MARICOPA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT COURSES WHICH CAN BE USED TO SATISFY ASU GENERAL STUDIES REQUIREMENTS
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1 MARICOPA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT COURSES WIC CAN BE USED TO SATISFY ASU GENERAL STUDIES REQUIREMENTS MANITIES AND FINE ARTS CORE COURSES [] FALL 2001 MCCCD COURSES TITLE ASU S EQUIVALENT GS REQ'T TITLE COURSE(S) SATISFIED AJS 123 (3) ETICS AND ADM OF JUSTICE E AR 100 (3)* INTRODUCTION TO ART ARS 100* INTRODUCTION TO ART *AR100 MAY NOT BE USED AS ART ISTORY CREDIT BY ART MAJORS. AR 101 (3) PREIST TRU GOTIC ART ARS 101 ART/WESTERN WORLD I, AR 102 (3) RENAISSANCE TROUG CONT ARS 102 ART/WESTERN WORLD II, AR 115 (3) ISTORY OF POTOGRAPY DEC (ARS) AR 118 (3) INTRODUCTION TO CINESE ART DEC (ARS), G AR 201 (3) ART OF ASIA ARS 201 ART OF ASIA, G, AR 217 (3) MEXICAN ART ISTORY DEC (ARS), ASB 211 (3) WOMEN IN OTER CULTURES ASB 211 WOMEN IN OTER CULTURES /SB, G ASB 222 (3) BURIED CITIES/LOST TRIB: OW ASB 222 BURIED CITIES/LOST TRIBES /SB, G, ASB 223 (3) BURIED CITIES/LOST TRIB: NW ASB 223 BURIED CIVILIZATIONS OF TE AMERICAS /SB, G, COM 241 (3) PERFORMANCE OF LITERATURE COM 241 INTRODUCTION TO ORAL INTERPRETATION, L DA 100 (3) INTRO TO DANCE DA 100 INTRODUCTION TO DANCE / G DA 201 (3) WORLD DANCE PERSPECTIVES DEC (DA) /L, G EDU 291 (3)* CILDREN'S LITERATURE EED 334/RDG 334 CILDREN S LITERATURE & ELEM. SC. CURR. *EDU 291 SATISFIES [] REQUIREMENTS. EDU 292 (3) TE ART OF STORYTELLING E, C EDU 294 (3) MULTICULTURAL FOLK TALES DEC (ENG), C ENG 200 (3) READN AND WRITN ABOUT LIT ENG 200 CRITICAL READING/WRITING LIT., L ENG 260 (3) FILM ANALYSIS DEC (ENG) EN 110 (3) INTRO TO LITERATURE DEC (ENG) EN 112 (3) CICANO LITERATURE DEC (ENG), C EN 113 (3) WRITERS & CURRENT ISSUES DEC (ENG) EN 114 (3) AFRICAN-AMER LITERATURE DEC (ENG/M), C EN 201 (3) WORLD LIT TRU RENAISSN ENG 201 WORLD LITERATURE, EN 202 (3)* WORLD LIT AFTER RENAISSN ENG 202 WORLD LITERATURE, *EN 202 ALSO SATISFIES [G] REQUIREMENTS. G EN 204 (3) INTRO TO CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE ENG 204 INTRO CONTEMP LITERATURE EN 206 (3) NATURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL LITERATURE DEC (ENG) EN 214 (3) POETRY STUDY DEC (ENG) EN 221 (3) SURVEY ENG LIT BEFORE 1800 ENG 221 SURVEY ENGLIS LIT., EN 222 (3) SURVEY ENG LIT AFTER 1800 ENG 222 SURVEY ENGLIS LIT., EN 230 (3) INTRO TO SAKESPEARE DEC (ENG) EN 241 (3) AMER LIT BEFORE 1860 ENG 241 AMERICAN LITERATURE EN 242 (3) AMER LIT AFTER 1860 ENG 242 AMERICAN LITERATURE
