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Nov 24, 2024
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2016 - 2017 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
General Education Requirements
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First Year Seminar
*Open to students who transfer at least 30 hours AND are classified as transfer students by Admissions. The 30 hours must be completed prior to enrollment at ASU. Students using this option will have 41 hours of General Education.
Writing Across the Curriculum (6 Hours Required)
Major Requirements
Hours count in major requirements
- Junior Writing in the Discipline (“WID” on major program of study)
- Senior Capstone Experience (“CAP” on major program of study)
Quantitative Literacy (4 Hours Required)
1 Hour Courses
For students who transfer 3 hours of QL coursework:
If you have transferred 3 hours of QL coursework, please check with your advisor to see if your intended major requires a course which can count for the final QL hour.
3 Hour Courses
These courses count toward, but do not fully complete, this requirement.:
4 Hour Courses
These courses fully complete this requirement.:
Wellness Literacy (2 Hours)
Choose from the following:
3 Hour Courses
Additional hour may count as elective:
Science Inquiry
Requires 8 semester hours from one theme. Courses in themes marked with an * must be taken sequentially. Check the course descriptions for any pre- and/or co-requisites.
A 1 hour lab option may be available for students who have transferred in a 3 hour science lecture course. Please contact the Office of General Education at (828) 262-2028 or gened@appstate.edu for more information.
Chemistry Connections to Our Changing World*
Global Environmental Change
Life, Earth and Evolution
The Physics of Our Technological World*
Physics of Self Expression
Restless Planet: Earth, Environment and Evolution
Voyages Through the Cosmos*
Designations
3 hours of each required); may be taken in Integrative Learning Experience or Liberal Studies Experience:
Integrative Learning Experience
Complete 9 semester hours from a single theme (underlined). Students must take courses from at least two discipline prefixes in the chosen theme with the exceptions of “Appalachian Mountains: Community, Culture, and Land” and “Experiencing Inquiry: How to Ask Questions.”
American Culture: Past and Present
Appalachian Mountains: Community, Culture, and Land
Critical Consciousness: Learning for Equity and Justice
Both C I and FDN prefixes are required.
Cultivating Creative Expression
Experiencing Inquiry: How to Ask Questions
From Empire to Globalization
How We Know What We Know About the Past: Method, Evidence, Knowledge
Imagination, Innovation, and Meaning
Intersections: Race, Class, and Gender
Revolutions: Social and Political
Social Relations Across Contexts
Sustainability and Global Resources
Liberal Studies Experience
Complete 12 semester hours from at least three discipline prefixes.
- ANT 2100 - East Asia Through Ethnography (3)
- ANT 2235 - North American Archaeology (3)
- ANT 2400 - Native America Through Ethnography (3)
- ANT 2430 - Magic, Witchcraft and Religion (3)
- ANT 2700 - South Asia Through Ethnography (3)
- ANT 2800 - Latin America Through Ethnography (3)
- A S 2020 - Appalachia in Film (3)
- A S 2025 - Appalachian Strings (3)
- A S 2411 - Appalachia: An Introduction (3)
- ADM 1000 - Apparel and Consumer Behavior (3)
- ARB 1050 - Intermediate Arabic II (3)
- ART 2011 - Introduction to Visual Arts (3)
- ART 2016 - Introduction to Studio Art and Design (3)
- ART 2030 - Art from Prehistory to 1400 (3)
- ART 2130 - Art from 1400 to the Present (3)
- AST 1050 - Astrobiology: Exploring Life in the Universe (3)
- CHN 1050 - Intermediate Chinese II (3)
- COM 2105 - Public Speaking in the Disciplines (3)
- COM 3300 - Mass Media and Society (3)
- COM 3315 - Political Communication (3)
- C J 3450 - Injustice in America (3)
- DAN 3430 - Early Dance History (3)
- DAN 3435 - Dance History in the Modern Era (3)
- ECO 2030 - Principles of Microeconomics (3)
- ECO 2040 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
- ECO 2620 - Environmental and Resource Economics (3)
- ENG 1500 - Introduction to Literature (3)
