GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

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1 GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 1. The General Education Program for Engineering Students Humanities and social science courses encompass the breadth of human experience and cultureboth past and present- including individual behavior, social and political structures, aesthetic values, modes and dynamics of communication, including philosophical and ethical thought, and cognitive processes. Such courses are an integral part of all engineering curricula which complements technical and professional content by enabling engineering students to appreciate the world in which they live and work, and to contribute as both educated members of society and aware, ethical professionals. Humanities and social science courses also provide a framework for rational inquiry, critical evaluation, judgment, and decisions when dealing with issues that are nonquantifiable, ambiguous, or controversial. Of equal importance, they offer opportunities for engineering students to develop interests and insights that guide, enrich, and expand their perceptions of the world they live in. To these ends, all Bachelor of Science (BS) students in the Schools of Engineering are required to complete a general education program of 18 credit hours of electives in approved humanities and social sciences. Students are strongly encouraged to develop a coherent general education plan (options for which will be discussed further later in the document) and distribute their general education credits throughout their academic program. 2. Courses Eligible under the General Education Program Condition 1 of the General Education Program (EFD 55-98) states: Courses [used to satisfy the General Education Program] must be drawn from those offered by the departments of Agricultural Economics, Child Development and Family Studies, Communication, Economics, English, Foreign Languages and s, History, Interdisciplinary Studies, Philosophy, Political Sciences, Psychological Sciences, Sociology and Anthropology, Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences; and by the Patti and Rusty Rueff School of Visual and Performing Arts. Any course offered by these departments is allowable, provided that it is open to students in the offering department and is not focused primarily on professional training, natural science, or mathematics. IE SCHOOL POLICY FOR GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES 1. A minimum of 18 credit hours must be taken. 2. At least 9 credit hours of courses with global/societal content from GROUP I must be taken. 3. At least 6 credit hours must be completed in at least one department. 1

2 4. No more than 12 credit hours can be completed in one department. 5. No more than 12 credit hours of introductory-level courses are allowed. Furthermore, at least 6 credit hours must come from courses at the level or above (provided they haven t been identified as introductory), or from courses with a required prerequisite in the same program. 6. If a foreign language is taken, at least 6 credit hours are required in the same language. If a student obtains credit by exam for a 101-level course, the next highest course taken in that language must be taken for a grade to receive credit for the 101-level course towards BSIE requirements. This excludes literature/culture based courses (e.g., CHNS 241) 7. Credit is not allowed for language courses in the student s native tongue(s), but literature, culture, drama, and related courses are allowed. 8. Credit by examination or granted credit, conditioned solely at the discretion of the awarding department, can be used to satisfy any part of the requirements. 9. No course may be used more than once even if the offering department allows it to be repeated for credit. 10. All introductory-level courses must be taken for a letter grade (i.e., A, B, C, D, or F). 11. At most one course may be taken as Pass/Not-Pass. 12. Courses treating subjects such as accounting, management, personal finance, personnel administration, technical writing, pilot training, skill courses, Band and ROTC can be of value to industrial engineers but do not fulfill the purpose of the General Education Program in the humanities, fine arts, and social sciences taught primarily in the School of Liberal Arts. Some of these courses can be taken as technical electives or extra courses beyond the requirements for the BSIE degree. For example, FS Wine Appreciation cannot be used as a General Education elective under any circumstances (nor will it count as a technical elective). IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STUDENT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE PROVISIONS FOR THE GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM ARE SATISFIED AS A CONDITION OF GRADUATION. 4. Special Approvals for Non-Pre-Approved General Education Elective Courses If a student believes a course satisfies the intent and requirements of a general education elective, but the course does not appear on the list of pre-approved GE courses, then the student must petition for a course to be counted as a general education elective. Each course will be evaluated by the IE Undergraduate Office based on the description of a general education elective course given in Section 2. To petition for a course approval, the following process must be observed. 1. A student must pick up IE-Form 3 from the IE Undergraduate Office. 2

3 2. The student must fill in the course information required on the form and attach a syllabus for the course in question. 3. Student returns the completed form to the IE Undergraduate Office for final processing and decision. Each student is notified via if the course is approved or not. All documentation is stored in the student's permanent record. 3

