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INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
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ACCOUNTING ………………………………………………………………… 2
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ……………………………………………..
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BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ………………………………………………..
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FAMILY BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP ………………………
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FINANCE ………………………………………………………………………
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FINANCIAL PLANNING ……………………………………………………..
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FOOD MARKETING ………………………………………………………….. 10
FOOD MARKETING CO-OP ………………………………………………… 10
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ………………………………………………
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LEADERSHIP, ETHICS AND ORGANIZATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY … 12
MANAGING HUMAN CAPITAL ……………………………………………… 14
MARKETING …………………………………………………………………… 16
SPORTS MARKETING ………………………………………………………. 16
PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETING ………………………………………… 17
RISK MANAGEMENT & INSURANCE ……………………………………… 18
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INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
ACCOUNTING (ACC)
Accounting requires these 3 specific courses:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
ENG 263
Writing for Organizations
PHL 320
Business, Society, and Ethics
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INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BSA)
Required:
ECN 102 Macroeconomics
Plus, any two courses from the following areas:
Economics: (maximum of one course from this section)
ECN 322
International Macroeconomics (Prerequisite ECN 102)
ECN 360
Industrial Organization (Prerequisite ECN 101)
ECN 370
Economic Development (Prerequisite ECN 101)
ECN 380
Managerial Economics
ECN 470
Ethical Values in the Marketplace
Political Science:
POL 101
Introduction to American Government and Politics (FYS)
POL 103
Introduction to Comparative Politics (FYS)
POL 111
Introduction to American Government and Politics
POL 113
Introduction to Comparative Politics
POL 302
Modern Political Thought
POL 303
American Political Thought
POL 315
Government and Business
POL 352
Political Economy of Booms and Busts
POL 357
America and World Economy
Psychology:
PSY 100
Introductory Psychology
PSY 123
Psychology of Men and Women (Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 101)
PSY 200
Personality (Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 101)
PSY 212
Multicultural Psychology (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
PSY 230
Social Psychology (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
PSY 235
Psychology of Gender (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
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Sociology:
SOC 101
Introductory Sociology
SOC 102
Social Problems
SOC 208
Sociology of Gender (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 211
Classic Sociological Theory (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 212
Social Research Methods I (with lab, 4 cr.)
SOC 262
White Collar Crime (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 335
Classes and Power in the United States (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 363
Philadelphia: In Black and White
English:
ENG 206
Rhetoric in Modern Practice
ENG 263
Writing for Organizations
Interdisciplinary Health Sciences:
IHS 346
The Administration of Healthcare and Public Health
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INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE (DSS)
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
MAT 119*
Applied Calculus (or higher level Calculus course) or
MAT 123*
Differential Calculus or
MAT 156*
Applied Calculus II or
MAT 162*
Calculus II
Plus, any one course from the following departments:
Political Science:
POL 111
Introduction to American Government and Politics
POL 113
Introduction to Comparative Politics
POL 115
Introduction to International Politics
POL 302
Modern Political Thought
POL 303
American Political Thought
POL 315
Government and Business
POL 352
Political Booms and Busts
Psychology:
PSY 100
Introductory Psychology
PSY 123
Psychology of Men and Women
PSY 212
Multicultural Psychology
PSY 230
Social Psychology
PSY 235
Psychology of Gender
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FAMILY BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (FBE)
Required:
ECN 102 Macroeconomics
Plus, any two courses from the following areas:
Economics: (maximum of one course from this section)
ECN 322
International Macroeconomics (Prerequisite ECN 102)
ECN 360
Industrial Organization (Prerequisite ECN 101)
ECN 370
Economic Development (Prerequisite ECN 101)
ECN 380
Managerial Economics
ECN 470
Ethical Values in the Marketplace
Political Science:
POL 101
Introduction to American Government and Politics (FYS)
POL 103
Introduction to Comparative Politics (FYS)
POL 111
Introduction to American Government and Politics
POL 113
Introduction to Comparative Politics
POL 302
Modern Political Thought
POL 303
American Political Thought
POL 315
Government and Business
POL 352
Political Economy of Booms and Busts
POL 357
America and World Economy
Psychology:
PSY 100
Introductory Psychology
PSY 123
Psychology of Men and Women (Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 101)
PSY 200
Personality (Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 101)
PSY 212
Multicultural Psychology (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
PSY 230
Social Psychology (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
PSY 235
Psychology of Gender (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
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Sociology:
SOC 101
Introductory Sociology
SOC 102
Social Problems
SOC 208
Sociology of Gender (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 211
Classic Sociological Theory (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 212
Social Research Methods I (with lab, 4 cr.)
