a. Ability to communicate effectively in writing to a variety of audiences

b. Ability to conduct research and appropriately report results in writing

ENG 101
 
 

ENGL 3111 Expository English Comp (3) or

ESOL 3111 English as a Second Language, Expository Composition and

SPCH 3100 Intro. to Speech Communication

(students completing ESOL 3111 and SPCH 3100 satisfy the ENG 101 requirement)

a. Understand the contributions of arts to cultures and life in the broadest sense

a. One of the following is required: ART 211, MUSIC 111, THR 110

ARTS 3105 Art Appreciation (3)

ARTS 3106 Aesthetics (3)

ARTS 3107 Chicano Art (3)

ARTS 3111 Pre-Renaissance Art History (3)

ARTS 3112 Renaissance & Modern Art History (3)

MUSC 3101 Music Appreciation (3)

MUSC 3127 Jazz to Rock (3)

MUSC 3324 Music Cultures of the World (3)

DRAM 3101 Intro. To Theater (3)

DRAM 3205 History of the Theater (3)

ENGL 3214 Intro. To Drama (3)

ARTS 3101 Design I (3)

ARTS 3102 Basic Drawing I (3)

ARTS 3108 Sculpture I (3)

ARTS 3110 Ceramics I (3)

ARTS 3114 Photography in the Art Studio (3)

ARTS 3201 Painting I (3)

ARTS 3222 Print Making (3)

ARTS 3226 Mural Design (3)

MUSC 1101 Chorus I (1)

MUSC 1102 Chorus II (1)

MUSC 1103 Chorus III (1)

MUSC 1104 Chorus IV (1)

MUSC 1111 Sight Singing and Dictation (1)

MUSC 1112 Sight Singing and Dictation (1)

MUSC 1120 Band I (1)

MUSC 1121 Band II (1)

MUSC 1122 Band III (1)

MUSC 1123 Band IV (1)

MUSC 1124 Mariachi I (1)

MUSC 1125 Mariachi II (1)

MUSC 1126 Mariachi III (1)

MUSC 1127 Mariachi IV (1)

MUSC 1141 Guitar Ensemble I (1)

MUSC 1142 Guitar Ensemble II (1)

MUSC 1143 Guitar Ensemble III (1)

MUSC 1144 Guitar Ensemble IV (1)

MUSC 1150 Chamber Music Ensemble I (1)

MUSC 1151 Chamber Music Ensemble II (1)

MUSC 1152 Chamber Music Ensemble III (1)

MUSC 1153 Chamber Music Ensemble IV (1)

MUSC 1160 Jazz Ensemble I (1)

MUSC 1161 Jazz Ensemble II (1)

MUSC 1162 Jazz Ensemble III (1)

MUSC 1163 Jazz Ensemble IV (1)

MUSC 2144 Guitar Class I (2)

MUSC 2145 Guitar Class II (2)

MUSC 2146 Mariachi Class (2)

MUSC 2171 Piano Class I (2)

MUSC 2172 Piano Class II (2)

MUSC 2173 Voice Class (2)

MUSC 2175 Intro to MIDI (2)

MUSC 3111 Music Fundamentals (3)

DRAM 1101 Basic Theatre Practice I (1)

DRAM 1102 Basic Theatre Practice II (1)

DRAM 1103 Basic Theatre Practice III (1)

DRAM 1104 Basic Theatre Practice IV (1)

DRAM 3103 Chicano Theater (3)

DRAM 3104 Theatre in Spanish (3)

DRAM 3201 Stagecraft (3)

DRAM 3203 Acting I (3)

a. Improve physical fitness

b. Develop lifetime sports skills

a. MS 100 is required and is prerequisite for all other courses

EXSS 3107 Principles of Wellness (3)(will be approved for a maximum of 2 credits only-approval of this course is pending review of syllabus and approval by WNMU Wellness and Movement Science Dept.)

EXSS 1102 Beginning Modern Dance I (1)

EXSS 1103 Beg. Modern Dance II (1) 

EXSS 1104 Tennis (1)

EXSS 1105 Handball/Racquetball (1)

EXSS 1107 Volleyball (1)

EXSS 1113 Swimming I (1)

EXSS 1114 Swimming II (1)

EXSS 1115 Jogging (1)

EXSS 1116 Par Course. (2)

EXSS 1117 Martial Arts. (1)

EXSS 1121 Combative Measures (1)

EXSS 1122 Self Defense For Women (1)

EXSS 1123 Badminton (1)

EXSS 1124 Golf (1)

EXSS 1127 Weight Training I (1)

EXSS 1130 Tennis II (1)

EXSS 1131 Volleyball II (1)

a. Understand how people are organized, how belief systems develop and how "cultures" come to be

b. Understand the dimensions and consequences of human differences with respect to race, ethnicity, class, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age and/or disability.

