Student
SID
Minor
Advisor
Division of Social Work, Behavioral and Political Sciences
HISTORY DEGREE PLAN 2015-2016
(Beginning Fall 2014)
American History
Course No. Title
6 SCH
Hours
Equivalent
Res
Trans
Grade
Government / Political Science
Course No. Title
6 SCH
Hours
Equivalent
HIST 1313
U.S. to 1876
HIST 1301
POSC 1113
American Government I
GOVT 2305
HIST 1323
HIST 1333
U.S. 1876 to Present
History of Texas
HIST 1302
POSC 1123
American Government II
GOVT 2306
Hours
Res
Trans
Grade
ENGL 1301
ENGL 1302
ENGL 2311
0
0
Hours
3 SCH
Hours
Course No.
ARCH 2233
ARCH 2243
ARTS 2223
ARTS 2233
DRAM 2123
ENGL 2153
ENGL 2383
Title
History of Architecture I
History of Architecture II
History of Art I
History of Art II
Theatre History
Introduction to Literature
Survey of World Literature
Equivalent
ENGL 2333
HUMA 1303
HUMA 1403
PHIL 2023
PHIL 2303
SPAN 2023
Studies in Literature
Introduction to Humanities
ENGL 2342
Survey of Mexican-Amer Culture
HUMA 1305
Ethics
Critical Thinking
Intermediate Spanish II
PHIL 2306
ARTS 1303
ARTS 1304
DRAM 2362
ENGL 2341
ENGL 2331
MATH 2003
MATH 2024
MATH 2043
Elem. Statistics
Calculus w/Analytical Geom II
Differential Equations
MATH 1342
MATH 2320
Creative Arts
3 SCH
Course No. Title
DRAM 2213 African American Theatre I
MATH 2053
Discrete Mathematics
MATH 2305
DRAM 2223
African American Theatre II
MATH 2153
PSYC 2613
Calculus-Business Life/Soc Sci
Statistics for Psychology
MATH 1325
ARCH 1253
ARTS 1203
ARTS 2283
COMM 2643
Architecture Design I
Introduction to Visual Arts
African American Art
Media Literacy
ARCH 1303
DRAM 1103
Introduction to Theatre
DRAM 1310
HCOL 1213
MUSC 1313
MUSC 1213
Honors Colloquium II
Music in Contemporary Life
Fundamentals of Music
MUSC 1306
MUSC 2333
MUSC 2343
Afro-American Music
Survey of World Music
Trans
MATH 1332
MATH 1314
MATH 1316
HUMA 1301
PHIL 2303
SPAN 2312
0
MATH 2413
Social and Behavioral Sciences
3 SCH
Course No. Title
Equivalent
Land Grant System and Food
AGHR 1303 Security
Economic Analysis and
CHEG 2003 Technical Applications
CRJS 1123
CRJS 1133
Crime in America
Principles of Criminal Justice
CRIJ 1307
ECON 2113
Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 2302
ECON 2123
GEOG 1113
GEOG 2633
HDFM 2513
HDFM 2533
HDFM 2553
POSC 2213
POSC 2503
Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 2301
Introduction to Geography
GOEG 1300
Cultural Geography
GEOG 1302
Childhood Disorders
Contemp. Family Cross Cult Perspective
SOCI 2301
Human Development
PSYC 2312
Blacks in Amer Pol System
Introduction to Global Issues
PSYC 1113
PSYC 2423
PSYC 2513
SOCG 1013
SOCG 2003
SOCG 2043
General Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Psychology of Personality
General Sociology
Minorities in American Soc.
Social Problems
Hours
Res
Trans
Grade
CRIJ 1301
PSYC 2301
PSYC 2312
PSYC 2316
SOCI 1301
SOCI 2319
SOCI 1306
0
0
0
MATH 1324
MATH 2414
PSYC 2317
0
Life and Physical Sciences
Grade
Trans Grade
ARCH 1302
3 SCH
Title
Contemporary College Algebra
College Algebra
College Algebra & Trigonometry
Trigonometry
Calculus w/Analytical Geom I
Finite Math
Res
Res
ARCH 1301
MATH
Course No.
