Social & Behavioral Science - Anthropology ILP Work Sheet
NAME:
SID:
All grades must be a ‘C’ or better
Grade
Units
CATALOG:
Current/ Projected
Semester/YR
Substitutions
Course name/Institution
Prerequisites
4
4
STAT 100 Introduction to Statistics (MLO 1)
SBS 101 Intro Cultural Anthropology (MLO 2&3)
MLO 1 Core
3
1
2
SBS 300 Proseminar
SBS 300L Proseminar Lab
SBS 328 Social Science Theory Module
MLO 2 & MLO 3 Concentration
3/1
SBS 362 & 362L Qualitative Emphasis
One of the following:
 SBS 360S & 360L Mission Archeology
 SBS 361 & 361L Intro to GIS
 SBS 366 & 366L Quantitative Emphasis
 PSY 302 & 302L Data Analysis
GS 316 Approaches/Global Histories
3/1
4
SBS 363 Historical Methods
SBS 345 Cultural Anthropology
4
SBS 379 Tattoos Makeup & Burkas
4
SBS 384S Anthropology of Education (UDGE)**
4
SBS 388 Crisis/Development/Mexican/Society
4
Complete ONE additional course (see list on reverse side)
MLO 4 Capstone
SBS 400 Senior Capstone Seminar I
SBS 402 Senior Capstone Seminar II
or
SBS 404S Service Learning Capstone (UDGE)
SBS 405 Assessment Lab/Grad/Seniors
GWAR Requirement
GS 362 Global Literatures (UDGE)
Upper Division Service Learning
SBS 384S Anthropology of Education (UDGE)**
3
3
or
4
1
Upper Division General Education (Area A4)
4
Upper Division General Education (Area D4)
4
Minor or Elective Courses
Academic Advisor:
Juan Gutierrez
Signature:
Date:
Notes
MLO 2 & 3 Concentration
SBS 304: California Indian Societies
SBS 325: Art of the Aztec Empire
SBS 333: Forensic Anthropology
SBS 336: Advanced/Topics/Cultural/Anthropology
SBS 370: Applied/Research/Writing/Social/Science
SBS 383: African Civilizations
SBS 348: Maya Civilization
SBS 356: Introduction to Geography
SBS 480: The Queretaro Project
SBS 485S: Global Citizenship (UDGE)
GS 317: Global Migrant Workers
GS 320: Global Issues & 3rd World
GS 322: Dilemmas in Humanitarianism
GS 325: International Development
GS 332: Religion/Post Secular World
GS 340: Social Medial and Global Communication
GS 343: Global Film & Film Industry
GS 350: Global Gender Issues
GS 360: Religion/Violence/Peacemaking
HCOM 324: African American Narratives
HCOM 325: 20th Cent Narrative American Immigration
HCOM 328: Latina Life Stories
HCOM 329: Auto/Biografias
HCOM 335: American Ethnic Lit & Culture
HCOM 345: Chicano Life & Culture
HCOM 346: African American Life/History
HCOM 348: Race, Colonialism & Film
HCOM 350: Oral History/Communication Mem
HCOM 426: Travel Narratives
HCOM 445: Slavery & Race in the Americas
HCOM 446: Ethnographic Portraits/Culture Cit
JAPN 308: Japanese Pop-Culture
JAPN 310: Japanese Cinema
JAPN 313: Manga, Anime & Modern Japan
JAPN 380: Japan: Land and People
SPAN 306: Culture/Civilization Spanish Latin America
SPAN 308: History/Culture Aztlan: South West US
SPAN 325: Hispanic Cinema
SPAN 328: Latina Life Stories
SPAN 329: Auto/Biografias
SPAN 370: The Chicano Community
Check List
 Lower-Division General Education
Requirements
 First Year Seminar – Required for students
entering with less than 30 units
 Language Proficiency Requirement (201)
Level
101
102
201
Course
Exam/Program
AP
IB A1, A2, or B
CLEP Level II
Semester
OR
Language
Grade
Score
4 or 5
6 or 7
*59- 63 +
*59 for French, 60 for German, 63 for Spanish
 9 Units Upper-Division General Education
(Junior or Senior Standing only for UDGE)
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GE
Grade
 120 Units Earned (minimum amount needed
to graduate)
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