE restricted to non-native speakers of English) new - effective 8/03
FLE/ENG 111 - Composition and Rhetoric (FLE restricted to non-native speakers of English) - dropped from the list - effective 01/2004
FLE/ENG 112 - Composition and Reading (FLE restricted to non-native speakers of English) - dropped from the list - effective 01/2004

Advanced Writing, Speech and Foreign Language (3 hours)
Advanced Writing
ENG 201 Writing Literary Analysis new - effective 8/03
ENG 215 Principles of News and Article Writing
ENG 272 Writing About Film new - effective 8/04
ENG 287 Explorations in Creative Writing new - effective 1/02
ENG 288 Fiction Writing
ENG 289 Poetry Writing
ENG 331 Communication for Engineering and Technology
ENG 332 Communication for Business and Management
ENG 333 Communication for Science and Research

Communication / Speech
COM 110 Public Speaking
COM 112 Interpersonal Communication
COM 146 Business and Professional Communication - dropped 1/04
COM 211 Argumentation and Advocacy
Foreign Language
FLC, FLF, FLG, FLH, FLI, FLJ, FLK, FLN, FLP, FLR, FLS 101 Elementary [Chinese, French, German, Biblical Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Swahili, Hindi-Urdu, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish] I * **
FLC, FLF, FLG, FLH, FLI, FLJ, FLK, FLN, FLP, FLR, FLS,GRK 102 Elementary [Chinese, French, German, Greek, Biblical Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Swahili, Hindi-Urdu, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish] II * **
FLS 110 Accelerated Elementary Spanish * **
FLC, FLF, FLG, FLH, FLI, FLJ, FLK, FLN, FLR, FLS 201 Intermediate [Chinese, French, German, Biblical Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Swahili, Hindi-Urdu, Russian, and Spanish] I *
FLC, FLF, FLG, FLH, FLI, FLJ, FLK, FLN, FLR, FLS 202 Intermediate [Chinese, French, German, Biblical Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Swahili, Hindi-Urdu, Russian, and Spanish] II *
FLS 210 Accelerated Intermediate Spanish * **
FLS 392 English/Foreign Languages and Literatures new - effective 8/03

Physical Education (2 hours)
Two courses including one Fitness and Wellness course.
All courses will be available on an S/U basis.

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