- ENG 2030 - World Literature to 1650 (3)
- ENG 2050 - Studies in British Literature (3)
- ENG 2060 - Great Books (3)
- ENG 2350 - Studies in American Literature (3)
- ENG 3715 - Literature and the Environment (3)
- FCS 2103 - Family Development: Origins and Movement (3)
- FCS 2111 - Social History of the Family (3)
- FIN 2860 - Personal Finance (3)
- FRE 1050 - Intermediate French II (3)
or - FRE 1060 - Accelerated Intermediate French (6) (3 of 6 hours count in General Education)
- GWS 2600 - Introduction to LGBT Studies (3)
- GHY 1020 - World Regional Geography (3)
- GHY 1040 - Introduction to Human Geography (3)
- GER 1050 - Intermediate German II (3)
or - GER 1060 - Accelerated Intermediate German (6) (3 of 6 hours count in General Education)
- HIS 1101 - World Civilization I (3)
- HIS 1102 - World Civilization II (3)
- HIS 1130 - Themes in Global History (3)
- HIS 1200 - American History (3)
- HIS 1700 - The Making of Europe (3)
- HIS 3210 - Poverty: Theory and Practice (3)
- HIS 3728 - History of North Carolina (3)
- IDS 2302 - Freudian Dreams and Cultural Analysis (3)
- IDS 3025 - Contemporary Topics in Science and Technology Studies (3)
- IDS 3250 - Internet Studies (3)
- IND 2012 - Product Design (3)
- INT 1300 - Design Matters (3)
- JPN 1050 - Intermediate Japanese II (3)
- LAT 1050 - Intermediate Latin II (3)
- LLC 3430 - Arthurian Legends (3)
- MUS 2011 - Exploring Music in Culture (3)
- MUS 2014 - Jazz Music in American Society (3)
- MUS 2052 - Exploring Music Therapy (3)
- MUS 2611 - Music History and Style I (2)
- MUS 2612 - Music History and Style II (2)
- MUS 2613 - Survey of Western Music (3)
- MUS 2616 - Cuban Music and Culture (3)
- MUS 3611 - Music History and Style III (2)
- NUT 2351 - Global Nutrition: Emerging Health Challenges (3)
- PHL 1000 - Introduction to Philosophy (3)
- PHL 1100 - Logic I (3)
- PHL 1501 - Mind, Knowledge, and Reality (3)
- PHL 1503 - Selves, Bodies, and Cultural Diversity (3)
- PHL 2000 - Philosophy, Society, and Ethics (3)
- PHL 3000 - Ancient Philosophy (3)
- PHL 3013 - Philosophical Aesthetics (3)
- PHL 3015 - Medical Ethics (3)
- PHL 3020 - Metaphysics (3)
- PHL 3200 - Modern Philosophy (3)
- PHL 3550 - Philosophy of Mind (3)
- PHL 3600 - Philosophy of Science (3)
- PHO 2032 - History of Photography (3)
- PLN 2410 - Town, City and Regional Planning (3)
- P S 1100 - American National Government and Politics (3)
- P S 1200 - Current Political Issues (3)
- P S 2130 - State and Local Government (3)
- POR 1050 - Intermediate Portuguese II (3)
- PSY 1200 - Psychological Foundations (3)
- R M 2100 - Leisure in Society (3)
- R M 2140 - Natural Resources: Becoming an Informed Citizen (3)
- REL 1010 - Religion and Imaginary Worlds (3)
- REL 1100 - Religion and Contemporary Issues (3)
- REL 1110 - Religions of the World (3)
- REL 1115 - Religion Goes to The Movies (3)
- REL 1120 - Death, Grieving, and Immortality (3)
- REL 2010 - Old Testament: The Jewish Scriptures (3)
- REL 2030 - Islamic Literature (3)
- REL 2110 - Judaism (3)
- REL 2120 - Christianity (3)
- REL 2130 - Islamic Religion and Culture (3)
- REL 2150 - Buddhism (3)
- REL 3120 - African Thought (3)
- RSN 1050 - Intermediate Russian II (3)
- SOC 1000 - The Sociological Perspective (3)
- SOC 2020 - Social Deviance (3)
- SOC 2850 - Constructions of Gender (3)
- SOC 3100 - Gerontology (3)
- SNH 1050 - Intermediate Spanish II (3)
or - SNH 1060 - Accelerated Intermediate Spanish (6)
- S D 3715 - Literature and the Environment (3)
- TEC 2601 - Energy Issues and Technology (3)
- THR 2025 - Musical Theatre: A History and Appreciation (3)
- THR 2300 - Acting for Non Majors (3)
- THR 2610 - Oral Interpretation (3)
- THR 3730 - Early Theatre History and Literature (3)
- WRC 1104 - Investigations: Global (6) (This course is available only to Watauga Residential College students)
- WRC 2302 - Freudian Dreams and Cultural Analysis (3)
- WRC 2401 - Disciplined Cultural Practice (3)
- WRC 2403 - The Practice of Poetry (3)
- WRC 3210 - Poverty: Theory and Practice (3)
- WRC 3401 - Myth and Meaning (3)
- WRC 3402 - Work as Art and Creative Expression (3)
- WRC 3403 - A Walk in Beauty (3)
- WRC 3665 - Black Mountain College (3)
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