Cal-GETC

Certificate · 34.0- 45.0 units

Students transferring to University of California or California State University have the opportunity to complete their lower division general education requirements at Las Positas College. This pattern of general education requires a minimum of 34 semester units to be completed. The Cal-GETC, Certificate of Achievement will officially acknowledge a significant educational achievement the student has completed at Las Positas College. Counselor assistance is advised.

Courses

• ENGL C1000 — Academic Reading and Writing
• ENG 4 — Critical Thinking and Writing about Literature
• ENGL C1001 — Critical Thinking and Writing
• PHIL 8 — Logic and Argumentation
• THEA 53 — Script Analysis
• COMM C1000 — Introduction to Public Speaking
• CS 17
• MATH 1 — Calculus I
• MATH 2 — Calculus II
• II 5
• MATH 3 — Multivariable Calculus
• MATH 5 — Ordinary Differential Equations
• MATH 7 — Elementary Linear Algebra
• MATH 10
• MATH 30
• STEM 4
• MATH 33 — Finite Mathematics
• MATH 34 — Business Calculus
• MATH 47 — Mathematics for Liberal Arts
• STAT C1000 — Introduction to Statistics
• ARHS 1 — Introduction to Art History
• ARHS 2 — Art of the Ancient Americas
• ARHS 3 — Arts of Africa, Oceania, and Indigenous North Americas
• ARHS 4
• ARHS 5
• ARHS 7 — Modern Art History
• ARHS 8 — Asian Art History
• GDDM 3 — History of Graphic Design
• HUMN 2
• HUMN 3 — Introduction to Humanities
• HUMN 4 — Global Cinemas
• HUMN 11 — Culture and the Arts I: Ancient World to the Renaissance
• HUMN 12 — Culture and the Arts II: The Modern World
• MUS 1 — Introduction to Music
• MUS 3 — World Music
• MUS 4 — Jazz in American Culture
• MUS 5 — American Cultures in Music
• MUS 8A — Music Theory and Musicianship 1
• MUS 8B — Music Theory and Musicianship 2
• MUS 13 — History of Rock & Roll
• MUS 34 — Music in Film
• PHTO 67 — History of Photography
• THEA 4 — Modern American Theater
• THEA 10 — Introduction to Dramatic Arts
• THEA 11 — Stage to Screen
• ASL 2A — American Sign Language III
• III 3
• ASL 2B — American Sign Language IV
• IV 3
• ENG 20 — Studies in Shakespeare
• ENG 32 — U.S. Women's Literature
• ENG 35 — Modern American Literature
• ENG 41 — Modern World Literature
• ENG 42 — Literature of the African Diaspora in America
• ENG 44 — Literature of the American West
• ENG 45 — Studies in Fiction
• HIST 1 — Western Civilization to 1600
• HIST 2 — Western Civilization since 1600
• HIST 3 — World History to 1500
• HIST 4 — World History since 1500
• HIST 7
• HIST 8
• HIST 14 — History and American Cultures of California
• HIST 25 — American Indian History
• HIST 32 — U.S. Women's History
• HUMN 6 — Nature and Culture
• HUMN 10 — American Arts and Ideas
• HUMN 28 — World Mythology
• PHIL 1 — God, Nature, Human Nature
• PHIL 2 — Ethics
• PHIL 3 — Aesthetics
• PHIL 4 — Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge
• PHIL 5
• PHIL 6 — Introduction to Logic
• RELS 1 — Religions of the World
• RELS 3 — Introduction to Women's Spirituality
• SPAN 2A — Intermediate Spanish I
• SPAN 2B — Intermediate Spanish II
• II 4
• SPAN 21 — Spanish for Spanish Speakers I
• SPAN 22 — Spanish for Spanish Speakers II
• SPAN 23
• AJ 50 — Introduction to Administration of Justice
• AJ 60 — Criminal Law
• AJ 66 — Juvenile Procedures
• ANTR 1 — Biological Anthropology
• ANTR 2 — Introduction to Archaeology
• ANTR 3 — Cultural Anthropology
• ANTR 4 — Language and Culture
• ANTR 8 — World Prehistory in an Archaeological Perspective
• ANTR 12 — Magic/Religion/Witchcraft/Healing
• CMST 4 — Introduction to Communication Studies
• CMST 10 — Interpersonal Communication
• CMST 11 — Intercultural Communication
• ECE 10 — Introduction to Education
