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Forty-three hours of liberal studies are required of all candidates for a baccalaureate degree. Courses must be selected from the approved list of courses, and liberal studies courses must be outside of the academic discipline of the student's major or minor.
A student, with the aid of an adviser, must select the 43 hours of liberal studies courses in such a manner that at least 12 hours of upper-division (300-400) courses are completed. The student may select, within the requirements of each of the liberal studies blocks, both lower- and upper-division courses to meet the requirements. All community college coursework accepted in transfer will be considered lower-division credit and will not satisfy upper-division requirements.
Arizona public community college students transferring to Northern Arizona University under the 1993-1995 Undergraduate Catalog or later whose transcripts carry certification of completion of the Transfer General Education Core Curriculum (TGECC) will have the upper-division liberal studies requirement waived (12 hours). Completion of an AA/AS degree in and of itself does not lead to the waiver of upper-division liberal studies; only TGECC certification on the student's transcript will result in the waiver. Also, this waiver of upper-division liberal studies hours will not affect the total number of hours required to graduate. NAU will accept a maximum of 70 credit hours from accredited two-year colleges. Students will need to work with their major and minor advisors to decide the best way to use their elective hours.
Students who were enrolled at NAU or an Arizona community college during or prior to Summer 1993, and have maintained continuous enrollment, may continue with the liberal studies program in effect at that time or change to this program, which became effective Fall of 1993.
Many courses in the World and Cultural Diversity block are also listed in another block. Courses may not be double-counted; i.e., if counted in another block, the courses cannot also be counted for the World and Cultural Diversity block.
Many upper-division classes require prerequisites. Consult the NAU Undergraduate Catalog for any prerequisites.
Some of the courses listed below have undergone prefix, number and/or title changes, noted in [ ]. These notations reflect what is currently being offered at NAU.
| Foundation Studies | 7-9 hours |
|---|---|
| Discipline Studies | |
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Arts Humanities Language and Analysis Skills Natural Sciences To include one lab science course Social Sciences World and Cultural Diversity |
6-9 hours 6-9 hours 0-9 hours 7-8 hours 6-9 hours 3-6 hours |
| Total Foundation and Discipline Studies | 43 hours* |
| *To include at least 12 hours upper-division courses from Discipline Studies blocks. | |
| FOUNDATION STUDIES (7-9 Hours) | |
|---|---|
| English (4-6 hours) | |
| ENG 105 (4) | Critical Reading and Writing in the University Community |
| The current English Composition requirement at NAU consists of ENG 105 (4 credit hours). Students are eligible to take ENG 105 only after completing 12 hours of post-secondary course work. Although NAU no longer offers ENG 101 and ENG 102, students who transfer to NAU having completed both ENG 101 and ENG 102 (or their equivalents) with a grade of C or better at an accredited university or community college will have met their composition requirement at NAU. Students who transfer to NAU having taken only ENG 101 (or its equivalent) will be required to take ENG 105 at NAU. All students have the option of taking a placement exam which may alter their English Composition requirement. If their score on the placement exam is sufficiently high, students will be given two hours of composition credit and be required only to take ENG 205 (The Writers' Workshop) at NAU for 2 credits. | |
| Mathematics (3 hours) | |
| MAT 110(3) or MAT 112(4) or MAT 114(3) or MAT 135(5) [125(4)] or MAT 155 (3) |
College
Algebra College Algebra and Trigonometry [No longer offered at NAU] College Mathematics with Applications Precalculus Math Principles of Mathematics II for Elementary Education majors only |
