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Courses Approved for General Education

Arts Study

All students must complete one Arts Study course to satisfy General Education Requirements. This course is in addition to the Humanities Base English course (ENG 102, ENG 114, or ENG 198). This requirement may be satisfied by Arts Study courses that are either included in or independent of a thematic cluster. General Education courses that satisfy this requirement are:

ASI 341	TOPICS ARTS STUDY Restrictions: Specific topics approved for designated cluster. Consult semester class schedule.
ASI 347	PHYSICS AND LITERATURE
ASI 351	CONSTRUCTING CIVILIZATION
ASI 357	VOCATION AND THE ARTS
CLA 203	CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY
CMM 355	RHETORIC OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
ENG 151	INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
ENG 198	ENGLISH SCHOLARS' SEMINAR Restrictions: Berry Scholars only
ENG 203	MAJOR BRITISH WRITERS
ENG 204	MAJOR AMERICAN WRITERS
ENG 205	MAJOR WORLD WRITERS
ENG 301	SURVEY OF EARLY ENGLISH LITERATURE
ENG 302	SURVEY OF LATER ENGLISH LITERATURE
ENG 305	SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE
ENG 306	SURVEY OF CONTINENTAL LITERATURE
ENG 320	CONTEMPORARY DRAMA
ENG 322	MASTERPIECES OF WORLD LITERATURE
ENG 323	LITERATURE OF THE CHRISTIAN TRADITION
ENG 333	IMAGES OF WOMEN IN LITERATURE
ENG 334	MODERN MEN--IMAGES
ENG 335	MODERN BLACK LITERATURE
ENG 336	GENDER IN FICTION
ENG 338	IMAGES OF BUSINESS
ENG 340	THE PRISON IN LITERATURE
ENG 342	LITERATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT
ENG 345	COLONIAL AND POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE
ENG 348	MODERN IRISH LITERATURE
ENG 350	EUROPEAN LITERATURE OF ANTIQUITY
ENG 353	LITERATURE OF THE RENAISSANCE
ENG 354	LITERATURE OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT
ENG 355	LITERATURE OF THE ROMANTIC AGE
ENG 356	EUROPEAN LITERATURE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
ENG 357	EUROPEAN LITERATURE OF THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY
ENG 358	CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE OF EUROPE
ENG 362	SHAKESPEARE
ENG 363	SHAKESPEARE'S WORLDS
ENG 382	MOZART'S OPERAS
ENG 383	THE TRAGIC DILLEMNA Restrictions: for Core only
ENG 384	CHRISTIANITY AND MODERN POETRY
FRN 352	OLD WORLD MEETS NEW (ENG)
FRN 452	OLD WORLD MEETS NEW (FRN)
GER 361	SURVEY OF GERMAN LITERATURE I
GER 362	SURVEY OF GERMAN LITERATURE II
HMS 360	LATIN AMERICA THROUGH LITERATURE
MUS 201	MUSIC IN CONCERT
MUS 203	SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF MUSIC
MUS 205	MUSIC, INSTRUMENTS, AND TECHNOLOGY
MUS 232	INTEGRATING THE ARTS: MUSIC
MUS 302	MUSIC HISTORY AND LITERATURE I, II Restrictions: for MUE, MUS only
MUS 303	INTRODUCTION OF MUSICS OF THE WORLD
MUS 304	HISTORY OF AMERICAN MUSIC
MUS 305	AFRICAN-AMERICAN SACRED MUSIC
MUS 306	HISTORY OF AMERICAN JAZZ
MUS 309	OPERA HISTORY AND LITERATURE
MUS 310	MOZART'S OPERAS
MUS 325	BEETHOVEN AND HIS ERA
MUS 327	MUSIC IN FILM
MUS 350	SACRED MUSIC HISTORY
THR 105	INTRODUCTION TO THE THEATRE
VAE 232	INTEGRATING THE ARTS: VISUAL ARTS
VAH 101	INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS
VAH 201	SURVEY OF ART I
VAH 202	SURVEY OF ART II
VAH 203	SURVEY OF ART III
VAH 483	TWENTIETH-CENTURY ART II
VAR 220	VISUAL RESOURCES

