College of Liberal Arts & Education Core Curriculum

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Undergraduate Catalog 2023-2024

This page contains an outline of the recommended path through the 六九色堂 Core Curriculum for students with majors in the College of Liberal Arts & Education.

You can also find and scroll down for a general list of approved Core Curriculum courses.

Note that you can search the Schedule of Classes by the Core Curriculum Attribute to find classes that satisfy particular Core Knowledge Areas and Integrating Themes.

B.S. Addiction Studies Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - STA 2250 Statistics

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - PYC 1000 Introduction to Psychology

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - HIS 2910 Historical Methods
- PYC 2500 Developmental Psychology
- PYC 3420 Abnormal Psychology
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - ADS 4950 Multicultural Competence in Treating Substance-Related-Disorders
IT4: Human Difference
- PYC 2500 Developmental Psychology
- PYC 3420 Abnormal Psychology
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. Communication Studies Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - any course with the C2 attribute

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - CST 1120 Visual Communication

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - any course with the IT1 attribute
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - Optional Program Requirement - CST 3140 Intercultural Communication
IT4: Human Difference - any course with the IT4 attribute
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.S. Computer Information Systems - Cybersecurity Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - any course with the C2 attribute

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - ENL 3030 Technical Writing
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - any course with the IT3 attribute
IT4: Human Difference - any course with the IT4 attribute
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.S. Criminal Justice Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - SOC 1000 Introduction to Sociology

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - PYC 3420 Abnormal Psychology
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - any course with the IT3 attribute
IT4: Human Difference
- CJS 4540 Sociology of Deviant Behavior
- PYC 3420 Abnormal Psychology
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. Economics Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - Optional Program Requirement - STA 2250 Statistics

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science
- ECN 2950 Microeconomic Principles
- ECN 2960 Macroeconomic Principles

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - any course with the IT1 attribute
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity
- ECN 4355 Comparative Economic Systems OR ECN 4705 Economic Development
IT4: Human Difference - any course with the IT4 attribute
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. English Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - any course with the C2 attribute

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL/RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences:
- ENL 2350 Study of Fiction
- ENL 2450 Study of Poetry
- ENL 2650 Study of Drama
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - recommended:
- ENL 2050: Introduction to Creative Writing
- ENL 2550: Study of Film
- ENL 3750: Film Genres
- ENL 3850: Intermediate Creative Writing

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - Literature Concentration:
- ENL 3000: Writing About Literature
Other Concentrations:
- ENL 2060: Introduction to Professional Writing
- ENL 3000: Writing About Literature
- ENL 3030: Technical Writing
- ENL 3080: Business Writing
IT2: Critical Thinking
- ENL 2060: Introduction to Professional Writing
IT3: Cultural Diversity - any course with the IT3 attribute
IT4: Human Difference - recommended:
- ENL 2750: Diverse Voices in Literature
- ENL 2850: African American Literature
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - recommended:
- ENL 2750: Diverse Voices in Literature

B.A. Financial Economics Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - STA 2250 Statistics

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science
- ECN 2950 Microeconomic Principles
- ECN 2960 Macroeconomic Principles

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL/RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - any course with the IT1 attribute
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - Optional Program Requirement -
- ECN 4355 Comparative Economic Systems OR ECN 4705 Economic Development
IT4: Human Difference - any course with the IT4 attribute
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. History Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - any course with the C2 attribute

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - HIS 2500 United States History to 1877 (and others)
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - HIS 2910 Historical Methods
IT2: Critical Thinking - HIS 2510 United States Since 1877
IT3: Cultural Diversity - Optional Program Requirement - HIS 3480 African American History
IT4: Human Difference - Optional Program Requirement -
- HIS 2900 Modern Africa
- HIS 3480 African American History
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. Liberal Studies Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - any course with the C2 attribute

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - any course with the IT1 attribute
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - any course with the IT3 attribute
IT4: Human Difference - any course with the IT4 attribute
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. Philosophy Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - any course with the C2 attribute

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - PHL 2010 Foundations of Ethics

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - Optional Program Requirement -
- PHL 4060 Metaphysics
- PHL 4070 Epistemology
IT2: Critical Thinking - Optional Program Requirement -
- PHL 1500 Critical Thinking
IT3: Cultural Diversity - any course with the IT3 attribute
IT4: Human Difference- any course with the IT4 attribute
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. Political Science Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - STA 2250 Statistics

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - POL 1000 Introduction to Political Science

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - POL 3800 Elements of Political Thought