| Students may satisfy the Liberal Studies Mathematics Foundation requirement by completing one of the math courses listed above OR any NAU course which has one of these five math courses as a prerequisite. Transfer math courses, other than direct equivalents of the five specified above, will be accepted as fulfilling the Mathematics Foundation requirement if they have as a prerequisite one of the five math courses listed above and have a math equivalent at NAU. | |
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| DISCIPLINE STUDIES | |
| ARTS (6-9 Hours) | |
| Art History | |
| ARH 141(3) | Art History Survey I |
| ARH 142(3) | Art History Survey II |
| ARH 341(3) | Greek Art |
| ARH 342(3) | Roman Art |
| ARH 343(3) | Medieval Art |
| ARH 344(3) | Italian Renaissance Art |
| ARH 345(3) | Northern Renaissance Art |
| ARH 346(3) | Baroque and Rococo Art |
| ARH 347(3) | Nineteenth Century Art |
| ARH 440(3) | Topics in Art History |
| ARH 441(3) [351] | Art of the United States |
| ARH 442(3) [352] | Twentieth Century Art to 1945 |
| ARH 443(3) [353] | Art Since 1945 |
| Fine Art | |
| ART 100(3) | Art Appreciation |
| ART 101(3) | Introduction to Studio Art |
| ART 161(3) | Ceramics I |
| ART 171(3) | Jewelry/Metalsmithing I |
| ART 181(3) | Sculpture I |
| ART 300(3) | Contemporary Art Trends |
| Communication | |
| COM 382(3) | The Art of Communication |
| COM 383(3) | Topics in Cinema |
| English | |
| ENG 280(3) | Folklore |
| ENG 281(3) | Folklife |
| ENG 335(3) | Shakespeare |
| ENG 362(3) | Drama |
| ENG 365(3) | Contemporary Literature |
| ENG 366(3) | Film as Literature |
| ENG 435(3) | Topics in Shakespeare |
| Humanities | |
| HUM 150(3) [101] | Perceiving the Arts in Humanities [Introduction to Humanities] |
| HUM 250(3) | Humanities in the Western World I: Classical Greece to the Renaissance |
| HUM 251(3) | Humanities in the Western World II: Renaissance to the Twentieth Century |
| HUM 261(3) | Asian Ideas and Values |
| HUM 272(3) | Foundations of Arts and Religion |
| HUM 281(3) | Latin American Ideas and Values |
| HUM 303(3) | American Ethnic Arts, Ideas, and Values |
| HUM 345(3) | Critical Judgment in Humanities |
| HUM 351(3) | Classical and Early Christian Images |
| HUM 352(3) | Medieval and Renaissance Images |
| HUM 353(3) | Baroque, Neoclassic, and Romantic Images |
| HUM 354(3) | Modern Images |
| HUM 355(3) | Contemporary Arts and Culture |
| HUM 362(3) | Asian Images: India |
| HUM 363(3) | Asian Images: China |
| HUM 364(3) | Asian Images: Japan |
| HUM 370(3) | The Popular Arts |
| HUM 372(3) | The Arts and Religion in the Twentieth Century |
| HUM 381(3) | Mexican Arts and Culture |
| HUM 382(3) | World Perspectives in Humanities |
| HUM 480(3) | Humanistic Crossroads |
| Interior Design | |
| ID 246(3) | History of Interior Architecture and Furniture I |
| ID 247(3) | History of Interior Architecture and Furniture II |
| Merchandising | |
| MER 243(3) | History of Clothing |
| MER 244(3) | Twentieth Century Dress |
| Music | |
| MUS 100(3) | Elements of Music I |
| MUS 260(3) | Introduction to World Music |
| MUS 293(3) | The Enjoyment of Music |
| MUS 321(3) | Music History to 1750 |
| MUS 322(3) | Music History from 1750 |
| MUS 325(3) | Symphonic Music Literature |
| MUS 327(3) | Chamber Music Literature |
| MUS 333(3) | Jazz History and Styles |
| MUS 335(3) | Contemporary Music Literature |
| MUS 360(3) | Topics in World Music |
| MUS 364(3) | Music in the Hispanic Cultures of the Southwest and Mexico |
| MUS 365(3) | Native American Music |
| MUS 393(3) | Music in America |
| MUS 394(3) | Music and Consciousness |
| Speech Communication | |
| SC 101(3) | Perspectives on Communication |
| SC 465(3) | American Public Address |
| Theatre | |
| TH 101(3) | Introduction to the Theater |
| TH 132(3) | Introduction to Acting |
| TH 242(3) | Introduction to Oral Interpretation |
| TH 331(3) | History of Theatre I |
| TH 341(3) | History of Theatre II |
| TH 351(3) | Asian Theater |
| TH 451(3) | Contemporary Theatre |
| TH 461(3) | Dramatic Criticism |
| TH 462(3) | Playwriting |
| Women's Studies | |
| WST 393(3) | Special Topics in Women's Studies: Arts |
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| Economics | |
| ECO 484(3) | Development of Economic Thought |
