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1 Revised 5/10/2018 General Education Program (For students beginning Fall 2017 or later) General Education provides a common intellectual experience for all university students. It is designed to give students a breadth and depth of knowledge and skills across the disciplines of social science, science, arts, and humanities. It is designed to impart valuable skills such as oral and written communication, information literacy, and critical thinking, as well as an understanding of responsible citizenship including such areas as human diversity, economic literacy, personal health, and societal and environmental sustainability. General Education is the foundation of all our degree programs at The University of Akron. For course descriptions, information about pre-and co-requisites, and updates, see the UA General Education website Tier I: Academic Foundations Courses (12 credits) Quantitative Reasoning 3 credits Proper course determined by student s major. Appropriate placement by advisor. 2030:152 & 153 Technical Mathematics II and III (must take both) (2/2) 2030:161 Mathematics for Modern Technology (3) 3450:135 Mathematics for Everyday Life (3) 3450:145 Algebra for Calculus (4) 3450:149 Pre-Calculus (4) 3470:250 Statistics for Everyday Life (4) 3470:260 Basic Statistics (3) 3470:261 & 262 Intro to Statistics I and II (must take both) (2/2) Students who successfully complete a mathematics or statistics course with a prerequisite on the above list satisfy the Quantitative Reasoning requirement. Speaking 3 credits 2420:263 Professional Communications and Presentation (3) 7600:105 Introduction to Public Speaking (3) 7600:106 Effective Oral Communication (3) Writing 6 credits First course 3 credits 2020:121 English (3) 3300:110 English Comp. I + Workshop (4) 3300:111 English Composition I (3) Second course 3 credits 2020:222 Technical Report Writing (3) 3300:112 English Composition II (3) Students who are placed in the second writing course and successfully complete it satisfy the Writing requirement.
2 Tier II: Disciplinary Areas (22 credits) Arts and Humanities 9 credits Students must take at least one Arts course and at least one Humanities course. Additional required credits may be from either Arts or Humanities. Arts (ART) 3300:283 Film Appreciation (3) 7100:100 Survey of History of Art I (3) CT 7100:101 Survey of History of Art II (3) GD 7100:210 Visual Arts Awareness (3) 7500:201 Exploring Music: Bach to Rock (3) 7800:100 Experiencing Theatre (3) 7800:264 Playscript and Performance Analysis (3) 7900:200 Viewing Dance (3) Humanities (HUM) 3200:230 Sports and Society in the Ancient World (3) 3200:289 Mythology of Ancient Greece (3) 3300:252 Shakespeare and his World (3) 3300:281 Fiction Appreciation (3) 3400:200 Empires of the Ancient World (3) GD 3400:210 Humanities in the Western Tradition (4) CT 3400:221 Humanities in the World Since 1300 (4) CT 3501:210 Arabic Culture through Film (3) 3502:210 Chinese Culture through Film (3) 3560:210 Japanese Culture through Film (3) GD 3580:250 Hispanic Literature in Translation (3) 3600:101 Introduction to Philosophy (3) CT 3600:120 Introduction to Ethics (3) CT 3600:125 Theory and Evidence (3) CT 3600:150 Critical Thinking (3) CT 3600:170 Introduction to Logic (3) CT 3600:211 History of Ancient Philosophy (3) CT Social Sciences 6 credits (SS) 2040:240 Human Relations (3) 2040:242 American Urban Society (3) 2040:243 Contemporary Global Issues (3) GD 2040:244/344 Death and Dying (3) DD 2040:247 Survey of Basic Economics (3) CT 2040:254 Black Experience from (2) DD 2040:256 Diversity in American Society (3) DD 2040:257 Black Experience from (2) DD 2040:258 Black Experience from 1954-Present (2) DD 3230:150 Human Cultures (3) GD 3230:251 Human Diversity (3) GD 3240:100 Introduction to Archaeology (3) 3250:100 Introduction to Economics (3) 3250:200 Principles of Microeconomics (3) 3250:244 Intro. to Economic Analysis (3) 3350:100 Introduction to Geography (3) 3400:250 US History to 1877 (4) DD 3400:251 US History since 1877 (4) DD 3700:100 Govt. and Politics in the US (3) 3700:150 World Politics & Governments (3) 3750:100 Introduction to Psychology (3) 3850:100 Introduction to Sociology (3) DD CT, CS, DD, and GD indicates that the course counts also as a Tier III: Tagged Course. 2 of 5
3 Natural Science 7 credits (including 1 lab) Lab courses are underlined 2780:106 Anat. & Phys. for Allied Health I (3) 2780:107 Anat. & Phys. for Allied Health II (3) 2820:105 Basic Chemistry (3) 2820:111 Introductory Chemistry (3) 2820:112 Intro. & Analyt. Chemistry (3) 2820:160 Technical Physics Mechanics (4) 2820:163 Technical Physics Elect. & Mag. (2) 2820:164 Technical Physics - Heat and Light (2) 3100:103 Natural Science Biology (4) 3100:106 Exploring Biology (3) 3150:101 Chemistry for Everyone (4) 3230:151 Human Evolution (4) 3370:100 Earth Science (3) 3370:101 Introductory Physical Geology (4) 3370:121 Dinosaurs (1) 3370:122 Mass Extinctions and Geology (1) 3370:133 Caves (1) 3370:135 Geology of Energy Resources (1) 3370:171 Introduction to Oceans (3) 3370:200 Environmental Geology (3) 3370:201 Exercises in Environmental Geology I (1) 3370:203 Exercises in Environmental Geology II (1) 3370:211 Introduction to Environmental Science (3) 3650:130 Descriptive Astronomy (4) 3650:133 Music, Sound, & Physics (4) 3650:137 Light (4) 7760:133 Nutrition Fundamentals (3) A majors-track course in the natural sciences can substitute for a general education natural science course. Tier III: Tagged Courses Critical Thinking (CT) 1 course 2030:255 Technical Calculus I (3) 2040:240 Human Relations (3) 2040:247 Survey of Basic Economics (3) 2040:349 Integrated Human Behavior and Health (3) 3100:423 Population Biology (3) 3100:486 Cell Physiology Laboratory (2) 3230:359 Anthropological Theory (3) 3240:400 Archaeological Theory (4) 3250:226 Computer Skills for Economic Analysis (3) 3250:380 Money and Banking (3) 3250:400 Intermediate Macroeconomics (3) 3250:410 Intermediate Microeconomics (3) 3250:426 Applied Econometrics (4) 3300:300 Critical Reading & Writing (3) 3370:231 Silicate Mineralogy and Petrology (3) 3370:350 Structural Geology (4) 3370:444 Environmental Magnetism (3) 3400:210 Humanities in the Western Tradition (4) HUM 3400:221 Humanities in the World Since 1300 (4) HUM 3400:323 History of Modern Europe (3) 3600:101 Intro to Philosophy (3) HUM 3600:120 Intro to Ethics (3) HUM 3600:125 Theory and Evidence (3) HUM 3600:150 Critical Thinking (3) HUM 3600:170 Intro to Logic (3) HUM 3600:211 History of Ancient Philosophy (3) HUM 3600:312 History of Medieval Philosophy (3) 3600:313 History of Modern Philosophy (3) 3750:110 Psychology Quantitative Methods (4) 3750:220 Intro. to Experimental Psychology (4) 3750:441 Clinical and Counseling Psychology (4) 3850:301 Research Methods I (3) 4400:401 Electrical Engineering Sr. Design I (2) 4450:401 Computer Engineering Sr. Design I (2) 6400:200 Foundations of Personal Finance (3) 6600:335 Marketing Research (3) 7100:100 Survey of History of Art I (3) ART 7500:371 Analytical Techniques (2) 7600:245 Argumentation (3) ART, HUM, and SS indicates that the course counts also as a Tier II: Disciplinary Areas Course. 3 of 5