Historical Study

All students must complete two Historical Study courses to satisfy General Education Requirements. The first Historical Study course, (HST 103, HST 198, or ASI 111), forms part of the Humanities Base. The second Historical Study course can be part of a thematic cluster or serve simply to satisfy that Domain of Knowledge requirement of General Education. The restriction on certain Historical Study courses apply both to the majors indicated and the second disciplines. (Education students should see checklists.) General Education courses that may satisfy the requirement for a second course in Historical Study are:

AMS 301	INTERPRETATIONS OF AMERICAN CULTURE
ASI 111	CORE INTEGRATED STUDIES: THE ROOTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN CULTURES AND VALUES Restrictions: for Core only
ASI 112	CORE INTEGRATED STUDIES: THE ROOTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN CULTURES AND VALUES Restrictions: for Core only--meets HST cluster requirement and PHL Humanities Base requirement
ASI 342	TOPICS HST STUDY Restrictions: Specific topics approved for designated cluster. Consult semester class schedule.
CMM 350	PROPAGANDA ANALYSIS
CMM 416	DEVELOPMENT OF MASS MEDIA Restrictions: for CMM only
GER 341	GERMAN CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION
HSS 275	HISTORY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT Restrictions: for HSS only
HST 101	HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION FROM ITS CLASSICAL ROOTS TO 1715 Restrictions: Meets Humanities Base requirement for students entering prior to Fall 2004.
HST 102	HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION SINCE 1715 Restrictions: Meets Humanities Base requirement for students entering prior to Fall 2004.
HST 103	THE WEST AND THE WORLD
HST 198	HISTORY SCHOLARS' SEMINAR Restrictions: Berry Scholars only
HST 251	AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1865
HST 252	AMERICAN HISTORY SINCE 1865
HST 302	HISTORY OF ANCIENT GREECE
HST 303	HISTORY OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC AND EMPIRE
HST 305	MEDIEVAL EUROPE
HST 307	RENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION
HST 308	SHAKESPEARE'S WORLDS
HST 313	THE DUAL REVOLUTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES - EUROPE 1815-1914
HST 314	MODERN EUROPE IN DECLINE - 1890-1945
HST 315	EUROPE IN THE POSTWAR ERA--1945 TO THE PRESENT
HST 316	BEETHOVEN AND HIS ERA
HST 322	HISTORY OF ENGLAND
HST 324	COMPARATIVE NATIONALISM
HST 326	RUSSIA, THE SOVIET UNION AND BEYOND, 1860-PRESENT
HST 327	NATIONAL CULTURES OF THE SOVIET UNION AND ITS SUCCESSOR STATES
HST 328	HISTORY OF EASTERN EUROPE
HST 330	HISTORY OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
HST 333	THE MIDDLE EAST, NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURIES
HST 334	HISTORY OF THE PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL CONFLICT
HST 335	HISTORY OF SOUTH ASIA
HST 336	HISTORY OF AFRICA TO 19TH CENTURY
HST 337	HISTORY OF AFRICA-19TH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT
HST 338	STATE AND SECESSION IN SOUTH ASIA
HST 340	HISTORY OF SCIENCE
HST 341	HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY
HST 342	ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS
HST 343	HISTORY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
HST 344	HISTORY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE MODERN CORPORATION
HST 346	HISTORY OF AMERICAN AVIATION
HST 347	SEX, RACE, & SCIENCE
HST 349	TECHNOLOGY AND THE CULTURE OF WAR
HST 351	AMERICAN WOMEN'S AND GENDER HISTORY
HST 352	HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FAMILY
HST 353	HISTORY OF WOMEN IN EUROPEAN SOCIETIES
HST 354	HISTORY OF WOMEN AND GENDER IN THE MIDDLE EAST
HST 355	AMERICAN URBAN HISTORY
HST 356	COMPARATIVE HISTORY OF WOMEN IN THE THIRD WORLD
HST 357	LATIN AMERICA IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
HST 358	SOCIAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA
HST 360	U.S. LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY I
HST 361	U.S. LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY II
HST 370	ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
HST 372	HISTORY OF RELIGION IN THE UNITED STATES
HST 374	IRELAND AND AMERICA
HST 376	SOCIAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
HST 377	CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN HISTORY
HST 378	HISTORY OF GLOBAL IMMIGRANTS TO THE UNITED STATES
HST 380	NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY
HST 382	HISTORY OF MEXICO
HST 383	HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN
HST 384	ECONOMIC HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA
HST 385	THE ATLANTIC WORLD, 1492-1800
HST 391	AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY AND PRESERVATION
HST 398	HISTORY OF BLACKS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1526- 1900
HST 399	HISTORY OF BLACKS IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1900
MUS 301	MUSIC HISTORY AND LITERATURE I Restrictions: for MUE, MUS only
PSY 471	HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY Restrictions: for PSY only
THR 415	HISTORY OF THE THEATRE I Restrictions: for THR only
THR 425	HISTORY OF THE THEATRE II Restrictions: for THR only
VAH 360	ART HISTORY AND FEMINISM
VAH 382	HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY I Restrictions: for PHO only
VAH 480	TWENTIETH-CENTURY ART I Restrictions: for ART and EAR, only