| English | |
| ENG 121(3) | The Story of English |
| ENG 210(3) | Principles of Rhetoric |
| ENG 222(3) [323] | The Uses and Abuses of Language |
| ENG 231(3) | British Literature to 1750 |
| ENG 232(3) | British Literature Since 1750 |
| ENG 241(3) | Introduction to American Literature: The Short Story |
| ENG 251(3) | Ancient Literature |
| ENG 252(3) | European Literature |
| ENG 253(3) | World Literature |
| ENG 261(3) | Introduction to Women Writers |
| ENG 313(3) | Literacy, Language, and Bias |
| ENG 327(3) | British Fiction After 1900 |
| ENG 331(3) | British Fiction to 1900 |
| ENG 333(3) | Chaucer |
| ENG 336(3) | British Poetry to 1750 |
| ENG 337(3) | British Poetry Since 1750 |
| ENG 341(3) | The American Novel |
| ENG 342(3) | American Poetry |
| ENG 345(3) | Literature of American Minorities |
| ENG 351(3) | Post-Colonial Literary Traditions |
| ENG 360(3) | Literary Criticism |
| ENG 361(3) | Special Topics in Women Writers |
| ENG 364(3) | Popular Literature |
| ENG 380(3) | American Folklore |
| ENG 464(3) | Literature of the Southwest |
| French | |
| FRE 321(3) | Survey of French Literature: Middle Ages to 18th Century |
| FRE 322(3) | Survey of French Literature: 19th and 20th Centuries |
| FRE 405:406(3:3) | French Civilization |
| FRE 409(3) | Masterpieces of French Drama [No longer offered at NAU] |
| FRE 410(3) | Masterpieces of French Poetry [No longer offered at NAU] |
| FRE 411:412(3:3) | Masterpieces of French Prose |
| FRE 421:422(3:3) | Topics in French Literature |
| German | |
| GER 321(3) | Introduction to German Literature |
| GER 405:406(3:3) | German Civilization |
| GER 409:410(3:3) | German Literature of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries |
| GER 411:412(3:3) | German Literature of the Twentieth Century |
| History | |
| HIS 140(3) [240] | Western Civilization to 1660 |
| HIS 141(3) [241] | Western Civilization Since 1660 |
| HIS 250(3) | Asian Civilizations I [Pre-modern East Asia} |
| HIS 251(3) | Asian Civilizations II [Making of Modern Asia] |
| HIS 270(3) | Ancient Near Eastern Civilization |
| HIS 280(3) | Colonial Latin America |
| HIS 281(3) | Latin America from Independence to Present |
| HIS 291(3) | U.S. History to 1865 |
| HIS 292(3) | U.S. History Since 1865 |
| HIS 293(3) | American Indian History |
| HIS 295(3) | Women in American History |
| HIS 296(3) | Topics in the History of Women |
| HIS 297(3) | Women in Asia |
| HIS 307(3) | Main Currents in Scientific Thought |
| HIS 310(3) | Ancient India [No longer offered at NAU] |
| HIS 312(3) | India During the British Raj |
| HIS 325(3) | Modern China |
HIS 331(3) |
Japan in the Age of the Samurai [No longer offered at NAU] |
| HIS 332(3) | Modern Japan |
| HIS 334(3) | Ancient World—Egypt, Its Culture and Civilization |
| HIS 335(3) | The Ancient World: Greece |
| HIS 336(3) | The Ancient World: Rome |
| HIS 337(3) | The Middle Ages I |
| HIS 338(3) | The Middle Ages II |
| HIS 340(3) | Renaissance and Reformation |
| HIS 341(3) | Early Modern Europe |
| HIS 343(3) | Nineteenth Century Europe |
| HIS 344(3) | Recent Europe |
| HIS 350(3) | History of Spain Since 1808 [No longer offered at NAU] |
| HIS 360(3) | Modern Germany |
| HIS 366(3) | The Holocaust |
| HIS 375(3) | The English Heritage I |
| HIS 376(3) | The English Heritage II |
| HIS 380(3) | 500 Years of Indian Resistance in Latin America |
| HIS 381(3) | U.S.-Mexico Borderlands |
| HIS 390(3) | Colonial America |
| HIS 391(3) | The New Nation |
| HIS 392(3) | The Civil War: Union in Crisis |
| HIS 393(3) | The Gilded Age to the Jazz Age |
| HIS 394(3) | Recent America |
| HIS 395(3) | World at War, 1935-1945 |
| HIS 401(3) | American Military History |
| HIS 402(3) | Topics in Military History |
| HIS 404(3) | Science in Western Civilization II |
| HIS 411(3) | American Environmental History |
| HIS 412(3) | The City in American History |
| HIS 413(3) | American Indian - White Relations to 1865 |
| HIS 414(3) | American Indian - White Relations Since 1865 |
| HIS 415(3) | American Indian Women |
| HIS 421(3) | History of Chinese Political Thought |
| HIS 425(3) | Contemporary China: The People's Republic |
| HIS 434(3) | Japan Since World War II |
| HIS 450(3) | Russia: Kievan-Tsarist |
