SUNY Oneonta GENERAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

SUNY Oneonta

GENERAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Gen Ed 3 effective dates: Freshmen/Transfers/Readmits Fall 2015 or after

and for pre-Fall 2015 matriculated students selecting to move into the newest requirements.

Some majors have requirements beyond what is listed here. Check with your advisor and

refer to the Undergraduate Catalog and DegreeWorks for specific major/degree requirements.

This list is current as of JUNE 2017 ¨C FOR FALL 2017

CATEGORY

Total Credits

Liberal Arts (LA)

Upper Division (UPPR)

General Education

Residency - Overall

Residency ¨C Major

(Minor)

Maximum Credits in the

Major Department

Minimum Credits outside

the Major Department

Grade Options for

Majors/Minors

Overlap among curricula

Grade Point Average

(GPA)

DEGREE REQUIREMENT

Completion a minimum of 120 s.h.

1. Some majors require more than 120 s.h. Review the college catalog major listings for more information.

2. Students are limited in the number of PHED activity (PACT attribute) s.h. they may earn as part of their degree.

For students who matriculated prior to Fall 2009, the maximum number of PACT s.h. is 6. For students who

matriculated Fall 2009 or after, the maximum number is 12. Any excess beyond the maximum permitted will require

an equal number of additional non-PACT s.h.

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) ¨C completion a minimum of 90 s.h.

Bachelor of Science (B.S.) - completion of a minimum of 60 s.h.

Completion a minimum of 48 s.h. of 200 & 300 level courses

Completion of General Education 3 (GE3) (30 s.h. with 7 of 10 areas met)

Completion of a minimum of 45 s.h. in residence (Oneonta coursework).

30 of the last 60 s.h. must be completed with Oneonta coursework.

One-half of any major/minor must be completed with SUNY Oneonta coursework.

Completion of a maximum of 60 s.h.in the department of the major

Exception: Majors in the department/schools of Human Ecology; Economics & Business; Foreign Languages;

English; Mathematics, Comp. Sci & Stats; and Communications may have no more than 60 s.h. in any single

discipline. For Human Ecology, the single discipline groups are FOOD & NUTR; CONS, CHLD, & FAMS; and FASH.

For English, the single discipline groups are ALIT, ELIT, WLIT & LITR; LING; and COMP.

Completion of a minimum of 60 s.h. of non-major (department) coursework

Exception: Majors in the department/schools of Human Ecology; Economics & Business; Foreign Languages; English;

Mathematics, Comp. Sci & Stats; and Communications need at least 60 s.h. outside a single discipline from their field

of study. For Human Ecology, the single discipline groups are FOOD & NUTR; CONS, CHLD, & FAMS; and FASH. For

English, the single discipline groups are ALIT, ELIT, WLIT & LITR; LING; and COMP.

All courses in the major/minor core must be taken for a letter grade unless offered P/F only.

No more than two courses may overlap between or among majors/minors. Any excess in overlap requires the

completion of additional coursework in the field.

Exception: Education majors with non-education dual majors have no overlap restriction.

A minimum 2.00 GPA is required.

OVERALL GPA ¨C calculated using all courses completed at SUNY Oneonta.

MAJOR GPA ¨C calculated using the highest SUNY Oneonta grades earned to complete the minimum major

requirements.

MINOR GPA ¨C calculated using the highest grades earned to complete the minimum minor requirements.

Some majors have higher GPA and minimum grade requirements. See the College Catalog major and course

descriptions for details.

SUNY GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

The SUNY General Education Requirements (SUNY-GER) are an undergraduate curriculum of broad, high-quality courses that provides students with a set of non-specialized, coherent and focused

educational experiences aimed at enabling students to acquire knowledge and skills that are useful and important for all educated persons regardless of their jobs or professions (Source: Trustee

Resolution 2010-006).

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This list reflects courses that MAY fulfill SUNY-GER. This list is subject to change.

