Associate of Science
The Associate of Science (AS) Degree includes education in specific knowledge areas, most typically in math and natural sciences. Focusing on integration of information while increasing a student’s employability, the AS is designed for transferability to a baccalaureate program.
Courses
- ANTY 101 — Anthropology and the Human Experience
- ARTH 160 — Global Visual Culture
- ARTZ 101 — Art Fundamentals
- ARTZ 105 — Visual Language-Drawing
- ARTZ 106 — Visual Language -2-D Foundations
- ARTZ 224 — Watercolor I
- BGEN 105 — Introduction to Business
- BGEN 220 — Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
- BIOB 101 — Discover Biology w/ Lab
- BIOB 160 — Principles of Living Systems w/ Lab
- BIOB 170 — Principles of Biological Diversity w/ Lab
- BIOH 104 — Basic Human Biology w/ Lab
- BIOH 108 — Basic Anatomy
- BIOH 112 — Human Form and Function I
- CAPP 131 — Basic MS Office
- CHMY 101 — Discover Chemistry
- CHMY 121 — Intro to General Chem w/Lab
- CHMY 141 — College Chemistry I w/Lab
- CHMY 143 — College Chemistry II w/Lab
- CJUS 121 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
- COMX 111 — Introduction to Public Speaking
- COMX 115 — Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- CRWR 240 — Introduction Creative Writing Workshop
- CSCI 119 — Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence
- ECNS 201 — Principles of Microeconomics
- ECNS 202 — Principles of Macroeconomics
- GEO 101 — Introduction to Physical Geology w/Lab
- HSTA 101 — American History I
- HSTA 102 — American History II
- HSTA 255 — Montana History
- HSTR 159 — World History to 1500 CE
- HSTR 160 — Modern World History
- LIT 110 — Introduction to Literature
- LIT 163 — Fantasy and Science Fiction
- LIT 270 — Film and Literature
- LIT 285 — Mythologies
- LSH 201 — Introduction to the Humanities
- MUSI 101 — Enjoyment of Music
- MUSI 103 — Fundamentals of Musical Creation
- MUSI 203 — American Popular Music
- MUSI 207 — World Music (= to 307)
- NASX 105 — Introduction to Native American Studies
- NASX 204 — Introduction to Native American Beliefs and Philosophy
- NASX 232 — Montana Indians: Cultures, Histories, Current Issues (= to 332)
- NASX 240 — Native American Literature (=340)
- NUTR 221 — Basic Human Nutrition
- PHL 101 — Introduction to Philosophy
- PHL 110 — Introduction to Ethics
- PHOT 154 — Exploring Digital Photography
- PHSX 105 — Fundamentals of Physical Science w/Lab
- PHSX 205 — College Physics I w/Lab
- PHSX 220 — Physics I w/Lab
- PSCI 210 — Introduction to American Government
- PSYX 100 — Introduction to Psychology
- PSYX 230 — Developmental Psychology
- PSYX 240 — Fundamentals of Abnormal Psychology
- SIGN 101 — Introduction to American Sign Language
- SOCI 101 — Introduction to Sociology
- SPNS 101 — Elementary Spanish I
- SPNS 102 — Elementary Spanish II
- STAT 216 — Introduction to Statistics
- WGSS 242 — Gender and Equality
- WRIT 101 — College Writing I