2 EN 250 (3) CLASSICAL BACK IN LIT DEC (ENG) EN 251 (3) MYTOLOGY DEC (ENG), G EN 254 (3) LITERATURE & FILM DEC (ENG) /L EN 255 (3) CONTEMPORARY U.S. LITERATURE AND FILM DEC (ENG) /L, C EN 256 (3) SAKESPEARE ON FILM DEC (ENG) EN 259 (3) AMERICAN INDIAN LIT DEC (ENG), C EN 260 (3) LITERATURE OF SOUTWEST DEC (ENG), C EN 270 (3) 19T CENTURY AMER FICTION DEC (ENG) EN 275 (3) MODERN FICTION DEC (ENG) EN 284 (3) 19T CENTURY WOMEN WRITERS DEC (ENG), C EN 285 (3) CONTEMPORARY WOMEN S WRITERS DEC (ENG), C EN 289 (3) LITERATURE CONTEMP NOBEL LAUREATES ENG 204 INTRO TO CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE EN 291 (3)* CILDREN'S LITERATURE EED 334/RDG 334 CILDREN S LITERATURE & ELEM SC CURR *EN 291 SATISFIES [] REQUIREMENTS. EN 294 (3) MULTICULTURAL FOLKTALES DEC (ENG), C FRE 265 (3) ADVANCED FRENC I E, G FRE 266 (3)* ADVANCED FRENC II FRE 205 READINGS FRENC LIT G *FRE 266 SATISFIES [] REQUIREMENTS. CR 210 (3) CLINICAL EALT CARE ETICS CR 210 CLINICAL EALT CARE ETICS IS 243 (3)* WORLD RELIGIONS REL 100 RELIGIONS OF TE WORLD, G *IS 243 ALSO SATISFIES [] REQUIREMENTS. M 101 (3) GENERAL MANITIES E M 105AA (1)* CULT. PERSP: AFRICAN DEC (M) M 105AB (1)* CULT. PERSP: NATIVE AMER. DEC (M) M 105AC (1)* CULT. PERSP: ASIAN DEC (M) M 105AD (1)* CULT. PERSP: ISPANIC DEC (M) M 105AE (1)* CULT. PERSP: MID-EASTERN DEC (M) *TREE (3) OF TE FIVE (5) MODULES M 105AA-M 105AE MUST BE, C TAKEN TO SECURE [, C] CREDIT. M 107 (3) MANITIES TROUG TE ARTS DEC (M) M 108 (3) CONTEMPORARY MANITIES M 110 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN MANITIES M 120 (3) CULTURAL VIEWPOINTS IN ARTS E, C M 125 (3) TE URBAN EXPERIENCE E M 190AA-AI (1)* ONORS FORUM DEC (M) *TREE (3) OF TE NINE (9) MODULES MUST BE TAKEN TO SECURE [] CREDIT. M 201 (3) M: UNIVERSAL TEMES DEC (M), G M 202 (3) M: UNIVERSAL TEMES DEC (M), G M 203 (4) M: INTL COM/LEG ETICS M 110 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN MANITIES M 205 (3)* INTRODUCTION TO CINEMA TE 300 FILM: TE CREATIVE PROCESS *COURSE EQUIVALENCY AND GENERAL STUDIES CREDIT WILL BE GRANTED ONLY TO STUDENTS WO AVE NOT TAKEN TCM 145 AND/OR TE 205. M 206 (3) INTRO TO TELEVISION ARTS DEC (M)
