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Liberal Studies Course List
 Fall 2007 and beyond

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Fall 1999 - Summer 2007 Liberal Studies Course List

For an explanation of the Liberal Studies Program, please visit the Liberal Studies Homepage

It is highly recommended that you consult with your advisor when selecting courses to fulfill your liberal studies requirements.  Some majors require courses that fulfill both liberal studies and major requirements.  Some majors also recommend sets of liberal studies courses that compliment the major coursework.

Foundation Requirements [FNRQ] (7 units)

English (4 units)

ENG 105 Critical Reading and Writing in the University Community (4)

 To meet the 4 unit English composition requirement, you take ENG 105 (4 units), which offers you a valuable seminar experience during your first year at NAU.

You may also meet the English composition requirement by completing at another accredited university or community college English 101 and 102 (6 units), or equivalents, with a grade of C or better.

If you enter NAU with an ACT score of 23 or higher or a verbal SAT of 530 or higher or if you are a transfer student and have completed English 101 or equivalent, you are eligible to take the composition placement exam. If your score on this exam is sufficiently high, you receive 2 units of credit toward graduation and take ENG 205, in which you can earn another 2 units, for a total of 4 units. If you receive a score of 4 on either the AP English Language and Composition Exam or the English Literature and Composition Exam, you receive 2 units toward graduation and take ENG 205. (Please note that you cannot combine the 2 units for each exam to complete the English foundation requirement. Instead, you must complete ENG 205.) If your score on the placement exam is insufficient, you must take ENG 105 at NAU.

For more information, see Placement Exams in the section titled Undergraduate Course, Enrollment, and Credit Policies in the NAU Academic Catalog, or contact the English Composition office (Liberal Arts Building, room 303; 928-523-6842).

Mathematics (3 units)

MAT 114 Quantitative Reasoning (3)

 To meet the 3 unit Mathematics foundation requirement, you take MAT 114 or any other current NAU (or equivalent transfer) course of at least 3 units with a MAT or STA prefix—except MAT 101X, 102X, 108, or 150 (or equivalent).

In addition, you may use any MAT or STA course listed as a requirement in your major or minor—except MAT 101X, 102X, 108, or 150—to fulfill this 3-unit mathematics foundations requirement. The course must have a MAT or STA prefix to fulfill the Mathematics foundation requirement.  If your major doesn't require a specific mathematics course, we suggest you take MAT 114 to satisfy the Mathematics foundation requirement; however, consult with your advisor to determine the most appropriate mathematics course for your major.

Please note that you can’t count the course you use for the Mathematics foundation requirement toward the liberal studies distribution requirements.

Distribution Requirements (28 units)

 Students must take courses in each of the four distribution blocks: Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry [AHI] 6 units, Cultural Understanding [CU] 6 units, Science [LAB/SAS] 7 units (must include at least one lab science), and Social and Political Worlds [SPW] 6 units.  Additionally, students must also take one additional course from any distribution block (3 units), also referred to as "Liberal Studies Elective".

The First Year Seminar is an optional topics course approved for credit within one of the distribution blocks or as the “Liberal Studies Elective.”  This option is available to and recommended for students with fewer than thirty units.

The First Year Seminar will bring the best faculty teacher-scholars on campus together with first year students in small enrollment classes to explore rich and engaging topics related to faculty interests and current issues. Through this experience, communities will be established among the Seminar students, strong mentoring relationships formed with Seminar faculty, and students will learn about research opportunities.

Please be aware that you can’t use courses with the course prefix of your major to meet liberal studies distribution requirements. However, you may use courses with the course prefix of your minor or second major.

NOTE: For notification of Liberal Studies offered for a specific term, use LOUIE, go to the Schedule of Classes link on left side of page, type in the term and search by Requirement Designation (liberal studies) or by a specific Subject (discipline).

Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry [AHI] (6 units) 

*courses with blank effective date cells are effective Fall 1999                                                                 Top

COURSE

 

TITLE

EFFECTIVE DATE*

NOTES

AIS 255 (Ethnic)

3

"Authentic Indian": Gender and Indigenous Representation

Fall 2008

 

ANT 106

3

The Art of Ancient Technology

Fall 2008

 

ANT 355 (Global)

3

Archaeology of Rock Art

 

 
ARH 141 3 Western Art to 1400 Spring 2010 - block change from CU  
ARH 142 3 Western Art Since 1400 Spring 2010 - block change from CU  
ARH 143 (Global) 3 Introduction to the Arts of Asia Spring 2010 - block change from CU  

ARH 257

3

A Cultural History of Photography

Fall 2003

 
ARH 269 (Global) 3 Arts of China Spring 2006  
ARH 270 (Global) 3 Arts of Japan: Tradition and Modernity Fall 2004  
ARH 347 3 Nineteenth Century Art Spring 2010 - block change from CU Prerequisite: Junior Status or higher or International Exchange Student Group

ARH 370 (Global)

3

Buddhist Art: Visual Language and Religious Context

Fall 2003
Fall 2008 - prerequisite change

Prerequisite:  ARH 143, REL 150 or Junior Status or higher

ARH 380 (Global) 3 Islamic Art: Religious and Secular Arts of Islamic Asia Spring 2006
Fall 2008 - prerequisite change

Prerequisite:  ARH 143, REL 150 or Junior Status or higher

ART 100

3

Art Appreciation

 

 

ART 101

3

Introduction to Studio Art

 

 

ART 123

3

Color and Light: Practice and Theory

 

 
ART 142 3 Silk-Screen Printmaking Fall 2005 Prerequisite: ART 135

ART 150

3

Two-Dimensional Design Fundamentals

Prerequisite deleted Fall 2007

 

ART 151

3

Three-Dimensional Design Fundamentals

 

 

ART 161

3

Ceramics I

 

 

ART 171

3

Jewelry/Metalsmithing I

 

 

ART 181

3

Sculpture I

 

 

ART 200

3

Visual Aesthetics for a Contemporary Culture

Deleted - Valid thru Fall 2008 

 

ART 300

3

Contemporary Art Trends

 

 

CCJ 215

3

Crime, Justice and the Media

Fall 2008 - prefix change from CJ

 

CCJ 314

4

Hollywood & the Social Construction of Crime & Justice

Fall 2008 - prefix change from CJ

 

COM 250

3

Environmental Perspectives on Communication Arts

 

 

COM 382

3

The Art of Communication

 

 

CVC 101

3

Introduction to Cinema and Visual Culture

Spring 2009

 

ENG 110

3

Rhetoric in the Media

 

 

ENG 130

3

The World of Literature

Fall 2008 - prerequisite added

Prerequisite: Freshman or Sophomore status

ENG 210

3

Principles of Rhetoric

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 211

3

Principles of Written Argumentation

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 230

3

Introduction to Literature

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 231

3

British Literature to 1750

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 232

3

British Literature since 1750

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 241

3

Intro to American Literature: The American Short Story

Deleted - Valid thru Spring 2008

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 242

3

American Literature from Colonial Times to 1865

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 243

3

American Literature from 1865 to Present

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 245 (Ethnic)

3

US Multi-Ethnic
Literature Survey

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 247 (Ethnic)

3

Introduction to African American Literature

Spring 2008

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 251

3

Ancient Literature

Fall 2009 - number changed to 358 and prerequisite change 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 252

3

European Literature

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 253

3

World Literature

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 261

3

Introduction to Women Writers

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 280

3

Folklore

Deleted - Valid thru Spring 2008

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 335

3

Shakespeare

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 341

3

The American Novel

 

Prerequisite: (ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191) and 3 hours ENG coursework

ENG 345 (Ethnic)

3

Topics in US Multi-Ethnic Literature

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191
ENG 358 3 Ancient Literature Fall 2009 - number changed from 251 Prerequisite:  ((ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 or English Placement Test Results (PLACE 60+)) and 3 hours of ENG-English coursework) or International Exchange Student Group

ENG 361

3

Special Topics in Women Writers

 

Prerequisite: (ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191) and 3 hours ENG coursework

ENG 362

3

Drama

Fall 2008

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 or International Exchange Student Group

ENG 365

3

Contemporary Literature

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 366

3

Film as Literature

 

Prerequisite: (ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191) and 3 hours ENG coursework