 

a. Two courses from separate disciplines from the following are required:

ANTH 201, ANTH 202, GEOG 202, POLSC 201, PSY 102, SOC 101, SOC 102, 

ECON 200

ANTH 3101 The Making of Humankind (3)

ANTH 3102 Intro to Social and Cultural Anthropology (3)

ANTH 3110 Cultural Geography (3) (this course will not substitute for GEOG 202 as a prerequisite for later courses)

ECON 3101 Principles of Economics I (3)

ECON 3102 Principles of Economics II (3)

ECON 3104 Basic Economics (3)

POLS 3110 American Government and Politics (3)

PSYC 3101 Intro. To Psychology (3)

SOCL 3101 Intro. To Sociology (3)

SOCL 3102 Social Problems (3)

a. Increase in mathematical abilities

b. Ability to solve problems using mathematical modeling

Two courses from the following are required: MATH 105, 106, 111, 121, 123, 132, 171, 172, 221, 271

MATH 3101 College Mathematics I (3)

MATH 3102 College Mathematics II (3)

MATH 3107 Technical Mathematics I (3)

MATH 3108 Technical Mathematics II (3)

MATH 3109 College Algebra and Geometry (3)

MATH 3120 Intro Mathematics for Business and Social Science (3)

MATH 3201 Intro Analysis for Business or Social Science (3)

MATH 3212 Calculus II (3)

MATH 3217 Calculus III (3)

MATH 4110 Pre-Calculus (4)

MATH 4111 Calculus 1 (4)

BUSA 3108 Business Mathematics (3)

a. Ability to use database, spreadsheet, word processing and data analysis software packages.

b. Increase computer-related consumer literacy

One course from the following is required: CS 110, 115, 160

 

CISC 1101 Intro. To Microcomputer Operating Systems and Word Processing (1)

CISC 1102 Intro. To Microcomputer Spreadsheets and Graphics. (1)

CISC 1103 Intro to Microcomputer Databases and Data Communications (1) 

CISC 3109 Intro. To Computer Programming. (3)

CISC 3130 Microcomputer Operating Systems (3)

One courses from the following is required: ENG 200, 201, 205, 225, 240, 296, 297, 298, 299

ENGL 3203 Intro. To Chicano Literature (3)

ENGL 3210 Women in Literature (3)

ENGL 3211 British Literature I (3)

ENGL 3212 British Literature II (3)

ENGL 3213 Intro. To the Novel and Short Story (3)

ENGL 3214 Intro. To Drama (3)

ENGL 3215 World Literature I (3)

ENGL 3216 World Literature II (3)

ENGL 3218 Intro. To Poetry (3)

ENGL 3219 American Literature I (3)

ENGL 3220 American Literature II (3)

a. Experience the scientific method and scientific analysis

b. Understand the biological and physical sciences and their relationships to the everyday world

c. Understand the biological and physical aspects of environmental issues

Two courses from the following are required: BIOL 101, 102, 111, 112; CHEM 121, 151, 152; GEOG 201; GEOL 101, 102, 201, MS 240: PHYS 151, 152, 171, 172, PHYSC 101, 102, 115, 181/183, 182/184

BIOS 4101 General Biology I (4)

BIOS 4102 General Biology II (4)

BIOS 4111 Biology for the Life Sciences (4)

BIOS 4116 General Botany I (4)

CHEM 4104 Chemical Concept and Calculation (4)

CHEM 4105 General Chemistry I (4)

CHEM 4106 General Chemistry II (4)

CHEM 4111 Health Science Chemistry I (4)

CHEM 4112 Health Science Chemistry II (4)

CHEM 4113 Fundamental General Chemistry I (4)

GEOL 3111 Principals of Earth Science (3)

GEOL 3112 Principals of Geology (3)

GEOL 4101 Physical Geology (4)

GEOL 4102 Historical Geology (4)

ISCI 4101 The Explanatory Power of Science (4)

ISCI 4102 Science in the Modern World

PHYS 3107/1107 Astronomy I (4)

PHYS 3108/1108 Astronomy II (4)

PHYS 3210 Principles of Physical Science I (3)

PHYS 3211 Principles of Physical Science II (3)

PHYS 4103 General Physics I (4)

PHYS 4104 General Physics II (4)

PHYS 4205/1205 Engineering Physics I (5)

PHYS 4206/1206 Engineering Physics II (5)

a. Understand the multicultural heritage of the Southwestern United States

b. Understand the history of the world from a cross-cultural perspective

c. Understand the multicultural history of the United States

a. One course from the following are required: HIST 111, 112

b. An additional course from the following is required: HIST 201, 202

HIST 3202 World History to 1648 to present

HIST 3101 History of the US to 1885 (3)

HIST 3102 History of the US since 1865 (3)

Students who have studied a foreign language in high school, or those who believe they have some proficiency in a foreign language, may determine the level at which they should begin language study by consulting the Humanities Department Chair

The equivalent of SPAN 202 is SPAN 3202 (Intermediate Spanish as a Second Language II); the equivalent of SPAN 214 is SPAN 3204 (Advanced Spanish for Native Speakers).