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Eastern Arizona College courses which satisfy NAU Liberal Studies Requirements

Fall 1997, Spring 1998 and Summer 1998


The information in this section refers only to the liberal studies transfer value of the courses listed. 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 EAC Index of Transfer Guides.

NAU Liberal Studies Requirements
Eastern Arizona Course Titles NAU Course Titles
Foundation Studies [F] (7-9 Hours)
ENG 101(3) Written Communications E
ENG 102(3) Written Communications E
ENG 101 & ENG 102 together are equivalent to ENG 105. If only ENG 105 is transferred, the student will be required to complete ENG 105 at NAU.
MAT 140(3) College Mathematics MAT 114 College Math w/ Applications
MAT 154(3) College Algebra MAT 110 College Algebra
MAT 155(3) Principles of Mathematics II MAT 155 Principles of Mathematics II
MAT 150 & MAT 155 for elementary education majors only; both must be completed to count MAT 155 toward liberal studies requirements.
Discipline Studies
Arts [ARTS] (6-9 Hours)
ART 133(3) World Art ART 141 Art History Survey I
ART 134(3) World Art II ARH 142 Art History Survey II
ART 151(2-3) Beginning Sculpture I ART 181 Sculpture I
ART 161(2-3) Beginning Ceramics I ART 161 Ceramics I
ART 162(2-3) Beginning Ceramics II ART 161 Ceramics I
ART 173(2-3) Beginning Jewelry I ART 171 Jewelry/Metalsmithing
ART 174(2-3) Beginning Jewelry II ART 171 Jewlery/Metalsmithing
MUS 101(3) World of Music MUS 293 The Enjoyment of Music
MUS 102(2) Music Fundamentals MUS 100 Elements of Music
SPC 100(3) Intro to Human Communication SC 101 Perspectives on Communication
SPC 150(3) Oral Interpretation TH 242 Intro to Oral Interpretation
THC 103(2) Intro to Motion Picture COM 382 The Art of Communication
THC 105(3) Intro to Drama TH 101 Intro to Theatre
THC 110(3) Acting I TH 132 Intro to Acting
THC 200(3) Theatre History I TH 331 History of the Theatre
THC 201(3) Theatre History II DEC(TH)
Humanities [HUM] (6-9 Hours)
ENG 201(3) World Literature


ENG 251 Ancient Literature
or
ENG 252 European Literature
ENG 202(3) World Literature

ENG 253 World Literature
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
ENG 221(3) English Literature ENG 231 British Literature to 1750
ENG 222(3) English Literature ENG 232 British Literature since 1750
ENG 241(3) American Literature DEC(ENG)
ENG 242(3) American Literature ENG 241 Intro to American Literature: Short Story
HIS 101(3) U.S. History HIS 291 U.S. History to 1865
HIS 102(3) U.S. History HIS 292 U.S. History since 1865
HIS 104(3) Western Civilization HIS 140 Western Civilization to 1660
HIS 105(3) Western Civilization HIS 141 Western Civilization since 1660
HIS 210(3) The American West DEC(HIS)
HIS 250(3) Arizona History DEC(HIS)
PHI 101(3) Intro to Philosophy PHI 101 Intro to Philosophy
Language and Analysis Skills [LAS] (0-9 Hours)
APA 101(3) Apache Language I

E
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
APA 102(3) Apache Language II

E
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
CMP 103(3) Intro to Computer Based Systems CIS 120 Intro to Computer Information Systems
CMP 104(3) Intro to Computer Science I CIS 220 Applications Programming I
CMP 121(3) BASIC Programming CIS 220 Applications Programming I
CMP 123(3) PASCAL Programming CIS 220 Applications Programming I
CMP 130(3) C Programming I


CSE 122 Programming in C
or
CIS 220 Applications Programming I
CMP 210(3) FORTRAN CSE 123 Programming in FORTRAN
ENG 290(3) Sign Language I E
ENG 291(3) Sign Language II E
FRE 101(4) Elementary French I FRE 101 First Year French
FRE 102(4) Elementary French II FRE 102 First Year French
FRE 201(4) Intermediate French I FRE 201 Second Year French
FRE 202(4) Intermediate French II FRE 202 Second Year French
GER 101(4) Elementary German I GER 101 First Year German
GER 102(4) Elementary German II GER 102 First Year German
GER 201(4) Intermediate German I GER 201 Second Year German
GER 202(4) Intermediate German II GER 202 Second Year German
MAT 160(3) Intro to Statistics STA 270 Applied Statistics
MAT 181(3) Plane Trigonometry MAT 120 Elementary Functions
MAT 210(3) Elements of Calculus MAT 131 Topics in Calculus
MAT 220(5) Calculus MAT 136 Calculus I
MAT 231(5) Calculus MAT 137 Calculus II
MAT 245(5) Calculus & Differential Equations


MAT 238 Calculus III
and
MAT 239 Differential Equations
SPA 101(4) Elementary Spanish I SPA 101 First Year Spanish
SPA 102(4) Elementary Spanish II SPA 102 First Year Spanish
SPA 201(4) Intermediate Spanish SPA 201 Second Year Spanish
SPA 202(4) Intermediate Spanish SPA 202 Second Year Spanish
SPC 201(3) Public Speaking COM 111 Fundamentals of Public Speaking
Natural Sciences [NS] (7-8 Hours) To include one lab science course
ANT 101(3) Intro to Physical Anthropology ANT 101 Humankind Emerging
BIO 100(4) Biology Concepts


