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MARICOPA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT


Maricopa County Community College District courses which satisfy NAU Liberal Studies Requirements

Fall 2002


These Liberal Studies Transfer Guides apply to courses completed at the Community College Fall 2002. For applicability to Liberal Studies of courses completed prior to Fall 2002, please refer to the Liberal Studies Transfer Guide for the year in which the course was completed.

These Transfer Guides are static and are updated once a year.  We would encourage people to use the new Transfer Guides that are housed  in the CEG/CAS website.  The new Transfer Guides are interactive and more current.  For help using the new Transfer Guides please follow this link (Liberal Studies Transfer Guides).

The information in this web page refers only to how transfer courses apply to NAU's Liberal Studies Program. The courses are accepted at NAU for the amount of credits earned at the community college.

For additional information about major/college requirements, go to the MCCCD Index of Transfer Guides.
For  NAU's liberal studies program description and complete course list, go to the NAU Liberal Studies Requirements page.

FOUNDATION STUDIES (7 Hrs.)

Maricopa Courses

NAU Courses

English:
ENG 101(3) First-Year Composition E*
ENG 102(3) First-Year Composition E*
ENG 107(3) First-Year Composition for ESL E*
ENG 108(3) First-Year Composition for ESL E*
* ENG 101 and ENG 102 together or ENG 107 and ENG 108 together are equivalent to NAU's ENG 105(4). If only ENG 101 or ENG 107 is transferred, students will be required to complete ENG 105 at NAU.
Mathematics:
MAT 142(3) College Mathematics MAT 114(3) Quantitative Reasoning
MAT 162(3) University Math MAT 114(3) Quantitative Reasoning
Students satisfy the Liberal Studies Foundation requirement in mathematics by completing any current NAU course (or equivalent transfer course) carrying at least three hours of credit with an MAT or STA prefix except MAT 101X, 102X, or 150 (or equivalent), including any such course specifically listed as a requirement for a student's major or minor.  Students in majors that do not require a specific mathematics course are advised to take MAT 114 to satisfy their mathematics foundation requirement.  Students should consult with their academic advisor concerning what mathematics course is appropriate for their major.  Please note that the course used for the mathematics foundation requirement cannot also count toward the distribution studies requirement.

   

AESTHETIC AND HUMANISTIC INQUIRY (3-6 Hrs.)

