Writing

• WR 121 - Academic Composition Credit Hours: 4

Math

• MTH 053 - Introduction to Trigonometry with Geometry Credit Hours: 3 or above

Oral Communication

• COMM 100 - Introduction to Communication Credit Hours: 4 or above.

Digital Literacy

3/4 Any CS or CIS course or any of the following program-approved courses listed below. Check with your program advisor if you have any questions related to this requirement.

• BA 131 - Business Computing Credit Hours: 4
• CA 100 - Beginning Computing Credit Hours: 3
• CIS 101 - Computing Concepts Credit Hours: 3 * (or higher)
• CIS 120 - Digital Literacy Credit Hours: 4 *
• CAM 160 - Intermediate CNC Mill Operations and Programming Credit Hours: 4 *
• DRF 165 - CAD System Administration Credit Hours: 3 *
• HTM 143 - Computer Reservation Systems Credit Hours: 4 *
• NUR 209 - Entry into Practice Credit Hours: 8 *

Physical Education or Health

(A maximum of 12 credits of physical education may be applied toward the degree.) 3

• Any PE185 course (one credit each)
  OR
• any HE or HPE course (three credits each).

Arts and Letters

(Each course must be a minimum of three credits.) 9 Art, American Sign Language, Communication, English, Film Arts,French, Chinese, Humanities, Journalism, Japanese, Linguistics, Music, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Russian, Spanish, Theater, Writing.

Social Sciences

(12 credits chosen from at least two disciplines. Each course must be a minimum of three credits.) 12 Anthropology, Chicano/Latino Studies, Economics, Education, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Social Science, Women’s Studies.

Science

(Eight credits of biological or physical science courses which include a laboratory.) 8 Biology, Chemistry, Geology, General Science, Physics.

Electives

(Complete additional courses to bring the total number of credits to 90.) Developmental courses numbered less than 050 do not meet the requirements of this degree. A maximum of 36 credit hours in career andtechnical education or developmental courses numbered 050-099 maybe applied toward the 90 credit hours required for the degree. See Course Descriptions  for how courses are numbered. All collegiate-level courses must benumbered 100 or above.