4 GROUP I: GLOBAL/SOCIETAL CONTENT *Students are referred to mypurdue to view course descriptions and semester offerings. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AGEC 250 Economic Geography of World Food and Resources Non-Intro Level AGEC 296 Selected Topics in Agricultural Economics AGEC 340 Introduction to World Agricultural Development AGEC 406 Natural Resources and Environmental Economics AGEC 410 Agricultural Policy AGEC 415 Community and Resource Development AGEC 450 International Agricultural Trade ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH 100 An Introduction to Anthropolgy ANTH 203 Biological Bases of Human Social Behavior ANTH 204 Intro to Biological Anthropology and Human Evolution ANTH 205 Human Cultural Diversity ANTH 368 Sociolinguistic Study of African American English ANTH 379 Native American Cultures ANTH 390 Industrial Research in Anthropology ANTH 392 Selected Topics in Anthropolgy ANTH 404 Comparative Social Organization ANTH 414 Introduction to Language and Culture ANTH 320 The Evolution of Prehistoric Civilizations ANTH 335 Primate Behavior ANTH 336 Human Variation ANTH 341 Culture and Personality ANTH 425 Anthropological Archaeology ANTH 435 Human Adaptation ANTH 436 Human Evolution ANTH 460 Contemporary Issues in Agriculture ANTH 473 Religion in Culture and Society ANTH 478 Native Cultures of the Great Lakes Woodlands COMMUNICATIONS COM 204 Critical Perspectives on Communication COM 212 Approaches to the Study of Interpersonal Communication COM 224 Communicating in the Global Workplace COM 250 Mass Communication and Society COM 251 Introduction to the Electronic Mass Media COM 256 Introduction to Advertising COM 210 Debating Public Issues COM 240 Introduction to Oral Interpretation COM 253 Introduction to Public Relations COM 303 Intercultural Communication COM 312 Rhetoric in the Western World COM 314 Advanced Presentational Speaking COM 316 Controversy in American Society COM 318 Principles of Persuasion COM 320 Small Group Communication 4

5 COM 324 Introduction to Organizational Communication COM 325 Interviewing: Principles and Practice COM 329 History of the Mass Media COM 330 Theories of Mass Communication COM 351 Mass Communication Ethics COM 352 Mass Communication Law COM 368 Sociolinguistic Study of African Amercian English COM 372 Communication in Relationships COM 374 Social Interaction Skills: Assessment and Development COM 376 Communication and Gender COM 381 Gender and Feminist Studies in Communication COM 412 Theories of Human Interaction COM 416 U.S. Politics and the Media COM 424 Communication in International Organizations COM 435 Communications and Emerging Technologies COM 491 Special Topics in Communication ECONOMICS ECON 251 Microeconomics ECON 252 Macroeconomics ECON 355 Comparative Analysis of Economic Systems ECON 361 Antitrust and Regualtion ECON 365 History of Economic Thought ECON 368 Economics and Values ECON 370 International Trade ECON 375 United States Economic History ECON 380 Money and Banking ECON 340 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory ECON 352 Intermediate Macroeconomics ECON 385 Labor Economics ECON 422 Public Finance and Taxation ECON 456 Urban Economics ECON 461 Industrial Organization ECON 466 International Economics ECON 470 Transportation Economics ECON 471 Behavioral Economics HISTORY HIST 102 Introduction to the Ancient World HIST 312 The Crusades HIST 103 Introduction to the Medieval World HIST 317 A History of the Christian Church and the Expansion of Christianity I HIST 104 Introduction to the Modern World HIST 318 A History of the Christian Church and the Expansion of Christianity II HIST 105 Survey of Global History HIST 320 The World of Chalremagne HIST 151 American History to 1877 HIST 322 Monarchy: Its Rise and Fall HIST 152 United States since 1877 HIST 323 German History HIST 201 Special Topics in History HIST 324 Modern France HIST 210 The Making of Modern Africa HIST 326 Popular Culture in Preindustrial Europe ( ) HIST 228 English History to 1688 HIST 327 The Habsburg Legacy: Central Europe, HIST 229 English History since 1688 HIST 328 History of Women in Renaissance Europe HIST 240 East Asia and its Historic Tradition HIST 329 History of Women in Modern Europe HIST 241 East Asia in the Modern World HIST 330 History of the British Empire and Commonwealth, 1783 to 1960 HIST 243 South Asian History and Civilizations HIST 331 Great Figures in History 5