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Only courses that carry an attribute in the Schedule of Classes in the semester they are taken may be used to

satisfy SUNY-GER areas. Check the attribute column in the Schedule of Classes for SUNY-GER attributes.

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A course fulfills SUNY-GER if it carries at least 2.66 credits.

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Transfer courses that fulfilled SUNY-GER at another SUNY school will fulfill SUNY-GER at Oneonta.

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SUNY-GER courses may overlap with major and minor courses unless specified otherwise in the major.

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Oneonta SUNY-GER courses must be taken for a letter grade unless offered P/F only.

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

I. COMPLETE EACH OF THE REQUIRED TWO AREAS:

Basic Communication (BC3) ¨C COMP 100 or a BC3 from a prior SUNY institution.

Mathematics (M3)

II. COMPLETE FIVE OF THE FOLLOWING EIGHT AREAS: American History (AM3)

Other World Civilization (OW3)

Foreign Language (FL3)

Social Sciences (SS3)

Humanities (H3)

The Arts (A3)

Natural Sciences (NS3)

Western Civilization (WC3)

III. COMPLETE ADDITIONAL COURSES FROM ANY OF THE AREAS TO COMPLETE A MINIMUM OF 30sh:

BC3, M3, AM3, OW3, FL3, SS3, H3, A3, NS3, WC3

SUNY-GER COMPETENCIES: Critical Thinking & Information Management - Infused Throughout SUNY-GER areas

SUNY ONEONTA GE3 REQUIRED COURSEWORK

*Complete One Basic Communication area (BC3) AND One Mathematics area (M3)

*Complete Five areas from eight of the remaining areas (AM3, OW3, FL3, SS3, H3, A3, NS3, WC3)

*Complete additional courses from any of the ten areas to reach 30 s.h. total

TOTAL: 7 of 10 areas for a total of at least 30 s.h.

I

I.

BC3

COMP

COMPLETE A BASIC COMMUNICATION (BC3) AND A MATHEMATICS (M3)

BASIC COMMUNICATION ¨C (REQUIRED) Complete ONE of the following:

100

COMPOSITION

BC3

¡­OR¡­

COMPLETION OF A ¡®BC3¡¯ AT A PRIOR SUNY INSTITUTION

M3

MATHEMATICS - (REQUIRED) Complete ONE of the following:

Note: MATH 104 or 3 years Regents HS math is the minimum prereq

for MATH 101, 105, 108 and STAT 101. MATH 105 or HS pre-calc

is the prereq for MATH 223.

MATH

MATH

MATH

MATH

STAT

101

105

109

223

101

MATH FOR THE LIBERAL ARTS

PRE-CALCULUS

CONCEPTS OF MATHEMATICS II

CALCULUS I

INTRO TO STATISTICS

M3

M3

M3

M3

M3

II. COMPLETE FIVE OF THE FOLLOWING EIGHT AREAS:

American History (AM3)

Humanities (H3)

Other World Civilizations (OW3) The Arts (A3)

Foreign Languages (FL3)

Natural Sciences (NS3)

Social Sciences (SS3)

Western Civilization (WC3)

AM3

AMERICAN HISTORY

NOTE: The A85 courses may only be taken by those with an 85 or higher US Regents score.

HIST

HIST

POLS

AHIS

144

145

121

267

U.S. HISTORY I

U.S. HISTORY II

U.S. GOVERNMENT

U.S. FOREIGN RELATIONS TO 1914

AM3

AM3

AM3

AM3 SS3

NOTE: Students who have a high school U.S. History Regents score of 85 or higher may use one of the following courses to satisfy the AM3 requirement:

