Rolling Review of General Education Courses Expressive Arts
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Rolling Review of General Education Courses, 12/6/12 Expressive Arts, Social Studies, and Ethics *This spring, Historical & Cultural, Natural Science, & Mathematical Science courses will be reviewed. Expressive Arts Approved courses (Renewed) Department Applied Arts & Science Applied Arts & Science Applied Arts & Science Applied Arts & Science Art Art Art Art Art Art Art Communication Studies English English English English Environmental Studies Course Number COM 217A WRIT 184A WRIT 185A WRIT 186A ART 108A ARTZ 105A ARTZ 106A ARTZ 131A ARTZ 284 ARTZ 302A ARTZ 324A COMM 111 ENCR 210A ENCR 211A ENCR 212A ENCR 312A ENST 373A Media Arts Media Arts Music Music Music Music Music Music Music MAR 111A MAR 112A MUSI 102A MUSI 108A MUSI 110A MUSI 111A MUSI 112A MUSI 114A MUSI 122A Music Music Music MUSI 123A MUSI 131A MUSI 135A Course Title Oral Interpretation of Literature Beginning Creative Writing Genres Beginning Creative Writing: Fiction Beginning Creative Writing: Poetry 3-D Design: Visual Language Visual Language - Drawing Visual Language - 2d Foundations Ceramics for Non Majors Photo 1- Techniques & Process Art for Elementary Educators Drawing Studio Seminar Introduction to Public Speaking Introduction to Creative Writing: Fiction Introduction to Creative Writing: Poetry Introduction to Creative Writing: Nonfiction Creative Writing: Nonfiction Nature Works: Writing about Nature and the Environment Integrated Digital Art Introduction to Non-Linear Editing Performance Study Orchestras: USMO (Orchestras) Opera Theatre Singing for Non-Majors Choir: Chamber Choral (Choral Ensemble) Band: UM Concert Band (Concert Bands) Percussion Ensemble: UM (Chamber Ensembles) World Percussion Ensemble Jazz Ensemble: UM Jazz Bands (UM Jazz Bands) Keyboard Skills I (Piano In Class I) Music Music MUSI 136A MUSI 155A Music MUSI 160A Keyboard Skills II (Piano In Class II) Marching: Grizzly Marching Band (Marching Band) Beginning Guitar (Beginning Folk Guitar) Music Music Music Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance Theatre & Dance MUSI 162A MUSI 267A MUST 227A DANC 100A DANC 110A DANC 115A DANC 200A DANC 210A DANC 215A DANC 220A THTR 102A THTR 106A THTR 107A THTR 120A THTR 121A THTR 229A Chamber ensembles Composers’ Workshop Mountain Electroacoustic Laptop Ensemble Modern Dance I Ballet I Jazz Dance I Modern II Ballet II Jazz Dance II Beginning Composition Introduction to Theatre Design Theatre Production I: Run Crew Theatre Production I: Construction Crew Introduction to Acting I Introduction to Acting II Production Acting I Exempted from review (Approved after 2009) – will retain general education status Art Art Art Art Dance Dance Dance Dance Music Radio Television Theatre ARTZ 211A ARTZ 221A ARTZ 231A ARTZ 251A DANC 118A DANC 160A DANC 165A DANC 170A MUSI 304A RTV 150A THTR 113A Drawing I Painting I Ceramics I Sculpture I Dance Forms: Tap Dance Forms: Irish Dance Forms: African Dance Forms: Tribal Style Belly Dance Sound in the Natural World Beginning Radio / Audio Storytelling Introduction to Vocal Acting Social Science Approved courses (renewed) Department Course number Course Title Anthropology Anthropology Management Applied Arts and Science Applied Arts and Science Communication Studies Communication Studies Communication Studies Economics Economics Economics Environmental Studies Linguistics Geography Geography Geography Forestry Forestry Political Science Political Science Applied Arts & Science Applied Arts & Science Parks, Tourism & Recreation Parks, Tourism & Recreation Sociology Sociology Sociology Sociology Sociology Sociology Women & Gender Studies ANTY 122S ANTY 250S BGEN 105S COM 150S Race and minorities Intro. to Archeology Intro. to Business Interpersonal Communication COM 260S Children's Communication COMM 110S Intro. to Interpersonal Communication COMM 202S Nonverbal Communication COMM 230S Intro. to Organizational Communication ECNS 101S ECNS 201S ECNS 202S ENST 489S LING 270S GPHY 121S GPHY 141S GPHY 323S NRSM 121S NRSM 370S PSCI 210S PSCI 220S PSYX 100S PSYX 161S PTRM 100S Economics Ways of Thinking