ENGL100, Academic Writing I (C or better), 3 cr. A student exempted from ENGL 100 must substitute a three-credit SUNY GEN ED approved course. The course should be selected in consultation with the student's advisor. |
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ENGL201, Public Speaking, 3 cr. |
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ENGL204, Interpersonal Communication, 3 cr. |
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Select 1 course from the list below: Select from category 7-Humanities, 8-The Arts
9-Foreign Language. ARAB@ ART101, Art History: Ancient to Early Medieval, 3 cr. ART102, History and Appreciation of Art II, 3 cr. ART109, Introduction to Graphic Design, 3 cr. ART110, Design I, 3 cr. ART111, Photography I, 3 cr. ART112, Photography II, 3 cr. ART114, Design II, 3 cr. ART115, Painting I, 3 cr. ART120, Drawing I, 3 cr. ART122, Drawing II, 3 cr. ART130, Ceramics, 3 cr. ART131, Ceramics II, 3 cr. ART180, Typography, 3 cr. ART200, Illustration, 3 cr. ART270, Computer Graphics, 3 cr. ART271, Computer Graphics II, 3 cr. ASL@ CHIN@ CRJU217, Ethics in Criminal Justice, 3 cr. ENGL105, Beginning Acting, 3 cr. ENGL200, Screenwriting, 3 cr. ENGL205, American Literature I, 3 cr. ENGL206, American Literature II, 3 cr. ENGL208, Introduction to Native American Literature, 3 cr. ENGL212, Fiction Writing, 3 cr. ENGL215, Short Fiction, 3 cr. ENGL220, Literature for Children, 3 cr. ENGL225, World Literature I, 3 cr. ENGL226, World Literature II, 3 cr. ENGL227, Fundamentals of Creative Writing, 3 cr. ENGL229, Introduction to Poetry, 3 cr. ENGL233, Film Analysis, 3 cr. ENGL245, Survey of British Literature I, 3 cr. ENGL246, Survey of British Literature II, 3 cr. ENGL248, Contemporary Women Writers, 3 cr. ENGL255, Writing the Dramatic Television Series, 3 cr. ENGL256, Playwriting, 3 cr. ENGL258, Creative Nonfiction Writing, 3 cr. ENGL262, Poetry Writing, 3 cr. ENVS105, Environmental Ethics, 3 cr. FREN101, French I, 3 cr. FREN102, French II, 3 cr. FREN201, Intermediate French I, 3 cr. FREN202, Intermediate French II, 3 cr. GERM@ HUMN232, Introduction to World Religions, 3 cr. ITAL@ MUSI101, Music Appreciation, 3 cr. PHIL101, Introduction to Philosophy, 3 cr. PHIL201, Contemporary Moral Issues, 3 cr. RECR215, Recreation and the Expressive Arts, 3 cr. RECR270, Wilderness and the American Culture, 3 cr. RUSN@ SOCE258, Creative Nonfiction Writing, 3 cr. SPAN101, Beginning Spanish I, 3 cr. SPAN102, Beginning Spanish II, 3 cr. SPAN201, Intermediate Spanish I, 3 cr. SPAN202, Intermediate Spanish II, 3 cr. WGST248, Contemporary Women Writers, 3 cr.
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Select 1 course from the list below: MATH109, Statistical Literacy, 3 cr. MATH110, Topics in Mathematics, 3 cr. MATH120, College Algebra, 4 cr. MATH122, Technical Mathematics, 3 cr. MATH138, Precalculus Mathematics, 4 cr. MATH200, Statistics, 3 cr. MATH201, Calculus I, 4 cr. MATH202, Calculus II, 4 cr. MATH203, Calculus III, 4 cr. MATH206, Differential Equations, 4 cr. MATH216, Discrete Mathematics, 4 cr.