Philosophy

All students complete PHL 103 and REL 103 or REL 198, or ASI 111 and ASI 112, as part of the Humanities Base. Students are required to take an additional two courses in philosophy and/or religious studies to satisfy General Education Requirements. This requirement may be satisfied by philosophy and/or religious studies courses that are either included in or independent of a thematic cluster.

ASI 112	CORE INTEGRATED STUDIES: THE ROOTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN CULTURES AND VALUES Restrictions: for Core only--meets HST cluster requirement and PHL Humanities Base requirement
ASI 343	TOPICS PHL STUDY Restrictions: Specific topics approved for designated cluster. Consult semester class schedule.
ASI 371	PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY SBA Restrictions: for Core only
ASI 372	PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY EDU Restrictions: for Core only
ASI 373	PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY ENGR Restrictions: for Core only
ASI 374	PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY PHL Restrictions: for Core only
EDT 301	PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION Restrictions: for Education and E-11 only Course removed from general education 12/05/02
EDT 302	CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION Restrictions: for Education and E-11 only Course removed from general education 12/05/02
EDT 305	PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY OF AMERICAN EDUCATION Restrictions: for Education and E-11 students only
PHL 103	INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
PHL 201	PRACTICAL LOGIC
PHL 302	SYMBOLIC LOGIC
PHL 304	PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN NATURE
PHL 306	PHILOSOPHY OF KNOWLEDGE
PHL 307	PHILOSOPHY AND WOMEN
PHL 308	METAPHYSICS
PHL 309	PHILOSOPHY OF MIND
PHL 310	SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY
PHL 311	PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
PHL 312	ETHICS
PHL 313	BUSINESS ETHICS
PHL 314	PHILOSOPHY OF LAW
PHL 315	MEDICAL ETHICS
PHL 316	ENGINEERING ETHICS
PHL 317	ETHICS AND MODERN WAR
PHL 318	FAMILY ETHICS
PHL 319	INFORMATION ETHICS
PHL 320	PHILOSOPHY OF ART
PHL 321	ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
PHL 323	PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE
PHL 324	PHILOSOPHY AND FILM
PHL 325	PHILOSOPHY OF MUSIC
PHL 327	PHILOSOPHY OF PEACE
PHL 330	PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
PHL 331	SCIENCE, OBJECTIVITY, AND VALUES
PHL 332	TECHNOLOGY AND VALUES
PHL 333	PHILOSOPHY AND COGNITIVE SCIENCE
PHL 345	PHILOSOPHY SCHOLARS' SEMINAR Restrictions: Berry Scholars only
PHL 350	CLASSICAL GREEK PHILOSOPHY
PHL 351	MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY
PHL 352	MODERN PHILOSOPHY
PHL 353	KANT AND NINETEENTH-CENTURY PHILOSOPHY
PHL 354	TWENTIETH-CENTURY PHILOSOPHY
PHL 355	EASTERN PHILOSOPHY
PHL 356	CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY
PHL 357	RADICAL PHILOSOPHY
PHL 358	MARXIST PHILOSOPHY
PHL 360	EXISTENTIALISM
PHL 361	AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY
PHL 363	AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY
PHL 364	RACE, GENDER, AND PHILOSOPHY
PHL 365	PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURE
PHL 370	POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
PHL 371	PHILOSOPHY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
PHL 372	VALUES AND ECONOMICS
PHL 373	PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY

Religious Studies

All students complete REL 103 or REL 198 and PHL 103, or ASI 111 and ASI 112, as part of the Humanities Base. Students are required to take an additional two courses in philosophy and/or religious studies to satisfy General Education Requirements. This requirement may be satisfied by philosophy and/or religious studies courses that are either included in or independent of a thematic cluster.