AHIS

AHIS

AHIS

AHIS

AHIS

AHIS

AHIS

AHIS

AHIS

ALS

ALS

208

240

254

255

263

264

282

284

285

263

264

THE CITY IN AMERICAN CULTURE

AMERICAN COLONIAL HISTORY

SOCIAL & INTELL HIST OF U.S. I

SOC & INTELL HIST OF U.S. II

SLAVERY AND RESISTANCE

JIM CROW TO BLACK POWER

THE INDIAN IN AMERICAN HISTORY

IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE

HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FAMILY

SLAVERY AND RESISTANCE

JIM CROW TO BLACK POWER

A85

A85

A85

A85

A85

A85

A85

A85

A85

A85

A85

OW3

OTHER WORLD CIVILIZATIONS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

104

202

203

206

207

208

215

219

251

252

257

258

261

262

265

270

271

272

273

274

275

276

278

292

293

INTRO TO AFRICAN HISTORY

OW3

PEOPLE AND CULTURES OF AFRICA OW3

PEOPLES & CULTURES - CARIBBEAN OW3

LATINO DRAMA:TEATRO CAMPESINO OW3

BLACK DRAMA

OW3

AFR AMER & LATINOS IN FILM&TV OW3

HIST MODRN MIDDL EAST&N AFRICA OW3

SEXUALITIES IN AFRICA AFT 1800

OW3

CULTURES OF PAN AFRICANISM

OW3

LATINOS: CULTURES ON THE MOVE OW3 BC3

MODERN BLACK LITERATURE

OW3

LATIN AMER POLITICAL THEORY

OW3 BC3

WOMEN OF MIXED RACIAL DESCENT OW3 BC3

TOPICS IN RACISM

OW3

AFRICAN POLITICS

OW3

POSTCOLONIAL LIT&CULT: AFRICA OW3

COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA

OW3

MODERN LATIN AMERICA

OW3

RACE GENDER CLASS AND CULTURE OW3

GENDER & POWER IN AFRICA

OW3

S. AFR:RACE&RESIST SINCE 1800

OW3

HISTORY OF SLAVERY

OW3

AFRICAN-ATLANTIC: POPULAR CULT. OW3

THE CITY IN AFRICAN HISTORY

OW3

TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMULATN OW3 BC3

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

250

251

258

HINDUISM, BUDDHISM, & TAOISM

OW3

MYSTICISM & MEDITATION:INDIA & OW3

LATIN AMER POLITICAL THEORY

OW3 BC3

POLS

POLS

POLS

POLS

POLS

171

250

251

265

293

COMPARATIVE AND INT'L POLITICS OW3

SOUTHEAST ASIAN POLITICS

OW3

CHINA, JAPAN, & KOREA POLITICS

OW3

AFRICAN POLITICS

OW3

TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMULATN OW3 BC3

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

WHIS

215

219

251

252

253

270

271

272

274

275

276

281

289

292

293

HIS OF MOD MID EAST & N AFRICA OW3

SEXUALITIES IN AFRICA AFT 1800

OW3

MODERN JAPAN

OW3

MODERN CHINA

OW3

HISTORY OF ASIA TO 1500

OW3

ANCIENT CIVIL. OF THE AMERICAS OW3

COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA

OW3

MODERN LATIN AMERICA

OW3

GENDER & POWER IN AFRICA

OW3

S. AFR:RACE&RESIST SINCE 1800

OW3

HISTORY OF SLAVERY

OW3

THE ISLAMIC WORLD TO 1800

OW3

SPANISH CONQUISTADORES

OW3

THE CITY IN AFRICAN HISTORY

OW3

HISTORY OF MODERN CENTRAL ASIA OW3

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

100

145

201

229

251

252

INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTH

PREHISTORIC WORLD CULTURES

NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

CRITIQUE OF CIVILIZATION

THE AZTECS AND THEIR ANCESTORS

THE INCAS & THEIR ANCESTORS

OW3 SS3

OW3

OW3

OW3

OW3

OW3

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

274

277

279

GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA

GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTHEAST ASIA

GEOG. OF CHINA, JAPAN, & KOREA

OW3 BC3

OW3

OW3 BC3

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

201

202

241

242

257

270

271

281

315

WLIT-RENAISSANCE TO 18TH CENT.

