Liberal Arts and Sciences: Humanities and Social Science, A.A.

Degree

Courses

• ACC116 — Financial Accounting
• ANI100 — History of Animation
• ANT102 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• ANT105 — Introduction Archaeology
• ANT149 — Introduction to Linguistics
• ANT208 — Monkeys, Apes & Man
• ANT251 — Methods in Social Research
• BIO136 — Contemporary Environmental Issues
• BUS229 — Business Communications
• CIN112 — Introduction to Narrative Film
• DIG106 — Video Production
• ECO101 — Macroeconomics
• ECO102 — Microeconomics
• ECO117 — Personal Finance
• ECO221 — Money and Banking
• EDU101 — Introduction to Careers in Teaching
• EDU206 — Introduction to Contemporary Education
• ENG101 — Writing I
• ENG102 — Writing II
• ENG103 — Writing for STEM
• ENG149 — Introduction to Linguistics I
• HIS101 — Western Civilization I
• HIS105 — Western Civilization II
• HIS111 — World Civilizations I
• HIS112 — World Civilizations II
• HIS120 — US to 1865
• HIS122 — US Since 1865
• HIS210 — Native American History
• HIS225 — Holocausts: From Rome to Rwanda
• HIS237 — African American History
• HIS295 — American Frontier
• LIT216 — Film as Literature
• LIT233 — Native American Literature
• MAT106 — Contemporary Mathematics
• MAT110 — Intermediate Algebra
• MAT116 — Pre-calculus Mathematics
• MAT164 — Introduction to Statistics
• MUS100 — Exploring the Arts
• PSY110 — Introduction to Psychology
• PSY220 — Child Development
• PSY270 — Psychology of Teaching and Learning
• SOC101 — Introduction to Sociology
• SOC203 — Social Problems
• SOC251 — Methods in Social Research
• SOC260 — Sociology of the Family
• SPA101 — Elementary Spanish I
• SPA102 — Elementary Spanish II
• SPA203 — Intermediate Spanish I
• SPA204 — Intermediate Spanish II
• THA110 — Black Drama and Film

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