6 HIST 245 Introduction to the Middle East History and Culture HIST 246 Modern Middle East and North Africa HIST 250 United States Relations with the Middle East and North Africa HIST 271 Latin American History to 1824 HIST 272 Latin American History from 1824 HIST 290 Russia: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow HIST 302 Historical Topics HIST 333 Science and Technology in Western Civilization I HIST 334 Science and Technology in Western Civilization II HIST 337 Europe in the Age of the Cold War HIST 339 Traditional China HIST 340 Modern China HIST 341 History of Africa South of the Sahara HIST 342 Africa and the West HIST 343 Traditional Japana HIST 405 The French Revolution and Napoleon HIST 344 History of Modern Japan HIST 406 Rebels and Romantics: Europe HIST 350 Science and Technology in the Twentieth HIST 407 Road to World War I: Century World HIST 351 The Second World War HIST 408 Dictatorship and Democracy: Europe HIST 355 History of American Military Affairs HIST 412 The Cultural History of the Middle Ages HIST 356 America in Vietnam HIST 427 History of Spain and Portugal HIST 357 History of Southern Africa since 1400 HIST 438 History of Russia from Medieval Times to 1861 HIST 359 Gender in East Asian History HIST 439 Communist China HIST 360 Gender in Middle East History HIST 440 History of Russia from 1861 to the Present HIST 365 Women in America HIST 441 Africa in the Twentieth Century HIST 366 Hispanic Heritage of the United States HIST 450 The English Landscape: Integrating History, Horticulture, and Landscape Architect HIST 368 Episodes in American Religious History HIST 460 American Colonial History HIST 371 Society, Culture, and Rock and Roll HIST 461 The Revolutionary Era, 1763 to 1800 HIST 372 History of the American West HIST 463 Creation of American Legal Culture HIST 376 History of Indiana HIST 465 The Civil War and Reconstruction, 1850 to 1877 HIST 377 History and Culture of Native America HIST 467 The Emergence of Modern America HIST 381 American Historical Biography HIST 468 Recent American History HIST 382 American Constitutional History HIST 469 Black Civil Rights Movement HIST 383 Recent American Constitutional History HIST 471 History of the Great Plains Indians HIST 386 History of American Foreign Relations HIST 472 History of Mexico HIST 387 History of the Space Age HIST 473 History of the South HIST 396 The Afro-American to 1865 HIST 475 Spanish Frontier in North America HIST 398 The Afro-American since 1865 HIST 492 Seminar in Historical Topics HIST 402 Europe in the Renaissance: From Dante to HIST 493 Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Seminar Machiavelli HIST 403 Europe in the Reformation HIST 494 Science and Technology in American Civilization HIST 404 Kings and Philosophers: Europe

7 INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES IDIS 260 Underclass Seminar in Science and Society IDIS 330 Introduction to Jewish Studies IDIS 490 Directed Reading in Interdisciplinary Studies PHILOSOPHY PHIL 110 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 111 Ethics PHIL 206 Philosophy of Religion PHIL 219 Introduction to Existentialism PHIL 221 Introduction to Philosophy of Science PHIL 225 Philosophy of Woman PHIL 240 Social and Political Philosophy PHIL 242 Philosophy, Culture, and the African American Experience PHIL 260 Philosophy and Law PHIL 270 Biomedical Ethics PHIL 275 The Philosophy of Art PHIL 280 Ethics and Animals PHIL 290 Environmantal Ethics PHIL 293 Selected Topics in Philosophy PHIL 301 History of Ancient Philosophy PHIL 302 History of Medieval Philosophy PHIL 303 History of Modern Philosophy PHIL 304 Nineteenth-Century Philosophy PHIL 306 Twentieth Century Philosophy PHIL 319 Classic and Contemporary Marxism PHIL 330 Religions of the East PHIL 331 Religions of the West PHIL 402 Studies in Medieval Christian Thought PHIL 406 Intermediate Philosophy of Religion PHIL 411 Modern Ethical Theories PHIL 421 Philosphy of Science PHIL 425 Metaphysics PHIL 430 Modern Religious Thought PHIL 431 Contemporary Religious Thought PHIL 432 Theory of Knowledge PHIL 435 Philosophy of Mind PHIL 465 Philosophy of Language PHIL 490 Advanced Topics in Philosophy PHIL 493 Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Seminar POLITICAL SCIENCE POL 101 American Government & Politics POL 300 Introduction to Politcal Analysis POL 120 Introduction to Public Policy & Public POL 303 Comparative Politics Administration POL 130 Introduction to International Relations POL 304 Israel and World Politics POL 141 Governments of the World POL 314 The President and the Policy Process POL 190 The Politics of Change POL 320 Introduction to Public Policy Analysis POL 221 Introduction to Science and Government POL 323 Comparative Environmental Policy POL 222 Women, Politics, and Public Policy POL 326 Black Political Participation in America POL 223 Introduction to Environmental Policy POL 327 Global Green Politics POL 230 Introduction to the Study of Peace POL 342 Government and Politics in the Communist Successor POL 231 Introduction to United States Foreign Policy POL 344 Introduction to the Politics of the Third World POL 232 Contemporary Crises in International Relations POL 345 West European Democracies in the Post- Industrial Era 7

