Civil
August 2009
General Education,
Common Core Areas IV and V:
15 credits
total, and at least six credits from each of Area IV and Area V (Pick two
classes from one area and three classes from the other area below for a total
of five classes).
AREA IV: SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
(Select 6-9 credits)
AG E
210G/HNFS 210G, Survey of Food and Agriculture Issues
ANTH 120G,
Human Ancestors
ANTH 125G,
Introductions to World Cultures
ANTH 201G,
Introduction to Anthropology
ANTH 202G,
Introduction to Archaeology and Physical Anthropology
ANTH 203G,
Introduction to Language and Cultural Anthropology
C EP 11 0G,
Human Growth and Behavior
C J 101,
Introduction to Criminal Justice
ECON 201G,
Introduction to Economics
ECON 251G,
Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 252G,
Principles of Microeconomics
GEOG 112G,
World Regional Geography
GEOG 120G,
Culture and Environment
GOVT 100G,
American National Government
GOVT 11 0G,
Introduction to Political Sciences
GOVT 150G,
American Political Issues
GOVT 160G,
International Political Issues
HL S 150,
Personal Health and Wellness
HON 203G,
Understanding the Science of Human Behavior
HON 232G,
The Human Mind
HON 235G,
The World of Anthropology
HON 237G,
Archaeology: Search for the Past
HON 248G,
The Citizen and the State: Great Political Issues
HON 249G,
American Politics in a Changing World
LING 200G
Introduction to Language
PSY 201G,
Introduction to Psychology
SOC 101G,
Introduction to Sociology
SOC 201G,
Contemporary Social Problems
S WK 221G
Introduction to Social Welfare
W S 201G,
Introduction to Women’s Studies
W S 202G,
Representing Women
AREA V: HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS
(Select 6-9 credits)
ART 101G,
Orientation in Art
ART 110G,
Visual Concepts
ART 295G,
Introduction to Art History I
ART 296G,
Introduction to Art History II
DANC 101G,
Dance Appreciation
ENGL 115G,
Perspectives on Literature
ENGL 116G,
Perspectives on Film
ENGL 220G,
Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGL 244G,
Literature and Culture
HIST 101G,
Roots of Modern
HIST 102G,
Modern
HIST 201G,
Introduction to Early American History
HIST 202G,
Introduction to Recent American History
HIST 211 G,
HIST 212G,
HIST 221G,
Islamic Civilizations to 1800
HIST 222G,
Islamic Civilizations Since 1800
HON 208G,
Music in Time and Space
HON 216G,
Encounters with Art
HON 220G,
The World of the Renaissance: Discovering the Modern
HON 221G,
Seeking the Way: Spirit and Intellect in Premodern
HON 222G,
Foundations of Western Culture
HON 225G,
History of Ethics
HON 226G,
Puzzles, Paradoxes, and Truth
HON 227G,
Plato and the Discovery of Philosophy
HON 228G,
Religion and the State
HON 229G,
The New Testament as Literature
HON 230G,
Bamboo and Silk: The Fabric of Chinese Literature
HON 234G,
The Worlds of Arthur
HON 239G,
Medieval Understandings: Literature and Culture in the Middle Ages
HON 241G,
Telling American Stories: Society and Culture in Early
HON 242G,
Claiming an American Past
HON 244G,
Masterpieces of World Literature
HON 270G,
The World Theatre
MUS 101G,
Introduction to Music
MUS 201G,
History of Jazz in Popular Music: A Blending of Cultures
PHIL 101G,
The Art of Wondering
PHIL 136G,
The Quest for God
PHIL 201G,
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 211 G,
Informal Logic
PHIL 223G,
Ethics
THTR 101G,
Introduction to Theater
General Education,
Viewing a Wider World:
Two classes
from two different colleges selected from the following list (Pick two classes
- one class from each of two different colleges):
AG E/GEOG
315G, World Agriculture and Food Problems
AG E/HORT
330G/HON 430G, Organic Fall Vegetable Production (f)
AG E/HORT
331G/HON 430G, Organic Spring Vegetable Production (s)
AG E/ECON
337G, Natural Resource Economics
AG E /ECON
384G, Water Resource Economics
AG E 445G,
Agricultural Policy
AGHE 380G,
Ecosystem Earth: The Impact of Human Activities
AGRO 303G,
Genetics and Society
ANSC 351G,
Agricultural Animals of the World
EPWS 325G,
Humans, Insects, and the Environment
FCS 449G,
Family Ethnicities and Subcultures
HORT/RGSC
302G, Forestry and Society
RGSC/HORT
302G, Forestry and Society
HON 305G,
Global Environment
HON 319G,
The Natural World of Thomas Jefferson
HON 320G,
Food and Humanity: World in Crisis
HON 321G,
Agriculture in an Urban World
HON 322G,
Science and Public Policy
HON 323G,
Cultural Perspectives on Dress
HON 430G/AG
E 330G/HORT 331G, OASIS: Managing a Community Supported Farm
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
ANTH 305G,
Contemporary Native Americans
ANTH 306G,
Peoples of
ANTH/SOC
330G, Introduction to Religious Studies
ANTH 357G,
Medical Anthropology
ANTH 360G,
Food and Culture Around the World
ANTH/SOC
361G, Social Issues in Rural
ASTR 301G,
Revolutionary Ideas in Science
ASTR 305G,
The Search for Life in the Universe
ASTR/HON
308G, Into the Final Frontier
ASTR/HON
330G, Planetary Exploration
CHEM 310G,
Chemistry and Society