Direct equivalents to NAU's Liberal Studies Program

NAU Course Number

ADA 112(3) 2-D Design ART 150(3) Two-Dimensional Design Fundamentals
ADA 115(3) 3-D Design ART 151(3) Three-Dimensional Design Fundamentals
ARH 100(3) Intro to Art ART 100(3) Art Appreciation
ARH 115(3) History of Photography Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ARH 118(3) Introduction to Chinese Art Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ARH 201(3) Art of Asia Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ARH 217(3) Mexican Art History Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ART 112(3) 2-D Design ART 150(3) Two-Dimensional Design Fundamentals
ART 115(3) 3-D Design ART 151(3) Three-Dimensional Design Fundamentals
ART 151(3) Sculpture I ART 181(3) Sculpture I
ART 161(3) Ceramics I ART 161(3) Ceramics I
ART 171(3) Jewelry I ART 171(3) Jewelry and Metalsmithing I
COM 110(3) Interpersonal Communication Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
COM 110AA(1) Interpersonal Communication Part I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
COM 110AB(1) Interpersonal Communication Part II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
COM 110AC(1) Interpersonal Communication Part III Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
COM 222(3) Argumentation Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
COM 250(3) Introduction to Organizational Communication Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CRE 101(3) Critical and Evaluative Reading I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
DAH 100(3) Introduction to Dance Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
EDU 291(3) Children's Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
EDU 292(3) The Art of Storytelling Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
EDU 294(3) Multicultural Folktales Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENG 200(3) Reading and Writing About Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENG 215(3) Strategy of Academic Writing ENG 211(3) Principles of Written Argumentation
ENG 216(3) Persuasive Writing on Public Issues Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENG 217(3) Personal and Exploratory Writing Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENG 218(3) Writing About Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENG 260(3) Film Analysis Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 110(3) Introduction to Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 112(3) Chicano Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 114(3) African-American Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 201(3) World Literature through Renaissance ENG 251(3) Ancient Literature
or
ENG 252(3) European Literature
ENH 202(3) World Literature after Renaissance ENG 253(3) World Literature
ENH 204(3) Introduction to Contemporary Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 206(3) Nature and Environmental Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 214(3) Poetry Study Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 221(3) Survey/English Literature before 1800 ENG 231(3) British Literature to 1750
ENH 222(3) Survey/English Literature after 1800 ENG 232(3) British Literature since 1750
ENH 230(3) Introduction to Shakespeare Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 241(3) American Literature Before 1860 Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 242(3) American Literature after 1860 ENG 241(3) Introduction to American Literature: The Short Story
ENH 250(3) Classical Backgrounds in Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 251(3) Mythology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 254(3) Literature and Film Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 255(3) Contemporary U.S. Literature and Film Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 256(3) Shakespeare on Film Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 259(3) American Indian Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 260(3) Literature of the Southwest Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 270(3) 19th Century American Fiction Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 275(3) Modern Fiction Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 284(3) 19th Century Women Writers  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 285(3) Contemporary Women Writers ENG 261(3) Introduction to Women Writers
ENH 289(3) Literature from Contemporary Nobel Laureates Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 291(3) Children's Literature Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 294(3) Multicultural Folktales Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
GBS 233(3) Business Communication Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HCR 210(3) Clinical Health Care Ethics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 101(3) General Humanities Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 107(3) Humanities through the Arts HUM 101(3) Introduction to the Humanities
HUM 108(3) Contemporary Humanities Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 125(3) The Urban Experience Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 203(4) Humanities: Intellectual Community / Legal Ethics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 205(3) Introduction to Cinema Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 206(3) Introduction to Television Arts Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 207(3) Humanities: Biomedical Ethics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 209(3) Women and Films Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 210(3) Contemporary Cinema Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 250(3) Ideas and Values in Humanities HUM 250(3) Humanities in the Western World I: Classical Greece to the Renaissance
HUM 251(3) Ideas and Values in Humanities HUM 251(3) Humanities in the Western World II: Renaissance to the Twentieth Century
INT 130(3) Interior Art Principles ART 150(3) Two-Dimensional Design Fundamentals
INT 150(3) Color and Design ART 150(3) Two-Dimensional Design Fundamentals
INT 225(3) History of Decorative Arts Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MHL 146(3) Survey of Broadway Musicals Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MHL 147(3) Music of African-American Cultures Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MHL 153(3) Rock Music and Culture Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHI 101(3) Intro to Philosophy PHI 101(3) Introduction to Philosophy
PHI 102(3) Intro to Philosophy PHI 101(3) Introduction to Philosophy
PHI 104(3) World Philosophy PHI 101(3) Introduction to Philosophy
PHI 105(3) Intro to Ethics PHI 105(3) Introduction to Ethics
PHI 109(3) Philosophy of the Arts Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHI 201(3) Intro to Ancient Philosophy PHI 240(3) Ancient Philosophy
PHI 213(3) Medical and Bio-Ethics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHI 233AA(3) Metaphysics: An Introduction  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHI 233AB(3) Theory of Knowledge  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHI 234AA(3) Plato PHI 240(3) Ancient Philosophy
PHI 244(3) Philosophy of Religion PHI 352(3) Philosophy of Religion
PHI 245(3) Introduction to Eastern Philosophy  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 101(3) Intro to Religion REL 151(3) Introduction to the Study of Religion
REL 213(3) Medical and Bio-Ethics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 244(3) Philosophy of Religion Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SPH 150(3) Peninsular Spanish Literature in Translation Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SPH 151(3) Latin American Literature in Translation Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
STO 292(3) The Art of Storytelling Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
STO 294(3) Multicultural Folktales Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
TCM 145(3) Introduction to Motion Picture Production Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
TEC 105(3) Clothing Selection Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
THE 111(3) Intro to Theatre TH 101(3) Introduction to the Theatre
THE 205(3) Introduction to Cinema Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
THE 206(3) Introduction to Television Arts Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
THE 210(3) Contemporary Cinema Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
THE 260(3) Film Analysis Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
WST 110(3) Women and Gender: A Feminist Psychology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
WST 209(3) Women and Films Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
WST 284(3) 19th Century Women Writers Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
WST 285(3) Contemporary Women Writers ENG 261(3) Introduction to Women Writers

