Literature

Students are required to take one literature course. Choose from the following courses:
Courses - Choose One CHIN 310 Survey of Chinese Literature CHIN 311 Modern Chinese Literature in Translation CHIN 325 Major Chinese Writers CHIN 328 Asian American Women Writers CLAS 250 Classical Mythology CLAS 260 The Legacy of Greece and Rome CLAS 340 Greek and Roman Epic CLAS 350 Greek and Roman Tragedy CLAS 360 Greek and Roman Comedy CLAS 380 Greek and Roman Novels ENGL 201 Reading and Writing About Texts FREN 325 Major French Writers FREN 329 Problems of Western Civilization in French Literature FRLN 330 Topics in World Literature GERM 325 Major Writers PHIL 253 Philosophy and Literature RUSS 325 Major Russian Writers RUSS 326 A Survey of Russian Literature RUSS 327 A Survey of Russian Literature SPAN 325 Major Hispanic Writers ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Arts

Most majors require students to take one Arts course. Choose from the following courses:
Courses - Choose One ARTH 101 Introduction to Visual Arts ARTH 102 Symbols and Stories in ART ARTH 103 Introduction to Architecture ARTH 200 Survey of Western Art I ARTH 201 Survey of Western Art II ARTH 321 Greek Art and Archaeology ARTH 322 Roman Art and Archaeology ARTH 324 From Alexander the Great to Cleopatra: The Hellenistic World ARTH 333 Early Christian and Byzantine ART ARTH 334 Western Medieval ART ARTH 341 Northern Renaissance ART ARTH 342 High Renaissance Art in Italy, 1480-1570 ARTH 360 Nineteen Century European Art ARTH 362 Twentieth-Century European Art ARTH 372 Studies in 19th Century Art of the United States ARTH 373 Studies in 20th Century American ART AVT 103 Introduction to The Artist's Studio AVT 104 Studio Fundamentals I AVT 215 Graphic Information Design I AVT 222 Drawing I AVT 232 Painting I AVT 243 Printmaking I AVT 252 Photography I AVT 253 Introduction to Digital Photography AVT 262 Sculpture I AVT 272 InterArts I: History and Theory of Performance DANC 101 Dance Appreciation DANC 125 Beginning Modern Dance DANC 131 Beginning Jazz DANC 145 Beginning Ballet DANC 161 Beginning Tap Dance DANC 225 Beginning Intermediate Modern Dance DANC 231 Intermediate Jazz DANC 245 Beginning Intermediate Ballet DANC 301 What is Dance? DANC 390 Dance History I DANC 391 Dance History II ENGL 332 Introduction to Film MUSI 100 Fundamentals of Music MUSI 101 Introduction to Classical Music MUSI 102 Popular Music in America MUSI 107 The Development of Jazz MUSI 301 Music in Motion Pictures MUSI 302 American Musical Theater MUSI 380 Wind Ensemble (1 credit) MUSI 381 University Chorale (1 credit) MUSI 382 Piano Ensemble (1 credit) MUSI 383 Symphonic Band (1 credit) MUSI 384 Symphonic Chorus (1 credit) MUSI 385 Chamber Singers (1 credit) MUSI 387 Symphony Orchestra MUSI 389 Jazz Ensemble (1 credit) MUSI 485 Chamber Ensembles (1 credit) THR 101 The Theatrical Medium THR 150 Drama, Stage & Society I THR 151 Drama, Stage & Society II THR 210 Acting I THR 230 Introduction to Technical Theater THR 395 Theater as the Life of the Mind ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Western Civilization

Students are required to take one Western Civilization course. Choose from the following courses:
Courses - Choose One HIST 100 History of Western Civilization HIST 125 Introduction to World History ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Students are required to take at least one course in Social and Behavioral Sciences. Choose from the following courses:
Courses - Choose One ADJ Introduction to Criminal Justice ANTH 114 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANTH 120 Introduction to Archaeology ANTH 135 Human Evolution, Biology, and Culture ANTH 396 Issues in Anthropology: Social Sciences AFAM 200 Introduction to African American Studies CONF 101 Conflict and Our World: Introduction to Conflict Resolution ECON 100 Economics for the Citizen ECON 103 Contemporary Microeconomic Principles ECON 104 Contemporary Macroeconomic Principles ECON 110 Introduction to Economic Science ECON 111 Laboratory Methods in Economics EDUC 372 Human Development and Learning GEOG 103 Human Geography GOVT 101 Democratic Theory and Practice GOVT 103 Introduction to American Government HEAL 230 Introduction to Health Behavior HIST 120 U.S. History LING 326 General Linguistics PSYC 100 Basic Concepts in Psychology Psych 211 Developmental Psychology PSYC 231 Social Psychology SOCI 101 Introductory Sociology SOM 100 Business in American Society TOUR 311 Women and Tourism WMST 200 Introduction to Women's Studies ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Global Understanding