BIO 100 Biology Concepts
and
BIO 100L Biology Concepts Lab
BIO 105(4) Environmental Biology ENV 101 Intro to Environmental Science
BIO 181(4) General Biology I (Majors) BIO 184 Plant Biology
BIO 182(4) General Biology II (Majors) BIO 190 Animal Biology
BIO 201(4) Human Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 201 Human Anatomy & Physiology I
BIO 202(4) Human Anatomy & Physiology II BIO 202 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
BIO 205(4) Microbiology BIO 205 Microbiology
CHM 130(4) Fundamental Chemistry


CHM 130 Fundamental Chemistry
and
CHM 151L General Chemistry I Lab
CHM 151(4) General Chemistry I


CHM 151 General Chemistry I
and
CHM 151L General Chemistry I Lab
CHM 152(4) General Chemistry II


CHM 152 General Chemistry II
and
CHM 152L General Chemistry II Lab
FCR 241(3) Nutrition FN 156 Fundamentals of Nutrition Science
GLG 101(4) Physical Geology


GLG 101 Physical Geology
and
GLG 103 Physical Geology Lab
GLG 102(4) Historical Geology


GLG 102 Historical Geology
and
GLG 104 Historical Geology I Lab
PHY 101(3) Intro to Astronomy AST 180 Intro to Astronomy
PHY 102(1) Intro to Astronomy Lab AST 181 Intro to Observational Astronomy
PHY 103(4) Intro to Astronomy


AST 180 Intro to Astronomy
and
AST 181 Intro to Observational Astronomy
PHY 107(4) Physical Concepts I PHY 141 Concepts of Physics
PHY 111(4) General Physics PHY 111 General Physics
PHY 112(4) General Physics PHY 112 General Physics
PHY 211(5) Physics with Calculus PHY 161 University Physics I
PHY 212(5) Physics with Calculus


PHY 262 University Physics II
and
PHY 263 University Physics III
PHY 211 & PHY 212 transfer as equivalent to PHY 161, PHY 162 and PHY 263.
PHY 298A(1) Workshop-Intro to Telescopes AST 181 Intro to Observational Astronomy
TEC 107(4) Technical Physics PHY 141 Concepts of Physics
Social Sciences[SS] (6-9 Hours)
AJS 101(3) Intro to the Administration of Justice CJ 101 Intro to Criminal Justice
AJS 225(3) Crime & Delinquency CJ 250 Criminology
ANT 102(3) Intro to Cultural Anthropology

ANT 102 Studying Cultures
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
ANT 110(3) Mexican-American Culture

DEC(ANT)
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
ANT 120(3) Indian-American Culture

ANT 204 North American Indians
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
ANT 202(3) World Area Studies

ANT 301 Peoples of the World
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
ANT 210(3) Archaeology of the Southwest

ANT 351 Southwestern Archaeology
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
ANT 220(3) Principles of Archaeology

ANT 250 Intro to Archaeology
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
ANT 222(3) Buried Cities & Lost Tribes

ANT 251 Peoples of Prehistory
Also applies to the WCD liberal studies block
BUA 221(3) Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 285 Principles of Economics: Macro
BUA 223(3) Principles of Microeconomics ECO 284 Principles of Economics: Micro
POS 110(3) U.S. National Politics POS 110 American Politics
PSY 101(3) Intro to Psychology PSY 101 Intro to Psychology
PSY 230(3) Social Psychology PSY 250 Social Psychology
PSY 250(3) Developmental Psychology PSY 240 Developmental Psychology
SOC 101(3) General Sociology SOC 101 Intro to Sociology
SOC 110(3) Marriage & Family SOC 217 The Family
SOC 201(3) Modern Social Problems SOC 210 Social Problems
World and Cultural Diversity [WCD] (3-6 Hours)
ANT 102(3) Intro to Cultural Antropology

ANT 102 Studying Cultures
Also applies to the SS liberal studies block
ANT 110(3) Mexican-American Culture

DEC(ANT)
Also applies to the SS liberal studies block
ANT 120(3) Indian-American Culture

ANT 204 North American Indians
Also applies to the SS liberal studies block
ANT 202(3) World Area Studies

ANT 301 Peoples of the World
Also applies to the SS liberal studies block
ANT 210(3) Archaeology of the Southwest

ANT 351 Southwestern Archaeology
Also applies to the SS liberal studies block
ANT 220(3) Principles of Archaeology

ANT 250 Intro to Archaeology
Also applies to the SS liberal studies block
ANT 222(3) Buried Cities & Lost Tribes

ANT 251 Peoples of Prehistory
Also applies to the SS liberal studies block
APA 101(3) Apache Language I

E
Also applies to the LAS liberal studies block
APA 102(3) Apache Language II

E
Also applies to the LAS liberal studies block
ENG 202(3) World Literature

ENG 253 World Literature
Also applies to the HUM liberal studies block
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