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Core Curriculum Offered Fall 2009

(42 semester hours) Students should check with their school or college to entire that courses selected from the University Core will also satisfy any overlapping school, college, department, or degree requirements.

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English Composition and Rhetoric
Mathematics
Natural Sciences
Visual and Performing Arts
Humanities
History
Political Science
Social and Behavioral Science
Understanding the Human Community

English Composition and Rhetoric (6 hours)

Choose 6 hours of the following:

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
ENGL 1310	College Writing I	X
ENGL 1311*	Honors Composition I	X
ENGL 1312**	Grammar and Composition for International Students	X
ENGL 1313	Computer Assisted College Writing I	X
ENGL 1315	Writing About Literature I	X
ENGL 1320	College Writing II	X
ENGL 1321*	Honors Composition II
ENGL 1322**	Composition and Rhetoric for International Students	X
ENGL 1323	Computer Assisted College Writing II	X
ENGL 1325	Writing About Literature II
ENGL 2700	Technical Writing	X
ENGL 2702**	Technical Writing for International Students
Note: A grade of C or better is required on courses applied toward this requirement. See your advisor for assistance. * Course offered for Honors College students only. ** Course offered for International students only

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Mathematics (3 hours)

At least 3 hours at the level of College Algebra or higher. Consult your degree plan or advisor.

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
MATH 1100	College Algebra	X
MATH 1190	Business Calculus	X
MATH 1350***	Mathematics for Elementary Education Majors I	X
MATH 1351***	Mathematics for Elementary Education Majors II	X
MATH 1400	College Math with Calculus	X
MATH 1580	Survey of Mathematics with Applications	X
MATH 1600	Trigonometry
MATH 1610	Functions, Graphs and Applications
MATH 1650	Pre-Calculus	X
MATH 1680	Elementary Probability and Statistics	X
MATH 1710	Calculus I	X
MATH 1720	Calculus II	X
*******Course offered for elementary education students only.

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Natural Sciences (6 hours)

Choose from the following subject areas: archaeology, anthropology, biology, chemistry, geology, geography, or physics (physics includes astronomy). Consult your degree plan or advisor.

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
ANTH 2700	Introduction to Physical Anthropology	X
ARCH 2800	Archaeological Science	X
BIOL 1082	Biology for Educators	X
BIOL 1112	Contemporary Biology	X
BIOL 1122	Plant Biology	X
BIOL 1132	Environmental Science	X
BIOL 1710/ BIOL 1730	Principles of Biology I and Laboratory	X
BIOL 1711/ BIOL 1733	Honors Principles of Biology I and Laboratory	X
BIOL 1720/ BIOL 1740	Principles of Biology II and Laboratory	X
BIOL 1722/ BIOL 1744	Honors Principles of Biology II and Laboratory
BIOL 2301/ BIOL 2311	Human Anatomy and Physiology I and Laboratory	X
BIOL 2302/ BIOL 2312	Human Anatomy and Physiology II and Laboratory
BIOL 2381/ BIOL 2382	Applied Microbiology and Laboratory	X
BIOL 2700	Human Evolution and Physical Anthropology	X
CHEM 1360	Context of Chemistry	X
CHEM 1410/ CHEM 1430	General Chemistry for Science Majors and Laboratory	X
CHEM 1412*/ CHEM 1430	General Chemistry for the Honors College and Laboratory
CHEM 1413*/ CHEM 1430	Honors General Chemistry and Laboratory
CHEM 1415/ CHEM 1435	General Chemistry for Engineering Majors and Laboratory	X
CHEM 1420/ CHEM 1440	General Chemistry for Science Majors and Laboratory	X
CHEM 1422*/ CHEM 1440	General Chemistry for the Honors College and Laboratory
CHEM 1423*/ CHEM 1440	Honors General Chemistry and Laboratory
GEOG 1710	Earth Science	X
GEOL 1610	Introductory Physical Geology	X
PHYS 1052	The Solar System	X
PHYS 1062	Stars and the Universe	X
PHYS 1210***	Conceptual Physics	X
PHYS 1270	Science and Technology of Musical Sound	X
PHYS 1315	Introduction to the World of Physics	X
PHYS 1316*	Essential Physics
PHYS 1410/ PHYS 1430	General Physics I and Laboratory	X
PHYS 1420/ PHYS 1440	General Physics II and Laboratory	X
PHYS 1510/ PHYS 1530	General Physics I with Calculus and Laboratory	X
PHYS 1520/ PHYS 1540	General Physics II with Calculus and Laboratory
PHYS 1710/ PHYS 1730	General Technical Physics (Mechanics) and Laboratory	X
PHYS 2220/ PHYS 2240	General Technical Physics (Electricity and Magnetism) and Laboratory	X
SMHM 2460	Introduction to Nutrition Science	X
* Course offered for Honors College students only. *** Course offered for elementary education students only.