| HIS 451(3) | Russia: Revolutions - USSR to Present |
| HIS 460(3) | Studies in World History |
| HIS 480(3) | Regional Studies in Latin America |
| HIS 481(3) | Recent Latin America |
| HIS 482(3) | Mexico Yesterday and Today |
| HIS 483(3) | Rebellion and Revolution in South America, 1880 - Present |
| HIS 486(3) | Navajo History |
| HIS 487(3) | The Far Southwest |
| HIS 488(3) | American West I [The Making of the American West] |
| HIS 489(3) | American West II [The American West Transformed] |
| HIS 490(3) | American Thought and Culture I |
| HIS 491(3) | American Thought and Culture II |
| HIS 492(3) | Diplomatic History of the United States |
| HIS 493(3) | Topics in American Diplomatic History |
| HIS 494(3) | History of the American Economy I |
| HIS 495(3) | History of the American Economy II |
| HIS 496(3) | Other Americans: Race and Ethnicity |
| Humanities | |
| HUM 371(3) | Humanistic Values in a Technological Society |
| HUM 373 (3) | Nature and Values |
| HUM 475(3) | Human Nature and Values |
| HUM 476(3) | Visions of Utopia |
| Language | |
| LAN 331 (3) | Chinese and Japanese Literature in Translation |
| Mathematics | |
| MAT 442 (3) | History and Philosophy of Mathematics |
| Navajo | |
| NAV 321(3) | Navajo Narrative |
| NAV 405:406(3:3) | Navajo Culture and Civilization |
| Philosophy | |
| PHI 101(3) | Introduction to Philosophy |
| PHI 105(3) | Introduction to Ethics |
| PHI 240(3) | Ancient Philosophy |
| PHI 241(3) | Modern Philosophy |
| PHI 321(3) | Topics in Metaphysics and Epistemology |
| PHI 323(3) | Topics in Logic |
| PHI 325(3) | Topics in Ethics |
| PHI 331(3) | Environmental Ethics |
| PHI 332(3) | Health-Care Ethics |
| PHI 340(3) | Medieval Philosophy |
| PHI 341(3) | Topics in Nineteenth Century Philosophy |
| PHI 342(3) | Topics in Twentieth Century Philosophy |
| PHI 351(3) | Philosophy in Literature |
| PHI 352(3) | Philosophy of Religion |
| PHI 355(3) | Philosophy of Art |
| PHI 356(3) | Philosophy of History |
| PHI 357(3) | Political Philosophy |
| PHI 359 (3) | Philosophy of Science |
| PHI 361(3) | Philosophy of Culture |
| PHI 362(3) | Feminist Theory |
| PHI 414(3) | Seminar in Major Philosophers |
| Religious Studies | |
| REL 150(3) | Religions of the World |
| REL 151(3) | Introduction to the Study of Religion |
| REL 200(3) | Judeo-Christian Heritage |
| REL 250(3) [201] | Introduction to Tribal Religions |
| REL 305(3) | Ancient Egyptian Religion |
| REL 310(3) [210] | Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) |
| REL 311(3) | Judaism |
| REL 320(3) [220] | New Testament |
| REL 321(3) | Christianity |
| REL 331(3) | Islam |
| REL 341(3) | Hinduism |
| REL 351(3) | Buddhism |
| REL 360(3) | Religions of China and Japan |
| REL 370(3) | Religion in America |
| REL 380(3) | Native American Religions |
| REL 390(3) | Religion Today [Recent Trends in Religion] |
| REL 400(3) | Twentieth Century Religious Thought |
| REL 451(3) [390] | Religion, Nature, and the Environment |
| REL 481(3) | Women in Native American Religious Traditions |
| REL 482(3) | Mesoamerican Religions |
| REL 490(3) | Major Religious Thinker(s) and/or Movement(s) |
| Spanish | |
| SPA 321(3) | Introduction to Literature in Spanish |
| SPA 331(3) [353] | Chicano Literature [Chicano and U.S. Latino Literature] |
| SPA 351(3) | Survey of Peninsular Spanish Literature |
| SPA 352(3) | Survey of Spanish-American Literature |
| SPA 405:406(3:3) | Hispanic Civilization [Culture & Civilization of Spain: Spanish-American Culture and Civilization] |
| SPA 451(3) | Topics in Peninsular Spanish Literature |
| SPA 452(3) | Topics in Spanish-American Literature |
| Speech Communication | |
| SC 365(3) | Communication in Contemporary Affairs |
| SC 461(3) | Speech Theory and Criticism |
| Women's Studies | |
| WST 300(3) | Feminist Theories |
| WST 392(3) | Special Topics in Women's Studies: Humanities |
| WST 491(3) | New Directions in Women's Studies: Research, Theory, and Scholarship |
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| LANGUAGE AND ANALYSIS SKILLS (0-9 Hours) | |
| Accounting | |
| ACC 255(3) | Principles of Accounting: Financial |
| Anthropology | |
| ANT 120(3) [103] | Culture and Communication |
| Business Administration | |
| BA 201(3) | Quantitative Methods |