ENG 381

3

Cross-Cultural Approaches to Folklore

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191
ES  150
(Ethnic)		 3 Introduction to African American Studies Summer 2006  
ES  160 (Ethnic) 3 Introduction to Latino(a)/Chicano(a) Studies Fall 2008  
ES  200
(Ethnic)		 3 Race, Identity and Film Summer 2006  
ES  250 (Ethnic) 3 Africana Women Fall 2005  
ES  255 (Ethnic) 3 "Authentic Indian": Gender and Indigenous Representation Fall 2008  
FS 121 3 Aesthetic & Humanistic Inquiry First Year Seminar Fall 2007 Prerequisite: Not open to students with more than 30 units
HHS 300W 3 Applied Ethics in Health Care Fall 2009 - prefix changed from SHP  

HIS 308

3

Science, Technology and Society in the American West

 

 

HIS 341

3

Early Modern Europe

 

 

HUM 101

3

Introduction to the Humanities

 

 
HUM 120 3 The Search for Meaning Fall 2004  
HUM 130 (Ethnic) 3 Introduction to Southwest Humanities Spring 2010 - block change from CU  
HUM 175 3 Environmental Humanities Spring 2010 - block change from CU  

HUM 250

3

Humanities in the Western World I

 

 

HUM 251

3

Humanities in the Western World II

 

 

HUM 272

3

Foundations of Arts and Religion

 

 
HUM 291 (Ethnic) 3 American Multicultural Ideas and Values Spring 2010 - block changed from CU  

HUM 345W

3

Critical Judgment in the Humanities

Spring 2003

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

HUM 351

3

Perspectives on Western Humanities I

 

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

HUM 352

3

Perspectives on Western Humanities II

 

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

HUM 353

3

Perspectives on Western Humanities III

 

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

HUM 354

3

Modern Images

Deleted – Valid thru Spring 2005

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

HUM 355

3

Contemporary Arts and Culture

Deleted – Valid thru Spring 2005

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

HUM 362 (Global)

3

Perspectives on Asian Humanities

 

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

HUM 370

3

The Popular Arts

Fall 2004

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

HUM 371

3

Humanistic Values in a Technological Society

 

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status
HUM 376 3 Visions of Utopia Spring 2010 - block change from SPW Prerequisite: Junior Status or higher or International Exchange Student Group

HUM 382

3

World Perspectives in Humanities

 

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status
MUS 183 3 Introduction to Opera I Fall 2005  
MUS 184 3 Introduction to Opera II Fall 2005  

MUS 320

3

Western Musical Heritage

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 with grade C or better

PHI 100

3

Elements of Philosophy

 

 

PHI 101

3

Introduction to Philosophy

 

 

PHI 105

3

Introduction to Ethics

 

 

PHI 150 (Global)

3

Philosophies of the World

Fall 2004
Fall 2007 - title and number change

# was 110

PHI 203

3

Scientific Reasoning

Fall 2004

 

PHI 223

3

Argument Analysis

 

 

PHI 240

3

Ancient Philosophy

 

 

PHI 241

3

Modern Philosophy

 

 

PHI 320

3

Metaphysics

 

 

PHI 321

3

Epistemology

 

Prerequisite: 3 hours PHI coursework

PHI 322

3

Philosophy of the Mind

Spring 2003

 

PHI 331

3

Environmental Ethics

 

 

PHI 332

3

Health Care Ethics

Spring 2003

 

PHI 332W

3

Health Care Ethics

Spring 2003

 

PHI 351

3

Philosophy in Literature

Summer 2003

 

PHI 352

3

Philosophy of Religion

 

 

PHI 359

3

Philosophy of Science

 

 

POS 231

3

Topics in Politics and the Humanities

 

 

REL 151

3

Introduction to the Study of Religions

 

 

REL 202

3

Mysticism: West

 

 

REL 203 (Global)

3

Mysticism: Asia

 

 

REL 205

3

God, Suffering, and Evil

Deleted - Valid thru Spring 2008

 
REL 210 3 Judeo-Christian Scriptures (Old Testament) Spring 2010 - block change from CU  
REL 220 3 Christian Scriptures (New Testament) Spring 2010 - block change from CU  

REL 322

3

Contemporary Christian Thought

 

Prerequisite: Sophomore Status

REL 325

3

The Historical Jesus

 

Prerequisite: 3 hours REL coursework and Sophomore Status

REL 332 (Global)