8 POL 235 International Relations among Rich and Poor Nations POL 347 Introduction to Latin American Politics POL 237 Modern Weapons and International Relations POL 348 East Asian Politics POL 350 Foundations of the Western Political Theory: POL 428 The Politics of Regualtion From the Renaissance to Marx POL 351 Foundations of the Western Political Theory: POL 429 Contemporary Political Problems From Plato to the Reformation POL 352 Selected Topics in Politcal Theory POL 430 Selected Problems in International Relations POL 353 Current Political Ideologies POL 431 Selected Problems in International Law POL 360 Women and the Law POL 432 Selected Problems in World Order POL 364 Law, Ethics, and Public Policy POL 433 International Organization POL 370 Introduction to Comparative State Politics POL 434 U.S. Foreign Policy, Central America & the Caribbean POL 371 Introduction to Comparative Urban Politics POL 435 International Law POL 372 Indiana Government and Politics POL 436 Selected Problems in U.S. Foreign Policy POL 373 Campaign and Elections POL 441 Violence and Politics POL 380 The Politics of Bureaucracy POL 442 Government and Politics in Russia POL 410 Political Parties and Politics POL 447 British Political System and the Commonwealth of Nations POL 411 Congress: Structure and Functioning POL 453 Marxism and its Critics POL 413 The Human Basis of Politics POL 454 Political Economy from Smith to Keynes POL 415 U.S. Politics and the Media POL 460 Judicial Politics POL 419 The Politics of the Intergovernmental POL 461 Constitutional Law I Relations POL 423 International Environmental Policy POL 462 Constitutional Law II POL 427 Comparative Public Policy POL 493 Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Seminar SOCIOLOGY SOC 100 Introductory Sociology SOC 220 Social Problems SOC 316 Industry and Society SOC 324 Criminology SOC 328 Criminal Justice SOC 334 Urban Sociology SOC 338 Global Social Movements SOC 339 Introduction to the Sociology of Developing Nations SOC 340 General Social Psychology SOC 341 Culture and Personality SOC 350 Social Pschology of Marriage SOC 367 Religion in America SOC 368 The Social Significance of Religion SOC 374 Medical Sociology SOC 310 Racial and Ethnic Diversity SOC 312 American Society SOC 391 Selected Topics in Sociology SOC 402 Sociological Theory SOC 411 Social Stratification SOC 416 Industrial Sociology SOC 419 Sociology of Law SOC 420 Sociology of Criminal Law SOC 421 Juvenile Deliquency SOC 426 Social Deviance and Control SOC 429 Sociology of Protest SOC 450 Gender Roles in Modern Society SOC 454 Family Violence SOC 493 Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Seminar 8