| Chinese | |
| CHI 101:102(5:5) | First-Year Chinese (Mandarin) |
| Communication | |
| COM 111(3) | Fundamentals of Public Speaking |
| COM 150(3) | Environmental Communication |
| Computer Information Systems | |
| CIS 120(3) [CIS 120(2) and CIS 120L(1)] | Introduction to Computer Information Systems [and Introduction to Computer Information Systems Lab] |
| CIS 220 (3) | Applications Programming I [Applications Development I] |
| Computer Science and Engineering | |
| CSE 122(3) | Introduction to Programming |
| CSE 123(3) | Programming in FORTRAN |
| CSE 126(3) | Introduction to Computer Science |
| Engineering and Technology | |
| EGR 390(4) | Technical Simulation: The Mars Mission |
| English | |
| ENG 220(3) | English Grammar and Usage |
| ENG 310(3) | English Style [Advanced Writing for Different Communities] |
| ENG 314(3) | Principles of Argumentation [No longer offered at NAU] |
| ENG 321(3) | English Grammars |
| ENG 403(3) | Writing to Learn [Approaches to the Teaching of Writing] |
| French | |
| FRE 101:102(4:4) | First-Year French |
| FRE 201:202(4:4) | Second-Year French |
| FRE 223(3-6) | French Study Abroad |
| FRE 303:304(3:3) | Intermediate Stylistics and Oral Expression |
| German | |
| GER 101:102(4:4) | First-Year German |
| GER 201:202(4:4) | Second-Year German |
| GER 223(3-6) | German Study Abroad |
| GER 303:304(3:3) | Intermediate Grammar and Composition |
| Italian | |
| ITA 101:102(4:4) | First-Year Italian |
| Japanese | |
| JPN 101:102(5:5) | First-Year Japanese |
| Journalism | |
| JLS 440(3) | Environmental Research and Reporting |
| Language | |
| LAN 101:102(1-5 : 1-5) | Second Language Acquired Through Study Abroad |
| LAN 201:202(1-5 : 1-5)) | Second Language Acquired Through Study Abroad |
| Latin | |
| LAT 101:102(4:4) | First-Year Latin |
| LAT 201:202(4:4) | Second-Year Latin |
| Mathematics | |
| MAT 120(3) | Functions and Trigonometry [No longer offered at NAU] |
| MAT 131(4) | Topics in Calculus |
| MAT 136(4) | Calculus I |
| MAT 137(4) | Calculus II |
| MAT 226(3) | Discrete Mathematics |
| MAT 238(3) | Calculus III |
| MAT 239(3) | Differential Equations |
| MAT 318(3) | Elementary Number Theory |
| MAT 320(3) | Foundations of Mathematics |
| MAT 351(3) | Introduction of Mathematical Thought |
| MAT 365(3) | Modern Geometry |
| Navajo | |
| NAV 101:102(4:4) | First-Year Navajo |
| NAV 201:202(4:4) | Second-Year Navajo |
| NAV 303(3) | Intermediate Conversation |
| NAV 304(3) | Intermediate Reading and Composition |
| NAV 311:312(3:3) | Navajo for Native Speakers |
| Philosophy | |
| PHI 103(3) | Introduction to Logic |
| PHI 203(3) | Scientific Reasoning |
| PHI 301(3) | Symbolic Logic |
| Russian | |
| RUS 101:102(4:4) | First-Year Russian |
| RUS 105(6) | Accelerated First Year Russian (First and Second Semesters) |
| RUS 201:202(4:4) | Second-Year Russian |
| RUS 303:304(3:3) | Intermediate Oral Expression and Stylistics |
| Spanish | |
| SPA 101:102(4:4) | First-Year Spanish |
| SPA 121:122(4:4) | Spanish Immersion I and II |
| SPA 201:202(4:4) | Second-Year Spanish |
| SPA 221:222(4:4) | Intermediate Spanish Immersion I and II |
| SPA 223(3-6) | Spanish Study Abroad |
| SPA 303(3) | Intermediate Oral Communication |
| SPA 304(3) | Spanish Stylistics: Intermediate Composition |
| Speech Communication | |
| SC 311(3) | Advanced Presentation Techniques |
| SC 315(3) | Business and Professional Speaking |
| SC 317(3) | Argument and Debate |
| SC 340(3) | Communicating in Instructional Environments |
| Statistics | |
| STA 270(3) | Applied Statistics |
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| NATURAL SCIENCES (7-8 Hours) | |
| * Satisfies requirement of one lab or fieldwork course | |
| Anthropology | |
| ANT 101(3) | Humankind Emerging |
| ANT 270(4)* | Physical Anthropology I: Human Origins |
| ANT 271(4)* | Physical Anthropology II: Human Variation |
| Astronomy | |
| AST 180(3) | Introduction to Astronomy |
| AST 181(1)* | Introduction to Observational Astronomy |
| AST 300(3) | Introduction to Astrophysics |
| AST 301(3) | Observational Astronomy |
| AST 301L(1) | Observational Astronomy Lab |
| Biological Sciences | |
| BIO 100(3) | Biology Concepts |
| BIO 100L(1)* | Biology Concepts Lab |
