BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
BMD_BS
2015-2016 Model Curriculum
Note: This form does not guarantee course availability. Please check the appropriate Schedule of Classes.
FRESHMAN YEAR
EH
BLY
BLY
CH
CH
PSY
101
121
121L
131
131L
120
Fall Semester
Composition I
General Biology I
Gen Biology I Lab
Gen Chemistry I
Gen Chemistry I Lab
General Psychology
3
3
1
3
1
3
14
EH
BLY
BLY
CH
CH
MA
Spring Semester
Composition II
Gen Biology II
Gen Biology II Lab
Gen Chemistry II
Gen Chemistry II Lab
Calculus I
102
122
122L
132
132L
125
3
3
1
3
1
4
15
SOPHOMORE YEAR
CH 201
CH 201L
PH 114
BMD 201
EH ____
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Fall Semester
Organic Chemistry I
Organic Chemistry Lab I
Physics with Algebra/Trig I
Seminars in Biomedical Sciences
Literature Elective *
Fine Arts Elective *
3
1
5
1
3
3
16
CH
CH
PH
ST
CA
Spring Semester
202 Organic Chemistry II
202L Organic Chemistry Lab II
115 Physics with Algebra/Trig II
210 Statistical Reasoning
110 Public Speaking
3
1
5
3
3
15
JUNIOR YEAR
BMD 311
BMD 321
BMD 334
HY ____
_______
Fall Semester
Human Anatomy
Biochemistry I
Human Physiology I
History Elective*
Social Science Elective*
3
3
3
3
3
15
BMD 322
BMD 323
BMD 335
BMD 336
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CIS 150
CIS 010
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Spring Semester
Biochemistry II
Biochemistry Lab
Human Physiology II
Human Physiology Lab-W
Social Science Elective*
Intro to Computer Applications
Computer Prof. Exam (passed)
General Elective*
OR
AND
3
1
3
1
3
3
3
14
SENIOR YEAR
BMD 401
BMD 420
BMD 430
BMD 493
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Fall Semester
Immunology
Pharmacology
Neurosciences
BMD Issues-W
Humanities Elective*
3
3
4
3
3
16
BMD 402
BMD 410
BMD 450
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_______
Spring Semester
Medical Microbiology
Pathophysiology
Intro Research
Math/Science Elective*
General Elective*
5
3
2
3
3
16
NOTES:
*
Electives are listed on the back. General electives can be chosen from any college-level course to reach the121 total
credits required for graduation.
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A two-course sequence must be completed in either Literature or History.
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Honors Students should refer to the separate BMD Model Curriculum for Honors.
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BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES – 2015-2016
ELECTIVE OPTIONS
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Fine Arts Elective - 1 course
ARH 100 Survey of Art
ARH 103 Art History I
ARH 123 Art History II
ARS 101 Art Appreciation
DRA 110 Introduction to Drama
MUL 101 Introduction to Music
General Elective - 2 courses
Any college-level course of your choice to meet
the 121-hour requirement.
History Elective - 1 course
HY
101 History of Western Civilization I
HY
102 History of Western Civilization II
HY
135 U. S. History to 1877
HY
136 U. S. History since 1877
Humanities Elective - 1 course
AFR 101 Intro to African-American Studies
AIS
105 Encounter with the Humanities
EH
Any course listed in Literature section.
LG
111 Introductory French I
LG
112 Introductory French II
LG
131 Introductory Spanish I
LG
131 Introductory Spanish II
LG
151 Introductory German I and II
LG
152 Introductory German I and II
LG
171 Introductory Russian I and II
LG
172 Introductory Russian I and II
LG
211 Intermediate French I and II
LG
212 Intermediate French I and II
LG
231 Intermediate Spanish I and II
LG
232 Intermediate Spanish I and II
LG
251 Intermediate German I and II
LG
252 Intermediate German I and II
LG
271 Intermediate Russian I and II
LG
272 Intermediate Russian I and II
LGS
All except LGS 190, 290 or 390 (Special Topics)
PHL 110 Introduction to Philosophy
PHL 120 Critical Thinking
PHL 121 Introduction to Logic
PHL 131 Introduction to Ethics
PHL 231 Social Ethics
PHL 240 Western Philosophy: Greek
Math/Science Electives
BLY
205 Introduction to Environmental Science
BLY
213 Microbiology
BLY
215 Human Genetics
BLY
301 Cell Biology
BLY
302 Genetics
BLY
363 Vertebrate Embryology
BLY
459 General Parasitology
BMD 210 Infectious Disease in Healthcare Environments
BMD 350 Molecular Basis of Genomics
BMD 494 Directed Research Studies
CH
265 Introductory Analysis
CH
499 Senior Honors Chemistry
MA
126 Calculus II
ST
320 Applied Statistical Analysis
Social Science Electives - 3 courses
AN
100 Intro to Cultural Anthropology
AN
101 Intro to Archaeology & Physical Anthropology
AIS
201 Seasons of Life
ECO 215 Principles of Microeconomics
ECO 216 Principles of Macroeconomics
GEO 114 Introduction to Human Geography
GEO 115 Introduction to World Geography
HY
Any course listed in History section.
PSC 130 Introduction to U. S. Government
PSY
250 Lifespan Development
PSY
310 Biological Psychology
PSY
340 Abnormal Psychology
SY
109 Introductory Sociology
SY
112 Social Problems
Sequences in Literature or History accepted:
Literature:
EH
215 and 216 or
EH
225 and 226 or
EH
235 and 236
History:
HY
101 and 102 or
HY
135 and 136
Literature Elective - 1 course
EH
215 Survey of British Lit I
EH
216 Survey of British Lit II
EH
225 Survey of American Lit I
EH
226 Survey of American Lit II
EH
235 Survey of World Lit I
EH
236 Survey of World Lit II
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