WLIT - 18TH CENTURY TO PRESENT

LITERATURES OF THE MIDDLE EAST

MUSLIM WOMEN WRITERS

MODERN BLACK LITERATURE

POSTCOLONIAL LIT&CULT: AFRICA

POSTCOL LIT&CULT: THE AMERICAS

THE CHINESE NOVEL

ANCIENT RELIGIOUS WRITINGS

HIST

HIST

104

120

INTRO TO AFRICAN HISTORY

MAKING OF THE MODERN WORLD

OW3

OW3

WMST

WMST

261

274

WOMEN OF MIXED RACIAL DESCENT OW3 BC3

GENDER & POWER IN AFRICA

OW3

ITAL

ITAL

ITAL

ITAL

ITAL

ITAL

ITAL

101

102

103

104

112

201

202

INTRODUCTORY ITALIAN I

INTRODUCTORY ITALIAN II

SECOND YEAR ITALIAN I

SECOND YEAR ITALIAN II

ELEM. ITALIAN CONVERSATION

ADVANCED ITALIAN I

ADVANCED ITALIAN II

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

JAPN

101

INTRODUCTORY JAPANESE I

FL3

LATN

102

INTRODUCTORY LATIN II

FL3

RUSS

101

INTRODUCTORY RUSSIAN I

FL3

SPAN

SPAN

SPAN

SPAN

SPAN

SPAN

SPAN

SPAN

101

102

103

104

112

201

202

203

INTRODUCTORY SPANISH I

INTRODUCTORY SPANISH II

SECOND YEAR SPANISH I

SECOND YEAR SPANISH II

ELEM. SPANISH CONVERSATION

REVIEW OF SPANISH GRAMMAR

ADVANCED SPANISH USAGE I

ADVANCED SPANISH USAGE II

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

100

210

225

230

233

238

260

266

270

INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY

SS3

ECONOMIC GEOG & SUSTAINABILITY SS3

POPULATION GEOG & THE ENVIRON SS3

GEOG OF CULTURE&ENVIRNMNT

SS3

GEOG OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTS

SS3 BC3

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

SS3

GEOG OF THE U.S. AND CANADA

SS3 BC3

GEOGRAPHY OF LATIN AMERICA

SS3

GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE

SS3

POLS

POLS

POLS

200

235

329

APPROACHES TO POLITIC SCIENCE

ENVIRON. POLITICS AND POLICY

PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS

SS3

SS3

SS3 BC3

PSYC

100

INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY

SS3

SOC

SOC

SOC

SOC

CRJ

101

110

209

214

393

INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL PROBLEMS

SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODS

SOCIOLOGY OF ISLAM

COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE

SS3

SS3

SS3

SS3

SS3

FL3

OW3

OW3

OW3

OW3

OW3

OW3

OW3

OW3

OW3

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

AGRK

AGRK

101

102

INTRO TO ANCIENT GREEK I

INTRO TO ANCIENT GREEK II

FL3

FL3

ARAB

ARAB

101

102

INTRODUCTORY ARABIC I

INTRODUCTORY ARABIC II

FL3

FL3

ASL

ASL

101

102

INTRO AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I FL3

INT-AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II FL3

FREN

FREN

FREN

FREN

FREN

FREN

101

102

103

104

201

202

INTRODUCTORY FRENCH I

INTRODUCTORY FRENCH II

INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I

INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II

ADVANCED FRENCH I

ADVANCED FRENCH II

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

GERM

GERM

GERM

GERM

101

102

103

104

INTRODUCTORY GERMAN I

INTRODUCTORY GERMAN II