3

Islamic Art: Religious and Secular Arts of Islamic Asia

Fall 2008

Prerequisite:  ARH 143, REL 150 or Junior Status or higher

REL 352 (Global)

3

Buddhist Art: Visual Language and Religious Context

Fall 2008

Prerequisite:  ARH 143, REL 150 or Junior Status or higher

REL 355 (Global) 3 The Buddha Spring 2010 - block change from CU Prerequisite:  Sophomore Status or higher or International Exchange Student Group

REL 365

3

Religion and Film

Fall 2008

Prerequisite: Sophomore status or higher
SA  202 1-6 Topics in Study Abroad - AHI Spring 2004  
SA  212 (Global) 1-6 Topics in Study Abroad- AHI / Global Fall 2005  
SA  302 1-6 Special Topics in Study Abroad - AHI Spring 2004  
SA  312 (Global) 1-6 Special Topics in Study Abroad - AHI / Global Fall 2005  

SHP 300W

3

Applied Ethics in Health Care

Fall 2005 - prefix changed from CHP
Fall 2009 - prefix change to HHS

 

TH  101

3

Introduction to the Theatre

 

 

TH  125

3

Introduction to Acting

Fall 2004

# was 132

TH  351 (Global)

3

Asian Theatre

Deleted - Valid thru Fall 2009 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 with grade C or better

WLLC 140

3

German-Speaking Europe: Its Cultural & Historical Context

 

 

WGS 255 (Ethnic)

3

"Authentic Indian": Gender and Indigenous Representation

Fall 2008

 
WGS 300W 3 Feminist Theories Fall 2008 - prefix changed from WST Prerequisite: WGS 200

WST 300W

3

Feminist Theories

Fall 2008 - prefix and prerequisite (prefix) change to WGS

Prerequisite: WST 200


Cultural Understanding [CU]  (6 units)
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COURSE

 

TITLE

EFFECTIVE DATE

NOTES

AIS 101 (Ethnic)

3

Introduction to Applied Indigenous Studies

 

 

AIS 201 (Ethnic)

3

American Indian Expression

 

 

AIS 210 (Ethnic)

3

Current American Indian Government

 

 

AIS 320

3

American Indian Politics and Policy

 

Prerequisite: POS 110

AIS 325 (Ethnic)

3

"Sister Nation": Indigenous Women in the US

Fall 2008

ANT 102 (Global)

3

Exploring Cultures

ANT 103 (Global)

3

Culture in Communication

 

 

ANT 205 (Ethnic)

3

Native Peoples of North America

 

 

ANT 206 (Ethnic)

3

Ancient North Americans: The Prehistoric Legacy

Fall 2008

 

ANT 209 (Global)

3

Folklore of the World: Anthropological Perspectives

 

 
ANT 211 3 The Anthropology of Everyday Life Fall 2005
ANT 330 1 Study Abroad Orientation Fall 2005
ANT 331 1 Study Abroad Cultural Immersion Fall 2005 Prerequisite: ANT 310 or ANT 330
ANT 332 1 Study Abroad Re-entry Fall 2005 Prerequisite: (ANT 310 or ANT 330) and ANT 331
ARB 101 4 First Year Arabic Fall 2006
ARB 102 4 First Year Arabic Fall 2006 Prerequisite: ARB 101

ARH 141

3

Art History Survey I

Spring 2010 - block change to AHI 

 

ARH 142

3

Art History Survey II

Spring 2010 - block change to AHI 

 

ARH 143 (Global)

3

Introduction to the Arts of Asia

Fall 2003
Spring 2010 - block change to AHI

 

ARH 145 (Global)

3

The Arts of Native North America, Africa, and Oceania

 

 

ARH 344

3

Italian Renaissance Art

 

Prerequisite: Junior Status
ARH 346 3 Baroque and Rococo Art Prerequisite: Junior Status

ARH 347

3

Nineteenth Century Art

Spring 2010 - block change to AHI  

Prerequisite: Junior Status

ARH 351

3

Art of the United States

 

Prerequisite: Junior Status

ARH 352

3

Twentieth Century Art to 1945

 

Prerequisite: Junior Status

ARH 353

3

Art Since 1945

 