SOC 262
White Collar Crime (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 335
Classes and Power in the United States (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 363
Philadelphia: In Black and White
English:
ENG 206
Rhetoric in Modern Practice
ENG 263
Writing for Organizations
Interdisciplinary Health Sciences:
IHS 346
The Administration of Healthcare and Public Health
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INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
FINANCE (FIN)
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
MAT 119*
Applied Calculus (or higher level Calculus course) or
MAT 123*
Differential Calculus or
MAT 156*
Applied Calculus II or
MAT 162*
Calculus II
Plus, for the third ILC course, students must take one additional course (excluding first
year seminars) from Economics, English, Math, Philosophy, Political Science,
Psychology, or Sociology.
Please note: A course that is used to fulfill one of the Variable course areas cannot
also double count as an ILC course.
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The Finance Department recommends that students who satisfy the GEP Math Beauty
requirement by taking either MAT 155 or MAT 161 take the second course in the
sequence (MAT 156 or MAT 162) as the second FIN ILC course. However, these
students also have the option of fulfilling this ILC requirement by taking any other MAT
class (100-level or above, excluding first-year seminars). All FIN majors must take at
least one calculus course (MAT 119, MAT 123, MAT 155, or MAT 161), and two Math
classes in total (excluding first-year seminars).
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INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
FINANCIAL PLANNING (FPL)
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
MAT 119*
Applied Calculus (or higher level Calculus course) or
MAT 123*
Differential Calculus or
MAT 156*
Applied Calculus II or
MAT 162*
Calculus II
Plus, for the third ILC course, students must take one additional course (excluding first
year seminars) from Economics, English, Math, Philosophy, Political Science,
Psychology, or Sociology.
Please note: A course that is used to fulfill one of the Variable course areas cannot
also double count as an ILC course.
*
The Finance Department recommends that students who satisfy the GEP Math Beauty
requirement by taking either MAT 155 or MAT 161 take the second course in the
sequence (MAT 156 or MAT 162) as the second FIN ILC course. However, these
students also have the option of fulfilling this ILC requirement by taking any other MAT
class (100-level or above, excluding first-year seminars). All FIN majors must take at
least one calculus course (MAT 119, MAT 123, MAT 155, or MAT 161), and two Math
classes in total (excluding first-year seminars).
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FOOD MARKETING (FMK)
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
CHM 111
Food Chemistry II
Plus either of the following as the third course:
PSY 100
Introduction to Psychology or
1SOC
Introduction to Sociology
101
FOOD MARKETING CO-OP (FMK)
Required:
CHM 111
Food Chemistry II
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
Plus either of the following as the third course:
1SOC
PSY 100
Introduction to Psychology or
1SOC
Introduction to Sociology
101
101 Intro to Sociology also fulfills the Diversity Overlay requirement.
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
and one of either:
POL 115
Introduction to International Politics or
ECN 321
International Trade (Prerequisite ECN 101 or ECN 102 )
And an advanced foreign language course:
Take one advanced foreign language course beyond the General Education
requirements in the target language. These include the conversation course
(301), the composition course (302), the business course, the culture and
civilization course, or other pre-approved course in the target language.
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INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
LEADERSHIP, ETHICS AND ORGANIZATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY (LEO)
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
Plus, any two courses from the following areas:
Economics: (maximum of one course from this section)
ECN 322
International Macroeconomics (Prerequisite ECN 102)
ECN 360
Industrial Organization (Prerequisite ECN 101)
ECN 370
Economic Development (Prerequisite ECN 101)
ECN 380
Managerial Economics
ECN 470
Ethical Values in the Marketplace
Political Science:
POL 101
Introduction to American Government and Politics (FYS)
POL 103
Introduction to Comparative Politics (FYS)
POL 111
Introduction to American Government and Politics
POL 113
Introduction to Comparative Politics
POL 302
Modern Political Thought
POL 303
American Political Thought
POL 315
Government and Business
POL 352
Political Economy of Booms and Busts
POL 357
America and World Economy
Psychology:
PSY 100
Introductory Psychology
PSY 123
Psychology of Men and Women (Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 101)
PSY 200
Personality (Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 101)
PSY 212
Multicultural Psychology (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
PSY 230
Social Psychology (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
PSY 235
Psychology of Gender (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
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Sociology:
SOC 101
Introductory Sociology
SOC 102
Social Problems
SOC 208
Sociology of Gender (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 211
Classic Sociological Theory (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 212
Social Research Methods I (with lab, 4 cr.)