3 M 207 (3) M: BIOMED ETICS M 110 CONTEMPORARY ISS IN M M 208 (3) ARTS AND WORLD VIEWS OF SW DEC (M), C M 209 (3) WOMEN & FILM DEC (WST), M 210 (3) CONTEMPORARY CINEMA DEC (M) M 211AA (3) FOREIGN FILMS: CLASSICS E, G M 211AB (3) FOREIGN FILMS: JAPANESE E, G M 211AC (3) FOREIGN FILMS: FRENC E, G M 213 (3) ISPANIC FILM DEC (M), G M 250 (3)* IDEAS & VALUES IN M DEC (M) / L, M 251 (3)* IDEAS & VALUES IN M DEC (M) / L, *FOR NON-MANITIES MAJORS ONLY. MANITIES MAJORS MUST TAKE M 301 & M 302 AT ASU. M 260 (3) INTERCULTURAL PERSPCTIVS E, C M 261 (3) ASIAN IDEAS & VALUES E, G, M 292 (3) TE ART OF STORYTELLING DEC (ENG), C INT 105 (3)* INTRO TO INTERIOR DESIGN E *INT 105 TRANSFERS AS DSC 101 [, G] FOR INTERIOR DESIGN MAJORS ONLY., G INT 115 (3) ISTORICAL ARCIT & FURN INT 310 ISTORY OF INT. DES., INT 120 (3) 20T CNTURY ARCIT/FURN INT 311 ISTORY OF INT. DES. II, INT 225 (3) ISTORY DECORATIVE ARTS INT 412 ISTORY OF DECORATIVE ARTS IN INTERIORS LAT 201 (4) INTERMEDIATE LATIN I LAT 201 INTERMEDIATE LATIN LAT 202 (4) INTERMEDIATE LATIN II LAT 202 INTERMEDIATE LATIN ML 141 (3)* APPRECTN/LIT MUSIC-1800 MUS 340* SURVEY OF MUSIC ISTORY, ML 142 (3)* APRECTN/LIT MUS 1800PRES MUS 340* SURVEY OF MUSIC ISTORY, ML 143 (3) MUSIC IN WORLD CULTURES E, G ML 145 (3)* AMER JAZZ & POPULR MUSIC MUS 347* JAZZ IN AMERICA, C ML 146 (3)* SURVEY BROADWAY MUSICALS MUS 356* SURVEY OF MUSICAL TEATRE ML 147 (3)* MUSIC AFRICAN-AMER CULTR DEC (MUS)* ML 153 (3)* ROCK MUSIC & CULTURE MUS 354* POPULAR MUSIC, *ALL COURSES WIT ASU PREFIX MUS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR NON- MUSIC MAJORS ONLY. PI 101 (3)* INTRO TO PILOSOPY PI 101 INTRO TO PILOSOPY PI 102 (3)* INTRO TO PILOSOPY PI 101 INTRO TO PILOSOPY *IF BOT OF MCCCD S PI 101 AND PI 102 ARE TAKEN, ONLY ONE WILL TRANSFER AS EQUIVALENT TO PI 101 []. TE OTER WILL TRANSFER AS ELECTIVE CREDIT. PI 103 (3) INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC PI 103 PRIN. SOUND REASONING /L PI 104 (3) WORLD PILOSOPY DEC (PI),G PI 105 (3) INTRODUCTION TO ETICS PI 105 INTRODUCTION TO ETICS PI 106 (3) CRITICAL TINKING E /L PI 109 (3) PILOSOPY OF TE ARTS E PI 201 (3) INTO/ANCIENT PILOSOPY DEC (PI) PI 213 (3)* MEDICAL AND BIO-ETICS REL 381 RELIGION/MORAL ISSUES