Students are required to take one Global Understanding course. Choose from the following courses:
Courses - Choose One ANTH 385 Gender, Class, and Ethnicity in Latin America ARTH 203 Survey of Asian Art ADJ 405 Law and Justice Around the World ANTH 302 Peoples and Cultures of Latin America ANTH 304 Peoples and Cultures of the Pacific ANTH 306 Peoples and Cultures of Island Asia ANTH 309 Peoples and Cultures Of India ANTH 311 Peoples and Cultures of Mainland Southeast Asia ANTH 312 Comparative Political Systems ANTH 313 Anthropological Perspectives On Religion ANTH 331 Refugees ANTH 332 Cultures in Comparative Perspective ANTH 333 Humanitarian Action ANTH 385 Gender, Class, and Ethnicity in Latin America ARTH 319 Art of the Ancient Near East ARTH 320 Art of the Islamic World ARTH 380 African Art ARTH 382 Arts of India ARTH 383 Arts of Southeast Asia ARTH 384 Arts of China ARTH 385 Arts of Japan CEIE 100 Environmental Engineering Around the World COMM 305 Foundations of Intercultural Communication COMM 456 Comparative Mass Media DANC 118 World Dance DANC 318 Global Perspectives: The Afro-Caribbean Diaspora ECON 360 Economics of Developing Areas ECON 361 Economic Development of Latin America ECON 362 African Economic Development ECON 380 Economies in Transition ECON 390 International Economics ENGL 349 Global Voices ENGL 350 The Idea of a World Literature GCH 205 International Health GEOG 101 Major World Regions GLOA 101 Introduction to Global Affairs GOVT 132 Introduction to International Politics GOVT 133 Introduction to Comparative Politics HIST 130 Modern Global Systems HIST 251 Survey of East Asian History HIST 252 Modern East Asia HIST 261 Survey of African Civilizations to 1800's HIST 262 Survey of African Civilizations to 1800's to Present HIST 271 Latin America from the Pre-Columbian Era to Independence HIST 272 Latin America in the Modern Era HIST 281 Survey of Middle Eastern Civilizations HIST 282 Survey of Middle Eastern Civilizations HIST 328 Rise of Russia HIST 329 Modern Russia and the Soviet Union HIST 356 Modern Japan HIST 364 Revolution and Radical Politics in Latin America HIST 365 Conquest and Colonization in Latin America HIST 387 Topics in Global History HIST 459 History of Pre-Modern South Asia HIST 460 State and Society in Modern Iran HIST 462 Women in Islamic Society MSOM 305 Managing in Global Economy MUSI 103 Musics of the World MUSI 431 Music History in Society III RELI 100 Human Religious Experience RELI 211 Religions of the Near East RELI 212 Religions of the Orient RELI 313 Hindu Philosophy & Religion RELI 315 The Buddhist Tradition RELI 341 Global Perspectives on Spirituality and Healing RELI 374 Islamic Thought RUSS 354 Contemporary Post-Soviet Life SOCI 120 Problems in a Global Society SOCI 320 Human Dimensions of Global Change SOCI 332 Sociology of Urban Communities SPAN 322 Introduction to Latin American Culture THR 359 World Stages TOUR 210 Global Understanding Through Travel and Tourism WMST 100 Representation of Women ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Philosophy or Religion

Students are required to take one Philosophy or Religion course. This requirement is fulfilled by any PHIL or RELI course.
Philosophy or Religion PHIL 100 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 151 Introduction to Ethics PHIL 173 Logic and Critical Thinking PHIL 253 Philosophy and Literature RELI 100 Human Religious Experience RELI 211 Religions of the Near East RELI 212 Religions of the Orient ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Social and Behavioral Science

Students are required to take an additional social and behavioral science course. The courses used to fulfill this requirement must be in addition to the courses used to fulfill the university-wide requirement.

Non-Western Culture

Students are required to take one non-western culture. This course must be different from the global understanding requirement.

Foreign Language

Students completing a BA degree are required to complete a foreign language through the 202 or 210 course. Non-native English speakers may be eligible for a waiver of the requirement. Please contact the foreign language department for further information. Students still must earn a minimum of 120 credits to receive a degree.

Foreign Language ARAB 110 Elementary Arabic ARAB 210 Intermediate Arabic CHIN 110 Elementary Chinese CHIN 210 Intermediate Chinese FREN 110 Elementary French FREN 210 Intermediate French GERM 110 Elementary German GERM 210 Intermediate German HEBR 201 Intermediate Hebrew I HEBR 202 Intermediate Hebrew II ITAL 110 Elementary Italian ITAL 210 Intermediate Italian II JAPA 110 Elementary Japanese JAPA 210 Intermediate Japanese KORE 110 Elementary Korean KORE 210 Intermediate Korean LATN 101 Elementary Latin I LATN 102 Elementary Latin II LATN 201 Intermediate Latin I LATN 202 Intermediate Latin II RUSS 110 Elementary Russian I RUSS 210 Elementary Russian II SPAN 105 Review of Elementary Spanish SPAN 110 Elementary Spanish SPAN 210 Intermediate Spanish ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------