Catalog 2020-2021

Associate in Science/Associate in Applied Science Degree General Education Courses Required for Graduation

A minimum of 15 credits of General Education courses are required. See Program Guides for specific requirements. At least one course from Humanities/Fine Arts, Natural Science/Mathematics, and Social/Behavioral Science areas must be included:

Degree Requirements

English

ENC 1101English Composition I

3 credits

And

ENC 1102English Composition II

3 credits

ENC 1107Advanced College Writing

3 credits

ENC 2210Technical Writing

3 credits

AML 2010American Literature to 1865

3 credits

AML 2020American Literature after 1865

3 credits

AML 2600African American Literature

3 credits

ENL 2012English Literature to 1798

3 credits

ENL 2022English Literature after 1798

3 credits

LIT 2110World Literature: Homer to the Renaissance

3 credits

LIT 2120World Literature: Enlightenment to the Present

3 credits

LIT 2190Caribbean Literature

3 credits

MMC 2100Writing for Mass Communications I

3 credits

Gordon Rule Course: must achieve a grade of C or higher for the Associate in Science Degree.

Humanities/Fine Arts

AML 2010American Literature to 1865

3 credits

AML 2020American Literature after 1865

3 credits

AML 2600African American Literature

3 credits

ARC 1701Architectural History I

3 credits

ARH 1000Art Appreciation

3 credits

ARH 2050History of Art (Prehistoric - Gothic)

3 credits

ARH 2051History of Art (Renaissance through Modern)

3 credits

DAN 2100Dance Appreciation

3 credits

ENC 1102English Composition II

3 credits

ENL 2012English Literature to 1798

3 credits

ENL 2022English Literature after 1798

3 credits

ENL 2330Introduction to Shakespeare

3 credits

HUM 1020Introduction to Humanities

3 credits

HUM 1233Humanities Literature: Baroque to Present

3 credits

IDS 1110The Pursuit of Knowledge

3 credits

IDS 1955Interdisciplinary Study Abroad

3 credits

LIT 1000Introduction to Literature

3 credits

LIT 2110World Literature: Homer to the Renaissance

3 credits

LIT 2120World Literature: Enlightenment to the Present

3 credits

LIT 2190Caribbean Literature

3 credits

MMC 2100Writing for Mass Communications I

3 credits

MUL 2010Survey of Music Literature

3 credits

MUL 2012Survey of Music Literature - Musical Theater

3 credits

MUY 2100Humanities: Music and Music Therapy

3 credits

PHI 1002Philosophical Practice

3 credits

PHI 1010Introduction to Philosophy

3 credits

PHI 1103Critical and Creative Thinking

3 credits

PHI 1113Reason and Emotion

3 credits

PHI 1624Philosophy and Popular Culture

3 credits

PHI 1635Ethical Issues in Health Care

3 credits

PHI 1801Philosophy of Art

3 credits

PHI 2100Introduction to Logic

3 credits

PHI 2620Environmental Ethics

3 credits

PHI 2630Introduction to Ethics

3 credits

PHP 1791Existentialism

3 credits

REL 1121Religion and American Public Life

3 credits

REL 1300Introduction to World Religions

3 credits

THE 1000Introduction to Theatre (Drama)

3 credits

THE 2300Survey of Dramatic Literature

3 credits

Gordon Rule Course: must achieve a grade of C or higher for the Associate in Science Degree.

Mathematics

MAC 1105College Algebra

3 credits

MAC 1114Plane Trigonometry

3 credits

MAC 1140Precalculus Algebra

3 credits

MAC 1147Precalculus/Trigonometry

5 credits

MAC 2311Calculus I with Analytic Geometry

5 credits

MAC 2233Business Calculus I

3 credits

MAD 2104Discrete Mathematics

3 credits

MAP 2302Differential Equations

3 credits

MGF 2106Survey in Mathematics

3 credits

MGF 2107Explorations in Mathematics

3 credits

MTG 2204Elementary Geometry

3 credits

STA 2023Elementary Statistics I

3 credits

Gordon Rule Course: must achieve a grade of C or higher for the Associate in Science Degree.