  

CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING

Direct equivalents to NAU's Liberal Studies Program

NAU Course Number

AIS 105(3) Introduction to American Indian Studies  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
AIS 140(3) American Indian History HIS 293(3) American Indian History Survey
AIS 170(3) American Indian History of the Southwest HIS 293(3) American Indian History Survey
ARB 101(4) Elementary Arabic I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ARB 102(4) Elementary Arabic II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ARB 201(4) Intermediate Arabic I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ARB 202(4) Intermediate Arabic II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ARH 101(3) Prehistory through Gothic Art ARH 141(3) Art History Survey I
ARH 102(3) Renaissance through Contemporary Art  ARH 142(3) Art History Survey II
ASB 102(3) Intro to Cultural and Social Anthropology ANT 102(3) Studying Cultures
ASB 211(3) Women in Other Cultures Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ASB 214(3) Magic, Witchcraft and Healing Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ASB 245(3) Indians of the SW ANT 205(3) Native Peoples of North America
ASB 276(3) Nature of Language ANT 103(3) Culture of Communication
CCS 101(3) Chicana and Chicano Studies Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CFS 242(3) Curriculum Planning for Diversity Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CHI 101(5) Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I CHI 101(4) First Year Chinese (Mandarin)
CHI 102(5) Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II CHI 102(4) First Year Chinese (Mandarin)
CHI 201(5) Intermediate Chinese I CHI 201(4) Second Year Chinese
COM 263(3) Elements of Intercultural Communication Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CPD 160(3) Introduction to Multiculturalism  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
DAH 201(3) World Dance Perspectives Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
EDU 225(3) Foundations of ESL and Bilingual Education Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
EDU 230(3) Cultural Diversity in Education Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
EDU 235(3) Mexican-American Child in the Classroom Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENG 213(3) Introduction to the Study of Language Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENH 113(3) Writers and Current Issues Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
FRE 101/101AA(4/4) Elementary French I FRE 101(4) First Year French
FRE 102/102AA(4/4) Elementary French II FRE 102(4) First Year French
FRE 201/201AA(4/4) Intermediate French I FRE 201(4) Second Year French
FRE 202/202AA(4/4) Intermediate French II FRE 202(4) Second Year French
FRE 265(3) Advanced French I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
FRE 266(3) Advanced French II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
GER 101/101AA(4/4) Elementary German I GER 101(4) First Year German
GER 102/102AA(4/4) Elementary German II GER 102(4) First Year German
GER 201/201AA(4/4) Intermediate German I GER 201(4) Second Year German
GER 202/202AA(4/4) Intermediate German II GER 202(4) Second Year German
GRK 101(4) Elementary Classical Greek I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
GRK 102(4) Elementary Classical Greek II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HCR 230(3) Culture and Health Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HEB 101(4) Elementary Hebrew I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HEB 102(4) Elementary Hebrew II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HEB 201(4) Intermediate Hebrew I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HEB 202(4) Intermediate Hebrew II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 140(3) American Indian History HIS 293(3) American Indian History Survey
HIS 170(3) American Indian History of the Southwest HIS 293(3) American Indian History Survey
HIS 201(3) History of Women in America HIS 295(3) Women in American History
HIS 241(3) Latin American Civilization: Colonial HIS 280(3) Colonial Latin America
HIS 242(3) Latin American Civilization: Post-Colonial HIS 281(3) Latin America from Independence to the Present
HIS 243(3) World Religions REL 150(3) Religions of the World
HUM 105AA(1) Cultural Perspective: African Ideas and Values Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 105AB(1) Cultural Perspective: Native American Ideas and Values Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 105AC(1) Cultural Perspective: Asian Ideas and Values Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 105AD(1) Cultural Perspective: Hispanic Ideas and Values Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 105AE(1) Cultural Perspective: Mid-Eastern Ideas and Values Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 120(3) Cultural Viewpoints in the Arts Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 201(3) Humanities: Universal Themes Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 202(3) Humanities: Universal Themes Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 208(3) Arts and World Views of the Southwest Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 211AA(3) Foreign Films: Classics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 211AB(3) Foreign Films: Japanese Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 211AC(3) Foreign Films: French Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 213(3) Hispanic Film Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HUM 261(3) Asian Ideas and Values HUM 261(3) Asian Ideas and Values