ASI 111	CORE INTEGRATED STUDIES: THE ROOTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN CULTURES AND VALUES Restrictions: For Core only
ASI 344	TOPICS REL STUDY Restrictions: Specific topics approved for designated cluster. Consult semester class scedule.
ASI 371	PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY SBA Restrictions: For Core only
ASI 372	PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY EDU Restrictions: For Core only
ASI 373	PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY ENGR Restrictions: For Core only
ASI 375	PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN A GLOBAL COMMUNITY REL Restrictions: For Core only
REL 103	INTRODUCTION TO RELIGION
REL 198	RELIGIOUS STUDIES SCHOLARS' SEMINAR Restrictions: Berry Scholars only
REL 300	SELECTED RELIGIONS OF THE EAST
REL 304	HINDUISM
REL 305	EASTERN ORTHODOXY
REL 306	BUDDHISM
REL 307	JUDAISM
REL 308	ISLAM
REL 310	THE PENTATEUCH
REL 311	THE PROPHETS
REL 312	THE PSALMS AND THE WISDOM LITERATURE
REL 315	THE GOSPELS
REL 316	NEW TESTAMENT THEOLOGIES
REL 318	STUDIES IN PAUL
REL 319	THE BOOK OF REVELATION
REL 323	HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY I (100-1100)
REL 324	HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY II (1100-PRESENT)
REL 326	PROTESTANT CHRISTIANITY
REL 327	U.S. RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE
REL 328	U.S. CATHOLIC EXPERIENCE
REL 329	AFRICAN-AMERICAN RELIGION
REL 344	CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE
REL 356	THE CHRISTIAN TRADITION OF PRAYER
REL 358	LIBERATION THEOLOGY
REL 360	CHRISTIAN ETHICS
REL 362	CHRISTIAN FAMILY VALUES AND TELEVISION
REL 363	FAITH AND JUSTICE
REL 365	CHRISTIAN ETHICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
REL 366	THE HOLOCAUST: THEOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS RESPONSES
REL 367	CHRISTIAN ETHICS AND HEALTH CARE ISSUES
REL 368	CHRISTIAN ETHICS AND THE BUSINESS WORLD
REL 369	CHRISTIAN ETHICS AND ENGINEERING
REL 372	RELIGION AND FILM
REL 373	RELIGION AND LITERATURE
REL 374	RELIGION AND THE ARTS
REL 375	RELIGION AND SCIENCE
REL 376	THEOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
REL 377	THE INNER JOURNEY IN MYTH, BIBLE, AND LITERATURE
REL 383	PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
REL 429	MODERN CATHOLICISM
REL 437	SIGNIFICANCE OF JESUS
REL 440	THE CHURCH
REL 441	THEOLOGY OF MARY
REL 442	GOD AND ATHEISM
REL 443	THE SACRAMENTS
REL 444	GOD IN CHRISTIAN TRADITION
REL 446	CHRISTIAN LITURGY
REL 447	SELECTED CATHOLIC DOCTRINES
REL 471	WOMEN AND RELIGION
REL 472	ECOLOGY AND RELIGION
REL 474	WOMEN AND THE GLOBAL CHURCH
REL 488	SPIRITUALITY AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Physical & Life Science

All students must complete two Physical and Life Sciences courses to satisfy General Education Requirements. This requirement may be satisfied by Physical and Life Science courses that are included in or independent of a thematic cluster. Students should consult with their advisors about specific requirements or recommendations related to their majors.

