Cal-GETC - Major #5040

Certificate · 34.0 units

The general education or breadth requirements are designed to give CSU/UC undergraduates a broad background in all major academic disciplines-natural sciences, physical sciences, social sciences, ethnic studies, mathematics, humanities and visual and performing arts.

Courses

• ENGL C1000 — Academic Reading and Writing
• ENGL C1000H — Academic Reading and Writing - Honors
• ENGL C1001 — Critical Thinking and Writing
• ENGL C1001H — Critical Thinking and Writing - Honors
• PHIL 2 — Critical Reasoning and Analytic Writing
• PHIL 2H — Honors Critical Reasoning and Analytic Writing
• COMM C1000 — Introduction to Public Speaking
• COMM C1000H — Introduction to Public Speaking-Honors
• CSCI 26 — Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
• DS 21 — Finite Mathematics
• MATH 21 — Finite Mathematics
• DS 23 — Business Statistics
• MATH 3A — College Algebra
• MATH 4B — Pre-Calculus
• MATH 6 — Mathematical Analysis III
• MATH 10A — Structure and Concepts in Mathematics I
• MATH 10B — Structure and Concepts in Mathematics II
• MATH 17 — Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
• MATH 26 — Elementary Linear Algebra
• MATH 42 — Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
• PSYC 42 — Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
• MATH C2210
• MATH C2220
• STAT C1000 — Introduction to Statistics
• STAT C1000H — Introduction to Statistics - Honors
• AFRAM 3 — African-American Art
• AFRAM 8 — African-American Creative Workshop
• AFRAM 15 — African American Music
• AMIND 35 — American Indian Art
• ARCH 15A — History of Architecture I
• ARCH 15B — History of Architecture II
• ARTH 2
• ARTH C1100
• ARTH C1100H
• ARTH C1200
• ARTH C1200H
• ARTH 50
• ARTH 55
• ASAMER 55 — Introduction to Asian Art
• ARTH 60
• CLS 22 — Art of the Ancient Americas
• ARTH 70
• CLS 20 — Chicano Art
• DANCE 30 — Dance Appreciation
• FILM 6 — Film Genres
• MUS 3 — Music Fundamentals
• MUS 12 — Music Appreciation
• MUS 13 — History of Music
• MUS 15 — Global Music Appreciation
• MUS 16 — Jazz History and Appreciation
• MUS 17 — History of Rock
• TA 30 — Theatre Appreciation
• TA 31 — Theatre History and Dramatic Literature I
• TA 32 — Theatre History and Dramatic Literature II
• ARMEN 2 — High-Beginning Armenian
• ASAMER 8 — Chinese Culture
• ASL 2 — High-Beginning American Sign Language
• ASL 3 — Intermediate American Sign Language
• ASL 4 — High-Intermediate American Sign Language
• ASL 5 — Deaf Culture
• ASL 7 — Deaf History
• ASL 8 — American Sign Language Literature/Folklore
• CHIN 2 — High-Beginning Chinese
• CLS 21 — Chicano Literature
• ENGL 12 — The Bible as Literature
• ENGL 14 — Folklore
• ENGL 17 — African-American Literature
• AFRAM 17 — African-American Literature
• ENGL 36 — Women's Literature
• WSTS 36 — Women's Literature
• ENGL 40 — Themes in Literature
• ENGL 42 — Classic Myths
• HUMAN 42 — Classic Myths
• ENGL 44A — Survey of World Literature to the Mid-Seventeenth Century
• ENGL 44B — Survey of World Literature from Mid-Seventeenth Century to 1950
• ENGL 45 — Contemporary World Literature
• ENGL 46A — English Literature to 1800
• ENGL 46B — English Literature from 1800 to the Present
• ENGL 47 — Introduction to Shakespeare
• ENGL 48A — Introduction to American Literature to 1865
• ENGL 48B — Introduction to American Literature 1865 to the Present
• ENGL C1002
• FILM 1 — Introduction to Media Aesthetics and Cinematic Arts
• FILM 2A — History of Cinema 1895-1960
• FILM 2B — History of Cinema 1960-Present
• FILM 3 — Film and Culture
• FILM 8 — Women and Film
• FRENCH 2 — High-Beginning French
• FRENCH 3 — Intermediate French
• GERMAN 2 — High-Beginning German
• HIST 1 — Western Civilization to 1648
• HIST 2 — Western Civilization Since 1648
• HMONG 2 — High-Beginning Hmong
• HUMAN 10 — Classical Humanities
• HUMAN 11 — Modern Humanities
• JAPAN 2 — High-Beginning Japanese
• LING 10 — Introduction to Language
• PHIL 1A — Theories of Knowledge and Reality
• PHIL 1B — Social and Political Philosophy
• PHIL 1C — Ethics
• PHIL 3A — Ancient Philosophy
• PHIL 3B — Modern Philosophy
• PORT 2 — High-Beginning Portuguese
• SPAN 2 — High-Beginning Spanish
• SPAN 3 — Intermediate Spanish
• SPAN 4 — High-Intermediate Spanish
• SPAN 5 — The Short Story: Mexico, Spain, and the U.S.
• SPAN 6 — The Short Story: Latin America
• SPAN 7 — Advanced Spanish: Composition and Grammar
• SPAN 41 — Introduction to Poetry in Spanish
• AFRAM 1 — Introduction to African American Studies