9 ARABIC ARAB 101 Standard Arabic Level I ARAB 102 Standard Arabic Level II ARAB 201 Standard Arabic Level III ARAB 202 Standard Arabic Level IV ARAB 301 Standard Arabic Level V ARAB 302 Standard Arabic Level VI CHINESE CHNS 101 Chinese Level I CHNS 230 Chinese in Translation CHNS 241 Introduction to the Study of Chinese CHNS 285 Chinese Calligraphy CHNS 102 Chinese Level II CHNS 201 Chinese Level III CHNS 202 Chinese Level IV CHNS 280 Topics in Chinese Civilization and Culture CHNS 301 Chinese Level V CHNS 302 Chinese Level VI CHNS 305 Introduction to Classical Chinese CHNS 313 Reading and Writing Practice CHNS 341 Chinese I: Traditional Chinese Literaure CHNS 342 Chinese II: Modern Chinese CHNS 490 Special Topics in Chinese Language CHNS 493 Special Topics in Chinese FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES FLL 101 Special Topics in Foreign Languages I FLL 102 Special Topics in Foreign Languages II FLL 230 Introduction to Comparative FLL 201 Special Topics in Foreign Languages III FLL 233 Love, Sex, and Gender in Western European FLL 202 Special Topics in Foreign Languages IV FLL 235 East Asian in Translation FLL 368 Sociolinguistic Study of African American English FLL 239 Contemporary Foreign Women Writers in FLL 371 Phonetics of Foreign Languages Translation FLL 261 Introduction to the Linguistic Study of Foreign Languages FLL 490 Special Topics in Foreign Languages and s FLL 331 Comparative in Translation FLL 361 Sound and Form in Language FRENCH FR 101 French Level I FR 102 French Level II FR 230 French in Translation FR 103 Review of French Levels I&II 9

10 FR 112 Elementary French Conversation FR 342 French II: The 19th and 20th Centuries FR 201 French Level III FR 361 The Structure of French I: Pronunciation and Sound Structure FR 202 French Level IV FR 362 The Structure of French II: Grammar and Sentence Structure FR 211 Elementary French Converation II FR 380 Special Topics in French Culture and Civilization FR 212 Elementary French Conversation III FR 394 Special Topics in French FR 241 Introduction to the Study of French FR 396 Special Topics in French Language FR 280 Second-Year French: Special Topics FR 401 French Level VII FR 301 French Level V FR 402 French Level VIII FR 302 French Level VI FR 443 Introduction to Francophone FR 330 French Cinema FR 480 French Civilization FR 341 French I: From the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment GERMAN GER 101 German Level I GER 102 German Level II GER 230 German in Translation GER 103 Review of German Levels I&II GER 112 Elementary German Conversation I GER 302 German Level VI GER 201 German Level III GER 323 German Level VI: Science and Engineering GER 202 German Level IV GER 330 German Cinema GER 211 Elementary German Conversation II GER 341 German I: From the Reformation to the End of Romanticism GER 212 Elementary German Conversation III GER 342 German II: The 19th and 20th Centuries GER 241 Introduction to the Study of German GER 401 German Level VII GER 280 Second-Year German: Special Topics GER 402 German Level VIII GER 301 German Level V GER 480 German Civilization GREEK GREK 101 Classical Greek Level I GREK 102 Classical Greek Level II GREK 201 Classical Greek Level III GREK 202 Classical Greek Level IV GREK 343 Greek Oratory GREK 344 Greek Epic GREK 353 Greek Tragedy GREK 354 Greek Comedy GREK 442 Greek Lyric GREK 446 Greek Historians 10

11 HEBREW HEBR 101 Hebrew Level I HEBR 102 Hebrew Level II HEBR 201 Hebrew Level III HEBR 202 Hebrew Level IV ITALIAN ITAL 101 Italian Level I ITAL 231 Dante's Divine Comedy ITAL 330 The Italian Cinema ITAL 112 Elementary Italian Conversation II ITAL 201 Italian Level III ITAL 202 Italian Level IV ITAL 211 Elementary Italian Conversation III ITAL 212 Elementary Italian Conversation IV ITAL 301 Italian Level V ITAL 102 Italian Level II ITAL 105 Accelerated Italian ITAL 111 Elementary Italian Conversation I ITAL 302 Italian Level VI ITAL 335 Italian-American Cinema ITAL 341 Italian I: From the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment ITAL 342 Italian II: From Romanticism to the Present ITAL 394 Special Topics in Italian JAPANESE JPNS 101 Japanese Level I JPNS 230 Japanese in Translation JPNS 280 Introduction to Modern Japanese Civilization JPNS 241 Introduction to the Study of Japanese JPNS 301 Japanese Level V JPNS 302 Japanese Level VI JPNS 341 Japanese I: Modern Japanese JPNS 342 Japanese II: Classical Japanese JPNS 361 Elementary Survey of Japanese Linguistics JPNS 102 Japanese Level II JPNS 201 Japanese Level III JPNS 202 Japanese Level IV JPNS 362 The Structure of Japanese II: Advanced Sentence Structure and Applied Linguistics JPNS 363 Relationship of Japanese Language and Society JPNS 401 Japanese Level VII JPNS 402 Japanese Level VIII JPNS 480 Japanese Civilization JPNS 490 Special Topics in Japanese Language LATIN LATN 101 Latin Level I LATN 102 Latin Level II 11