• ECE 56 — Child Growth and Development
• ECON 1
• ECON 2
• ECON 10 — General Economics
• ETHS 1
• ETHS 5
• ETHS 6
• ETHS 10 — Introduction to African American and Black Studies
• ETHS 20 — Introduction to Asian American Studies
• ETHS 30 — Introduction to Chicanx and Latinx Studies
• ETHS 40
• GEOG 2 — Cultural Geography
• GEOG 5 — World Regional Geography
• GEOG 12 — Geography of California
• GS 1
• SOC 5
• GS 2 — Political, Economic, and Cultural Globalization
• HEA 3 — Women's Health
• HEA 7 — Introduction to Public Health
• HEA 11 — Health and Social Justice
• LGBT 2 — Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Psychology
• HIST 28 — History of American West
• JAMS 1 — Introduction to Mass Communications
• JAMS 2 — Introduction to Media
• LGBT 1 — Introduction to LGBTQ Studies
• PCN 13 — Cultural Identity and Diversity in Social Work and Human Services
• POLI 12 — Introduction to California State and Local Government
• POLI 20 — Comparative Government
• POLI 25 — Introduction to Political Theory
• POLI 30 — International Relations
• POLS C1000 — American Government and Politics
• PSYC 3 — Introduction to Social Psychology
• PSYC 4 — Brain, Mind, and Behavior
• PSYC 6 — Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC 10 — Psychology of Human Sexuality
• PSYC 12 — Life-Span Psychology
• PSYC 13 — Psychology of Women
• PSYC 15 — Abnormal Child Psychology
• PSYC 21
• PSYC 25 — Research Methods
• PSYC 27 — Introduction to Cognitive Science
• PSYC C1000 — Introduction to Psychology
• SOC 1 — Principles of Sociology
• SOC 3
• SOC 4 — Marriage and Family Relations
• SOC 6 — Social Problems
• SOC 7 — Sociology of Sexuality
• SOC 11 — Sociology of Gender
• SOC 12 — Popular Culture
• SOC 13 — Research Methods
• WMST 1 — Introduction to Women’s Studies
• WMST 2 — Global Perspective of Women
• ASTR 31 — Introduction to Astronomy: The Solar System
• ASTR 32 — Introduction to Astronomy: Stars and the Universe
• CHEM 1A — General College Chemistry I
• CHEM 1B — General College Chemistry II
• CHEM 6 — Environmental Chemistry
• CHEM 12A — Organic Chemistry I
• CHEM 12B — Organic Chemistry II
• CHEM 30A — Introductory and Applied Chemistry I
• CHEM 30B — Introductory and Applied Chemistry II
• CHEM 31 — Introduction to College Chemistry
• EVST 5 — Energy and Sustainability
• GEOG 1 — Introduction to Physical Geography
• GEOG 8 — Introduction to Atmospheric Science
• GEOL 1 — Physical Geology
• GEOL 2 — Historical Geology
• GEOL 5 — Environmental Geology: Hazards & Disasters
• GEOL 7 — Environmental Geology: Resources, Use Impact & Pollution
• GEOL 12 — Introduction to Oceanography
• GEOL 20 — Earth Science for Educators
• PHYS 1A — General Physics I
• PHYS 1B — General Physics II
• PHYS 1C — General Physics III
• PHYS 1D — General Physics IV
• PHYS 2A — Introduction to Physics I
• PHYS 2B — Introduction to Physics II
• PHYS 10 — Descriptive Physics
• ANTR 13 — Introduction to Forensic Anthropology
• BIO 1A
• BIO 1B
• BIO 1C — Cell and Molecular Biology
• BIO 7A — Human Anatomy
• BIO 7B — Human Physiology
• BIO 7C — Microbiology
• BIO 10 — Introduction to the Science of Biology
• BIO 20 — Contemporary Human Biology
• BIO 30 — Introduction to College Biology
• BIO 40 — Humans and the Environment
• BIO 50 — Anatomy and Physiology
• BIO 60 — Marine Biology
• ANTR 1L — Biological Anthropology Laboratory
• ASTR 30L — Introduction to Astronomy Laboratory
• EVST 5L — Energy and Sustainability Laboratory
• GEOG 1L — Introduction to Physical Geography Laboratory
• GEOL 1L — Physical Geology Laboratory
• GEOL 12L — Introduction to Oceanography Laboratory
• PHYS 10L — Descriptive Physics Laboratory

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