| BIO 205(5)* | Microbiology |
| BIO 220(4)* | Biology of Microorganisms |
| BIO 300(1) | Human Biology |
| BIO 310(3) | Scientific Concepts in Human Biology |
| BIO 345(3)* | Plant Propagation |
| BIO 366(3) | Behavior of Animals |
| BIO 372(3) | Revolutionary Thought in Biology |
| Chemistry | |
| CHM 120(4)* | The Marvelous World of Molecules |
| CHM 130(4) | Fundamental Chemistry |
| CHM 151(4) | General Chemistry I |
| CHM 151L(1)* | General Chemistry I Lab |
| CHM 152(3) | General Chemistry II |
| CHM 152L(1)* | General Chemistry II Lab |
| Environmental Sciences | |
| ENV 101(4)* | Introduction to Environmental Sciences |
| Geography | |
| GGR 250(4)* | Physical Geography |
| Geology | |
| GLG 100:100L(3:1)* | Introductory Geology:Lab |
| GLG 101:103(3:1)* | Physical Geology:Lab |
| GLG 102:104(3:1)* | Historical Geology:Lab |
| GLG 110:110L(3:1)* | Environmental Geology:Lab [Added Fall '99] |
| GLG 112:112L(3:1)* | Geologic Disasters:Lab [Added Fall '99] |
| GLG 190:190L(3:1)* | The Planets |
| GLG 201(4)* | Ancient Life |
| GLG 265(3) | Earthquakes |
| GLG 301(3) | Environmental Geology |
| GLG 304(4)* | Geology of Arizona |
| GLG 410(3) [307] | Introduction to Oceanography |
| Nutrition Science and Dietetics | |
| NSD 156(3) | Fundamentals of Nutrition Science |
| Physical Science | |
| PHS 313(3) | Twentieth Century Revolutions in Physics |
| Physics | |
| PHY 111(3) | General Physics I |
| PHY 111L(1)* | General Physics I Lab |
| PHY 112(3) | General Physics II |
| PHY 112L(1)* | General Physics II Lab |
| PHY 141(3) [107] | Concepts of Physics |
| PHY 141L(1)* [107L] | Concepts of Physics Lab |
| PHY 161(3) | University Physics I |
| PHY 161L(1)* | University Physics I Lab |
| PHY 262(3) | University Physics II |
| PHY 262L(1)* | University Physics II Lab |
| PHY 263(3) | University Physics III |
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| SOCIAL SCIENCES (6-9 Hours) | |
| Anthropology | |
| ANT 102(3) | Studying Cultures |
| ANT 202(3) | World Area Studies |
| ANT 204(3) [205] | North American Indians [Native Peoples of North America] |
| ANT 250(3) | Introduction to Archaeology [Principles of Archaeology] |
| ANT 251(3) [104] | Peoples of Prehistory [Exploring Archaeology] |
| ANT 301(3) [201] | Peoples of the World |
| ANT 303(3) [207] | Peoples of Latin America |
| ANT 306(3) [203] | Peoples of the Southwest |
| ANT 307(3) | Central America |
| ANT 350(3) | Emergence of Civilization |
| ANT 351(3) [252] | Southwestern Archaeology |
| ANT 370(3) | Human Ecology |
| ANT 390:390L(3:1) | Cultural Simulation: The Mars Mission |
| ANT 404(3) | Women in Contemporary Cultures |
| ANT 406(3) | The Contemporary U.S. Indian |
| ANT 409(3) | Symbol, Myth, and Ritual: Anthropological Approaches |
| ANT 414(3) | Anthropological Life Histories |
| ANT 439(3) | American Culture |
| ANT 452(3) | North American Prehistory |
| ANT 470(3) | Anthropology of Health and Healing |
| Communication | |
| COM 301(3) | Race, Gender, and Media |
| COM 425(3) | Mass Communication and Human Behavior |
| Criminal Justice | |
| CJ 101(3) | Introduction to Criminal Justice |
| CJ 215(3) | Crime, Justice, and the Media |
| CJ 250(3) | Criminology |
| CJ 325(3) | Drug Issues and the Law |
| CJ 360(3) | Women, Crime, and Justice |
| CJ 380(3) | Law in America |
| Economics | |
| ECO 284(3) | Principles of Economics: Micro |
| ECO 285(3) | Principles of Economics: Macro |
| ECO 325(3) | Environmental Economics |
| ECO 356(3) | Regional and Urban Economics |
| ECO 420(3) | Industrial Organization |
| ECO 445(3) | Public Finance |
| ECO 464(3) | Labor Economics |
| ECO 473(3) | Money and Banking |
| ECO 483(3) | Comparative Economic Systems |
| ECO 486(3) | International Economics |
| Education | |
| EDF 483(3) | The Role of Education in Society |
| Engineering | |
| EGR 190(3) | Energy, Ecology, and You |
| EGR 240(3) | Technology and the Disabled [No longer offered at NAU] |
| English | |
| ENG 322(3) [223] | Language in the United States |
| Forestry | |
| FOR 230(3) | Multicultural Perspectives on Environmental Management |
| FOR 240(3) | Human Dimensions of Conserving Biodiversity |
| FOR 322(3) | Environmental Conservation |
| Geography | |
| GGR 240(3) | World Geography I |
| GGR 241(3) | World Geography II |