MATH 1103
MATH 1113
MATH 1115
MATH 1123
MATH 1124
MATH 1153
Equivalent
0
0
Language, Philosophy and Culture
Equivalent
Trans Grade
0
HIST 2301
0
COMMUNICATION 6 SCH
Course No. Title
ENGL 1123
Freshman Comp I (min. grade of "C")
ENGL 1133
Freshman Comp II
ENGL 1143
Technical Writing
Res
6 SCH
0
Hours
Course No.
BIOL 1113
BIOL 1123
Title
College Biology I
College Biology II
Equivalent
BIOL 1054
BIOL 1064
CHEM 1033
CHEM 1053
CHEM 1063
Human Anatomy & Physiology I
Human Anatomy & Physiology II
Gen. Inorganic Chemistry I
BIOL 2401
Introduction to Gen. Chemistry
CHEM 1305
Survey of Organic Chem & Biochem
CHEM 1307
Res
Trans
BIOL 1308
BIOL 1309
BIOL 2402
CHEM 1311
PHSC 1123
PHSC 2123
PHYS 2113
PHYS 2123
Physical Science I
PHYS 1315
Physical Science II
General Physics I
General Physics II
PHYS 1317
PHYS 2513
PHYS 2523
University Physics I
University Physics II
PHYS 2325
PHYS 1301
PHYS 1302
PHYS 2326
0
0
Important announcements and deadlines can be found at:
www.pvamu.edu/registrar
Grade
Hours
Equivalent
Res
Trans Grade
ARTS 1301
ARAB 1013
ARAB 1023
CHIN 1013
CHIN 1023
Elem
Elem
Elem
Elem
Arab I
Arab II
Chinese I
Chinese II
CPET 1013
Computer App to Eng Tech I
COSC 1300
ELEG 1043
FINA 2103
ECON 2003
Computer App in Engineering
Personal Financial Mgmt
COSC 1320
Fundamentals of Economics
ECON 1301
Professional Development (Area Two) 3 SCH
Course No. Title
Equivalent
ARCH 1273 Multimedia Digital Appl
ARCH 1315
Hours
Equivalent
Res
Trans Grade
SPAN 1411
SPAN 1412
ARAB 1411
ARAB 1412
CHIN 1411
CHIN 1412
0
0
COMM 1003
COMM 2603
COMP 1003
CURR 1013
HLTH 2003
MISY 1013
Hours
Res
Trans
0
0
Grade
BUSI 1307
COMM 2300
0
0
Foreign Language is a College Requirement - Not part of the Core
Foreign Language Requirements 6 SCH
(ONE Language Sequence)
Course No. Title
SPAN 1013 Elem Span I
SPAN 1023 Elem Span II
Professional Development (Area One) 3 SCH
Course No. Title
Equivalent
COMP 1213 Computer Science I
COSC 1300
Fundamentals of Speech
SPCH 1315,1311
Interpersonal Communication
SPCH 1318
Digital Communication
COSC 1301
Principle of Effective Learning
EDUC 1300
Personal Health and Wellness
PHED 1304
Info and Communication in
the Digital Age
BCIS 1301
Hours
Res
0
Trans
0
Grade
HISTORY
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
History majors must earn a letter grade of "C" or higher in the major, minor, support area, and unrestricted electives.
Courses may not be used to satisfy multiple academic requirements.
HISTORY as a MINOR - 18 SCH
When the program is taken as a Minor in another degree program,
required courses are HIST 1813, 1823, 2313, 4903 and
6 semester hours of advanced history courses.
List Minor requirements here
HIST MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 36 SCH
(Minimum Grade of "C")
18 hrs. required courses
Course No.