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Visual and Performing Arts (3 hours)

Choose 3 hours from the following:

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
ART 1300	Art Appreciation for Non-Art Majors	X
ART 2360	Art History Survey II
DANC 1200	Appreciation of Dance as a Contemporary Art Form	X
MUMH 1600	Music in Human Imagination	X
MUMH 2040	Music Appreciation	X
MUMH 3000	Nineteenth-Century Music	X
MUMH 3010	Twentieth-Century Music	X
THEA 1340	Aesthetics of the Theatre Throughout the World	X
THEA 1375	The Actor and the Text
THEA 2340	Theatre Appreciation	X

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Humanities (3 hours)

Choose 3 hours from the following:

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
AGER 2250	Images of Aging in Film and Literature
ENGL 2210	World Literature	X
ENGL 2211*	Honors World Literature	X
ENGL 2220	World Literature	X
ENGL 2221*	Honors World Literature
ENGL 2322	British Literature to 1780	X
ENGL 2323	British Literature from 1780 to Present	X
ENGL 2327	American Literature to 1870	X
ENGL 2328	American Literature from 1870 to Present	X
ENGL 2352**	Representative Readings in Literature for International Students	X
ENGL 2362**	Representative Readings in Literature for International Students
PHIL 1050	Introduction to Philosophy	X
PHIL 1400	Introduction to Contemporary Moral Issues	X
PHIL 2050	Introduction to Logic	X
PHIL 2310	Introduction to Ancient Philosophy	X
PHIL 2330	Introduction to Modern Philosophy	X
PHIL 2500	Introduction to Contemporary Environmental Issues	X
* Course offered for Honors College students only. ** Course offered for International students only

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History (6 hours)

Choose 6 hours from the following:

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
HIST 2610	United States History to 1865	X
HIST 2620	United States History Since 1865	X
HIST 2675*	Honors United States History to 1865	X
HIST 2685*	Honors United States History Since 1865	X
HIST 4700	History of Texas	X
* Course offered for Honors College students only.

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Political Science (6 hours)

Choose 6 hours from the following:

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
PSCI 1040	American Government	X
PSCI 1041*	Honors American Government	X
PSCI 1050	American Government	X
PSCI 1051*	Honors American Government
PSCI 1060	American Government Topics
PSCI 1085*	The American Political and Economic Experience
* Course offered for Honors College students only. Any advanced U.S. topic political science course may substitute for PSCI 1050.

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Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 hours)

Choose 3 hours from the following:

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
ANTH 1010	General Anthropology	X
ANTH 2250	Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology	X
BEHV 2300	Behavior Principles I	X
CJUS 2100	Crime and Justice in the United States	X
DFST 1013	Human Development	X
ECON 1100	Principles of Microeconomics	X
ECON 1110	Principles of Macroeconomics	X
ENGR 1030	Technological Systems	X
GEOG 1170	Culture, Environment and Society	X
PHIL 2600	Ethics in Science	X
PSCI 3120	Women and Politics	X
PSCI 3310	Political Theory: Socrates to the Eighteenth Century	X
PSCI 3320	Political Theory: Eighteenth Century to the Present
PSYC 1630	General Psychology I	X
PSYC 1650	General Psychology II	X
RHAB 3100	Disability and Society	X
SOCI 1510	Individuals in Society	X
SOCI 1520	Contemporary Social Problems	X
SOCI 2100	Crime and Justice in the United States	X

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Understanding the Human Community (6 hours)

Choose 6 hours from the following:

Course	Title	Offered Fall 2009
AGER 4560	Minority Aging	X
AGER 4800	The Social Context of Aging: Global Perspectives
ANTH 2045	Gender Across Cultures: A Multicultural Examination of Gender Roles
ANTH 2100	World Cultures Through Film	X
ANTH 2150	World Cultures	X
ANTH 2350	Cultural Diversity in U.S. (American) Culture	X
ANTH 4050	Contemporary Ethnic Groups
ARBC 1010	Elementary Arabic	X
ARBC 1020	Elementary Arabic	X
ARBC 2040	Intermediate Arabic	X
ARBC 2050	Intermediate Arabic
ART 2350	Art History Survey I	X
BIOL 1024	Biological Principles of Women's Health	X
BUSI 1340	The Free Enterprise System in a Global Environment
CHIN 1010	Elementary Chinese	X
CHIN 1020	Elementary Chinese	X
CHIN 2040	Intermediate Chinese	X
CHIN 2050	Intermediate Chinese
CJUS 2600	Diversity Issues in Criminal Justice	X
COMM 1010	Introduction to Communication	X
COMM 1440*	Honors Classical Argument	X
COMM 2020	Interpersonal Communication	X
COMM 2040	Public Speaking	X
COMM 2060	Performance of Literature	X
COMM 4260	Performance and Culture
DANC 1100	Stress Reduction Through Movement	X
DANC 2800	Survey of Dance	X
DFST 2033	Parenting in Diverse Families	X
EDEE 2000	Exploring Diversity Through Social Action	X
EDSP 2500	Human Exceptionality
ENGL 3450	Short Story	X
ENGL 3920	Survey of Ethnic Literatures	X
ENGL 4300	Modern Drama	X
ENGR 2060	Professional Presentations	X
FREN 1010	Elementary French	X
FREN 1020	Elementary French	X
FREN 2040	Intermediate French	X
FREN 2050	Intermediate French	X
GEOG 1200	World Regional Geography	X
GEOG 3100	Geography of the United States and Canada
GEOG 3750	Geography of Contemporary Sub-Saharan Africa
GERM 1010	Elementary German	X
GERM 1020	Elementary German	X
GERM 2040	Intermediate German	X
GERM 2050	Intermediate German	X
HEBR 1010	Elementary Hebrew	X
HEBR 1020	Elementary Hebrew
HEBR 2040	Intermediate Hebrew	X
HEBR 2050	Intermediate Hebrew
HIST 1050	World History to the Sixteenth Century	X
HIST 1060	World History from the Sixteenth Century	X
HIST 1075*	Honors World History to the Sixteenth Century
HIST 1085*	Honors World History from the Sixteenth Century
HLTH 1100	School and Community Health Problems and Services	X
HLTH 2200	Family Life and Human Sexuality	X
ITAL 1010	Elementary Italian	X
ITAL 1020	Elementary Italian	X
ITAL 2040	Intermediate Italian	X
ITAL 2050	Intermediate Italian
JAPN 1010	Elementary Japanese	X
JAPN 1020	Elementary Japanese
JAPN 2040	Intermediate Japanese	X
JAPN 2050	Intermediate Japanese
JOUR 1210	Mass Communication and Society	X
JOUR 4250	Race, Gender and the Media: A Methods Approach	X
KINE 2000	History and Philosophy of Sport and Physical Activity in the United States
KINE 2050	Sociology of Sport	X
LING 1020	Speech for International Students
MGMT 3330	Communicating in Business	X
MKTG 2650	Global Marketing Concepts	X
MKTG 3010	Professional Selling	X
MUAG 1500	Occupational Health - Lessons from Music	X
MUET 3020	Popular Music in American Culture	X
MUET 3030	Music Cultures of the World	X
PADM 2100	Diversity in Urban Governance
PHED 1000	Scientific Principles and Practices of Health-Related Fitness	X
PHIL 2070	Introduction to Great Religions
PHIL 2400	Religion and American Society	X
PORT 1010	Elementary Portuguese	X
PORT 1020	Elementary Portuguese
PORT 2040	Intermediate Portuguese
PORT 2050	Intermediate Portuguese
PSCI 3500	Introduction to Peace Studies	X
PSCI 3810	International Relations	X
PSCI 4520	International Human Rights
PSCI 4660	Democracy and Democratization
PSCI 4710	Middle East Politics: Critical Issues
PSCI 4720	Ethnicity in World Politics
PSCI 4850	Critical Issues in World Politics
PSYC 2580	Health Psychology	X
RECR 2550	Leisure: Human Diversity and the Environment	X
RHAB 3000	Microcounseling	X
RUSS 1010	Elementary Russian	X
RUSS 1020	Elementary Russian
RUSS 2040	Intermediate Russian	X
RUSS 2050	Intermediate Russian
SMHM 1450	Principles of Nutrition	X
SMHM 2750	Consumers in a Global Market	X
SMHM 3450	Presentation Techniques
SMHM 4750	Managing a Diverse Work force	X
SOCI 2010	Race, Class, Gender and Ethnicity	X
SOCI 2050	Sociology of Sport	X
SOCI 2070	Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations	X
SOCI 4160	Developing Societies
SOCI 4540	Race and Ethnic Minorities	X
SOWK 4540	Human Diversity for the Helping Professions	X
SPAN 1010	Elementary Spanish	X
SPAN 1020	Elementary Spanish	X
SPAN 2040	Intermediate Spanish	X
SPAN 2050	Intermediate Spanish	X
THEA 3030	World Theatre to 1700	X
THEA 3040	World Theatre After 1700
WMST 2100	Women and Society: An Introduction to Women's Studies	X
WMST 2420	Race, Class, Gender and Ethnicity	X
WMST 2620	Biological Principles of Women's Health	X
* Course offered for Honors College students only. **Course offered for International students only.

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Core Curriculum Offered Fall 2009

English Composition and Rhetoric (6 hours)

Mathematics (3 hours)

Natural Sciences (6 hours)

Visual and Performing Arts (3 hours)

Humanities (3 hours)

History (6 hours)

Political Science (6 hours)

Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 hours)

Understanding the Human Community (6 hours)