• AFRAM 4 — Classical African Societies
• AMIND 31 — American Indian Culture
• AMIND 34 — The American Indian in Contemporary Society
• ANTH 2
• ANTH 2H
• ANTH 3
• ANTH 4
• ANTH 8
• ANTH 12
• ANTH 13
• ASAMER 1 — Southeast Asian Americans (Peoples of Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam)
• ASAMER 10 — Hmong Culture
• ASAMER 15 — Introduction to Asian American Studies
• ASAMER 25 — Asian American Social Issues
• CDEV 30
• CDEV 38
• PSYC 38 — Lifespan Development
• CDEV C1000
• PSYC 39 — Child Growth and Development
• CLS 11 — Introduction to Chicano-Latino Studies
• CLS 12A — Mexican American History: From Mesoamerica to the Mexican American War
• CLS 12B — Mexican American History: From the Mexican-American War to the Present
• CLS 24 — La Chicana and Latina
• WSTS 24 — La Chicana and Latina
• CLS 33 — Community Involvement: Service Learning
• ECON 25 — Introduction to Economics
• ECON C2001
• ECON C2001H
• ECON C2002
• ECON C2002H
• ETHNST 10 — Introduction to Ethnic Studies
• ETHNST 11 — Law and Democracy
• GEOG 2 — Cultural Geography
• GEOG 4A — World Geography
• GEOG 4B — World Geography
• GEOG 6 — World Regional Geography
• GEOG 20 — Geography of California
• GLST 1 — Introduction to Global Studies
• GLST 2 — Global Issues
• HIST 3 — History of Ancient Rome
• HIST C1001
• HIST C1002
• HIST C1002H
• HIST 15 — History of the British Isles
• HIST 17 — History of the Muslim World to 1405
• HIST 18 — History of Ancient Greece
• HIST 20 — World History I, to 1600
• HIST 21 — United States Civil War
• HIST 22 — History of American Women
• WSTS 22 — History of American Women
• HIST 23 — World History II, since 1500
• HIST 25 — History of Religion in the United States
• HIST 26 — History of American Business, Labor, and Technology
• HIST 29 — History of Mexico, Colonial to Contemporary Period
• CLS 29 — History Of Mexico, Colonial to Contemporary Period
• HIST 30 — California History
• HIST 34 — History of the American Civil Rights Movement
• AFRAM 34 — History of the American Civil Rights Movement
• HIST 35 — History of East Asia
• JOURN 1 — Introduction to Mass Communication
• JOURN 16 — Race, Gender and the Media
• POLS 1 — Modern Politics
• POLS 3 — Introduction to Political Theory and Thought
• POLS 5 — Comparative Government
• POLS 17 — Grassroots Democracy
• POLS 24 — International Relations
• POLS C1000 — American Government and Politics
• POLS C1000H — American Government and Politics - Honors
• PSYC 5 — Social Psychology
• PSYC 16 — Psychological Disorders
• PSYC 45 — Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology
• PSYC C1000 — Introduction to Psychology
• PSYC C1000H — Introduction to Psychology - Honors
• SOCI 1B
• SOCI 2
• SOCI 10
• HS 10 — Introduction to Aging Studies
• SOCI 32
• SOCI C1000
• SOCI C1000H
• WSTS 10 — Changing Roles of Women
• WSTS 47 — Introduction to LGBTQ+ Studies
• ASTR C1000
• ASTR 15
• ASTR 20
• CHEM 1A — General Chemistry I
• CHEM 1B — General Chemistry II
• CHEM 3A — Introductory General Chemistry
• CHEM 3B — Introductory Organic & Biological Chemistry
• CHEM 6B — Environmental Chemistry with Lab
• CHEM 8A — Elementary Organic Chemistry
• CHEM 28A — Organic Chemistry I
• CHEM 28B — Organic Chemistry II
• GEOG 1 — Physical Geography
• GEOG 8 — Physical Geography: Weather and Climate
• GEOL 1 — Physical Geology
• GEOL 2 — Historical Geology
• GEOL 4 — Geology of California
• GEOL 5 — Introduction to Oceanography
• GEOL 9 — Introduction to Earth Science
• GEOL 12 — Environmental Science
• NATSCI 1A — Integrated Science: Physics and Chemistry
• PHYS 2A — General Physics 1
• PHYS 2B — General Physics 2
• PHYS 4A — Physics for Scientists and Engineers
• PHYS 4B — Physics for Scientists and Engineers
• PHYS 4C — Physics for Scientists and Engineers
• PHYSC 11 — Introductory Physical Science
• ANTH C1001
• BIOL C1000
• BIOL 5 — Human Biology
• BIOL 7 — Field Biology
• BIOL 11A — Biology for Science Majors I
• BIOL 11B — Biology for Science Majors II
• BIOL 14 — Conservation Biology
• BIOL 15 — Animal Biology
• BIOL 16 — Plant Biology
• BIOL 20 — Human Anatomy
• BIOL 21A — Human Anatomy & Physiology I
• BIOL 21B — Human Anatomy & Physiology II
• BIOL 22 — Human Physiology
• BIOL 31 — Microbiology
• BIOL 55 — Introduction to the Biology of Humans
• ANTH C1001L
• CHEM 29A — Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
• CHEM 29B — Organic Chemistry Laboratory II
• GEOL 12L — Environmental Science Lab

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