Listing of General Education Courses

The following courses satisfy General Education requirements for the Associate in Arts, Associate in Applied Science, and the Associate in Science degrees. Check each program for specific requirements.

Behavioral & Social SciencesCredits
ANT107Introduction to Anthropology3
ANT211Comparative Cultures3
ANT215Peoples and Cultures of the Middle East3
COM204Persuasive Communication3
CRJ100Introduction to Criminal Justice3
CRJ103Criminal Law3
CRJ105Criminology, Theory, and Practice3
ECO101Macroeconomics3
ECO102Microeconomics3
ECO117Principles of Macroeconomics (retired)3
ECO118Principles of Microeconomics (retired)3
ECO155Emerging Market Economies3
ECO157Global Economics (retired)3
ECO200Global Economics3
ECO202Environmental and Natural Resources Economics3
ETH110Introduction to American Indian Studies3
GEO104Geography: Culture & Environment3
GOV101Comparative Politics3
GOV102International Relations3
GOV111American Government3
HIS103US History to 18653
HIS104US History since 18653
HIS108US History since 19453
HIS119World History to 1500 CE3
HIS120World History from 1500 CE3
HIS160European History to 1600 CE3
HIS162European History from 1600 CE3
HIS201History of China3
HIS206Ancient History3
HIS207Medieval History3
HIS215Women in US History3
HIS216History of Japan3
HIS217The Civil War3
HIS227History of the Middle East (retired)3
HIS228Women in European History3
HIS241Selected Topics in History3
HIS255History of Vietnam3
HIS258African American History3
HON200Honors Colloquium3
HUS101Introduction to Human Services3
HUS109Social Work Case Management3
HUS201The Helping Relationship: Human Services Delivery (retired)3
HUS270Social Work: Diversity, Cultural Competence, and Social Justice3
PHI130Introduction to Philosophy3
PHI131Logic3
PHI160Three Great Thinkers3
PHI201Existentialism3
PHI210Ethics3
PSY101General Psychology3
PSY201Child Psychology3
PSY202Adolescent Psychology3
PSY205Adult Psychology3
PSY207Abnormal Psychology3
PSY208Principles of Counseling & Crisis Intervention3
PSY210Psychology of Grief3
PSY211Psychology of Happiness3
PSY212Human Sexuality3
PSY219Psychology of Women3
PSY225Social Psychology3
PSY233Developmental Psychology: The Life Span3
PSY235Cognitive Psychology3
PSY241Selected Topics in Psychology3
SOC106Principles of Sociology3
SOC205Juvenile Delinquency (retired)3
SOC208Race, Gender, & Class in the US (retired)3
SOC209Sociology of Race & Ethnicity3
SOC210Marriage and Family3
SOC215Social Problems3
SOC230Peoples and Cultures in Africa (retired)3
English Composition/WritingCredits
ENL101English Composition I3
ENL102English Composition II3
Humanities & Fine ArtsCredits
ART100Drawing I3
ART101Design I3
ART103Painting I3
ART105Visual Fundamentals (retired)3
ART109Art Appreciation (retired)3
ART125History of Art: Stone Age to Gothic3
ART126History of Art: Renaissance to Romanticism (retired)3
ART134History of Art: Renaissance to Modern3
ART136Three-Dimensional Design3
ART205Illustration (Adobe Illustrator®) (retired)3
ART207Graphic Design I3
ART209Printmaking Techniques3
ART214Digital Imaging (Adobe Photoshop®) (retired)3
ASL101American Sign Language I3
ASL102American Sign Language II3
COM103Human Communication3
COM105Survey of Mass Communication3
COM113Broadcasting and Content Creation3
COM120Introduction to Film3
COM201Interpersonal Communication3
COM203Public Speaking3
COM204Persuasive Communication3
COM207Argumentation and Debate3
COM208Broadcast Writing and Presentation3
COM214Media & Society3
COM215Social Media Marketing & Communications3
COM221American Film3
COM222International Cinema3
DAN102Musical Theater Dance3
DAN120Modern Dance Techniques3
ENL102English Composition II3
ENL108Critical Reading and Thinking3
ENL110Introduction to Literature3
ENL120Introduction to Children's Literature3
ENL131Technical Writing3
ENL135Short Stories & Human Values3
ENL150World Mythologies3
ENL161Journalism I3
ENL170Producing a Magazine of the Arts
ENL201World Literature I: Early World Literature3
ENL202World Literature II: Enlightenment to the Present3
ENL203British Literature I: Medieval Period through the Enlightenment3