| GGR 346(3) | United States |
| GGR 447(3) [348] | Geography Area Studies |
| Health Education and Promotion | |
| HEP 470(3) | Introduction to International Health |
| Journalism | |
| JLS 200(3) | Mass Media and Society |
| Merchandising | |
| MER 433(3) [330] | Cultural, Psychological, and Social Aspects of Clothing |
| Nursing | |
| NUR 470(3) | Introduction to International Health |
| Physical Science | |
| PHS 300(3) | Issues in Science, Technology, and Society |
| Political Science | |
| POS 110(3) | American Politics |
| POS 120(3) | World Politics |
| POS 224(3) | Public Administration |
| POS 241(3) | State and Local Politics |
| POS 250(3) | Introduction to Public Policy Making |
| POS 254(3) | Political Ideologies |
| POS 301(3) | Topics in Contemporary Political Issues |
| POS 314(3) | Political Participation |
| POS 315(3) | The American Presidency |
| POS 316(3) | Congressional Politics |
| POS 317(3) | Judicial Politics |
| POS 344(3) | Environmental Movements |
| POS 345(3) | Environmental Law |
| POS 355(3) | Women, Power, and Politics |
| POS 356(3) | Race, Power, and Politics |
| POS 360(3) | Comparative Politics |
| POS 361(3) | Politics of Developing Nations |
| POS 460(3) | Studies in West European Politics |
| POS 461(3) | Studies in Russian and Central European Politics |
| POS 476(3) | Studies in North American Politics |
| Psychology | |
| PSY 101(3) | Introduction to Psychology |
| PSY 227(3) | Introduction to Personality |
| PSY 240(3) | Developmental Psychology |
| PSY 250(3) | Social Psychology |
| PSY 277(3) | Psychology of Sexuality |
| PSY 330(3) | Psychophysiology of Drugs and Behavior |
| PSY 340(3) | Child and Adolescent Development |
| PSY 346(3) | Industrial and Organizational Psychology |
| PSY 348(3) | Organizational Psychology |
| PSY 391(3) | Psychology of Women |
| PSY 415(3) | Abnormal Psychology |
| PSY 430(3) | Psychology of Aging |
| Sociology | |
| SOC 101(3) | Introduction to Sociology |
| SOC 210(3) | Social Problems |
| SOC 216(3) | Courtship and Marriage |
| SOC 217(3) | The Family |
| SOC 301(3) | Topics in Contemporary Social Problems |
| SOC 304(3) | Contemporary Women's Issues |
| SOC 316(3) | Sociology of Sexuality |
| SOC 318(3) | Medical Sociology |
| SOC 319(3) | Population and Environment |
| SOC 353(3) | Social Stratification |
| SOC 360(3) | Sociocultural Aging |
| SOC 412(3) | Political Sociology |
| SOC 418(3) | Death, Grief, and Bereavement |
| SOC 441(3) | Deviance |
| SOC 465(3) | Sociology of Religion |
| Speech Communication | |
| SC 323(3) | Intercultural Communication |
| SC 352(1-6) | Family Communication |
| Women's Studies | |
| WST 291(3) | Introduction to Women's Studies |
| WST 301(3) | Women, Health, and Healing |
| WST 394(3) | Special Topics in Women's Studies: Social Science |
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| WORLD AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY (3-6 Hours) | |
| Anthropology | |
| ANT 102(3) | Studying Cultures |
| ANT 120(3) [103] | Culture and Communication |
| ANT 202(3) | World Area Studies |
| ANT 204(3) [205] | North American Indians [Native Peoples of North America] |
| ANT 250(3) | Introduction to Archaeology [Principles of Archaeology] |
| ANT 251(3) [104] | Peoples of Prehistory [Exploring Archaeology] |
| ANT 301(3) [201] | Peoples of the World |
| ANT 303(3) [207] | Peoples of Latin America |
| ANT 306(3) [203] | Peoples of the Southwest |
| ANT 307(3) | Central America |
| ANT 350(3) | Emergence of Civilization |
| ANT 351(3) [252] | Southwestern Archaeology |
| ANT 404(3) | Women in Contemporary Cultures |
| ANT 409(3) | Symbol, Myth, and Ritual: Anthropological Approaches |
| ANT 414(3) | Anthropological Life Histories |
| ANT 452(3) | North American Prehistory |
| ANT 470(3) | Anthropology of Health and Healing |
| Chinese | |
| CHI 101:102(5:5) | First-Year Chinese (Mandarin) |
| Communications | |
| COM 301(3) | Race, Gender, and Media |
| Construction Management | |
| CM 120(3) | Building the Human Environment |
| Education | |
| BME 410(3) | Foundations of Multicultural Education |
| EDF 300(3) | Introduction to Comparative and International Education |
| English | |
| ENG 253(3) | World Literature |
| ENG 322(3) [223] | Language in the United States |
