CREDENTIAL – C104

Certificate · 41 semester

CREDENTIAL – C104 This credential, consisting of 12-13 courses (37-41 semester hours) is not a degree or certificate, nor is it an industry recognized credential.

Courses

• ENG 1111 — Composition I
• ENG 1121 — Composition & Analysis
• SPE 1101 — Fundamentals of Effective Speaking
• MTH 1104 — Quantitative Reasoning
• MTH 1122 — Geometry for Elementary Majors
• MTH 1131 — Introduction to Statistics
• MTH 1151 — Finite Mathematics
• MTH 1152 — Applied Calculus
• MTH 1153 — Statistics
• MTH 1171 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
• MTH 1172 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
• MTH 2173 — Calculus and Analytic Geometry III
• LSC 1101 — General Biology I
• LSC 1102 — General Biology II
• LSC 1105 — Environmental Biology
• LSC 1106 — Introduction to Biology
• LSC 1107 — Introduction to Human Genetics
• LSC 1108 — Human Biology
• LSC 1109 — Human Biology Lab
• CHM 1115 — Chemistry and Society
• CHM 1120 — Introductory Chemistry
• CHM 1130 — General Chemistry I
• CHM 1131 — General Chemistry I Lab
• GEG 1101 — Intro to Physical Geography
• GEG 1103 — Introductory Meteorology
• GEG 1104 — Introductory Meteorology Lab
• GEL 1110 — General Geology
• GEL 1112 — Physical Geology
• GEL 2111 — Environmental Geology
• PHY 1110 — Survey of Physics
• PHY 1115 — Physics and Society
• PHY 1120 — Physics I
• PHY 2110 — General Physics I-Mechanics
• PSC 1101 — Intro to Physical Science
• PSC 1111 — Introduction to Astronomy
• PSC 1112 — Introduction to Astronomy Lab
• PSC 2101 — Environmental Science
• LIT 2101 — Introduction to Literature
• LIT 2111 — American Literature to 1855
• LIT 2112 — American Literature Since 1855
• LIT 2121 — English Literature to 1800
• LIT 2122 — English Literature Since 1800
• LIT 2135 — Women in Literature
• LIT 2143 — Understanding the Short Story
• LIT 2145 — Children's Literature
• LIT 2151 — Shakespeare
• LIT 2181 — Mythology
• LIT 2191 — Introduction to American Folklore
• PHI 1111 — Introduction to Philosophy
• PHI 2101 — Introduction to Ethics
• PHI 2111 — Introduction to Logic
• PHI 2121 — Philosophy of Religion
• SOC 1109 — Sociology of Religion
• SOC 1110 — Gods, Heroes, and Society
• SPN 2121 — Intermediate Spanish II
• HUM 2151 — Introduction to Asian Culture
• HUM 2161 — Forging the American Character
• ART 1141 — Cinema Appreciation
• ART 1181 — Art History I
• ART 2101 — Understanding Art
• ART 2181 — Art History II
• ART 2191 — Global Art History
• DRA 1111 — Introduction to Theatre
• HUM 1111 — Intro to Art Music and Theatre
• MUS 1101 — Music Appreciation
• MUS 1102 — History of American Music
• MUS 1103 — Music in Multicultural America
• MUS 1104 — World Music
• MUS 2131 — Music History I
• ANT 2101 — Introduction to Anthropology
• ANT 2102 — Cultural Anthropology
• ECN 1101 — Introduction to Economics
• ECN 2101 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECN 2102 — Principles of Microeconomics
• GEG 1102 — World Geography
• GEG 1105 — Intro to Human Geography
• HIS 1104 — History of Eastern Civilizations I
• HIS 1105 — History of Eastern Civilizations II
• HIS 1111 — Western Civilization Before 1600 AD
• HIS 1112 — Western Civilization After 1600 AD
• HIS 1120 — World History to 1500
• HIS 1121 — World History Since 1500
• HIS 2102 — U.S. History Since 1877
• HIS 2104 — Intro. to African Am. History
• HUM 2131 — Intro to Latin American Culture
• PLS 1101 — Introduction to Political Science
• PLS 2101 — Government of the United States
• PLS 2103 — State and Local Government
• PLS 2106 — Introduction to International Relations
• PSY 1101 — General Psychology I
• PSY 1108 — Psychological Aspects of Aging
• PSY 2104 — Child Psychology
• PSY 2105 — Adolescent Psychology
• PSY 2106 — Human Sexuality
• PSY 2107 — Social Psychology
• PSY 2109 — Human Growth and Development
• SOC 1107 — The Sociology of Sex & Gender
• SOC 1108 — Race and Ethnic Relations
• SOC 2101 — Principles of Sociology
• SOC 2102 — Social Problems and Trends
• SOC 2103 — Marriage & Family

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