COURSES

Anthropology Electives

AN 3134 Introduction to Physical Anthropology
AN 3144 North American Indians
AN 3404 Chinese Art and Civilization
AN 3504 Special topics in Anthropology
AN 3604 Independent Study in Anthropology
AN 4504 Senior Project in Anthropology

Art History Electives

General Information The Art History electives are divided into two levels: Introductory (2000-level) and Advanced (3000-level). The fourth-credit hour for all Art History courses take the form of an increased communication component: at least four graded writing assignments, regular informal writing and individual or group presentations. All Art History electives have a final exam.

AH 2114 Introduction to Art History
AH 2124 Modern Art
AH 3114 Studies in National Traditions in the Visual Arts
AH 3124 Special Topics in Art History
AH 3404 Independent Study in Art History
AH 4504 Senior Project in Art History

EC 2504 Basic Economics
EC 2514 Microeconomics
EC 2524 Managerial Microeconomics
EC 2534 Macroeconomics
EC 3254 Economic Issues
EC 3264 American Economy: Boom and Bust
EC 3404 Special Topics in Economics
EC 3504 Independent Study in Economics
EC 4504 Senior Project in Economics

The English/Literature offerings are divided into two levels: Introductory (2000-level) and Advanced (3000-level). The introductory literature courses are designed to introduce students to intensive reading and research in either a particular literary genre or in survey courses.In a genre course such as Poetry, other forms of cultural expression such as painting or nonfiction prose may be considered when appropriate, or the instructor may choose to include poetry from a range of national literatures. Advanced Studies courses are designed to allow students to explore at a more advanced level specific cultural, aesthetic, and historical questions through (1) reading and writing about literary texts from specific national and cultural traditions or (2) exploring the interrelations between literary expression and other forms of cultural, social and political discourse. May be repeated for credit, provided that the topic differs.The fourth credit hour for all Literature courses takes the form of an increased communication component (at least four graded writing assignments, regular informal writing and individual or group presentations) and an intercultural/interdisciplinary component. For example, in a Shakespeare survey course, the intercultural/interdisciplinary component might be readings in Renaissance philosophy, history, or art history. In an American literature survey course, this component might be readings in American and European political history.All literature courses include a final exam or final project.

INTRODUCTORY LITERATURE (1000-level):

EN 1014 Writing and the Humanities I
EN 1034 Writing and the Humanities I (English as a Second Language)
EN 1080 Reading and Writing in English as a Second Language
EN 1090 Introductory Composition
EN 1204 Writing and the Humanities II

GENRE (2000-level) Prerequisite:

Political science

Psychology Electives
General Information The fourth credit hour for Psychology courses is used for experimental investigations, laboratory work, fieldwork or trips to museums and/or zoos and opportunity to make descriptive observations of subjects. The Psychology electives are divided into two levels: Introductory (2000-level) and Advanced (3000-4000 levels). PS 2104 is prerequisite for all advanced PS electives for a two or more course sequence.

A. Prerequisite Psychology Courses

PS 2104 Introduction to Psychology

B. Advanced ElectivesPS 3114 Physiological Psychology

PS 3124 Comparative Psychology
PS 3214 Learning and Cognition
PS 3314 Social Psychology
PS 3324 Environmental Psychology
PS 3414 Developmental Psychology
PS 3424 Abnormal Psychology
PS 3434 Personality Development
PS 3444 Animal Behavior
PS 3444 Special Topics
PS 3704 Humans and their Environment
PS 3714 It's About Time
MA 2212 Data Analysis I ⁺
MA 2222 Data Analysis II ⁺

LA 2014 Effects of Technology on the Psychological & Biological Human Organism

⁺Two Math (MA 2212 and MA 2222) courses in statistics are required.
C. Advanced Studies

PS 4114 Senior Research Thesis

PS 4124 Guided Readings

E. Special Topics In Psychology