IBS 109(3) Cultural Dimensions of Trade Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
IGS 292(3) Studies in Cultural Diversity Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ITA 101/101AA(4/4) Elementary Italian I ITA 101 (4) First Year Italian
ITA 102/102AA(4/4) Elementary Italian II ITA 102(4) First Year Italian
ITA 201/201AA(4/4) Intermediate Italian I ITA 201(4) Second Year Italian
ITA 202/202AA(4/4) Intermediate Italian II ITA 202(4) Second Year Italian
JPN 101(5) Elementary Japanese I JPN 101(4) First Year Japanese
JPN 102(5) Elementary Japanese II JPN 102(4) First Year Japanese
JPN 201(5) Intermediate Japanese I JPN 201(4) Second Year Japanese
JPN 202(5) Intermediate Japanese II JPN 202(4) Second Year Japanese
LAT 101(4) Elementary Latin I LAT 101(4) First Year Latin
LAT 102(4) Elementary Latin II LAT 102(4) First Year Latin
MCO 220(3) Cultural Diversity and the Media  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MHL 141(3) Appreciation/Literature of Music to 1800 MUS 260(3) Introduction to World Music
MHL 142(3) Appreciation/Literature of Music from 1800 MUS 260(3) Introduction to World Music
MHL 143(3) Music in World Cultures MUS 260(3) Introduction to World Music
If more than one course from MHL 141, 142 and 143 are taken, only one will transfer and count as MUS 260.
MHL 145(3) American Jazz and Popular Music MUS 333(3) Jazz History and Styles
PHI 225(3) African-American Religions Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHI 243(3) World Religions REL 150(3) Religions of the World
PHI 246(3) American Indian Euroamerican Comparative Worldview Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
POR 101(5) Elementary Portuguese I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
POR 102(5) Elementary Portuguese II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
POR 201(5) Intermediate Portuguese I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
POR 202(5) Intermediate Portuguese II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
POS 120(3) World Politics POS 120(3) World Politics
REL 201(3) Classics of Western Religions Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 202(3) Classics of Asian Religions Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 203(3) American Indian Religions Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 205(3) Religion and the Modern World Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 225(3) African-American Religions Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 243(3) World Religions REL 150(3) Religions of the World
REL 246(3) American Indian Euroamerican Comparative Worldview Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 270(3) Introduction to Christianity  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 271(3) Intro to New Testament REL 220(3) New Testament
RUS 101/101AA(4/4) Elementary Russian I RUS 101(4) First Year Russian
RUS 102/102AA(4/4) Elementary Russian II RUS 102(4) First Year Russian
RUS 201/201AA(4/4) Intermediate Russian I RUS 201(4) Second Year Russian
RUS 202/202AA(4/4) Intermediate Russian II RUS 202(4) Second Year Russian
SLG 101(4) American Sign Language I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SLG 102(4) American Sign Language II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SLG 201(4) American Sign Language III Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SLG 202(4) American Sign Language IV Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SOC 265(3) Sociology of Aging SOC 360(3) Sociocultural Aging
SPA 101/101AA(4/4) Elementary Spanish I SPA 101(4) First Year Spanish
SPA 102/102AA(4/4) Elementary Spanish II SPA 102(4) First Year Spanish
SPA 103(4) Elementary Spanish for Spanish Speakers I SPA 101(4) First Year Spanish
SPA 104(4) Elementary Spanish for Spanish Speakers II SPA 102(4) First Year Spanish
SPA 201/201AA(4/4) Intermediate Spanish I SPA 201(4) Second Year Spanish
SPA 202/202AA(4/4) Intermediate Spanish II SPA 202(4) Second Year Spanish
SPA 203(4) Spanish for Spanish Speaking Students I SPA 201(4) Second Year Spanish
SPA 204(4) Spanish for Spanish Speaking Students II SPA 202(4) Second Year Spanish
SPA 265(3) Advanced Spanish I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SPA 266(3) Advanced Spanish II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
TEC 106(3) History of Fashion MER 243(3) History of Clothing
WST 105(3) Women of Color in America WST 191(3) Issues in Women's Studies: Women, Gender Identity, and Ethnicity
WST 120(3) Gender, Class and Race Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
WST 160(3) Women & Early American Experience HIS 295(3) Women in American History