| ENG 345(3) | Literature of American Minorities |
| ENG 351(3) | Post-Colonial Literary Traditions |
| Forestry | |
| FOR 230(3) | Multicultural Perspectives on Environmental Management |
| Geography | |
| GGR 241(3) | World Geography II |
| Health Education and Promotion | |
| HEP 470(3) | Introduction to International Health |
| History | |
| HIS 250(3) | Asian Civilizations I [Pre-modern East Asia] |
| HIS 251(3) | Asian Civilizations II [Making of Modern Asia] |
| HIS 280(3) | Colonial Latin America |
| HIS 281(3) | Latin America from Independence to Present |
| HIS 293(3) | American Indian History |
| HIS 297(3) | Women in Asia |
| HIS 310(3) | Ancient India [No longer offered at NAU] |
| HIS 312(3) | India During the British Raj |
| HIS 325(3) | Modern China |
| HIS 331(3) | Japan in the Age of the Samurai [No longer offered at NAU] |
| HIS 332(3) | Modern Japan |
| HIS 380(3) | 500 Years of Indian Resistance in Latin America |
| HIS 381(3) | U.S.-Mexico Borderlands |
| HIS 413(3) | American Indian - White Relations to 1865 |
| HIS 414(3) | American Indian - White Relations Since 1865 |
| HIS 415(3) | American Indian Women |
| HIS 421(3) | History of Chinese Political Thought |
| HIS 425(3) | Contemporary China: The People's Republic |
| HIS 434(3) | Japan Since World War II |
| HIS 480(3) | Regional Studies in Latin America |
| HIS 481(3) | Recent Latin America |
| HIS 482(3) | Mexico Yesterday and Today |
| HIS 483(3) | Rebellion and Revolution in South America, 1880 to Present |
| HIS 486(3) | Navajo History |
| HIS 496(3) | Other Americans: Race and Ethnicity |
| Humanities | |
| HUM 261(3) | Asian Ideas and Values |
| HUM 281(3) | Latin American Ideas and Values |
| HUM 303(3) | American Ethnic Arts, Ideas, and Values |
| HUM 362(3) | Asian Images: India |
| HUM 363(3) | Asian Images: China |
| HUM 364(3) | Asian Images: Japan |
| HUM 381(3) | Mexican Arts and Culture |
| Japanese | |
| JPN 101:102(5:5) | First-Year Japanese |
| Music | |
| MUS 260(3) | Introduction to World Music |
| MUS 333(3) | Jazz History and Styles |
| MUS 360(3) | Topics in World Music |
| MUS 364(3) | Music in Hispanic Cultures of the Southwest and Mexico |
| MUS 365(3) | Native American Music |
| Navajo | |
| NAV 101:102(4:4) | First-Year Navajo |
| NAV 201:202(4:4) | Second-Year Navajo |
| NAV 303(3) | Intermediate Conversation |
| NAV 304(3) | Intermediate Reading and Composition |
| NAV 405:406(3:3) | Navajo Culture and Civilization |
| Nursing | |
| NUR 470(3) | Introduction to International Health |
| Nutrition Science and Dietetics | |
| NSD 300(3) | International Studies in Nutrition |
| Philosophy | |
| PHI 361(3) | Philosophy of Culture |
| Political Science | |
| POS 120(3) | World Politics |
| POS 355(3) | Women, Power, and Politics |
| POS 356(3) | Race, Power, and Politics |
| POS 360(3) | Comparative Politics |
| POS 361(3) | Politics of Developing Nations |
| POS 462(3) | Studies in Latin American Politics |
| POS 470(3) | Studies in Asian Politics |
| POS 472(3) | Studies in Middle Eastern Politics |
| POS 474(3) | Studies in African Politics |
| Religious Studies | |
| REL 150(3) | Religions of the World |
| REL 151(3) | Introduction to the Study of Religion |
| REL 250(3) [201] | Introduction to Tribal Religions |
| REL 311(3) | Judaism |
| REL 331(3) | Islam |
| REL 341(3) | Hinduism |
| REL 351(3) | Buddhism |
| REL 360(3) | Religions of China and Japan |
| REL 380(3) | Native American Religions |
| REL 481(3) | Women in Native American Religious Traditions |
| REL 482(3) | Mesoamerican Religions |
| Social Work | |
| SW 451(3) | Social Work with Native Americans |
| Sociology | |
| SOC 204(3) | Sociology of Gender |
| SOC 215(3) | Racial and Ethnic Minorities |
| SOC 315(3) | American Society and the American Indian |
| Speech Communication | |
| SC 323(3) | Intercultural Communication |
| SC 424(3) | Gender and Communication |
| Study Abroad | |
| SA 399 | Learning Experience: Study Abroad |
| Must be pre-approved by International Office | |
| Theatre | |
| TH 351(3) | Asian Theatre |
| Women's Studies | |
| WST 191(3) | Issues in Women's Studies:Women, Gender Identity, and Ethnicity |
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[Updated 9/2/99]