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Select a minimum of 3 credits from the courses listed below: ASTR@ BIOL@ CHEM@ CSCI160, Computer Science I, 3 cr. CSCI165, Computer Science II, 3 cr. CSCI205, Computer Science III-Data Structures, 3 cr. ENVS101, Introduction to Environmental Science, 3 cr. ENVS102, Technology and the Environment, 3 cr. ENVS116, Soil Science, 3 cr. ENVS141, Agroecology, 3 cr. ENVS202, Integrated Pest Management, 3 cr. GEOL@ MATH@ METR@ PHSC@
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Select 1 course from the list below: BIOL100, Human Biology, 3 cr. BIOL101, Principles of Biology I, 3 cr. BIOL102, Principles of Biology II, 3 cr. BIOL104, General Biology I, 4 cr. BIOL105, General Biology II, 4 cr. BIOL112, Essentials of Medical Microbiology, 3 cr. BIOL115, Field Natural History, 3 cr. BIOL116, Tropical Field Natural History, 4 cr. BIOL119, Botany, 3 cr. BIOL131, Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology I, 4 cr. BIOL132, Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology II, 4 cr. BIOL201, Human Anatomy and Physiology I, 4 cr. BIOL202, Human Anatomy and Physiology II, 4 cr. BIOL211, Ecology, 4 cr. BIOL216, General Microbiology, 4 cr. CHEM101, Principles of Chemistry I, 4 cr. CHEM102, Principles of Chemistry II, 4 cr. CHEM107, General Chemistry I, 4 cr. CHEM108, General Chemistry II, 4 cr. CHEM205, Organic Chemistry I, 4 cr. CHEM206, Organic Chemistry II, 4 cr. ENVS101, Introduction to Environmental Science, 3 cr. ENVS116, Soil Science, 3 cr. ENVS141, Agroecology, 3 cr. GEOL101, Introductory Geology, 3 cr. METR101, Introductory Meteorology, 3 cr. PHSC104, General Physics I, 4 cr. PHSC105, General Physics II, 4 cr. PHSC211, Physics I (Mechanics and Heat), 4 cr. PHSC212, Physics II (Electricity and Magnetism), 4 cr. PHSC213, Physics III (Waves, Optics and Modern Physics), 4 cr.
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Select 1 course from the list below: ANTH202, Cultural Anthropology, 3 cr. HSTY252, Native American History: Colonial Policies, 3 cr. HSTY260, Topics in Modern Latin America, 3 cr. POSC260, Topics in Modern Latin America, 3 cr. SOCE150, Play Across Cultures, 3 cr. RECR150, Play Across Cultures, 3 cr.
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PSYC103, Introduction to Psychology, 3 cr. |
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SOCI101, Introduction to Sociology, 3 cr. |
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Select a minimum of 3 credits from the courses listed below: ANTH@ ARAB@ ART101, Art History: Ancient to Early Medieval, 3 cr. ART102, History and Appreciation of Art II, 3 cr. ART104, History of Photography and Video, 3 cr. ASL@ ASTR@ BIOL@ CHEM@ CHIN@ COMM101, Mass Media, 3 cr. COMM225, Communication Law and Ethics, 3 cr. CRJU104, Introduction to Corrections, 3 cr. CRJU105, Introduction to Criminal Justice, 3 cr. CRJU217, Ethics in Criminal Justice, 3 cr. CSCI160, Computer Science I, 3 cr. CSCI165, Computer Science II, 3 cr. CSCI205, Computer Science III-Data Structures, 3 cr. ECON@ EDUC295, Foundations of Education, 3 cr. ENGL@ ENVS@ ESL101, English as a Second Language I, 8 cr. ESL103, English as a Second Language II, 8 cr. ESL120, Writing and Grammar III, 4 cr. ESL121, Reading & Vocabulary III, 4 cr. FREN@ GEOG@ GEOL@ GERM@ HSTY@ HUMN@ ITAL@ MATH@ METR@ MUSI101, Music Appreciation, 3 cr. MUSI108, Music Theory I, 3 cr. MUSI109, Music Theory II, 3 cr. PHIL@ PHSC@ POSC@ PSYC@ RECR150, Play Across Cultures, 3 cr. RECR270, Wilderness and the American Culture, 3 cr. RUSN@ SOCE@ SOCI@ SPAN@ WGST@