   

LAB SCIENCE (4 Hrs.)

Direct equivalents to NAU's Liberal Studies Program

NAU Course Number

AGS 164(4) Plant Growth and Development  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ASB 231(4) Intro to Archaeological Field Methods Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ASM 265(4) Laboratory Methods in Archaeology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
AST 101(3) Survey of Astronomy
or
AST 111(3) Intro to Astronomy I
or
AST 112(3) Intro to Astronomy II
                 
and
               
AST 102(1) Survey of Astronomy Lab
or
AST 113(1) Astronomy I Lab
or
AST 114(1) Astronomy II Lab
AST 180(3) Introduction to Astronomy
                
                   
          
                       
                    
and
                 
AST 181(1) Introduction to Observational Astronomy
BIO 100(4) Biology Concepts
or
BIO 101(4) General Biology (Nonmajors) Select Topics
or
BIO 102(4) General Biology (Nonmajors) Addt'l. Topics
or
BIO 108(4) Plants and Society
BIO 100(3) Biology Concepts
and
BIO 100L(1) Biology Concepts Lab
BIO 105(4) Environmental Biology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
BIO 109(3) Natural History of the Southwest
and
BIO 110(1) Natural History of the Southwest Lab
Acceptable, but no direct equivalent

BIO 156(4) Human Biology for Allied Health Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
BIO 160(4) Intro to Human Anatomy and Physiology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
BIO 181(4) General Biology (Majors) I BIO 181(4) Unity of Life I: Life of the Cell
BIO 183(4) Marine Biology  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
BIO 205(4) Microbiology BIO 205(5) Microbiology
BIO 241(4) Human Genetics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
BIO 245(3) Cellular and Molecular Biology
and
BIO 246(1) Cellular and Molecular Biology Lab
Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CHM 107(3) Chemistry and Society
and
CHM 107LL(1) Chemistry and Society Lab
CHM 120 (4) The Marvelous World of Molecules

CHM 130(3) Fundamental Chemistry
and
CHM 130LL(1) Fundamental Chemistry Lab
CHM 130(4) Fundamental Chemistry
and
CHM 151L(1) General Chemistry I Lab
CHM 151(3) General Chemistry I
and
CHM 151LL(1) General Chemistry I Lab
CHM 151(3) General Chemistry I 
and
CHM 151L(1) General Chemistry I Lab
CHM 152(3) General Chemistry II
and
CHM 152LL(1) General Chemistry II Lab
           
or
         
CHM 154(3) General Chemistry II w/ Qual. Analysis
and
CHM 154LL(1) General Chemistry II w/ Q.A. Lab
CHM 152(3) General Chemistry II
and
CHM 152L(1) General Chemistry II Lab
CHM 230(3) Fundamental Organic Chemistry
and
CHM 230LL(1) Fundamental Organic Chemistry Lab
CHM 230(3) Fundamental Organic Chemistry
and
CHM 230L(1) Fundamental Organic Chemistry Lab 
GLG 101(3) Intro Geology I - Physical Lecture
and
GLG 103(1) Intro Geology I - Physical Lab
GLG 101(3) Physical Geology
and
GLG 103(1) Physical Geology Lab
GLG 102(3) Introductory Geology II - Historical Lecture
and
GLG 104(1) Introductory Geology II - Historical Lab
GLG 102(3) Historical Geology
and
GLG 104(1) Historical Geology Lab
GLG 105(4) Introduction to Planetary Science

