Communication, AA

Degree

Courses

• ANTH102 — Introduction to Biological Anthropology
• ANTH110L — Biological Anthropology Lab
• BIOL101 — Biology for Non-Majors
• CHEM105 — Chemistry, Man and Society
• COM101 — Public Speaking
• COM102 — Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
• COM133 — Culture and Communication
• COM216 — Survey of Communication Studies
• CRJ104 — Introduction to Administration of Justice
• ECON100 — Introduction to Economics
• ENG100 — Composition Enhanced
• ENG101 — Composition I
• ENG102 — Composition II
• ENG110 — Composition I for International and Multilingual Students Expanded
• ENG113 — Composition I for International Students
• ENG114 — Composition II for International Students
• ENG223 — Themes of Literature
• ENG231 — World Literature I
• GEOG103 — Physical Geography
• GEOG104 — Physical Geography Laboratory
• GEOG117 — Meteorology/Climatology
• GLO101 — Introduction to Global Studies
• GLO110 — Globalization: Issues and Approaches
• GLO240 — International Development
• HHP123 — Introduction to the Human Body
• HHP150 — Living Healthy and Well
• HHP201 — Stress Management
• HHP213 — Healthy Aging
• HIST100 — Historical Issues and Contemporary Society
• HIST101 — U.S. History to 1877
• HIST102 — U.S. History Since 1877
• HIST111 — Survey of U.S. Constitutional History
• HIST217 — Nevada History
• LAW101 — Fundamentals of Law I
• MATH120 — Fundamentals of College Mathematics
• MATH120E — Fundamentals of College Mathematics Expanded
• PHIL102 — Critical Thinking and Reasoning
• PHIL114 — Introduction to Symbolic Logic
• PHIL135 — Introduction to Ethics
• PHIL205 — Science and Religion
• PHIL207 — Social and Political Philosophy
• PHIL216 — Philosophy of Human Nature
• PHIL242 — Ethics for Engineers and Scientists
• PHIL244 — Bioethics
• PHIL245 — Contemporary Moral Issues
• PHIL246 — Philosophy of Law
• PHIL249 — Environmental Ethics
• PSC101 — Introduction to American Politics
• PSY101 — General Psychology
• PSY105 — Introduction to Neuroscience
• SOC101 — Principles of Sociology
• STAT152 — Introduction to Statistics
• WMST113 — Gender, Race, and Class

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