| PROFICIENCY
COURSES (Cannot be taken pass/fail): |
COURSE:
|
DESCRIPTION:
|
CREDITS: |
DSM 01
|
Mathematics
01 (depending on results of placement exam; prerequisite for
MATH 9/9W)
|
0 |
DSM 09
|
Basic Mathematics
(depending on results of placement exam; prerequisite for
MATH 16)
|
0 |
ENG 13/13X
|
English Composition
(13X for non-native speakers) (prerequisite for English 14)
|
3 |
ENG 14/14X
|
English
Composition (14X for non-native speakers) (prerequisite for
English 16)
|
3 |
OS 1
|
Orientation
Seminar
|
1 |
| DISTRIBUTIONS
AND DIVISION REQUIREMENTS |
SSC 200 level
|
Social Science Senior
Capstone (topics vary)
|
3 |
| Plus
two courses level 100 or higher in the following disciplines: |
|
Anthropology
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Economics
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Political
Science
|
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Psychology |
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Sociology
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| CORE
COURSES: HUMANITIES AND COMMUNICATION ARTS (May not
be taken pass/fail) |
| All
students must take the following classes: |
ENG 16/16X
|
English Composition
(16X for non-native speakers)
|
3 |
COS 50
|
Core Seminar
|
3 |
SPE 3/3X
|
Oral Communication
(3X for non-native speakers)
|
3 |
| In
addition, the following classes are required: |
| 6
credits from the following English courses: |
ENG 61
|
European Literatures
I (Beginnings to the Eighteenth Century)
|
3 |
ENG 62
|
European Literatures
II (From the Eighteenth Century to the Present)
|
3 |
ENG 63
|
American Literatures
|
3 |
ENG 64
|
Non-Western Literatures
|
3 |
| 6
credits from the following Philosophy courses: |
PHIL 61
|
Philosophical Explorations
|
3 |
PHIL 62
|
Philosophical Explorations
|
3 |
| 6
credits in one of the following foreign languages or exemption.
NOTE: All 6 credits must be in the same language.
Students whose native language is not English may not
enroll in introductory courses in their native language. |
FRE 11
|
Introductory French
I
|
3 |
FRE 12
|
Introductory French
II
|
3 |
ITL 11
|
Introductory Italian
I
|
3 |
ITL 12
|
Introductory Italian
II
|
3 |
SPA 11
|
Introductory Spanish
I
|
3 |
SPA 12
|
Introductory Spanish
II
|
3 |
| 3
credits in one of the following courses: |
ART 61
|
Introduction to
Visual Art
|
3 |
MUS 61
|
Music and Culture
|
3 |
DNC 61
|
Dance through Time
|
3 |
| CORE
COURSES: SOCIAL SCIENCES (may not be taken pass/fail) |
| All
students must take the following courses: |
HIS 1
|
History of Civilizations
to 1500
|
3 |
HIS 2
|
History of Civilizations
since 1500
|
3 |
| In
addition, students must take 6 credits from the following
courses: |
ANT 4
|
Physical Anthropology
|
3 |
ANT 5
|
Cultural Anthropology
|
3 |
ECO 1
|
Introduction to
Economics
|
3 |
ECO 2
|
Introduction to
Economics
|
3 |
POL 11
|
Power and Politics
|
3 |
PSY 3
|
Introduction to
Psychology
|
3 |
SOC 3
|
Introduction to
Sociology
|
3 |
| CORE
COURSES: SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS (may not be taken pass/fail) |
MATH 16
|
Finite Mathematics
|
3 |
| NOTE:
The following courses must be taken in sequence: |
PHY 20
|
The Physical Universe
|
4 |
CHE 21
|
Chemistry and Modern
Technology
|
3 |
BIO 22
|
Biology and Modern
Technology
|
3 |
| HISTORY
COURSES (may not be taken pass/fail): |
| In
addition to History 1 and 2, the following course is required
of all History majors: |
HIS 100
|
The American Experience
|
3 |
| In
addition, History majors must take the following History courses: |
| 3
credits from Area I: American History |
HIS 103
|
The Colonial Period
in American History
|
3 |
HIS 104
|
The American Frontier
|
3 |
HIS 105
|
American Intellectual
History
|
3 |
HIS 107
|
The Gilded Age and
Progressive Era in America
|
3 |
HIS 108
|
The United States
in the Twentieth Century
|
3 |
HIS 109
|
Depression and Wartime
America as Reflected in the Hollywood Film
|
3 |
HIS 110
|
American Economic
History
|
3 |
HIS 114
|
American Social
History to 1890
|
3 |
HIS 115
|
American Social
History since 1890
|
3 |
HIS 116
|
African-American
History
|
3 |
HIS 117
|
The United States
in the 1960s
|
3 |
| 6
credits from Area II: European History |
HIS 120
|
The Middle Ages
|
3 |
HIS 124
|
The Beginnings of
the Modern World
|
3 |
HIS 125
|
The Western Impact
on the World, 1789-1914
|
3 |
HIS 126
|
European Civilization
in the Twentieth Century
|
3 |
HIS 131
|
Historical Development
of the European Economy
|
3 |
HIS 133
|
Modern Britain
|
3 |
| 6
credits from Area III: African, Eurasian, Latin American
History |
HIS 141
|
The Ancient World
|
3 |
HIS 144
|
East Asia: The
Modern Period
|
3 |
HIS 145
|
Early African Civilization
|
3 |
HIS 146
|
Topics in African
History
|
3 |
HIS 147
|
The History of Russia
|
3 |
HIS 156
|
History of Puerto
Rico and the Caribbean
|
3 |
HIS 157
|
History of Latin
America
|
3 |
HIS 159
|
History of the Contemporary
World
|
3 |
| 6
credits from Area IV: Social and Comparative History |
HIS 164
|
Women in History
|
3 |
HIS 165
|
The Family, Sex,
and Marriage in Modern History
|
3 |
HIS 166
|
The City in Modern
History
|
3 |
HIS 167
|
War in Modern Society
|
3 |
HIS 170
|
Women, Children
and the State
|
3 |
HIS 175
|
The Social History
of Sports: A Search for Heroes
|
3 |
HIS 176
|
Psychohistory
|
3 |
HIS 180
|
Culture and Society
in Humor
|
3 |
| NOTE:
With permission of the History Department Chair, the
following courses may be substituted for the above courses: |
HIS 190 & 191
|
Colloquium
|
3 |
HIS 193
|
Social
Science Research Seminar
|
3 |
HIS 195
& 196
|
Honors
Study
|
3 |
| NOTE:
With permission of the History Department Chair, History
graduate courses (level 500 or higher) may be substituted
for the above courses. |