MAT 1033, MAT 1100 and MTB 1321 may only be used to meet general education requirements for A.A.S. Degree programs.

Natural Science

AST 1002General Astronomy

3 credits

AST 1002LGeneral Astronomy Laboratory

1 credit

BSC 1005Life Science

3 credits

BSC 1005LLife Science Lab

1 credit

BSC 1020Biology for Health Sciences

3 credits

BSC 1020LBiology for Health Sciences Lab

1 credit

BSC 1084Survey of the Human Body

4 credits

BSC 2010General Biology I

3 credits

BSC 2010LGeneral Biology I Lab

1 credit

BSC 2011General Biology II

3 credits

BSC 2011LGeneral Biology II Lab

1 credit

BSC 2093Anatomy and Physiology I

3 credits

BSC 2093LAnatomy and Physiology I Lab

1 credit

BSC 2094Anatomy and Physiology II

3 credits

BSC 2094LAnatomy and Physiology II Lab

1 credit

CHM 1020Introduction to Chemistry

3 credits

CHM 1045General Chemistry I

3 credits

CHM 1045LGeneral Chemistry I Lab

1 credit

CHM 1046General Chemistry II

3 credits

CHM 1046LGeneral Chemistry II Lab

1 credit

CHM 2210Organic Chemistry I

3 credits

CHM 2210LOrganic Chemistry I Lab

1 credit

CHM 2211Organic Chemistry II

3 credits

CHM 2211LOrganic Chemistry II Lab

1 credit

GLY 1010Introduction to Geology

3 credits

MET 1001Weather and Climate

3 credits

OCB 1000Introduction to Marine Biology

3 credits

OCB 1630Marine Ecology

3 credits

OCB 1630LMarine Ecology Lab

1 credit

OCE 2001Introduction to Oceanography

3 credits

PCB 1030Introduction to Ecology

3 credits

PHY 1020Principles of Physics

3 credits

PHY 2048Physics with Calculus I

3 credits

PHY 2048LPhysics with Calculus I Lab

1 credit

PHY 2049Physics with Calculus II

3 credits

PHY 2049LPhysics with Calculus II Lab

1 credit

PHY 2053College Physics I

3 credits

PHY 2053LCollege Physics I Lab

1 credit

PHY 2054College Physics II

3 credits

PHY 2054LCollege Physics II Lab

1 credit

PSC 1121Survey of Physical Science

3 credits

Social/Behavioral Science

AMH 2010American History: Discovery through Reconstruction

3 credits

AMH 2020American History: Reconstruction to the Present

3 credits

ANT 1000Introduction to Anthropology

3 credits

ANT 2140Anthropology and Human Origins

3 credits

ANT 2149Archaeology in Popular Culture

3 credits

ANT 2410Cultural Anthropology

3 credits

DEP 2004Human Development

3 credits

ECO 2013Principles of Economics Macro

3 credits

ECO 2023Principles of Economics Micro

3 credits

EUH 2000Western Civilization: Origins to 1485

3 credits

EUH 2001Western Civilization: 1485 to 1815

3 credits

EUH 2002Western Civilization: 1815 to the Present

3 credits

GEA 2000World Regional Geography

3 credits

INR 2002Introduction to International Relations

3 credits

INR 2500Model United Nations

3 credits

POS 1041American Government

3 credits

PSY 2012Introduction to Psychology

3 credits

SPC 1017Fundamentals of Speech Communication

3 credits

SYG 1361Sociology of Death

3 credits

SYG 2000Introduction to Sociology

3 credits

SYG 2010Social Problems

3 credits

WOH 2012World History to 1500

3 credits

WOH 2022World History Since 1500

3 credits

WOH 2040World in the 20th Century

3 credits

Additional Requirements - Electives

Additional credits may be required in specific technical fields to complete the degree program. Refer to the individual program listings for more information.