12 LATN 201 Latin Level III LATN 202 Latin Level IV LATN 343 Roman Oratory LATN 344 Roman Epic LATN 345 Roman Elegy LATN 346 Roman Rhetoric LATN 442 Roman Lyric and Poetry LATN 443 Roman Satire LATN 444 Roman Philosophers LATN 445 Roman Encyclopedists LATN 446 Roman Historians LATN 490 Directed Reading in Latin PORTUGUESE PTGS 101 Portuguese Level I PTGS 102 Portuguese Level II PTGS 105 Accelerated Portuguese PTGS 112 Elementary Portuguese Conversation I PTGS 201 Portuguese Level III PTGS 202 Portuguese Level IV PTGS 211 Elementary Portuguese Conversation II PTGS 212 Elementary Portuguese Conversation III RUSSIAN RUSS 101 Russian Level I RUSS 102 Russian Level II RUSS 111 Conversation Supplement to RUSS 101 RUSS 112 Conversation Supplement to RUSS 102 RUSS 281 Post-Soviet Experiences RUSS 201 Russian Level III RUSS 289 Russia: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow RUSS 202 Russian Level IV RUSS 211 Conversation Supplement to RUSS 201 RUSS 212 Conversation Supplement to RUSS 202 RUSS 241 Introduction to the Study of Russian RUSS 301 Russian Level V RUSS 302 Russian Level VI RUSS 330 Russian and East European Cinema RUSS 341 Russian I: From the Beginning to 1900 RUSS 342 Russian II: From 1900 to the Present RUSS 361 The Structure of Russian I: Sound System and Sentence Structure RUSS 362 The Structure of Russian II: Word Forms and Word Formations RUSS 401 Russian Level VII RUSS 402 Russian Level VIII RUSS 480 Russian Civilization SPANISH SPAN 101 Spanish Level I SPAN 112 Elementary Spanish Conversation I SPAN 231 Cervantes' Don Quixote SPAN 235 Spanish American in Translation SPAN 102 Spainsh Level II SPAN 103 Review of Spanish Levels I&II SPAN 201 Spainsh Level III SPAN 202 Spanish Level IV 12

13 SPAN 211 Elementary Spanish Conversation II SPAN 212 Elementary Spanish Conversation III SPAN 230 Contemporary Spanish in Translation SPAN 241 Introduction to the Study of Hispanic SPAN 280 Second-Year Spanish: Special Topics SPAN 301 Spanish Level V SPAN 302 Spanish Level VI SPAN 330 Spanish and Latin American Cinema SPAN 335 The of the Spanish-Speaking Peoples if the United States SPAN 341 Hispanic I: Poetry and Drama SPAN 342 Hispanic II: Prose SPAN 361 The Structure of Spanish I: Phonetics and Phonology SPAN 362 The Structure of Spanish II: Morphology, Lexicology, and Syntax SPAN 401 Spanish Level VI SPAN 402 Spanish Level VII SPAN 480 Spanish Civilization SPAN 481 Spanish Culture SPAN 482 Latin American Civilization GROUP 2: UP TO 9 CR. CAN BE TAKEN FROM THE FOLLOWING AREAS ART AND DESIGN AD 105 Design I AD 106 Design II AD 125 Introduction to Interior Design AD 200 Beginning Painting AD 215 Materials and Processes AD 205 Design III AD 217 Introduction to Classical Archaeology AD 206 Studio in Visual Communications Design AD 226 History of Art to 1400 AD 213 Life Drawing I AD 227 History of Art from 1400 AD 230 Interior Design I AD 242 Ceramics I AD 235 Materials and Processes II AD 255 Art Appreciation AD 246 Design Drawing II AD 265 Relief Printmaking AD 250 Interior Design II AD 266 Silkscreen Printmaking AD 262 Jewelry and Metalwork I AD 270 Constructed Textiles AD 275 Beginning Sculpture AD 271 Dyed Textiles AD 311 Greek Art AD 312 Roman Art AD 383 Modern Art AD 314 Illistrative Drawing AD 384 Contemporary Art AD 316 Seminar on Ideas in Industrial Design I: AD 385 History of Interior Design Design and Society AD 327 Art History Methodology AD 390 African Art AD 330 Interior Design III AD 391 History of Chinese and Japanese Art AD 332 Visual Communications Design I AD 395 History of Design AD 333 Photo Silkscreen AD 400 Advanced Painting AD 341 The Altered Image AD 405 Industrial Design III AD 350 Interior Design IV AD 406 Industrial Design IV AD 359 Medieval European Art AD 421 Advanced Studies in Photography and Related Media I AD 362 Jewelry and Metalwork II AD 442 Ceramics III AD 363 Documentary and Photography AD 451 Italian Renissance Art AD 365 Intermediate Painting AD 452 Northern Renaissance Art 13