GLG 190(3) The Planets
and
GLG 190L(1) The Planets Lab
GLG 110(3) Geologic Disasters & Environment
and
GLG 111(1) Geologic Disasters & Environ Lab
GLG 110(3) Environmental Geology
and
GLG 110L(1) Environmental Geology Lab
GLG 280(3) Geology of Arizona Lecture
and
GLG 281(1) Geology of Arizona Lab
GLG 304(4) Geology of Arizona
GPH 111(4) Intro to Physical Geography GGR 250(4) Physical Geography
GPH 112(3) Intro to Physical Geography GGR 250(4) Physical Geography
GPH 112(3) Intro to Physical Geography
and
GPH 113(1) Intro to Physical Geography Lab
GGR 250(4) Physical Geography

PHS 110(4) Fundamentals of Physical Science PHS 101(3) Physical Science in Everyday Life
and
PHS 101L(1) Physical Science in Everyday Life Lab
PHS 120(4) Introduction to Physical Science Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHY 101(4) Intro to Physics PHY 107(3) Concepts of Physics
and
PHY 107L(1) Concepts of Physics Lab
PHY 111(4) General Physics I PHY 111(3) General Physics I
and
PHY 111L(1) General Physics I Lab
PHY 112(4) General Physics II PHY 112(3) General Physics II
and
PHY 112L(1) General Physics II Lab
PHY 115(4) University Physics I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHY 116(4) University Physics II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHY 121(4) University Physics I: Mechanics PHY 161(3) University Physics I
and
PHY 161L(1) University Physics I Lab

   

SCIENCE/APPLIED SCIENCE (3-6 Hrs.)

Direct equivalents to NAU's Liberal Studies Program

NAU Course Number

AGB 139(3) Agribusiness Computer Operations  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
AJS 119(3) Computer Applications Justice Studies Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ASB 230(3) Principles of Archaeology ANT 250(3) Principles of Archaeology
ASB 238(3) Archaeology of North America Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ASM 104(4) Introduction to Biological Anthropology ANT 101(3) Humankind Emerging
AST 101(3) Survey of Astronomy
or
AST 111(3) Intro to Astronomy I
or
AST 112(3) Intro to Astronomy II
AST 180(3) Introduction to Astronomy
BIO 280(3) Animal Behavior BIO 366(3) Behavior of Animals
BPC 110(3) Computer Usage and Application Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
BPC 110AA(1) Computer Usage
and
BPC 110AB(2) Computer Applications
Acceptable, but no direct equivalent

BPC 217AM(3) Advanced Microsoft Access: Database Management Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CHM 107(3) Chemistry and Society Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CHM 130(3) Fundamental Chemistry CHM 130(4) Fundamental Chemistry
CHM 151(3) General Chemistry I CHM 151(3) General Chemistry I
CHM 152(3) General Chemistry II
or
CHM 154(3) General Chemistry II w/ Qual. Analysis
CHM 152(3) General Chemistry II
CHM 230(3) Fundamental Organic Chemistry CHM 230(3) Fundamental Organic Chemistry
CIS 105(3) Survey of CIS