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Select a minimum of 3 credits from the courses listed below: ANTH201, Introduction to Anthropology, 3 cr. ANTH202, Cultural Anthropology, 3 cr. ANTH220, Dev Anthropology in a Globalizing World, 3 cr. ANTH260, Culture Survey for Study Abroad, 3 cr. ANTH295, Global Seminar, 3 cr. ARAB101, Arabic I, 3 cr. ARAB102, Arabic II, 3 cr. ART101, Art History: Ancient to Early Medieval, 3 cr. ART102, History and Appreciation of Art II, 3 cr. ASL101, Beginning American Sign Language I, 3 cr. ASL102, Beginning American Sign Language II, 3 cr. ASTR101, Introductory Astronomy, 3 cr. BIOL100, Human Biology, 3 cr. BIOL101, Principles of Biology I, 3 cr. BIOL102, Principles of Biology II, 3 cr. BIOL104, General Biology I, 4 cr. BIOL105, General Biology II, 4 cr. BIOL112, Essentials of Medical Microbiology, 3 cr. BIOL114, Essentials of Nutrition, 3 cr. BIOL115, Field Natural History, 3 cr. BIOL116, Tropical Field Natural History, 4 cr. BIOL125, Biology and Earth Science for Teachers, 4 cr. BIOL131, Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology I, 4 cr. BIOL132, Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology II, 4 cr. BIOL201, Human Anatomy and Physiology I, 4 cr. BIOL202, Human Anatomy and Physiology II, 4 cr. BIOL211, Ecology, 4 cr. BIOL216, General Microbiology, 4 cr. CHEM101, Principles of Chemistry I, 4 cr. CHEM102, Principles of Chemistry II, 4 cr. CHEM107, General Chemistry I, 4 cr. CHEM108, General Chemistry II, 4 cr. CHEM205, Organic Chemistry I, 4 cr. CHEM206, Organic Chemistry II, 4 cr. CHIN101, Mandarin Chinese I, 3 cr. CHIN102, Mandarin Chinese II, 3 cr. COMM101, Mass Media, 3 cr. CRJU217, Ethics in Criminal Justice, 3 cr. ECON101, Introduction to Economics, 3 cr. ECON120, Principles of Microeconomics, 3 cr. ECON121, Principles of Macroeconomics, 3 cr. ENGL103, Report Writing, 3 cr. ENGL200, Screenwriting, 3 cr. ENGL205, American Literature I, 3 cr. ENGL206, American Literature II, 3 cr. ENGL208, Introduction to Native American Literature, 3 cr. ENGL212, Fiction Writing, 3 cr. ENGL215, Short Fiction, 3 cr. ENGL220, Literature for Children, 3 cr. ENGL225, World Literature I, 3 cr. ENGL226, World Literature II, 3 cr. ENGL227, Fundamentals of Creative Writing, 3 cr. ENGL229, Introduction to Poetry, 3 cr. ENGL233, Film Analysis, 3 cr. ENGL245, Survey of British Literature I, 3 cr. ENGL246, Survey of British Literature II, 3 cr. ENGL248, Contemporary Women Writers, 3 cr. ENGL255, Writing the Dramatic Television Series, 3 cr. ENGL256, Playwriting, 3 cr. ENGL258, Creative Nonfiction Writing, 3 cr. ENGL262, Poetry Writing, 3 cr. ENVS101, Introduction to Environmental Science, 3 cr. ENVS102, Technology and the Environment, 3 cr. ENVS105, Environmental Ethics, 3 cr. ENVS107, Economy, Society & Environment, 3 cr. ENVS108, Environmental Psychology, 3 cr. ENVS116, Soil Science, 3 cr. ENVS141, Agroecology, 3 cr. ENVS202, Integrated Pest Management, 3 cr. ENVS295, Global Seminar, 3 cr. FREN101, French I, 3 cr. FREN102, French II, 3 cr. FREN201, Intermediate French I, 3 cr. FREN202, Intermediate French II, 3 cr. GEOG120, World Regional Geography, 3 cr. GEOL101, Introductory Geology, 