Prerequisite: Junior Status
ARH 365 (Global) 3 Art and Architecture of Precontact Mexico and Maya Fall 2006 Prerequisite: Junior Status

ASN 108 (Global)

3

Gateways to Asia

 

 

ASN 208

3

The Asian American Experience

 

 
AST 201
(Ethnic)		 3 Introduction to Indigenous Astronomy Fall 2006  

BME 310 (Ethnic)

3

Foundations of Multicultural Education

 

 

CHI 101

4

First-Year Chinese (Mandarin)

 

 

CHI 102

4

First-Year Chinese (Mandarin)

 

Prerequisite: CHI 101

CHI 201

4

Second-Year Chinese (Mandarin)

 

Prerequisite: CHI 102

CM  120

3

Building the Human Environment

 

 

COM 301 (Ethnic)

3

Race, Gender, and the Media

 

Prerequisite:  Sophomore Status

ENG 121

3

The Story of English

 

 

ENG 220

3

English Grammar and Usage

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 223

3

Language in the United States

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191
ENG 266 3 World Cinema: An Introduction Fall 2009 Prerequisite:  ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 or instructor's consent

ENG 308

3

Introduction to Linguistics

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 321

3

English Grammars

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ENG 364

3

Popular Literature

 

Prerequisite: (ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191) and 3 hours ENG coursework

ENG 380

3

American Folklore

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191

ES  100 (Ethnic)

3

Introduction to Ethnic Studies

Fall 2008

 

ES  191 (Ethnic)

3

Women, Gender Identity, and Ethnicity

 

 

ES 325 (Ethnic)

3

"Sister Nation": Indigenous Women in the US

Fall 2008

ES  356 (Ethnic)

3

Race, Power, and Politics

 

 

ES  391 (Ethnic)

3

Special Topics in Ethnic Studies

 

 

FRE 101

4

First-Year French

 

 

FRE 102

4

First-Year French

 

Prerequisite: FRE 101

FRE 201

4

Second-Year French

 

Prerequisite: FRE 102

FRE 202

4

Second-Year French

 

Prerequisite: FRE 201

FS 131

 3 Cultural Understanding First Year Seminar Fall 2007 Prerequisite: Not open to students with more than 30 units

GER 101

4

First-Year German

 

 

GER 102

4

First-Year German

 

Prerequisite: GER 101

GER 201

4

Second-Year German

 

Prerequisite: GER 102

GER 202

4

Second-Year German

 

Prerequisite: GER 201

GGR 248

3

Foods in the U.S.

Fall 2004

 

GRK 101

4

First Year Greek (Ancient)

Fall 2004

 

GRK 102

4

First Year Greek (Ancient)

Fall 2004

 Prerequisite: GRK 101

GRK 201

4

Second Year Greek (Ancient)

Fall 2004

 Prerequisite: GRK 102

GRK 202

4

Second Year Greek (Ancient)

Fall 2004

 Prerequisite: GRK 201

HIS 100

3

World History I: The Great Classic Traditions

Spring 2010 - block change to SPW 

 

HIS 102 (Global)

3

World History II: The Making of the Modern World

 

 

HIS 220 (Global)

3

History of Africa to 1800

 

 

HIS 221 (Global)

3

History of Africa since 1800

 

 

HIS 230 (Global)

3

History of Islamic Civilizations to 1500

Fall 2003

 

HIS 231 (Global)

3

History of the Islamic World since 1500

 

 

HIS 249 (Global)

3

Pre-Modern India

 

 

HIS 250 (Global)

3

Pre-Modern East Asia

 

 

HIS 280 (Global)

3

Colonial Latin America

 

 

HIS 281 (Global)

3

Latin America from Independence to the Present

 

 

HIS 293 (Ethnic)

3

American Indian History

 

 
HIS 295 3 Survey of U.S. Women and Gender Fall 2008 - title change
HIS 297 (Global) 3 Women in Asia
HIS 367 3 Arizona and the Southwest, 1848-Present Fall 2008
Fall 2009 - Title change
HIS 368 3 Making of the U.S. West Fall 2008 Prerequisite: HIS 291
HIS 369 3 The U.S. West Transformed Fall 2008 Prerequisite: HIS 292
HIS 370 3 History of U.S. Sports Fall 2008 Prerequisite: HIS 291 or 292
HIS 372 3 The U.S. in the World Fall 2008 Prerequisite:  Sophomore Status or higher
HIS 377 3 African-American History since 1865 Fall 2008 Prerequisite:  Sophomore Status or higher