CIS 120(2) Introduction to Computer Information Systems
and
CIS 120L(1) Introduction to Computer Information Systems Lab
CIS 155(3) PASCAL Programming I CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 162(3) C Programming I CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 162AA(3) C: Level I CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 162AB(3) C++: Level I CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 162AC(3) Visual C++: Level I CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 167AA (3) C++ Object-Oriented Programming CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 167AB (3) Windows Programming Using Visual C++ and MFC CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 175JA(3) Java Programming for Non-C Programmers CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 175JB(3) Intermediate Java Programming CSE 122(3)
CIS 178(3) PROLOG Programming I CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CIS 217AM(3) Advanced Microsoft Access: Database Management Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CIS 262(3) C Programming II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CSC 100AB (4) Introduction to Computer Science: C++ CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
CSC 150/150AA(3/3) Programming in C/C++ CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
DFT 105(3) Computer Aided Drafting I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
DFT 253(3) Computer Aided Drafting II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ELE 150(4) Digital Systems/Microprocessors Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ELT 241(4) Microcontrollers Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ELT 281(3) Programming Principles/C Language CSE 122(3) Introduction to Programming
ELT 282(4) Structured Assembly Lang. Programming Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ENG 111(3) Technical Writing  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
FON 141(3) Nutrition
or
FON 241(3) Principles of Human Nutrition
NTS 135(3) Applied Nutrition and Food Selection
GPH 217(3) Introduction to Geographic Information Systems GGR 239(4) Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
GPH 219(3) Introduction to Arc View Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
JAS 225(3) Statistics for Social Research Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MAT 167(3) Elements of Statistics STA 270(3) Applied Statistics
MAT 182(3) Plane Trigonometry Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MAT 212(3) Brief Calculus MAT 131(3) Topics in Calculus
MAT 216(3) Technical Calculus I Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MAT 220(5) Analytic Geometry/Calculus I MAT 136(3) Calculus I
MAT 221(4) Calculus/Analytic Geometry I MAT 136(3) Calculus I
MAT 225(3) Elementary Linear Algebra Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MAT 226(3) Technical Calculus II Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MAT 227(3) Discrete Mathematic Structures MAT 226(3) Discrete Mathematics
MAT 236(3) Technical Calculus III Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHI 103(3) Intro to Logic PHI 103(3) Introduction to Logic
PHI 106(3) Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving PHI 103(3) Introduction to Logic
PHY 131(4) University Physics II: Electricity & Magnetism PHY 262(3) University Physics II
PSY 290AB(4) Research Methods Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 290AC(4) Research Methods Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SMT 150(4) Digital Systems and Microprocessors  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
Courses listed in the Lab Science Block may be applied to the Science/Applied Science IF the Lab Science block has already been filled.
Math and statistics courses may not be applied to the Science/Applied Science block until Foundation Studies is satisfied.

   

SOCIAL AND POLITICAL WORLDS (3-6 Hrs.)