3 cr. GEOL125, Biology and Earth Science for Teachers, 4 cr. GERM101, Beginning German I, 3 cr. GERM102, Beginning German II, 3 cr. HSTY101, Development of the Western Tradition I, 3 cr. HSTY102, Development of the Western Tradition II, 3 cr. HSTY110, World History to 1500, 3 cr. HSTY111, World History Since 1500, 3 cr. HSTY201, American History to 1877, 3 cr. HSTY202, American History Since 1877, 3 cr. HSTY225, African American History, 3 cr. HSTY233, Women in U.S. History, 3 cr. HSTY235, Medieval Europe 500-1500, 3 cr. HSTY245, Topics in Modern Asia, 3 cr. HSTY252, Native American History: Colonial Policies, 3 cr. HSTY255, Labor History, 3 cr. HSTY260, Topics in Modern Latin America, 3 cr. HUMN232, Introduction to World Religions, 3 cr. IED260, Culture Survey for Study Abroad, 3 cr. ITAL101, Italian I, 3 cr. ITAL102, Italian II, 3 cr. MATH109, Statistical Literacy, 3 cr. MATH110, Topics in Mathematics, 3 cr. MATH115, Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II, 3 cr. MATH120, College Algebra, 4 cr. MATH122, Technical Mathematics, 3 cr. MATH138, Precalculus Mathematics, 4 cr. MATH200, Statistics, 3 cr. MATH201, Calculus I, 4 cr. MATH202, Calculus II, 4 cr. MATH203, Calculus III, 4 cr. MATH206, Differential Equations, 4 cr. MATH216, Discrete Mathematics, 4 cr. METR101, Introductory Meteorology, 3 cr. MUSI101, Music Appreciation, 3 cr. PHIL101, Introduction to Philosophy, 3 cr. PHIL201, Contemporary Moral Issues, 3 cr. PHSC104, General Physics I, 4 cr. PHSC105, General Physics II, 4 cr. PHSC211, Physics I (Mechanics and Heat), 4 cr. PHSC212, Physics II (Electricity and Magnetism), 4 cr. PHSC213, Physics III (Waves, Optics and Modern Physics), 4 cr. POSC103, American National Government, 3 cr. POSC104, American State and Local Government, 3 cr. POSC107, Economy, Society & Environment, 3 cr. POSC245, Topics in Modern Asia, 3 cr. POSC260, Topics in Modern Latin America, 3 cr. PSYC101, Psychology of Personal Growth, 3 cr. PSYC103, Introduction to Psychology, 3 cr. PSYC108, Environmental Psychology, 3 cr. PSYC201, Social Psychology, 3 cr. PSYC205, Childhood Psychology, 3 cr. PSYC207, Adolescent Psychology, 3 cr. PSYC208, Adult Psychology, 3 cr. PSYC209, Abnormal Psychology, 3 cr. PSYC218, Educational Psychology, 3 cr. PSYC263, Development Across the Lifespan, 3 cr. RECR150, Play Across Cultures, 3 cr. RECR270, Wilderness and the American Culture, 3 cr. RUSN101, Russian I, 3 cr. RUSN102, Russian II, 3 cr. SOCE150, Play Across Cultures, 3 cr. SOCE201, Human Sexuality, 3 cr. SOCE205, Organizational Behavior, 3 cr. SOCE258, Creative Nonfiction Writing, 3 cr. SOCI101, Introduction to Sociology, 3 cr. SOCI201, Sociology of the Family, 3 cr. SOCI203, Sociology of Race, Power, and Privilege, 3 cr. SOCI205, Contemporary Social Problems, 3 cr. SOCI206, Juvenile Delinquency, 3 cr. SOCI207, Introduction to Criminology, 3 cr. SOCI220, Dev Anthropology in a Globalizing World, 3 cr. SPAN101, Beginning Spanish I, 3 cr. SPAN102, Beginning Spanish II, 3 cr. SPAN201, Intermediate Spanish I, 3 cr. SPAN202, Intermediate Spanish II, 3 cr. WGST233, Women in U.S. History, 3 cr. WGST248, Contemporary Women Writers, 3 cr.
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Select a minimum of 21 credits from the courses listed below: FSS 131, Self and World, and PSED 160, Career Exploration,
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