ENGL 110: Writing & Reading I 3 cr
ENGL 110H: Literature & Ideas I 3 cr
ENGL 111: Writing & Reading II 3 cr
ENGL 111H: Literature & Ideas II 3 cr
SPCM 110: Fundamentals of Public Speaking 3 crFirst-Year Experience Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 credit
-This requirement applies to entering freshmen and new students who transfer fewer than 24 semester hours.
ABEN 199: Skills For Academic Success 1 cr
AGR 199: Skills For Academic Success 1 cr
ENGR 199: Skills For Academic Succuss 1 cr
HD&E 199: Skills For Academic Success 1 cr
ME 199: Skills For Academic Success 1 cr
UNIV 199: Skills For Academic Success 1 cr
CATEGORY 1: Communication (Alphabetic Indicator = C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 credits
COMP 150: Programming in BASIC 3 cr COMP 160: FORTRAN Programming 3 cr COMP 161: COBOL Programming 3 cr COMP 162: Intense FORTRAN 2 cr MATH 124: Finite Mathematics 3 cr MATH 146: Calculus for Social & Life Sciences I 4 cr MATH 160: University Calculus I 4 cr STAT 330: Introductory Statistics 3 cr
Natural Science:
*ARSC 225: Natural Resources & Agroecosystems 3 cr *BIOL 113: Environmental Science 3 cr BIOL 115: Human Biology 3 cr BIOL 150: General Biology 4 cr BIOL 151: General Biology Laboratory 1 cr BOT 311: Genetics 3 cr BOT 312: Genetics Laboratory 1 cr ENT 210: Insects, Humans, & the Environment 3 cr MICR 110: Introductory Microbiology 2 cr MICR 111: Introductory Microbiology Laboratory 1 cr *PLSC 110: World Food Crops 3 cr PLSC 111: Genetics and You 3 cr PLSC 210: Horticulture Science 3 cr PLSC 211: Horticulture Science Laboratory 1 cr PLSC 311: Genetics 3 cr PLSC 312: Genetics Laboratory 1 cr ZOO 115: Human Biology 3 cr ZOO 120: Human Anatomy & Physiology 4 cr ZOO 121: Human Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory 1 cr ZOO 170: General Zoology 4 cr ZOO 311: Genetics 3 cr ZOO 312: Genetics Laboratory 1 crPhysical Science:
CHEM 110: Chemical Concepts & Applications 3 cr CHEM 111: Chemical Concepts & Applications Lab 1 cr CHEM 120: General Chemistry I 3 cr CHEM 121: General Chemistry II 3 cr CHEM 130: General Chemistry Laboratory I 1 cr CHEM 131: General Chemistry Laboratory II 1 cr *GEOL 120: Physical Geology 3 cr GEOL 121: Physical Geology Laboratory 1 cr *GEOL 130: History of Life on Earth 3 cr GEOL 131: Historical Geology Laboratory 1 cr GEOL 304: Eastern North Dakota Field Course (lab) 1 cr PHYS 110: Astronomy 3 cr PHYS 111: Astronomy Laboratory 1 cr PHYS 118: Fundamentals of Physics 3 cr PHYS 120L: Fundamentals of Physics Laboratory 1 cr PHYS 121: General Physics I 3 cr PHYS 122: General Physics Laboratory I 1 cr PHYS 123: General Physics II 3 cr PHYS 124: General Physics Laboratory II 1 cr SOIL 210: Introduction to Soil Science 4 crTechnology:
COMP 146: Business Use of Computers 3 cr COMP 147: Microcomputer Packages 3 cr EE 270: Digital Systems I 3 cr SOIL 217: Intro to Meteorology & Climatology 3 cr STAT 331: Regression Analysis 2 cr
# Indicates that the course is also approved for Category 7: Cultural Diversity (D)
* Indicates that the course is also approved for Category 8: Global Perspectives (G)
Humanities:
ARCH 171: Environmental Design I 3 cr ARCH 172: Environmental Design II 3 cr *ARCH 321: History of Architecture I 3 cr ARCH 322: History of Architecture II 3 cr ART 110: Introduction to the Appreciation of Art 3 cr ART 351: History of Art-Prehistoric through Gothic 3 cr ART 352: History of Art-Renaissance through Modern 3 cr ATID 215: History of Interiors I 3 cr ATID 216: History of Interiors II 3 cr ATID 310: Evolution of Fashion 3 cr #ATID 410: Dress in World Cultures 3 cr CLLG 161: Introductory Latin 4 cr CLLG 251: Introductory Greek 4 cr ENGL 130: Introduction to Literature 3 cr ENGL 230: Survey of British Literature I 3 cr ENGL 231: Survey of British Literature II 3 cr ENGL 235: Discovering Film 3 cr ENGL 240: Survey of American Literature I 3 cr ENGL 241: Survey of American Literature II 3 cr #ENGL 330: British/American Women Writers 3 cr #ENGL 335: Multicultural Writers 3 cr #ENGL 340: 19th-Century American Novel 3 cr #ENGL 341: 20th-Century American Novel 3 cr ENGL 342: 19th-Century American