HIS 381 (Ethnic)

3

U.S.-Mexico Borderlands

 

 

HIS 382 (Global)

3

Mexico: Yesterday and Today

 

 

HIS 384

3

Hopi History

Fall 2008

Prerequisite:  HIS 293

HIS 388

3

U.S. Thought and Culture since 1865

Fall 2008

Prerequisite:  Sophomore Status or higher

HUM 130 (Ethnic)

3

Introduction to Southwest Humanities

Spring 2010 - block change to AHI 

 

HUM 175

3

Environmental Humanities

Spring 2010 - block change to AHI 

 

HUM 230

3

Southwest American Indian Oral Traditions

Deleted – Valid thru Spring 2005

 

HUM 261 (Global)

3

Asian Ideas and Values

 

 

HUM 281 (Global)

3

Latin American Ideas and Values

Fall 2004

 

HUM 291 (Ethnic)

3

American Multicultural Ideas and Values

Spring 2005
Spring 2010 - block change to AHI

# was 303

HUM 373

3

Nature and Values

 

Prerequisite:  Sophomore Status

HUM 381 (Global)

3

Mexican Arts and Culture

Fall 2004

Prerequisite:  Sophomore Status
ITA 101 4 First Year Italian Fall 2006
ITA 102 4 First Year Italian Fall 2006

JPN 101

4

First-Year Japanese

 

 

JPN 102

4

First-Year Japanese

 

 

JPN 201

4

Second-Year Japanese

 

Prerequisite: JPN 102

JPN 202

4

Second-Year Japanese

 

 

LAT 101

4

First-Year Latin

 

 

LAT 102

4

First-Year Latin

 

 

MER 243

3

History of Clothing

 

 

MER 244

3

Twentieth-Century Dress

 

 

MER 330

3

Cultural, Psychological, and Social Aspects of Dress

Title and number change Spring 2005
Fall 2009 - number change
Spring 2010 - block change to SPW

# was 330 thru Fall 2004
# was 430 thru Summer 2009

MUS 260 (Global)

3

Introduction to World Music

 

 

MUS 333

3

Jazz History and Styles

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 with grade C or better

MUS 360

3

Topics in World Music

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 with grade C or better

MUS 365 (Ethnic)

3

Native American Music

 

Prerequisite: (ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 with grade greater than or equal to C) or International Exchange Student Group

MUS 393

3

Music in America

 

Prerequisite: ENG 105 or HON 190 or HON 191 with grade C or better

NAV 101

4

First-Year Navajo

 

 

NAV 102

4

First-Year Navajo

 

 

NAV 201

4

Second-Year Navajo

 

Prerequisite: NAV 102

NAV 202

4

Second-Year Navajo

 

Prerequisite: NAV 102

PHI 356

3

Philosophy of History

 

 
PL  120 3 Building the Human Environment Fall 2005

POS 120

3

World Politics

 

 

POS 210 (Ethnic)

3

American Indian Tribal Government

 

 

POS 320 (Ethnic)

3

Native American Politics and Policy

 

Prerequisite: 15 earned hours

POS 355

3

Women, Power, and Politics

 

 

POS 356 (Ethnic)

3

Race, Power, and Politics

 

 

POS 357 (Ethnic)

3

Topics in Cultural Diversity

 

 

POS 366 (Global)

3

Studies in Latin American Politics

 

Prerequisite: POS 120 or POS 201 or POS 361

POS 370 (Global)

3

Studies in Asian Politics

 

Prerequisite: POS 120 or POS 201 or POS 361

POS 374 (Global)

3

Studies in African Politics

 

Prerequisite: POS 120 or POS 201 or POS 361

REL 150 (Global)

3

Religions of the World

 

 

REL 210

3

Judeo-Christian Scriptures (Old Testament)

Fall 2008 - title change
Spring 2010 - block change to AHI

 

REL 220

3

Christian Scriptures (New Testament)

Fall 2008 - title change
Spring 2010 - block change to AHI

 

REL 301

3