Transfer Module Areas and Courses
Transfer Module Areas and Courses
| COMPOSITION (6 credit hours) | |
| English (ENG) | |
| 11011x | College Writing I (3) or |
| 11002 College Writing I–Stretch (3) | |
| 21011 | College Writing II (3) |
| x | |
| MATHEMATICS (3 credit hours) | |
| Mathematics (MATH) | |
| 11010 | Algebra for Calculus (3) |
| 11012 | Intuitive Calculus (3) |
| 12002 | Analytic Geometry and Calculus I (5) |
| 12011 | Calculus with Precalculus I (3) |
| 12012 | Calculus with Precalculus II (3) |
| Philosophy (PHIL) | |
| 21002 | Introduction to Formal Logic (3) |
| x | |
| HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS (9 credit hours) | |
| Minimum one course must be selected from the Humanities in Arts and Sciences/ Communication and Information area; minimum one course must be selected from the Fine Arts area. |
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| Humanities in Arts and Sciences | |
| Classics (CLAS) | |
| 21404 | The Greek Achievement (3) |
| 21405 | The Roman Achievement (3) |
| English (ENG) | |
| 21054 | Introduction to Shakespeare (3) |
| 22071 | Great Books I (3) |
| 22072 | Great Books II (3) |
| 22073 | Major Modern Writers: British and United States (3) |
| History (HIST) | |
| 11050 | History of Civilization (3) |
| 11051 | History of Civilization (3) |
| 12070 | History of the United States: The Formative Period (3) |
| 12071 | History of the United States: The Modern Period (3) |
| Pan-African Studies (PAS) | |
| 23001 | Black Experience I: Beginnings to 1865 (3) |
| 23002 | Black Experience II: 1865 to Present (3) |
| Philosophy (PHIL) | |
| 11001 | Introduction to Philosophy (3) |
| 21001 | Introduction to Ethics (3) |
| 21020 | Comparative Religious Thought I (3) |
| 21021 | Comparative Religious Thought II (3) |
| Humanities in Communication and Information | |
| Communication Studies (COMM) | |
| 26000 | Criticism of Public Discourse (3) |
| Humanities in Fine Arts | |
| Architecture and Environmental Design (ARCH) | |
| 10001 | Understanding Architecture (3) |
| 10011 | Survey of Architectural History I (3) |
| 10012 | Survey of Architectural History II (3) |
| Art History (ARTH) | |
| 12001 | Art Survey (3) |
| 22006 | Art History I: Ancient and Medieval Art (3) |
| 22007 | Art History II: Renaissance to Modern Art (3) |
| 22020 | Art of Africa, Oceania and the Americas (3) |
| Dance (DAN) | |
| 27076 | Dance as an Art Form (3) |
| Music (MUS) | |
| 22111 | The Understanding of Music (3) |
| 22121 | Music as a World Phenomenon (3) |
| Theatre (THEA) | |
| 11000 | The Art of the Theatre (3) |
| x | |
| SOCIAL SCIENCES (9 credit hours) | |
| Six semester credit hours from two curricular areas and an additional 3 credit hours in one of the the two chosen curricular areas must be taken. |
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| Anthropology (ANTH) | |
| 18210 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3) |
| 18420 | Introduction to Archaeology (3) |
| Center for Applied Conflict Management (CACM) | |
| 11001 | Introduction to Conflict Management (3) |
| Economics (ECON) | |
| 22060 | Principles of Microeconomics (3) |
| 22061 | Principles of Macroeconomics (3) |
| Geography (GEOG) | |
| 10160 | Introduction to Geography (3) |
| 17063 | World Geography (3) |
| 17064 | Geography of the United States and Canada (3) |
| 22061 | Human Geography (3) |
| Gerontology (GERO) | |
| 14029 | Introduction to Gerontology (3) |
| Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) | |
| 20001 | Media, Power and Culture (3) |
| Justice Studies (JUS) | |
| 26704 | Issues in Law and Society (3) |
| Political Science (POL) | |
| 10004 | Comparative Politics (3) |
| 10100 | American Politics (3) |
| 10301 | Diversity in American Public Policy (3) |
| 10500 | World Politics (3) |
| Psychology (PSYC) | |
| 11762 | General Psychology (3) |
| 20651 | Child Psychology (3) |
| 21211 | Psychology of Adjustment (3) |
| 22221 | Multicultural Psychology (3) |
| Sociology (SOC) | |
| 12050 | Introduction to Sociology (3) |
| 22778 | Social Problems (3) |
| x | |
| BASIC SCIENCES (6-7 credit hours) | |
| Students must complete at least one of the basic sciences laboratory courses plus any specified prerequisite or corequisite courses. All laboratory courses are marked with a “LAB.” Beginning “major sequence” courses in biological sciences (BSCI 10110 [4],10120 [4]), chemistry (CHEM 10060 [4], 10061 [4], 10062 [1], 10063 [1], 10960 [5], 10961 [5]) and physics (PHY 23101 [5], 23102 [5]) may be substituted for those courses listed below. |
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| Anthropology (ANTH) | |
| 18630 | Human Evolution (3) |
| 18631 | Issues in Human Evolution (1) LAB |
| Biological Sciences (BSCI) | |
| 10001 | Human Biology (3) |
| 10002 | Life on Planet Earth (3) |
| 10003 | Laboratory Experience in Biology (1) LAB |
| 20020 | Biological Structure and Function (5) LAB |
| Chemistry (CHEM) | |
| 10030 | Chemistry in Our World (3) |
| 10031 | Chemistry in Our World Laboratory (1) LAB |
| 10050 | Fundamentals of Chemistry (3) |
| 10052 | Introduction to Organic Chemistry (2) (Corequisite 10053) |
| 10053 | Inorganic and Organic Chemistry Laboratory (1) LAB (Corequisite 10052) |
| 10054 | General and Elementary Organic Chemistry (5) |
| Geography (GEOG) | |
| 21062 | Physical Geography (3) |
| 21063 | Physical Geography Laboratory (1) |
| Geology (GEOL) | |
| 11040 | Earth Dynamics (3) |
| 11041 | Earth Dynamics Laboratory (1) LAB (Pre/corequisite 11040) |
| 11042 | Earth History (3) |
| 11043 | Earth History Laboratory (1) LAB (Pre/corequisite 11042) |
| 21062 | Environmental Geology (3) |
| 21080 | Oceanography (3) |
| Physics (PHY) | |
| 11030 | Seven Ideas that Shook the Universe (3) |
| 11660 | Physical Science (3) |
| 13001 | General College Physics I (4) |
| 13002 | General College Physics II (4) |
| 13011 | College Physics I (2) |
| 13012 | College Physics II (2) |
| 13021 | General College Physics Laboratory I (1) LAB |
| 13022 | General College Physics Laboratory II (1) LAB |
| 21040 | Physics in Entertainment and the Arts (3) |
| 21041 | Physics in Entertainment and the Arts Laboratory (1) LAB |
| 21430 | Frontiers in Astronomy (3) or |
| 24001 Astronomy (3) | |
| x | |
| ADDITIONAL HOURS (3 credit hours) | |
| Additional hours must be chosen from categories above or COMM 15000 Introduction to Human Communication (3). |
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| x | |
| TOTAL: 36-37 | |