14 AD 366 Visual Communications Design II AD 454 Modern Architecture AD 368 Etching and Intaglio Printmaking AD 462 Metalsmithing AD 369 Lithographic Printmaking AD 468 Printmaking III AD 370 Woven Textiles AD 470 Advanced Studies in Textiles AD 380 Mannerist, Baroque, and Rococo Art AD 485 History of Contemporary Interiors AD 381 Fine Art Photographic Printmaking and AD 490 Special Problems in Art and Design Artist's Book AD 382 Nineteenth-Century Art AD 492 Advanced Seminar in Art History AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ASL 101 American Sign Language I ASL 280 American Deaf Community: Language, Culture, and Society ASL 102 American Sign Language II ASL 201 American Sign Language III ASL 202 American Sign Language IV SPEECH, LANGUAGE, AND HEARING SCIENCES SLHS 115 Introduction to Communicative Disorders SLHS 309 Language Development (PSY 426) SLHS 401 Language and the Brain SLHS 419 Topics in Audiology and Speech Pathology CLASSICS CLCS 230 Topics in Classical CLCS 232 Classical Roots of English Words CLCS 237 Gender and Sexuality in Greek and Roman Antiquity CLCS 335 Introduction to Classical Mythology CLCS 336 Ancient World Onscreen CLCS 337 The Ancient Epic CLCS 338 The Tragic Vision CLCS 339 and the Law CLCS 330 Survey of Greek in Translation CLCS 331 Survey of Latin CLCS 333 Comparative Mythology CLCS 380 Alexander the Great and Hellenstic World CLCS 381 Julius Caesar: Statesman, Soldier, Citizen CLCS 383 The Roman Empire CLCS 385 Science, Medicine, and Magic in the Ancient West DANCE DANC 101 Modern Dance DANC 102 Ballet I DANC 103 Jazz Dance I DANC 130 Fundamental Principles of Dance Technique DANC 250 Dance Appreciation DANC 140 Dance Improvisation DANC 201 Modern Dance II DANC 202 Ballet II DANC 203 Jazz Dance II DANC 240 Fundamentals of Dance Compostion DANC 301 Modern Dance III 14