SECOND YEAR GERMAN I

SECOND YEAR GERMAN II

FL3

FL3

FL3

FL3

HEBR

HEBR

101

102

INTRODUCTORY HEBREW I

INTRODUCTORY HEBREW II

FL3

FL3

SS3

SOCIAL SCIENCES

AHIS

267

U.S. FOREIGN RELATIONS TO 1914

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

100

140

209

210

214

219

227

238

245

INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTH

SS3 OW3

INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY SS3

MEXICAN IMMIGRATION

SS3

ANTHROPOLOGICAL FOLKLORE

SS3

PSYCHOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY SS3

ANTHROPOLOGY OF DEATH

SS3

CULTURAL IDENTITIES

SS3

ANTHROPOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION SS3

NATIVE AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY SS3

SS3 AM3

ECON

ECON

110

111

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS

EPSY

EPSY

EPSY

229

250

340

SURVEY OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN SS3

ADOL¡¯ GROWTH & DEVELOPMNT

SS3

INF&TODLRS: EARLY CHLD LNG ENV SS3

FAMS

FAMS

160

205

FAMILY PERSPECTIVES

SS3

MARRIAGE & FAMILY RELATIONSHIP SS3

SS3

SS3

H3

HUMANITIES

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

ALIT

200

201

207

210

216

217

225

226

240

241

250

280

286

351

369

374

AMER LIT TO 1865

AMER LIT 1865-PRESENT

ENVIRONMENTAL LITERATURE

AMERICAN POETRY

MODERN AMERICAN FICTION

CONTEMPORARY AMER FICTION

MODERN AMERICAN DRAMA

CONTEMPORARY AMER POETRY

THE AMERICAN RENAISSANCE

REALISM AND NATURALISM

AFRICAN-AMER. LITERATURE

JACK LONDON

AFRICAN-AMER WOMEN WRITERS

LIT OF THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE

RACHEL CARSON

HAWTHORNE AND MELVILLE

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

160

211

212

250

259

260

286

351

URBAN PHILOSOPHICAL DILEMMAS

CONT. BLACK SOC/POLI THOUGHT

MUSIC OF THE CARIBBEAN

AFRICAN AMER. LITERATURE

CITIZEN, DEMOCRACY, & IDENTITY

PHILOSOPHY OF PROTEST

AFRICAN AMER WOMEN WRITERS

LIT OF THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE

H3 BC3

H3

H3

H3

H3 BC3

H3 BC3

H3

H3

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

120

211

217

INTRO - LINGUISTIC ANTHROPOLOG H3

RELIGION, MAGIC AND MYTH

H3

VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY

H3

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

ELIT

200

201

202

243

245

246

247

270

272

273

371

ELIT-BEGINNINGS TO RENAISSANCE H3

ELIT-RENAISSANCE TO 18TH C

H3

ELIT- 18TH C TO PRESENT

H3

18TH-CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATUR H3

BRITISH WRITERS - ROMANTIC AGE H3

VICTORIAN LITERATURE

H3

20TH CENT ENGLISH WRITERS

H3

SHAKESPEARE

H3

17th-CENTURY ENGLISH LITR

H3

MILTON

H3

SHAKESPEARE AND CULTURE

H3

FREN

FREN

208

209

SURVEY OF FRENCH LITERATURE

H3

SURVEY OF FRENCH LITERATURE II H3

A3

LING

LING

LING

150

200

201

INTRO LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

LINGUISTICS AND LITERATURE

LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY

H3

H3

H3

LITR

LITR

LITR

LITR

LITR

LITR

LITR

100

215

220

244

250

283

284

THEMES IN LITERATURE

CONTEMPORARY NOVEL

SHORT FICTION

CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE

APPROACHES TO LITERATURE

WOMEN'S LITERATURE

LITERATURE OF PLACE

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

101

102

103

104

105

107

115

160

204

205

210

230

231

235

240

259

260

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

ETHICS

CRITICAL THINKING

PHIL IDEAS IN IMAGINATIVE LIT

BUSINESS ETHICS

PHILOSOPHIES OF ART

SURVEY OF WORLD RELIGIONS

URBAN PHILOSOPHICAL DILEMMAS

LIT & PHIL OF ALIENATION

PHILOSOPHY & PSYCH OF YOGA

SYMBOLIC LOGIC

ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS

MEDIA ETHICS

EXISTENTIALISM

AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY

CITIZEN, DEMOCRACY, & IDENTITY

PHILOSOPHY OF PROTEST

H3

H3 BC3

H3 BC3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3 BC3

H3

H3

H3

H3 BC3

H3 BC3

H3

H3

H3 BC3

H3 BC3

POLS

211

CONT. BLACK SOC/POLI THOUGHT

H3

RELG

115

SURVEY OF WORLD RELIGIONS

H3

RELG

212

INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM

H3

SPAN

208

INTRO TO SPANISH LITERATURE

H3

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

215

225

227

235

260

280

285

WORLD NOVELS

THE GREEK DRAMATISTS

SEX & GENDER IN GREEK LIT

COMEDY&SATIRE IN GREECE&ROME

THE BIBLE AS LIT:OLD TESTAMENT

THE CATHOLIC IMAGINATION

PORTRAITS OF THE ARTIST

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

H3

MUSC

MUSC

MUSC

MUSC

MUSC

MUSC

MUSC

106

121

126

192

223

247

249

LEARNING ABOUT MUSIC

JAZZ

THE AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE

AUDIO ARTS PRODUCTION I

HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC

SURVEY OF MUSIC THEORY I

MUSIC THEORY I

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

THTR

THTR

THTR

THTR

THTR

THTR

THTR

THTR

THTR

100

102

104

111

215

240

245

271

272

THEATRE APPRECIATION

THE AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE

SURVEY OF DANCE IN AMERICA

ACTING I

IMPROVISATIONAL THEATRE

THEATRE FOR THE CLASSROOM

CHILDREN'S THEATRE

THEATRE HISTORY I

THEATRE HISTORY II

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3 BC3

GEOL

GEOL

GEOL

GEOL

GEOL

102

115

120

150

182

SUSTAINING WATER

SCIENCE OF NATURAL DISASTERS

INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY

INTRO TO FORENSIC: GEOLOGY

WATER AND THE BLUE PLANET

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

METR

METR

110

180

INTRO TO METEOROLOGY

LIGHTNING AND THUNDERSTORMS

NS3

NS3

NUTR

NUTR

140

142

NUTRITION I

NUTRITION IN EVERYDAY LIFE

NS3

NS3

OCEA

110

INTRODUCTION TO OCEANOGRAPHY NS3

PHYS

PHYS

PHYS

PHYS

PHYS

PHYS

PHYS

PHYS

PHYS

100

101

103

108

109

112

113

140

203

INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS

NANO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

GEN PHYSICS I (NON-CALCULUS)