C J 440G,
Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
ENGL/THTR
321G, Modern European Drama
ENGL 325G,
Contemporary International Literature
ENGL 327G,
Shakespeare around the Globe
ENGL 328G,
Literature of Science Fiction and Fantasy
ENGL 335G,
Studies in the Novel
ENGL 339G,
Chicano Literature
ENGL 341G,
American Indian Literature
ENGL/W S
380G, Women Writers
ENGL 390G,
The Arthurian Tradition
ENGL 392G,
Mythology
ENGL 394G,
Southwestern Literature
FREN 365G,
Perspectives in French Culture
GEOG/AG E
315G, World Agriculture and Food Problems
GEOG 325G,
GEOG 328G,
Geography of
GEOG 331G,
GEOG 361G,
Economic Geography
GEOG 363G,
Cultural Geography
GEOG 365G,
Urban Geography
GEOL 305G,
Fossils and the Evolution of Life
GEOL 335G,
Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Hurricanes, and Floods: The Role of Natural Hazards in Civ Past and Present
GER 333G,
German Culture through Cinema
GOVT 380G,
Contemporary World Political Ideologies
GPHY 340G,
Planet Earth
HIST 302G,
Science in Modern Society
HIST 303G,
History of Technology
HIST 355G,
The American West in Popular Culture
HIST/GOVT/GEOG
374G, Urban Geography
HIST 381G,
Early
HIST 382G,
Modern
LING 302G,
Language and Society
MATH/HON
411 G, Great Theorems: The Art of Mathematics
PHIL 323G,
Engineering Ethics
PHYS 301G,
Photonics
PHYS 303G,
Energy and Society in the New Millennium
PSY 417G, Intercultural
Relations
SOC/ANTH/HIST
330G, Introduction to Religious Studies
SOC 336G,
Sociology of Popular Culture
SOC 360G,
Introduction to Population Studies
SOC/ANTH
361G, Social Issues in Rural
SOC/WS
374G, Comparative Family Systems
SOC 376G,
Social Change
SOC 394G,
Sports and Society
SOC 458G,
Comparative Global Family Systems
SPAN 364G,
Culture and Civilization of
SPAN 365G,
Culture and Civilization of
THTR/ENGL
321G, Modern European Drama
WS/SOC
374G, Comparative Family Systems
W S/ENGL
380G, Women Writers
W S 381G/HL
S 380G, Women’s Health Issues
HON 301G,
Mass Media and Society
HON 304G,
Dilemmas of War and Peace
HON 306G,
Science and Ethics
HON 307G,
The Political World of Women
HON 311G,
Intercultural Communication
HON 317G,
Cultural Lessons of Nazism
HON 318G,
The World of Cinema
HON 325G,
Contemporary International Literature
HON 326G,
Art and Mythology
HON 327G,
The Novel
HON 331G,
Using a Telescope: Observation, Technology, and Analysis in Astronomical Research
HON 347G,
World Dance
HON 348G,
Comparative Mythology: Myth, Ritual and the Life Cycle
HON 349G,
Islam and the West
HON 350G,
Law, Culture, and Conflict
HON 351G,
Interpersonal Relations and the Self
HON 352G,
Crime, Justice, and Society
HON 353G,
Justice without Prejudice
HON 355G,
Sexuality in Christianity and Islam
HON 364G,
Jewish Literature and Culture
HON 365G,
Contemporary African and
HON 366G,
The Gothic Imagination
HON 374G,
The
HON 376G,
Latin American Women Writers
HON 377G,
Freedom of Speech and the Law
HON 379G,
Literature as Film
HON 382G,
Contemporary Multicultural Women’s Literature
HON 383G,
The Sixties: Society, Culture, and Change
HON 387G,
Comparative Perspectives on Women
HON 392G,
HON 394G,
Southwestern and Border Literature
ACCT 305G,
Accountability for Quality in Organizations
BLAW 385G,
Consumers and the Law
ECON 324G,
Developing Nations
ECON 325G,
Economic Development of
ECON 330G,
The Business Economy of
ECON/MGT
335G, Business and Government
ECON/AG E
337G, Natural Resource Economics
ECON/AG E
384G, Water Resource Economics
ECON 432G,
Economics of Health Care
ECON/IB
450G, International Economics
FIN 303G,
Personal Financial Planning and Investing in a Global Economy
I B/ECON
450G, International Economics
MGT 310G,
The Faces of Entrepreneurs
MGT 315G,
Human Relations in Organizations
MGT/ECON
335G, Business and Government
MGT 345G,
Quality and Competitiveness: An International Perspective
MGT 360G,
Negotiation and Business Conflict Resolution
MGT 375G,
Global Environmental Assessment and Management
MGT 388G,
Leadership and Society
HON 335G,
Legal Issues in Modern Society
HON 360G,
Working in Teams
HON 380G,
Comparative Economic Systems
HON 385G,
Consumers and the Law
HON 386G,
Women in the Economy
HON 388G,
Leadership and Society
HON 390G,
Economic Development of
C EP 451G,
Introduction to Counseling
DANC
451G/HON 347G, World Dance
EDUC 317G,
Multicultural Issues in Society
EMD 350G,
Introduction to Educational Leadership in a Global Society
HON 346G,
Perspectives on Violence
CH E 395V, Brewing
Science and Society
E T 309V,
Manufacturing: History and Technology
E T 360V,
Technology in Business and Society
I E 310V, Continuous
Quality Improvement
HL S 301G,
Human Sexuality
HLS 305G,
Global Environmental Health Issues
HL S
380G/WS 381G, Women’s Health Issues
HL S 464G,
Cross-Cultural Aspects of Health
NURS
383G/HON 393G, Community and Public Service
S WK 331G,
Introduction to Social Policy: History
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
L SC 311 G,
Information Literacy