Title
HIST 1813
World Civiliz to 1500
HIST 1823
World Civiliz since 1500
Support Area
Hours
Equivalent
Res
Trans
(Minimum Grade of "C")
HIST 2322
Pre-Colonial African History
Post-Colonial African History
Colonial Latin Amer and Carr
African History
HIST 3223
Women in History
HIST 3233
HIST 3313
HIST 3323
HIST 4313
HIST 4323
Studies in American History
Late Nineteenth Century Amer
Contemporary United States
Foreign Relations
Dip History of the US
*HIST 4443 P01
Public History (Sp Top)
*HIST 4443 P02
Civil Rights Movement (Sp Top)
*HIST 4443 P03
Jeffersonian America (Sp Top)
*HIST 4443 P04
American Chattel Slavery (Sp Top)
Course No.
ECON 2113
Title
Prin Microeconomics
ENGL
ENGL 2423/3233 AMER LIT TO 1865 OR
Intro to Geography
2000 level or above
Res
Hours
Trans Grade
Course No.
Title
Res
GOEG 1300
0
Unrestricted Electives
6 SCH
(Minimum Grade of "C")
Hours
Course No.
Title
Res
Hours In Progress
Hours Remaining
Trans Grade
0
0
120
Notes:
0
0
Minor Requirements minimum 18 SCH
Requirements for the selected minor must be satisfied.
(Minimum Grade of "C")
The History Program at Prairie View A&M University prepares
Total Degree Requirements minimum 120 SCH
120
Coordinator:
Western Expansion (Sp Top)
Dr. Ronald E. Goodwin
*HIST 4443 P07
*HIST 4443 P11
Collision of Cultures (Sp Top)
Urban Government (Sp Top)
Trailblazers and Torchbearers(Sp Top)
The Atlantic World(Sp Top)
Great Historical Narratives (Sp Top
Mr. John W. Gorman
Dr. James T. Jones
Mr. Ralph E. Morales
Ms. Kisha T. Turner
*HIST 4443 P12
History through Biography (Sp Top)
*HIST 4443 P13
The So. African Experience (Sp Top)
*HIST 4443 P14
Hist. of Hip Hop Culture in Amer(Sp Top)
The Ghana Experience (Sp Top)
*Special Topics-repeatable for credit when topic differs
*HIST 4443 P15
0
0
Trans
ECON 2302
0
Black Power in America (Sp Top)
*HIST 4443 P10
Equivalent
ENGL 2433/3243 AMER LIT AFTER 1865
GEOG 1113
POSC
*HIST 4443 P06
*HIST 4443 P09
18 SCH
PreReq: ENGL 1133
*HIST 4443 P05
*HIST 4443 P08
0
Minimum Grade of "C"
Hours
Grade
HIST 2321
HIST 3913
Amer Historiography
HIST 4213
African Amer History to 1865
HIST 4223
African Amer Hist 1865-pres
HIST 4903
Research
18 hrs. selected from courses listed below (Minimum Grade of "C")
HIST 1333
History of Texas
HIST 2301
HIST 1343
Intro to Historical Methods
HIST 2203
Military History (ARMY 2203)
HIST 2313
The US 1492 to 1837
HIST 2323
The US 1837 - 1898
HIST 2413
HIST 2423
HIST 2433
HIST 2613
MINOR
12 SCH
regoodwin@pvamu.edu
Advisors:
jwgorman@pvamu.edu
jtjones@pvamu.edu
remorales@pvamu.edu
ktturner@pvamu.edu
936-261-3208
students for careers in teaching, business, government and
Woolfolk
law. The course work is designed to promote critical thinking
and written communication - skills essential requisite for
successful employment in the public or private sphere, as well
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as admission to graduate or professional schools.
936-261-3203 Ste. 314
936-261-3204 Ste. 320
936-261-3205 Ste. 313
936-261-1671 BNKS 315
Dr. Walle Engedayehu, Division Head
Division of Social Work, Behavioral
and Political Sciences
P. O. Box 519, MS 2203
Prairie View, TX 77446
Phone: 936-261-3200
Fax: 936-261-3229
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