ENERGY AND SOCIETY

LASERS, ROCKETS AND SPACESHIPS

THE PHYSICS OF SPORTS

THE PHYSICS OF SOUND

LIGHT AND COLOR

GENERAL PHYSICS I

THE ARTS

ARTH

ARTH

ARTH

ARTH

109

110

200

221

SURVEY OF THE VISUAL ARTS I

SURVEY OF THE VISUAL ARTS II

LANGUAGE OF THE VISUAL ARTS

HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY

A3

A3

A3

A3

ARTS

ARTS

ARTS

ARTS

ARTS

130

140

141

210

237

THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN

TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN

DRAWING I

BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY I

CERAMICS I

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

MCOM

MCOM

MCOM

MCOM

281

283

284

285

ART OF THE MOTION PICTURE

THE DEVELOPMENT OF FILM

GREAT FILMS OF GREAT DIRECTORS

FILM GENRES

A3

A3

A3

A3

NS3

NATURAL SCIENCES

ANTH

130

INTRO BIOLOGICAL ANTH

NS3

ASTR

ASTR

ASTR

ASTR

108

110

112

115

DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY

INTRODUCTORY ASTRONOMY

EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE

BIG BANG CREAT EVOL UNIVERSE

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

BIOL

BIOL

BIOL

100

123

180

MODERN BIOLOGY

INTRODUCTION TO EVOLUTION

BIOL I: CELLS TO ORGANISMS

NS3

NS3

NS3

CHEM

CHEM

CHEM

CHEM

CHEM

100

101

102

103

111

CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE

INTRO CHEMISTRY:ORGANIC

INTRO GENERAL CHEMISTRY

THE CHEMISTRY OF NATURE

GENERAL CHEMISTRY I

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

ENVS

ENVS

101

110

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

NS3

ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY NS3

ESCI

ESCI

100

200

INTRODUCTION TO THE EARTH

INVESTIG IN EARTH AND PLAN SCI

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

NS3

WC3

WESTERN CIVILIZATION

HIST

HIST

100

101

WESTERN CIVILIZATION I

WESTERN CIVILIZATION II

WC3

WC3

EHIS

EHIS

200

214

GREECE: ACHILLES TO ALEXANDER WC3

EUROPE FROM NAPOLEON TO WWI WC3

MUSC

100

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

212

220

221

MUSIC FOR LISTENERS

WC3

SOCIAL & POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

HIST OF PHIL I:ANCNT PHIL THGT

HIST OF PHIL II:MODRN PHIL THT

WC3

WC3 BC3

WC3 BC3

POLS

POLS

101

202

UNDERSTANDING POLITICAL IDEAS WC3

MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT

WC3

WLIT

WLIT

WLIT

212

250

261

SURVEY OF GREEK AND ROMAN LIT. WC3

EUROPEAN LITERATURE & CULTURE WC3

BIBLE II NEW TST&ERLY CHSTN WR WC3

III. COMPLETE ANY COMBINATION OF ADDITIONAL AREAS TO COMPLETE

A MINIMUM OF 30 s.h. in SUNY-GER:

Refer to the lists above for courses that meet GE3 areas.

For selections that may be used as additional BC3 courses, see the list below.

Basic Communication (BC3)

Mathematics (M3)

American History (AM3)

Other World Civilizations (OW3)

Foreign Languages (FL3)

Social Sciences (SS3)

Humanities (H3)

The Arts (A3)

Natural Sciences (NS3)

Western Civilization (WC3)

BC3

BASIC COMMUNICATION ¨C Additional Selections

COMP

100

COMPOSITION

(if taken a second time)