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - any course with the IT1 attribute
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - POL 3100 Women and Politics
IT4: Human Difference - POL 3100 Women and Politics or POL 4670 Politics in Africa
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. Psychology Major: Developmental

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - PYC 1000 Introduction to Psychology

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - PYC 2500 Developmental Psychology
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - PYC 4400 Cross-Cultural Socialization
IT4: Human Difference - PYC 2500 Developmental Psychology
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. Psychology Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - PYC 1000 Introduction to Psychology

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - PYC 2500 Developmental Psychology (and others)
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - Optional Program Requirement -
- PYC 3430 Health Psychology
- PYC 4400 Cross-Cultural Socialization
IT4: Human Difference - PYC 2500 Developmental Psychology (and others)
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - Optional Program Requirement -
- PYC 2620 Introduction to Leadership: Exploring Yourself, Your Profession and Your Community
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice- Optional Program Requirement -
- PYC 2620 Introduction to Leadership: Exploring Yourself, Your Profession and Your Community

B.A. Psychology Major: Industrial/Organizational

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - PYC 1000 Introduction to Psychology

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL or RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - Optional Program Requirement:
- PYC 2500 Developmental Psychology
- PYC 3420 Abnormal Psychology
IT2: Critical Thinking - Optional Program Requirement:
- BUS 2310 Business Law
IT3: Cultural Diversity - Optional Program Requirement:
IT4: Human Difference - Optional Program Requirement:
- PYC 2500 Developmental Psychology
- PYC 3420 Abnormal Psychology
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development -
- PYC 2620 Introduction to Leadership: Exploring Yourself, Your Profession and Your Community
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice -
- PYC 2620 Introduction to Leadership: Exploring Yourself, Your Profession and Your Community

B.A. Religious Studies Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - any course with the C2 attribute

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - may be met with program requirements - review class schedule or see advisor
D3: PHL/RELS Elective - may be met with program requirements - review class schedule or see advisor

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - may be met with program requirements - review class schedule or see advisor

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - any course with the IT1 attribute
IT2: Critical Thinking - may be met with program requirements - review class schedule or see advisor
IT3: Cultural Diversity - may be met with program requirements - review class schedule or see advisor
IT4: Human Difference - may be met with program requirements - review class schedule or see advisor
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - may be met with program requirements - review class schedule or see advisor
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - may be met with program requirements - review class schedule or see advisor

B.S.W. Social Work

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - SWK 3700 Social Research Methods

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science
- PYC 1000 Introduction to Psychology
- SOC 1000 Introduction to Sociology

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL/RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences - any course with the E3 attribute

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum
- SWK 2050 Critical Thinking and Writing for Social Workers OR PYC 3420 Abnormal Psychology
IT2: Critical Thinking - SWK 2050 Critical Thinking and Writing for Social Workers
IT3: Cultural Diversity - HUS 4410 Multicultural Understanding
IT4: Human Difference- HUS 4410 Multicultural Understanding
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute

B.A. Theatre Major

Knowledge Area A: Communication Skills

A1: Oral Communication - CST 1010 Fundamentals of Speech
A2: Written Communication - ENL 1310 Academic Writing

Knowledge Area B: Mathematical & Statistical Knowledge

B1: Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning - any course with the B1 attribute
B2: Statistical & Probabilistic Reasoning - any course with the B2 attribute

Knowledge Area C: Scientific Knowledge

C1: Physical Science - any course with the C1 attribute
C2: Social Science - any course with the C2 attribute

Knowledge Area D: Religious & Philosophical Knowledge

D1: Philosophical Knowledge - PHL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy
D2: Religious Knowledge - any course with the D2 attribute
D3: PHL/RELS Elective - any course with the D3 attribute

Knowledge Area E: Essential Humanities

E1: Historical Experiences - any course with the E1 attribute
E2: Literary Experiences - any course with the E2 attribute
E3: Aesthetic Experiences
- TRE 1310 Introduction to the Theatre
- TRE 1610 Fundamentals of Acting

Knowledge Area F: Ethics & Social Responsibility

F1: Ethics - any course with the F1 attribute

Integrating Themes

IT1: Reading, Writing, and Research Across the Curriculum - any course with the IT1 attribute
IT2: Critical Thinking - any course with the IT2 attribute
IT3: Cultural Diversity - any course with the IT3 attribute
IT4: Human Difference - any course with the IT4 attribute
IT5: Personal Spiritual Development - any course with the IT5 attribute
IT6: Spirituality and Social Justice - any course with the IT6 attribute