Principles of Microeconomics Principles of Macroeconomics Environmental Justice Issues and Solutions Intro. to Linguistics Intro. to Human Geography Geography of World Regions Economic Geography of Rural Areas Nature of Montana Wildland Conservation Policy and Governance Intro. to American Government Intro. to Comparative Government Intro. to Psychology Intro. to Organizational Psychology Intro. to Parks, Recreation, and Tourism PTRM 217S Wildland Recreation Management SOCI 101S SOCI 130S SOCI 211S SOCI 212S SOCI 220S SOCI 275S WGS 263S Intro. to Sociology Sociology of Alternative Religions Intro. to Criminology Social Issues in Southeast Asia Race, Gender and Class Gender and Society Intro. to Women's and Gender Studies Exempted courses – will retain general education status Management MGMT 101 Introduction to the Entertainment Business Removal General education designation will be removed from course effective fall 2013. Anthropology Geography Management Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology ANTY 220S GEOG 241 BGMT 340 PSYX 161 PSYX 230 PSYX 270 PSYX 280 PSYX 340 PSYX 378S PSYX 360S PSYX 385S Psychology of Personality Montana Management and Organizational Behavior Fundamentals of Organizational Psychology Developmental Psychology Fundamental Psychology of Learning Fundamentals of Memory and Cognition Abnormal Psychology Introduction to Clinical Psychology Social Psychology Psychology of Personality Ethics and Human Values Approved courses (renewed) Department Anthropology Applied Computing & Electronics Computer Science Curriculum & Instruction Geosciences Health & Human Performance History Management Native American Studies Native American Studies Pharmacy Practice Philosophy Philosophy Philosophy Social Work Course Number ANTY 326E CSCI 215E Course Title Indigenous Peoples and Global Development Social and Ethical Issues in Computer Science CSCI 216E EDU 407E Technology, Ethics, and Society Ethics and Policy Issues GEO 304E HHP 475E HSTR 272E BGEN 320E NAS 303E Science and Society Legal and Ethical Issues in the Exercise Professions Terrorism: Violence in the Modern World Business Ethics and Social Responsibility Ecological Perspectives NASX 304E Native American Beliefs and Philosophy PHAR 514E PHL 110E PHL 112E PHL 114E SC 410E Case Studies in Pharmacy Ethics Introduction to Ethics Introduction to Ethics and the Environment Introduction to Political Ethics Ethics in the Helping Professions Religious Studies RELS 281E Comparative Ethics Exempted courses – will retain general education status Anthropology Modern and Classical Languages Computer Science Honors College Honors College Forestry Forestry Philosophy Philosophy Political Science ANTY 403E CLAS 365E Ethics and Anthropology The Roots of Western Ethics CSCI 315E HC 122E HC 320E NRSM 449E NRSM 489E PHL 210E PHL 421E PSCI 250E Computer, Ethics, and Society Ways of Knowing II Research Portfolio Seminar Climate Change Ethics and Policy Ethics, Forestry and Conservation Moral Philosophy Ethical Issues in Medicine Introduction to Political Theory Removal General education designation will be removed from course effective fall 2013. Applied Arts and Science Chemistry History History History Forestry WRIT 240E Arguments and Contemporary Issues CHEM 302E HSTR 374E HSTR 384E HSTR 472E NRSM 449E Chemical Literature and Scientific Writing War, Peace, and Society History of International Human Rights Problems of Peace and Security Climate Change Ethics and Policy Any unit that wishes to retain the above General Education designations for existing courses must submit a completed General Education Form for each course listed below. Late submissions will not be accepted. Exceptions are granted only for extenuating circumstances. If the course was approved for general education status fall 2009 or after it is exempt until spring 2016. Please contact the Faculty Senate Administrative Associate Camie Foos, x5553 if you have any questions. Courses that are denied will be given a one-year grace period to resubmit during the Fall 2012 Curriculum Review period. Any course that has not been accepted by the end of the grace period will not be included in the 2013-2014 catalogue.