BC3

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

ALS

100

160

252

258

259

260

261

293

368

395

398

BLACK AND LATINO EXPERIENCE

BC3

URBAN PHILOSOPHICAL DILEMMAS BC3 H3

LATINOS: CULTURES ON THE MOVE BC3 OW3

LATIN AMER POLITICAL THEORY

BC3 OW3

CITIZEN, DEMOCRACY, & IDENTITY BC3 H3

PHILOSOPHY OF PROTEST

BC3 H3

WOMEN OF MIXED RACIAL DESCENT BC3 OW3

TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMULATN BC3 OW3

POL DEV:PROBS NATION-BUILDING BC3

SENIOR SEM: AFRICANA&LATINO ST BC3

SEMINAR IN WOMEN'S STUDIES

BC3

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

ANTH

312

325

333

355

390

EXHIBITING CULTURES IN MUSEUMS

APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY

HUMAN BIOLOGICAL VARIATION

FIELD METHODS IN CULT ANTHRO

ISSUES IN ANTHROPOLOGY

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BIOL

BIOL

BIOL

265

317

356

EVOLUTION OF BIOLOGY

BIOLOGICAL LITERACY

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR

BC3

BC3

BC3

BUS

240

WRTNG FOR BUS & PROFESSIONS

BC3

COMM

COMM

COMM

COMM

100

110

225

227

INTRO TO COMMUNICATION

PUBLIC SPEAKING

ARGUMENTATION

SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

COMP

COMP

COMP

COMP

COMP

COMP

COMP

COMP

150

200

211

239

260

270

275

290

INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING

ADVANCED COMPOSITION

WRIT ABOUT NATURE & ENVIRON

TECHNICAL & PROFESSION WRITING

POETRY WORKSHOP

FICTION WORKSHOP

CREATIVE NONFICTION WORKSHOP

WRITING ABOUT LITERATURE

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

ECON

ECON

210

390

MODERN ECONOMIC PROBLEMS

SENIOR SEMINAR IN ECONOMICS

BC3

BC3

EDUC

106

EDUC ISSUES/PHIL/FOUNDATIONS

BC3

ENVS

320

TECHNICAL SCIENCE WRITING

BC3

EPSY

120

IMPROVING COLLEGE STUDY SKILLS BC3

FAMS

361

AMERICAN FAMILIES IN POVERTY

BC3

FASH

221

APPAREL IN TODAY¡¯S ECONOMY

BC3

INTD

100

FIRST YEAR SEMINAR

BC3

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

GEOG

233

260

274

279

GEOG OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTS

GEOG OF THE U.S. AND CANADA

GEOGRAPHY OF ASIA

GEOG. OF CHINA, JAPAN, & KOREA

BC3 SS3

BC3 SS3

BC3 OW3

BC3 OW3

LITR

285

WRITING LIVES: GENDER & MEMOIR BC3

MCOM

MCOM

MCOM

210

252

262

WRITING FOR THE NEWSPAPER

WRITING FOR RADIO-TV-FILM

REPORTING

BC3

BC3

BC3

METR

212

CLIMATOLOGY

BC3

MGMT

354

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBLTY BC3

MUSC

388

LEGAL ISSUES IN MUSIC INDUSTRY

BC3

NUTR

340

ADVANCED NUTRITION I

BC3

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

PHIL

102

103

160

201

202

206

211

214

220

221

230

231

232

258

259

260

380

390

ETHICS

CRITICAL THINKING

URBAN PHILOSOPHICAL DILEMMAS

THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE

METAPHYSICS

PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE & DEATH

PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION

HIST OF PHIL I:ANCNT PHIL THGT

HIST OF PHIL II:MODRN PHIL THT

ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS

MEDIA ETHICS

PHILOSOPHY OF LAW

LATIN AMER POLITICAL THEORY

CITIZEN, DEMOCRACY, & IDENTITY

PHILOSOPHY OF PROTEST

PHILOSOPHY CONFERENCE

SENIOR THESIS

BC3 H3

BC3 H3

BC3 H3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3

BC3 WC3

BC3 WC3

BC3 H3

BC3 H3

BC3

BC3 OW3

BC3 H3

BC3 H3

BC3

BC3

PHYS

382

ADVANCED PHYSICS LAB.

BC3

POLS

POLS

POLS

POLS

POLS

PROF

293

329

368

382

398

120

TRANSFRM AFRICA: SADC SIMULATN BC3 OW3

PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS

BC3 SS3

POL DEV:PROBS NATION-BUILDING BC3

INTERNATL ORGANIZATION & LAW BC3

SEMINAR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

BC3

COLLEGE LEARNING STRATEGIES

BC3

SOC

390

SENIOR SEMINAR IN SOCIOLOGY

THTR

272

THEATRE HISTORY II

BC3 A3

WMST

WMST

WMST

WMST

130

214

261

398

GENDER, POWER, & DIFFERENCE

WITCHES, HARLOTS, WILD WOMEN

WOMEN OF MIXED RACIAL DESCENT

SEMINAR IN WOMEN'S AND GENDER

BC3

BC3

BC3 OW3

BC3

BC3

ANY STUDENT TEACHING MAY SATISFY THIS REQUIREMENT

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