4 Complex Systems Affecting Individuals in Society (CS) 1 course 2040:241 Technology and Human Values (3) 3230:370 Globalization and Culture (3) 3230:420 Anthropology of Food (3) 3230:457 Medical Anthropology (3) 3230:460 Field Methods in Cultural Anthropology (4) 3250:385 Natural Resources and the Environment (3) 3250:430 Labor Market and Social Policy (3) 3370:421 Coastal Geology (3) 3370:452 Geology & Enviro. Science Service Learning (3) 3370:498 River Seminar (3) Only this Topic not all 3370:498 classes 3580:308 Spanish Comp.: Health Prof. and 1 st Resp. (3) 3600:361 Biomedical Ethics (3) 3600:365 Environmental Ethics (3) 3750:425 Psychology of Hate (4) 3760:401 American Families in Poverty (3) 3850:320 Social Inequalities (3) 3850:330 Criminology (3) 3850:342 Sociology of Health and Illness (3) 3850:433 Deviant Behavior (3) 4400:402 Senior Design Proj II: Elec Eng (3) 4450:402 Senior Des Proj II: Comp Engr (3) 4600:461 ME Senior Design Project I (2) 4600:497 Honors Proj in Mechanical Eng (2) 4800:491 Biomedical Engr Design I (2) 4900:490 Aerospace Design Project (2) 4900:497 Aerospace Honors Project (2) 5500:223 Urban Youth Mentoring (3) 8200:440 Nursing of Communities (5) Domestic Diversity (DD) 1 course 2040:244/344 Death and Dying (3) SS 2040:254 Black Experience from (2) SS 2040:256 Diversity in American Society (3) SS 2040:257 Black Experience from (2) SS 2040:258 Black Experience from 1954-Present (2) SS 3001:200 Introduction to Women s Studies (3) 3002:201 Intro to Pan-African Studies (3) 3230:358 Native North Americans (3) 3250:487 Urban Economics (3) 3350:350 Geography of the United States & Canada (3) 3350:443 Urban Applications in GIS (3) 3400:250 U.S. History to 1877 (4) SS 3400:251 U.S. History since 1877 (4) SS 3400:350 US Women s History (3) 3580:307 Spanish Conv. for Health Professions (3) 3600:455 Philosophy of Feminism (3) 3750:435 Cross-Cultural Psychology (4) 3750:474 Psychology of Women (4) 3850:100 Introduction to Sociology (3) SS 7600:325 Intercultural Communication (3) 7750:270 Diversity and Social Work (3) 7800:467 Multicultural Theatre (3) 4 of 5
5 Global Diversity (GD) 1 course 2040:243 Contemporary Global Issues (3) SS 3230:150 Human Cultures (3) SS 3230:251 Human Diversity (3) SS 3230:416 Anthropology of Sex & Gender (3) 3300:362 World Literatures (3) 3250:460 Economics of Developing Countries (3) 3350:275 Geography of Cultural Diversity (3) 3400:200 Empires of the Ancient World (3) HUM 3400:292 Global Societies: Africa (3) 3400:294 Global Societies: India (3) 3400:295 Global Societies: Japan (3) 3400:296 Global Societies: Latin America (3) 3400:297 Global Societies Middle East (3) 3400:337 France from Napoleon to De Gaulle (3) 3400:395 Modern Iran (3) 3400:489 Ottoman State and Society (3) 3400:499 Women & Gender in Mid East Soc Global Diversity (3) 3560:210 Japanese Culture through Film (3) HUM 3580:360 Hispanic Culture through Film (3) 3600:340 Eastern Philosophy (3) 3700:300 Comparative Politics (4) 3850:321 Population Study (3) 7100:101 Survey of Art History II (3) ART 7800:335 History of Theatre and Dramatic Literature I (3) 7800:435 History of Theatre and Dramatic Literature II (3) 5 of 5
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