Courses which satisfy general education requirements are noted here. Independent studies, student developed studies, internships, practicums, etc. may not be used to meet general education requirements unless specifically approved by the department that offers them.
| COMMUNICATION SKILLS: (6 S.H.) |
| (Both ENG & COM required) |
- A Writing-Intensive Course
ENG 146 English Composition II
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- Speech
COM 160 Speech Fundamentals
COM 161 Decision Making in Groups
COM 162 Interpersonal Communication
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| HUMANITIES COURSES: (15 S.H.) |
| Courses to be selected must include at least three of the following areas: |
- Fine and Applied Arts and Communication Only one studio course may be used to fulfill humanities requirements.
All ART lecture and studio courses meet this requirement. The following fine arts communication and theatre courses meet this requirement (numbers followed by an asterisk are studio courses.):
COM/THR 125, THR 150*, THR 163, THR 180, THR 181*, THR 182*, THR 201, THR 202*, COM 246*, THR/COM 252*, THR 255, THR 260, COM 274*, THR 279, THR 282*, COM/ THR 283*, THR 284*, THR 285, THR 287, THR 289*, THR 290, THR 381*, THR 382*, THR 383, THR 389, THR 385, THR 387*, THR388*.
COM 146, 160, 161, 162 and 400 do not meet this requirement.
MUS 100 History & Appreciation of Music
MUS 101 Evolution of Jazz and Rock Music
MUS 105 Music Essentials
MUS 106 Class Piano I
Music performance ensembles are open to all students by audition. Each 1/2 semester hour ensemble may be elected for up to six times for a maximum total of 3 semester hours.
HPX 150 Dance Workshop (Studio Course)
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- Foreign Language
FR 161 Reading French I *, FR 162 Speaking French I *,FR 163 Reading French II, FR 164 Speaking French II, FR 170 A Survey of the French Cinema, GER 161 Reading German I *, GER 162 Speaking German I *, GER 163 Reading German II, GER 164 Speaking German II, IT 161 Reading Italian I *, IT 162 Speaking Italian I *, IT 163 Reading Italian II, IT 164 Speaking Italian II, SPA 161 Reading Spanish I *, SPA 162 Speaking Spanish I *, SPA 163 Reading Spanish II, SPA 164 Speaking Spanish II, All courses at levels 200, 300, 400
* Meets general education requirement only if course numbered 163 or 164 is also successfully completed.
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- Humanistic Studies
All HUM courses meet this requirement.
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- Literature
ENG 105: Introduction to Poetry
ENG 105 (W): Introduction to Poetry-Writing Intensive
ENG 106: Introduction to Fiction
ENG 106: (W): Introduction to Fiction-Writing Intensive
ENG 107: Introduction to Drama
ENG 107: (W): Introduction to Drama-Writing Intensive
ENG/SPA 280: A Study of Don Quixote
ENG/SPA 283: The Fiction of Jorge Luis Borges
ENG/LAT 122: Readings from Latin Literature
ENG 160: Literature I
ENG 161: Literature II
ENG 200: Literature III
ENG/THR 205: Literature for the Stage I
ENG/THR 206: Literature for the Stage II
ENG 207: The Poem
ENG 208: Contemporary Stories and Essays
ENG 220: Humor, Wit and the Comic
ENG 221: The American Dream in Literature
ENG 222: Gender Roles in Literature
ENG 223: Sacred Texts as Literature
ENG 224: Literature and Science/Technology
ENG 225: Speculative Fiction
ENG 226: Rebels and Revolution in Literature
ENG 227: Ethnicity and Identity in Literature
ENG 228: Love, Sex and Identity in Literature
ENG 307: Shakespeare I
ENG 308: Shakespeare II
ENG 316: Literature and Human Consciousness
ENG 322: Literature and Philosophy
ENG 323: Epics in Literature
ENG 324: British, Irish and Post-Colonial Literature
ENG 334: Women Writers
ENG 376: World Literature
ENG 377: The Literature of War
ENG 378: American Literature: Author/Author or Period/Period
ENG 379: Biography and Autobiography
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- Philosophy
All PHI courses meet this requirement.
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- Western History
HIS 101 American Perspectives
HIS 186 Europe: Ancient & Medieval
HIS 187 Modern Europe
HIS 213 Southern History
HIS/AAS 219 African-American History & Culture
HIS 246 Judaism
HIS 148 American History: To 1877
HIS 149 American HIstory: Since 1877
HIS 270 Christianity
HIS 302 The American Revolution: 1763-1789
HIS 303 The Age of Jefferson: 1789-1829
HIS 304 The Antebellum Era: 1815:1861
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| SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE: (12 S.H.) |
| (Including at least 2 of the 3 areas) |
- Non-Western Culture
All NWC courses meet this requirement.
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- Psychology
All PSY courses meet this requirement, except PSY 120
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- Social Sciences
All ANT, ECO, GEO, PS, SS and SOC courses meet this requirement.
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| NATURAL SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSES: (10 S.H.) |
| (Including both areas. At least one of the science courses taken must include a laboratory experience.) |
- Natural Sciences*
All AST courses meet this requirement.
All 100-level BIO courses EXCEPT BIO 105, 106 and 112.
BIO 207 Plant Physiology
BIO 209 The Connecticut Flora
CHE 102 Everyday Chemistry
CHE 104 Principles of Chemistry
CHE 110, 111 General Chemistry I & II
CHE 120, 121 Survey of Chemistry I & II
CHE 202 Advanced Everyday Chemistry
ENV 100 Environmental Resources
All ES courses meet this requirement.
All MTR courses meet this requirement.
All PHY courses meet this requirement.
*In the case of year-long sequences, the first semester meets this requirement only if the second semester is successfully completed.
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- Computer Science and Mathematics
CS 110, CS 135, 140, 143 and 166 meet the general education requirement.
All other MAT courses meet this requirement EXCEPT MAT 098, 100, 111, 114, and 211. MAT 105 and 106 meet this requirement only if both are satisfactorily completed.
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