Short Story 3 cr ENGL 343: 20th-Century American Short Story 3 cr ENGR 311: Impact of Technology on Society I 3 cr *FREN 111: Elementary French I 4 cr *FREN 112: Elementary French II 4 cr *FREN 211: Intermediate French I 3 cr *GERM 111: Elementary German I 4 cr *GERM 112: Elementary German II 4 cr *GERM 211: Intermediate German I 3 cr HIST 110: United States History I 3 cr HIST 111: United States History II 3 cr HIST 140: Survey of Western Civilization I 3 cr HIST 141: Survey of Western Civilization II 3 cr #HIST 231: Modern American Indian History 3 cr #HIST 431: The North American Plains 3 cr LA 171: Environmental Design I 3 cr LA 172: Environmental Design II 3 cr LA 322: History of Landscape Architecture 4 cr LANG 498H: Imaginary Homelands 3 cr MUS 126: Intro to Music Literature 3 cr MUS 127: Intro to Music Literature: 1825 to Present 3 cr #MUS 128: Roots of American Popular Music 3 cr #MUS 129: World Music 3 cr MUS 140: Introduction to Music Style & Literature 3 cr POLS 210: Political Ideologies 3 cr REL 150: Introduction to Religion 3 cr *SPAN 111: Elementary Spanish I 4 cr *SPAN 112: Elementary Spanish II 4 cr *SPAN 211: Intermediate Spanish I 3 cr THTR 110: Introduction to Theatre Arts 3 cr THTR 115: Introduction to Film 3 cr THTR 280: Dramatic Literature & Style I 3 cr THTR 281: Dramatic Literature & Style II 3 cr #UNIV 350: Perspectives in Women's Studies 3 cr Fine Arts: 3 credits maximum
ART 152: Introduction to Studio Art II 3 cr ART 161: Drawing I 3 cr MUS 112: Varsity Band 1 cr MUS 115: University Chorus 1 cr MUS 303: Concert Band 1 cr MUS 306: Concert Choir 1 cr THTR 161: Acting I 3 cr
# Indicates that the course is also approved for Category 7: Cultural Diversity (D)
* Indicates that the course is also approved for Category 8: Global Perspectives (G)
*AGEC 110: Principles of Microeconomics 3 cr *AGEC 111: Principles of Macroeconomics 3 cr #AGEC 220: World Agricultural Development 3 cr #ANTH 111: Introduction to Anthropology 3 cr ATID 486: Dress & Human Behavior 3 cr CDFS 135: Family Science 3 cr CDFS 186: Consumer & Society 3 cr *CDFS 468: Women In Economic Systems 3 cr *ECON 110: Principles of Microeconomics 3 cr *ECON 111: Principles of Macroeconomics 3 cr *ENGR 312: Impact of Technology on Society II 3 cr *GEOG 110: World Geography 3 cr *GEOG 115: Human Geography 3 cr H&CE 341: Leadership & Presentation Techniques 3 cr POLS 110: Introduction to Political Science 3 cr POLS 120: American Government 3 cr *POLS 140: International Relations 3 cr *POLS 141: Terrorism 3 cr POLS 260: Problems & Policies in American Govnt & Polit 3 cr *POLS 442: Global Policy Issues 3 cr PSYC 110: Introductory Psychology 3 cr PSYC 210: Human Sexuality 3 cr PSYC 211: Introduction to Behavior Modification 3 cr PSYC 212: Psychological Aspects of Drug Use & Abuse 3 cr PSYC 213: Developmental Psychology 3 cr PSYC 214: Social Interaction 3 cr PSYC 221: Psychology in Business & Industry 3 cr PSYC 231: Abnormal Psychology 3 cr SOC 112: Introduction to Sociology 3 cr SOC 214: Social Interaction 3 cr #SOC 412: Sociology of Sex Roles 3 cr SPCM 116: Interpersonal Communication 3 cr #SPCM 216: Intro to Intercultural Communication 3 cr *UNIV 401: Habitat Earth (course discontinued) 3 cr UNIV 403: Weighing The Evidence 3 cr
# Indicates that the course is also approved for Category 7: Cultural Diversity (D)
* Indicates that the course is also approved for Category 8: Global Perspectives (G)
CDFS 242: Marriage & the Family 3 cr F&N 110: Introduction to Nutrition 3 cr F&N 111: Wellness 3 cr F&N 250: Principles of Nutrition 3 cr F&N 319: Consumer Issues in Food & Nutrition 3 cr HD&E 220: Individual & Family Wellness 2 cr HPER 110: Lifetime Fitness & Activities 2 cr HPER 145: Personal & Community Health 3 cr
CATEGORY 9: Computer Usage Integrated in All Majors
Communication Activities in Upper-Division Major Courses
Comprehension of Personal & Professional Ethics Integrated in Majors
Capstone Experience in all MajorsTotal General Education.............................................................................................. 37 credits
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