ENL204British Literature II: Romantic Age to the Present3
ENL205American Literature to 1890: The Emergence of American Literature3
ENL206American Literature since 1890: Defining the American Identity3
ENL209Creative Writing3
ENL210Exploring Modern Poetry (retired)3
ENL215World Religions in Literature (retired)3
ENL217Exploring the World of Science Fiction3
ENL219Masters of Horror3
ENL228Women Writers3
ENL290Selected Topics in Literature3
ENL291Selected Topics in Writing3
FRN101Elementary French I (retired)4
FRN102Elementary French II (retired)4
FRN103Elementary French I (3 credits)3
FRN104Elementary French II (3 credits)3
FRN201Intermediate French I (retired)4
FRN202Intermediate French II (retired)4
GER101Elementary German I (retired)4
GER102Elementary German II (retired)4
GER201Intermediate German I (retired)4
GER202Intermediate German II (retired)4
HON200Honors Colloquium3
HUM102Humanities: Perception through the Arts3
HUM103Gull Island Institute Liberal Arts Experience3
MUS100Music Appreciation3
MUS101Music Theory I3
MUS102Music History I3
MUS103Music History II3
MUS116History of Rock Music3
MUS202Music Theory II3
PHI131Logic3
PHI160Three Great Thinkers3
PHI201Existentialism3
PHI210Ethics3
SPN101Elementary Spanish I (retired)3
SPN102Elementary Spanish II (retired)4
SPN105Elementary Spanish I for Health Care Professionals (retired)4
SPN106Elementary Spanish I (3 credits)3
SPN107Elementary Spanish II (3 credits)3
SPN201Intermediate Spanish I (retired)4
SPN202Intermediate Spanish II (retired)4
THR101Introduction to Theater3
THR103Acting I3
THR106Theater History3
THR113Rehearsal & Performance3
THR120Stagecraft and Theater Technologies3
Interdisciplinary StudiesCredits
BUS100Introduction to Business3
BIT175Visual Basic Programming (retired)3
BST103Medical Terminology3
BST110Computer Applications3
BUS175Personal Finances3
COL101The College Experience3
COM209Event Planning (retired)3
COM216
HRM216
Event Planning and Meeting Management3
CUL150Fundamentals of Professional Cooking4
ENR101Introduction to Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing4
ENR1023D Mechanical Design I (retired)4
ENR103Introduction to Robotics4
HEA120Stress Management for Optimal Health (retired)3
HRM160Professional Bar Management and Mixology3
MKT201Marketing3
SCI150Scientific Writing & Presentation (retired)3
Mathematics/Quantitative ReasoningCredits
ECO101Macroeconomics3
ECO102Microeconomics3
MAT121Math for Elementary & Early Childhood Educators3
MAT130Quantitative Reasoning3
MAT140Survey of Mathematics (retired)3
MAT150Elementary Statistics3
MAT165Finite Math3
MAT171Precalculus Math I (retired)4
MAT175College Algebra4
MAT220Discrete Mathematics & Introduction to Proofs4
MAT240Calculus I4
PSY217Behavioral and Social Sciences Statistics3
Natural or Physical ScienceCredits
AST101Fundamentals of Astronomy4
AST102Astronomy II (retired)4
BIO103Consumer Nutrition3
BIO105Survey of Human Anatomy & Physiology4
BIO109Survey of Biology4
BIO110Understanding Biotechnology3
BIO112Plant and Soil Science (formerly HOR101)4
BIO141Survey of Microbiology (retired)4
BIO151General Biology I4
BIO152General Biology II4
BIO161The Microbial World (retired)4
BIO204Introduction to Public Health (retired)3
BIO205General Ecology4
BIO210Bird Biology (retired)4
BIO241Cell Biology (formerly BIO202)4
BIO251Human Anatomy & Physiology I4
BIO252Human Anatomy & Physiology II4
CHM106Survey of Chemistry (retired)4
CHM109Chemistry for the Health Sciences (retired)4
CHM111Fundamentals of Chemistry 4
CHM151General Chemistry I4
CHM152General Chemistry II4
ENR1063D Design & Analysis4
ENV101Survey of Environmental Technology3
ENV118Introduction to Environmental Science4
ENV120Introduction to Environmental Science (Lecture only) (retired)3
ENV121Introduction to Earth Science4
ENV128Fundamentals of Oceanography4
ENV125Coastal Ecology3
ENV165Renewable Energy, Climate and Careers (retired)3
PHY106Survey of Physics (retired)4
PHY151Physics I4
PHY152Physics II4
PHY211University Physics I4
PHY212University Physics II4

Note: 100-level courses are generally designed for first-year students; 200-level courses are generally designed for second-year students.