Math/Computer Science, A.S.

Required Courses: 6 Credit Hours

• ENGL - 101 Rhetoric & Research I Credits: 3
• ENGL - 102 Rhetoric & Research II Credits: 3

The Art of Language and Ideas: 3 Credit Hours

• Select one from the following:

  (Those planning to pursue Pharmacy should take COMM 101)

   

• COMM - 101 Public Speaking Credits: 3
• COMM - 102 Introduction to Communication Credits: 3
• COMM - 201 Interpersonal Communication Credits: 3
• ENGL - 203 English Literature through the Eighteenth Century Credits: 3
• ENGL - 204 English Literature: Romanticism to the Present Credits: 3
• ENGL - 205 American Literature through the Civil War Credits: 3
• ENGL - 206 American Literature: Civil War to the Present Credits: 3
• ENGL - 210 Shakespeare Credits: 3
• ENGL - 211 Modernism Credits: 3
• ENGL - 214 African-American Literature Credits: 3
• ENGL - 215 Introduction to Literary Study Credits: 3
• ENGL - 216 Digital Literacies Credits: 3
• PHIL - 101 Introduction to Philosophy Credits: 3
• PHIL - 121 Critical Thinking Credits: 3
• PHIL - 201 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy Credits: 3
• PHIL - 202 Modern Philosophy Credits: 3
• PHIL - 203 Introduction to Ethics Credits: 3
• PHIL - 270 Introduction to Asian Religious Thought Credits: 3
• REL - 201 Introduction to Religion Credits: 3
• REL - 209 Comparative Religion Credits: 3
• REL - 210 Social History of Christianity Credits: 3
• REL - 270 Introduction to Asian Religious Thought Credits: 3

The Language and History of Fine Arts: 3 Credit Hours

Select one from the following:

• ART - 201 Art History Survey Credits: 3
• ART - 202 Art History Survey Credits: 3
• ART - 231 Art Appreciation Credits: 3
• MUS - 103 Music Appreciation Credits: 3
• MUS - 123 Intro to Rock n’ Roll Credits: 3
• THEA - 201 Theatre: A Contemporary and Historical Introduction Credits: 3

The Human Experience: 3 Credit Hours

Select one from the following:

• ANTH - 103 Cultural Anthropology Credits: 3
• PHIL - 101 Introduction to Philosophy Credits: 3
• PHIL - 121 Critical Thinking Credits: 3
• PHIL - 201 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy Credits: 3
• PHIL - 202 Modern Philosophy Credits: 3
• PHIL - 203 Introduction to Ethics Credits: 3
• PHIL - 270 Introduction to Asian Religious Thought Credits: 3
• PSY - 201 Introduction to Psychology as a Natural Science Credits: 3
• PSY - 202 Introduction to Psychology as a Social Science Credits: 3
• PSY - 217 Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences Credits: 3
• PSY - 218 Abnormal Psychology Credits: 3
• PSY - 240 Introduction to Counseling Credits: 3
• PSY - 250 Developmental Psychology Credits: 3
• PSY - 292 Stress Management Credits: 3
• PSY - 295 Human Sexuality Credits: 3
• REL - 201 Introduction to Religion Credits: 3
• REL - 209 Comparative Religion Credits: 3
• REL - 210 Social History of Christianity Credits: 3
• REL - 270 Introduction to Asian Religious Thought Credits: 3
• SOC - 201 General Sociology Credits: 3
• SOC - 204 Social Problems Credits: 3
• SOC - 208 Introduction to Race and Ethnicity Credits: 3
• SOC - 250 Criminology Credits: 3
• SOC - 253 Marriage and the Family Credits: 3

U.S. and World Cultures: 3 Credit Hours

Select one from the following:

• ECON - 201 Principles of Economics (Macro) Credits: 3
• ECON - 202 Principles of Economics (Micro) Credits: 3
• GEO - 101 Major World Regions Credits: 3
• GEO - 103 Cultural Geography Credits: 3
• GOVT - 201 American Government and Politics Credits: 3
• GOVT - 202 The United States in World Affairs Credits: 3
• GOVT - 203 Comparative Government and Politics Credits: 3
• HIST - 101 Western Civilization to 1715 Credits: 3
• HIST - 102 Western Civilization since 1715 Credits: 3
• HIST - 191 World History from Neolithic to 1500 Credits: 3
• HIST - 192 World History from 1500 to Present Credits: 3
• HIST - 201 American History to 1865 Credits: 3
• HIST - 202 American History since 1865 Credits: 3
• HIST - 222 The Civil War and Reconstruction Credits: 3
• HIST - 240 Nazi Germany Credits: 3
• HIST - 242 The Medieval Crusades Credits: 3
• HIST - 250 Modern America: U.S. History since 1945 Credits: 3
• PHIL - 270 Introduction to Asian Religious Thought Credits: 3
• REL - 209 Comparative Religion Credits: 3
• REL - 210 Social History of Christianity Credits: 3
• REL - 219 History and Religion of Israel Credits: 3
• REL - 220 New Testament World Credits: 3
• REL - 254 Religion in Contemporary America Credits: 3
• REL - 270 Introduction to Asian Religious Thought Credits: 3

Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning: 19 - 20 Credit Hours

• Required Courses:

• MATH - 251 Calculus I Credits: 4
• MATH - 252 Calculus II Credits: 4
• MATH - 261 Multivariable Calculus Credits: 4
• CSCI - 221 Programming for Computer Science & Engineering Majors I Credits: 4

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  Choose one of the following:

  (Mathematics majors take MATH 254; Computer Science majors take CSCI 222)

• MATH - 254 Elementary Linear Algebra Credits: 3
• CSCI - 222 Programming for Computer Science & Engineering Majors II Credits: 4

Investigation of the Natural World: 8 Credit Hours

• PHYS - 201 University Physics (Lecture and Lab) Credits: 4
• PHYS - 202 University Physics (Lecture and Lab) Credits: 4

Electives: 15 - 16 Credit Hours

Recommended electives (3-6) in Math: MATH 261 , MATH 271  Recommended electives (4-12) from the Natural Sciences (Mathematics and Computer Science majors are often required to take one to three additional Natural Science courses. It is recommended that students check with their desired transfer institution to determine the specific natural science courses required. (No more than two additional PE credit hours may be taken for elective credit.)

Total Credit Hours 60