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Study Notes
General Education Course Overview
- ENGL 1101: English Composition I focuses on foundational writing skills and composition methods.
- ENGL 1102: Composition II builds on concepts from ENGL 1101, enhancing argumentative and analytical writing techniques.
Mathematics Courses
- MATH 1101: Introduction to Mathematical Modeling applies mathematical concepts to real-world situations.
- MATH 1111: College Algebra covers fundamental algebraic concepts and functions critical for advanced studies.
- MATH 1112: Trigonometry explores the relationships between the angles and sides of triangles.
- MATH 1113: Precalculus serves as a preparation for calculus, integrating algebra and trigonometry.
- MATH 1190: Calculus I introduces limits, derivatives, and integrals, foundational for advanced mathematics.
- MATH 2202: Calculus II expands upon concepts from Calculus I with series, sequences, and advanced integration techniques.
Statistics and Economics
- STAT 1401: Elementary Statistics covers data analysis, probability, and statistical reasoning.
- ECON 1000: Contemporary Economic Issues examines economic principles as they relate to current societal problems.
- ECON 2106: Principles of Microeconomics analyzes consumer behavior and market dynamics.
Communication and Literature
- COM 1100: Human Communication studies effective communication techniques in various contexts.
- ENGL 2110: World Literature surveys significant works across different cultures and time periods.
- ENGL 2111: Early World Literature examines literature from ancient to early modern periods.
- ENGL 2112: World Literature from the mid 1600s to present focuses on significant global texts.
- ENGL 2120: British Literature covers key works and authors from the British literary tradition.
- ENGL 2121: Early British Literature explores the origins and developments in British literary history.
- ENGL 2122: British Literature from the late 1700s to present highlights influential texts from modern times.
- ENGL 2130: American Literature surveys works from the colonial period to contemporary America.
- ENGL 2131 & ENGL 2132: Early and mid American Literature cover significant authors and themes up to the present.
- ENGL 2300: African-American Literature focuses on the contributions and themes from African-American writers.
Philosophy and Arts
- PHIL 2010: Introduction to Philosophy engages with fundamental philosophical questions and reasoning.
- ART 1107: Art in Society examines the role of art within cultural and social frameworks.
- DANC 1107: Dance in Society explores the cultural significance of dance as an art form.
- MUSI 1107: Music in Society addresses the impact of music in cultural and historical contexts.
- TPS 1107: Theatre in Society investigates the influence and origins of theater in human expression.
Government and History
- POLS 1101: American Government outlines the structure and functions of the U.S. political system.
- HIST 2111: U.S. History to 1877 covers key events leading to the establishment of the United States.
- HIST 2112: U.S. History Since 1877 focuses on major developments in American history post-Civil War.
- HIST 1100: Introduction to World History provides a broad overview of human civilization.
- HIST 1111 & HIST 1112: Pre-Modern and Modern World History examine historical developments and transitions.
Social Sciences
- CRJU: Foundations of Criminal Justice offers an introduction to the criminal justice system.
- GEOG 1101: Introduction to Human Geography explores human landscapes and cultural interactions.
- PSYC 1101: Introduction to General Psychology provides insights into human behavior and mental processes.
- SOCI 1101: Introduction to Sociology studies societal structures and human relationships.
- STS 1101: Science, Technology, and Society analyzes the interplay between scientific advancements and societal changes.
- ANTH 1102: Introduction to Anthropology looks at human diversity, culture, and evolution.
Science Courses
- SCI 1101 & SCI 1102: Science, Society, and the Environment courses focus on the relationship between scientific understanding and environmental issues.
- GEOG 1112: Weather and Climate examines atmospheric processes and climatic influences.
- GEOG 1113: Introduction to Landforms studies physical geography and landforms.
- CHEM 1151 + L & CHEM 1152 + L: Survey courses covering foundational chemistry concepts along with laboratory work.
- CHEM 1211 + L & CHEM 1212 + L: Principles of Chemistry courses delve into essential chemical principles with experimental labs.
- PHYS 1111 + L & PHYS 1112 + L: Introductory Physics courses cover fundamental physics concepts with accompanying laboratory experiences.
- PHYS 2211 + L & PHYS 2212 + L: Advanced Principles of Physics courses provide in-depth technical knowledge and hands-on lab applications.
- BIOL 1107 + Lab & BIOL 1108 + Lab: Biological Principles courses focus on fundamental biological concepts and laboratory techniques.
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