15 ENGLISH ENGL 201 The Nature of Literary Study ENGL 227 Elements of Linguistics ENGL 230 Great Narrative Works ENGL 231 Introduction to ENGL 232 Thematic Studies in ENGL 234 Ecological ENGL 235 Introduction to Drama ENGL 237 Introduction to Poetry ENGL 238 Introduction to Fiction ENGL 239 Introduction to Biography ENGL 240 Survey of the British : From the Beginning through the Neoclassical Period ENGL 241 Survey of the British : From the Rise of Romanticism to the Modern Period ENGL 250 Great American Books ENGL 257 of Black America ENGL 258 Nobel Prize Winners in ENGL 262 Greek and Roman Classics in Translation ENGL 264 The Bible as ENGL 266 World : From the Beginnings to 1700 A.D. ENGL 267 World : From 1700 A.D. to the Present ENGL 276 Shakespeare on Film ENGL 279 The American Short Story in Print and Film ENGL 381 The British Novel ENGL 382 The American Novel ENGL 383 Modern Drama: Ibsen to the Absurdists ENGL 386 History of the Film to 1938 ENGL 387 History of the Film from 1938 to Present ENGL 412 Studies in Genre ENGL 413 Studies in and History ENGL 414 Studies in and Culture ENGL 441 Chaucer's Canterbury Tales ENGL 442 Shakespeare ENGL 444 Milton ENGL 455 Main Currents of American Thought ENGL 205 Introduction to Creative Writing ENGL 304 Advanced Composition ENGL 327 English Language I: History and Development ENGL 331 Medieval English ENGL 333 Renaissance English ENGL 335 Restoration and Eighteenth-Century English ENGL 337 Nineteenth-Century English ENGL 350 Survey of American from its Beginnings to 1865 ENGL 351 Survey of American from 1865 to the Post World War II Period ENGL 352 Native American ENGL 356 American Humor ENGL 358 Black Drama ENGL 360 Gender and ENGL 365 and Imperialism ENGL 366 Postcolonial s ENGL 368 Sociolinguistic Study of African American English ENGL 372 American Folklore ENGL 373 Science Fiction and Fantasy ENGL 375 Britsh Drama to 1800, Exclusive of Shakespeare ENGL 377 Major Modern Poetry ENGL 379 The Short Story ENGL 396 Studies in and Language ENGL 406 Review Writing ENGL 407 Introduction to Poetry Writing ENGL 409 Introduction to Fiction Writing ENGL 411 Studies in Major Authors ENGL 460 Studies in Women's ENGL 462 The Bible as : The Old Testament ENGL 463 The Bible as : The New Testament ENGL 466 Cultural Encounters ENGL 468 Problems in the History of Criticism ENGL 469 Issues in Contemporary Criticism and Theory ENGL 470 Theories of Rhetoric and Composition 15

16 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES HDFS 201 Introduction to Family Processes HDFS 255 Marriage and Family Relationships HDFS 210 Introduction to Human Development HDFS 211 Development and Growth of Children HDFS 301 Diversity in Individual and Family Life HDFS 311 Child Development HDFS 312 Adult Development HDFS 325 Health and Health Care for Children and Families HDFS 424 Children and Stress MUSIC MUS 250 Music Appreciation MUS 361 Music Theory I MUS 362 Music Theory II MUS 363 Music Theory III MUS 364 Music Theory IV MUS 374 Contemporary Music MUS 375 Selected Topics in Music MUS 378 Jazz History MUS 490 Guided Reading in Music PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES PSY 120 Elementary Psychology PSY 121 Elementary Psychology for Students of Science and Engineering PSY 200 Introduction to Cognitive Psychology PSY 220 Brain and Behavior: An Introduction PSY 235 Child Psychology PSY 250 Psychology of Adjustment PSY 251 Health Psychology PSY 285 Consumer Behavior PSY 239 The Psychology of Women PSY 240 Introduction to Social Psychology PSY 310 Sensory and Perceptual Processes PSY 311 Human Memory PSY 314 Introduction to Learning PSY 333 Motivation PSY 335 Steretyping and Prejudice PSY 336 Issues in Developmental Psychology PSY 337 Social Cognition PSY 392 Special Topics in Psychology PSY 339 Advanced Social Psychology PSY 420 Introduction to Personality Theory PSY 350 Abnormal Psychology PSY 426 Language Development (AUS 309) PSY 360 Developmental Psychology PSY 428 Drugs and Behavior PSY 361 Human Development I: Infancy and PSY 443 Aggresion and Violence Childhood PSY 364 Determinants of Individual Differences PSY 444 Human Sexual Behavior PSY 365 Development of Gender Roles in Children PSY 450 Crisis Intervention PSY 367 Adult Development and Aging PSY 464 Responsible Conduct of Scientific Research PSY 368 Children's Development in Cross-Cultural Perspective PSY 473 Selection and Performance Appraisal in Organizations PSY 370 Environmental Psychology PSY 475 Work Motivation and Job Satisfaction PSY 380 Behavior Change Methods PSY 484 The Psychology of Consciousness PSY 391 Readings in Psychology 16

17 THEATRE THTR 168 Theatre Production I THTR 201 Theatre Appreciation THTR 323 Acting: Movement for the Actor THTR 333 Acting: Workshop II THTR 334 Acting: Workshop III THTR 336 Rehearsal and Performance II THTR 380 History of Theatre I THTR 213 Voice for the Actor THTR 233 Acting: Workshop I THTR 413 Advanced Voice for the Stage THTR 433 Acting: Workshop IV THTR 434 Advanced Acting Skills THTR 440 Directing: Page to Stage 17