SOC 262
White Collar Crime (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 335
Classes and Power in the United States (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 363
Philadelphia: In Black and White
English:
ENG 206
Rhetoric in Modern Practice
ENG 263
Writing for Organizations
Interdisciplinary Health Sciences:
IHS 346
The Administration of Healthcare and Public Health
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MANAGING HUMAN CAPITAL (MHC)
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
Plus, any two courses from the following areas:
Economics: (maximum of one course from this section)
ECN 322
International Macroeconomics (Prerequisite ECN 102)
ECN 360
Industrial Organization (Prerequisite ECN 101)
ECN 370
Economic Development (Prerequisite ECN 101)
ECN 380
Managerial Economics
ECN 470
Ethical Values in the Marketplace
Political Science:
POL 101
Introduction to American Government and Politics (FYS)
POL 103
Introduction to Comparative Politics (FYS)
POL 111
Introduction to American Government and Politics
POL 113
Introduction to Comparative Politics
POL 302
Modern Political Thought
POL 303
American Political Thought
POL 315
Government and Business
POL 352
Political Economy of Booms and Busts
POL 357
America and World Economy
Psychology:
PSY 100
Introductory Psychology
PSY 123
Psychology of Men and Women (Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 101)
PSY 200
Personality (Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 101)
PSY 212
Multicultural Psychology (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
PSY 230
Social Psychology (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
PSY 235
Psychology of Gender (Prerequisites: PSY 100 or PSY 101, or PSY 200)
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Sociology:
SOC 101
Introductory Sociology
SOC 102
Social Problems
SOC 208
Sociology of Gender (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 211
Classic Sociological Theory (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 212
Social Research Methods I (with lab, 4 cr.)
SOC 262
White Collar Crime (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 335
Classes and Power in the United States (Prerequisite SOC 101 or SOC 102)
SOC 363
Philadelphia: In Black and White
English:
ENG 206
Rhetoric in Modern Practice
ENG 263
Writing for Organizations
Interdisciplinary Health Sciences:
IHS 346
The Administration of Healthcare and Public Health
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INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
MARKETING (MKT)
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
Plus, any two courses from the Social Sciences of Economics, Psychology or Sociology
(excluding First Year Seminars)
Please note: A course that is used to fulfill one of the Variable course areas cannot
also double count as an ILC course.
INTEGRATED LEARNING COURSES 2012 – 2013
SPORTS MARKETING
Required:
ECN 102 Macroeconomics
ECN 420 Sports Economics
Plus, a course from the Social Sciences of Economics, Psychology or Sociology
(excluding First Year Seminars)
Please note: A course that is used to fulfill one of the Variable course areas cannot
also double count as an ILC course.
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PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETING (PMK)
Required:
BIO 164
Introduction to Pharmacology (Class of 2014 & 2015)
or IHS 458/458L Epidemiology + Lab (Class of 2016 & after)
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
Plus, one course from the following areas:
ART 173
Digital Photo I
ENG 261
Reporting and Writing
IHS/SOC 217
Mental Health & Society
POL 113
Introduction to Comparative Politics
PSY 100
Introductory Psychology
PSY 122
Abnormal Psychology for Non-Majors
PSY 200
Personality (prerequisite PSY 100)
SOC 102
Social Problems
THE 366
Christian Medical Ethics
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RISK MANAGEMENT & INSURANCE (RMI)
Required:
ECN 102
Macroeconomics
MAT 119*
Applied Calculus (or higher level Calculus course) or
MAT 123*
Differential Calculus or
MAT 156*
Applied Calculus II or
MAT 162*
Calculus II
Plus, for the third ILC course, students must take one additional course (excluding first
year seminars) from Economics, English, Math, Philosophy, Political Science,
Psychology, or Sociology.
Please note: A course that is used to fulfill one of the Variable course areas cannot
also double count as an ILC course.
*The
Finance Department recommends that students who satisfy the GEP Math Beauty
requirement by taking either MAT 155 or MAT 161 take the second course in the
sequence (MAT 156 or MAT 162) as the second FIN ILC course. However, these
students also have the option of fulfilling this ILC requirement by taking any other MAT
class (100-level or above, excluding first-year seminars). All FIN majors must take at
least one calculus course (MAT 119, MAT 123, MAT 155, or MAT 161), and two Math
classes in total (excluding first-year seminars).
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