Direct equivalents to NAU's Liberal Studies Program

NAU Course Number

AIS 141(3) Sovereign Indian Nations Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
AIS 160(3) American Indian Law Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
AJS 101(3) Intro to Criminal Justice CJ 101(3) Introduction to Criminal Justice
AJS 123(3) Ethics and Administration of Justice Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
AJS 200(3) Current Issues in Criminal Justice Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
AJS 225(3) Criminology CJ 250(3) Criminology
AJS 270(3) Community Relations  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ASB 100(3) Introduction to Anthropology ANT 104(3) Exploring Archaeology
ASB 202(3) Ethnic Relations in the United States Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ASB 222(3) Buried Cities and Lost Tribes: Old World ANT 104(3) Exploring Archaeology
ASB 223(3) Buried Cities and Lost Tribes: New World ANT 104(3) Exploring Archaeology
ASB 235(3) Southwest Archaeology Acceptable, but no direct equivalency
CFS 157(3) Marriage and Family Life SOC 217(3) The Family
CFS 159(3) The Modern Family SOC 217(3) The Family
CFS 176(3) Child Development Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CFS 205(3) Human Development Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
CFS 259(3) Sexuality Over the Lifespan SOC 316(3) Sociology of Sexuality
COM 120(3) American English Speech Prediction SC 111(3) Fundamentals of Public Speaking
COM 225(3) Public Speaking SC 111(3) Fundamentals of Public Speaking
ECH 176(3) Child Development Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ECN 111(3) Macroeconomic Principles ECO 285(3) Principles of Economics - Macro
ECN 112(3) Microeconomic Principles ECO 284(3) Principles of Economics - Micro
ECN 160(3) Economic History of the United States Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ECN 212(3) The World Economy Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
ECN 250(3) World Economic Systems Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
GBS 280(3) Organizational Psychology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
GCU 102(3) Introduction to Human Geography Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
GCU 121(3) World Geography I: Eastern Hemisphere GGR 240(3) World Geography I
GCU 122(3) World Geography II: Western Hemisphere GGR 241(3) World Geography II
GCU 221(3) Arizona Geography Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
GCU 253(3) Intro to Cultural and Historical Geography Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
GPH 210(3) Physical Environment Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HCR 220(3) Health Care Organization Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 100(3) History of Western Civilization to Middle Ages HIS 240(3) Western Civilization I
HIS 101(3) History of Western Civ Middle Ages to 1789 HIS 241(3) Western Civilization II
HIS 102(3) History of Western Civ 1789 to Present HIS 241(3) Western Civilization II
HIS 103(3) U.S. History to 1870 HIS 291(3) U.S. History to 1865
HIS 104(3) U.S. History 1870 to Present HIS 292(3) U.S. History since 1865
HIS 105(3) Arizona History Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 106(3) Southwest History Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 109(3) Mexican-American History and Culture Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 135(3) History of Mexico Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 145(3) History of Mexico Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 173(3) United States Military History Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 203(3) African-American History Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 209(3) The Chicano in 20th Century America Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 251(3) History of England to 1700 Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 252(3) History of England 1700 to Present Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 272(3) History of the Far East 1900 to Present Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 273(3) U.S. Experience in Vietnam 1945-1975 Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
HIS 277(3) The Modern Middle East Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
IBS 101(3) Introduction to International Business Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
IGS 291(3) Studies in Global Awareness Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
MIS 102(3) Land Navigation, First Aid, and Survival MS 102(1) Basic Leadership
PAD 103(3) Intro to Public Administration POS 224(3) Public Administration
PHI 218(3) Philosophy of Religions Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PHI 224(3) Political Philosophy PHI 357(3) Political Philosophy
POS 100(3) Intro to Political Science POS 201(3) Introduction to Politics
POS 110(3) American National Government POS 110(3) American Politics
POS 115(3) Issues in American Politics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
POS 125(3) Issues in World Politics Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
POS 130(3) State and Local Government POS 241(3) State and Local Politics
POS 140(3) Comparative Government POS 360(3) Comparative Politics
POS 180(3) United Nations Study Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
POS 210(3) Political Ideologies POS 254(3) Political Ideologies
POS 285(3) Public Policy POS 250(3) Introduction to Public Policy Making
PSY 101(3) Intro to Psychology PSY 101(3) Introduction to Psychology
PSY 132(3) Psychology and Culture Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 143(3) Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Studies Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 157(3) African/Black Psychology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 215(3) Introduction to Sport Psychology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 235(3) Psychology of Gender Differences Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 240(3) Developmental Psychology PSY 240(3) Developmental Psychology
PSY 245(3) Psychology of Adult Development Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 250(3) Social Psychology PSY 250(3) Social Psychology
PSY 258(3) Domestic Problems and Crises Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 266(3) Abnormal Psychology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 270(3) Personal and Social Adjustment Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 280(3) Organizational Psychology Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 281(3) Human Factors Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
PSY 292(3) Psychology of Altered States of Consciousness Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REC 120(3) Leisure and the Quality of Life Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
REL 290(3) Women and Religion Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SBU 200(3) Society and Business Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SOC 101(3) Introduction to Sociology SOC 101(3) Introduction to Sociology
SOC 110(3) Drugs and Society Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SOC 130(3) Human Sexuality SOC 316(3) Sociology of Sexuality
SOC 140(3) Racial/Ethnic Minorities SOC 215(3) Racial and Ethnic Minorities
SOC 141(3) Sovereign Indian Nations Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SOC 142(3) Sociology of the Chicano Community Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SOC 143(3) Sociology of Afro-American Problems Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SOC 160(3) American Indian Law Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SOC 212(3) Women/Men in a Changing Society SOC 204(3) Sociology of Gender
SOC 215(3) Sociology of Adolescence  Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
SOC 240(3) Race & Ethnic Relations: American/Global Perspectives SOC 215(3) Racial and Ethnic Minorities
SOC 251(3) Social Problems SOC 210(3) Social Problems
SPH 245(3) Hispanic Heritage in the Southwest Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
WST 100(3) Women and Society Acceptable, but no direct equivalent
WST 290(3) Women and Religion Acceptable, but no direct equivalent

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