ASI 346	TOPICS SCIENCE STUDY Restrictions: Specific topics approved for designated cluster. Consult semester class schedule.
BIO 101	GENERAL BIOLOGY I
BIO 102	GENERAL BIOLOGY II Restrictions: not for BIO, DEN, MED
BIO 151	CONCEPTS OF BIOLOGY I
BIO 152	CONCEPTS OF BIOLOGY II
BIO 360	ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
BIO 395	GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
CEE 390	ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL Restrictions: not for CEE majors
CHM 115	COLLEGE PREPARATORY CHEMISTRY
CHM 123	GENERAL CHEMISTRY
CHM 124	GENERAL CHEMISTRY
CHM 200	CHEMISTRY AND SOCIETY
CHM 496	PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES SEMINAR Restrictions: for CHM only
EGR 320	SYSTEMS DESIGN SCHOLARS' SEMINAR Restrictions: Berry Scholars only
GEO 103	PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Restrictions: not for BIO, CHM, GEO, PHY, or those who have taken GEO 109 or GEO 115
GEO 109	GENERAL GEOLOGY
GEO 115	PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
GEO 116	GEOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE EARTH
GEO 208	ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY
GEO 218	ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
PHY 105	PHYSICAL SCIENCE
PHY 108	PHYSICAL SCIENCE OF LIGHT AND COLOR
PHY 201	GENERAL PHYSICS
PHY 202	GENERAL PHYSICS
PHY 203	MODERN TECHNICAL PHYSICS
PHY 206	GENERAL PHYSICS I-MECHANICS
PHY 207	GENERAL PHYSICS II - ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
PHY 208	GENERAL PHYSICS III - MECHANICS OF WAVES
PHY 250	DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY
SCI 190	THE PHYSICAL UNIVERSE Restrictions: INSS
SCI 210	THE DYNAMIC EARTH Restrictions: INSS
SCI 220	THE WORLD OF CHEMISTRY Restrictions: INSS
SCI 230	ORGANISMS, EVOLUTION & ENVIRONMENT Restrictions: INSS
SCI 240	ORGANISMS, EVOLUTION, AND HEALTH Restrictions: INSS

Social Science

All students must complete one Social Science course to satisfy General Education Requirements. This requirement may be satisfied by Social Science courses that are either included in or independent of a thematic cluster. General Education courses that satisfy this requirement are:

AMS 300	AMERICAN CULTURES
ANT 150	CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANT 300	EVOLUTION OF PEOPLE AND CULTURE
ANT 360	CULTURES OF SOUTH ASIA
ASI 345	TOPICS SOC SCI STUDY Restrictions: Specific topics approved for designated cluster. Consult semester class schedule.
ASI 358	CHRISTIANITY, CITIZENSHIP, AND SOCIETY
CMS 316	INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS
CMS 414	GLOBAL COMMUNICATION
CMS 415	WOMEN AND COMMUNICATION
ECO 203	PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
ECO 204	PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
ECO 300	PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS
ECO 310	ECONOMICS OF THE ENVIRONMENT
ECO 460	ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH
ECO 461	INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
EDT 303	SCHOOL, SELF, AND SOCIETY
POL 101	GLOBAL POLITICS
POL 306	PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS
POL 307	THE POLITICS OF BUREAUCRACY AND REGULATION
POL 321	RUSSIA AND THE NEW STATES
POL 331	NATIONALISM AND ETHNOPOLITICS
POL 371	ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
POL 450	CIVIL LIBERTIES
PSY 101	INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 334	INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 341	SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 375	PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ARTS
PSY 443	PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN
PSY 444	ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 445	TECHNOLOGY, ENVIRONMENT, AND BEHAVIOR
SOC 204	MODERN SOCIAL PROBLEMS
SOC 321	THE SOCIOLOGY OF WORK AND OCCUPATIONS
SOC 322	SEX ROLES AND SOCIETY
SOC 326	LAW AND SOCIETY
SOC 328	RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES
SOC 331	MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
SOC 332	SOCIOLOGY OF WOMEN
SOC 339	SOCIAL INEQUALITY
SOC 341	SELF AND SOCIETY
SOC 343	MASS COMMUNICATION IN MODERN SOCIETY
SOC 352	COMMUNITY
SOC 398	SOCIAL SCIENCE SCHOLARS' SEMINAR Restrictions: Berry Scholars only
SWK 331	DEATH, DYING, AND SUICIDE

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