4 *PI 213 DOES NOT SATISFY [L] REQUIREMENTS. PI 218 (3) PILOSOPY OF SEXUALITY E PI 224 (3) POLITICAL PILOSOPY E PI 225 (3)* AFRICAN-AMER RELGIONS REL 225 AFRICAN-AMER RELIGION, C /AF 225 AFRICAN-AMER RELIGION, C PI 233 AA (3) METAPYSICS: AN INTRO E PI 233 AB (3) TEORY OF KNOWLEDGE E PI 234 AA (3) PLATO E PI 243 (3) WORLD RELIGIONS REL 100 RELIGIONS OF TE WORLD, G *PI 243 ALSO SATISFIES [] REQUIREMENTS. PI 244 (3) PILOSOPY OF RELIGION DEC (PI/REL) PI 245 (3) INTRO TO EASTERN PILOSO E PI 246 (3) AM INDIAN EUROAM WRLVIEW DEC (REL) REL 101 (3) INTRODUCTION TO RELIGION DEC (REL) REL 201 (3) CLASSICS WESTRN RELGIONS REL 310 WESTERN RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS, REL 202 (3) CLASSICS ASIAN RELIGIONS REL 345 ASIAN RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS, G REL 203 (3) AMERICAN INDIAN RELIGIONS DEC (REL) /L, C REL 205 (3) RELIGION & MODERN WORLD REL 201 RELIGION & TE MODERN WORLD /L REL 213 (3) MEDICAL & BIO-ETICS REL 381 RELIGION/MORAL ISSUES *PI 213 DOES NOT SATISFY [L] REQUIREMENTS. REL 225 (3)* AFRICAN-AMER RELIGION AF 225 AFRICAN-AMER RELIGION,C /REL 225 AFRICAN-AMER RELIGION,C REL 243 (3)* WORLD RELIGIONS REL 100 RELIGIONS OF TE WORLD, G *REL 243 ALSO SATISFIES [] REQUIREMENTS. REL 244 (3) PILOSOPY OF RELIGION DEC (PI/REL) REL 246 (3) AM INDIAN EUROAM WRLVIEW DEC (REL) REL 270 (3) INTRO TO CRISTIANITY REL 270 INTRO TO CRISTIANITY SPA 265 (3) ADVANCED SPANIS I E SPA 266 (3) ADVANCED SPANIS II E SP 150 (3) PENINSULR SPAN LIT/TRANS DEC (FLA), G SP 151 (3) LATIN AMER LIT IN TRANS DEC (FLA), G SP 245 (3) ISPANIC ERITAGE IN SW E, C STO 292 (3) TE ART OF STORYTELLING DEC (ENG), C STO 294 (3) MULTICULTURAL FOLKTALES DEC (ENG), C TCM 145 (3)* INTRO TO MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION TE 300 FILM: TE CREATIVE PROCESS *COURSE EQUIVALENCY AND GENERAL STUDIES CREDIT WILL BE GRANTED ONLY TO STUDENTS WO AVE NOT TAKEN TE 205 AND/OR M 205. TE 111 (3)* INTRODUCTION TO TEATRE TE 100 INTRO TO TEATRE *TE 111 DOES NOT SATISFY [] REQUIREMENTS FOR TEATRE MAJORS. TE 205 (3)* INTRODUCTION TO CINEMA TE 300 FILM: CREATIVE PROCESS
5 *COURSE EQUIVALENCY AND GENERAL STUDIES CREDIT WILL BE GRANTED ONLY TO STUDENTS WO AVE NOT TAKEN TCM 145 AND/OR M 205. TE 206 (3) INTRO TO TELEVISION ARTS DEC (M) TE 210 (3) CONTEMPORARY CINEMA DEC (M) TE 220 (3)* MODERN DRAMA TE 220 PRINCIPLES OF DRAMATIC ANALYSIS L *MCCCD S TE 220 ALSO SATISFIES [] REQUIREMENTS. TE 260 (3) FILM ANALYSIS TE 300 FILM: CREATIVE PROCESS TP 241 (3) PERFORMANCE OF LITERATURE COM 241 INTRO TO ORAL INTERPRETATION /L WST 209 (3) WOMEN & FILMS DEC (WST), WST 284 (3) 19T CENTURY WOMEN WRITERS DEC (ENG), C WST 285 (3) CNTMPORARY WOMEN WRITERS DEC (ENG), C
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