COD transfer guide 5-09 - Benedictine University
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TRANSFER GUIDE COLLEGE OF DUPAGE and BENEDICTINE UNIVERSITY 2008-2009 Catalog 2009-2010 Catalog Benedictine University Core Requirements** for Transfer students with 20+ transferable hours: Core Categories Hours Suggestions Communications 9 Take ENG 1101, 1102 and SPH 1100 Common Core/Cultural Heritage 6 Must be completed at Benedictine University Series It is strongly suggested that students going into majors requiring more Mathematics 3 than core math complete at least one transferable math course prior to transfer. Humanities* 12 A total of 4 courses is required with at least 1 but no more than 2 courses in Art/Music, and one in Philosophy/Religion/Literature. The remaining two courses are to be chosen from Communications, Art, Music, Foreign Language, History, Literature, Philosophy, Religion, and Humanities. Science* 9 Courses need to be taken from both Life and Physical Science disciplines Social Science* 9 Take Psychology or Sociology, Anthropology or Political Science, and Economics or Business * It is suggested that IAI General Education courses be selected to fulfill these areas. College of DuPage IAI General Education courses are listed in bold. If you are following the IAI complete program for your AA/AS, you need to see your College of DuPage advisor. ** The general education core requirements may vary depending on the major selected. A core category cannot be fulfilled by more than 6 semester hours of the same subject. At least 9 semester hours must be completed outside the student's major program area for each divisional core requirement. Additional Resources: Illinois Articulation Initiative website: www.itransfer .org Benedictine University website: www.ben.edu Benedictine University online catalog: http://www.ben.edu/catalogs/catalogs/undergraduate/ Benedictine University Admissions: (630) 829-6300 (Transfer counselors are available for unofficial evaluations of credit) Notes: • 120 semester hours are required for graduation. • At least 55 of the 120 semester hours required for graduation must be completed at a four-year regionally accredited college/university. This rule applies to all students without exception. • A total of 45 semester hours must be completed at Benedictine University to meet the Academic Residency Requirement unless you are accepted into the Degree Completion Program. See the Benedictine University online catalog for rules for the Degree Completion Program and the Accelerated Adult Evening and Weekend Programs. • Thirty of the final 45 hours must be completed at Benedictine University including at least 12 credit hours at the 200-level or above in their major. • A major field of study requires at least 36 semester hours, of which a minimum of 24 semester hours must be completed at the 200-level or above, of which at least nine semester hours must be at the 300-level or above. Suggestions for current Benedictine University students: An “Approval of Transfer Credit Form” should be filled out prior to registration for any course taken off campus. This form is available online and at the Student Success Center and will need to be signed by your advisor, the department chair and the Student Success Center staff. Benedictine University reserves the right to change this document at any time. 5/09 KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. College of DuPage Benedictine University Subject Catalog Course Description Equivalency ACCT 0430 BOOKKEEPING does not transfer ACCT 1110 ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES GE/TBD ACCT 1140 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING ACCT 111 ACCT 1150 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING ACCT 112 ACCT 1175 MICROCOMPUTER ACCOUNTING GE ACCT 2200 INCOME TAX RETURN PREPARATION GE ACCT 2205 FEDERAL TAXATION I ACCT 312 at 200-level ACCT 2206 FEDERAL TAXATION II GE ACCT 2241 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I ACCT 211 ACCT 2242 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II ACCT 212 ACCT 2251 COST ACCOUNTING ACCT 311 at 200-level ACCT 2260-2272 ACCOUNTING GE ABE 0700-0721 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION does not transfer ASE 0840 ADULT SECONDARY EDUCATION does not transfer ADVER 1100 DRAWING FOR DESIGN 1 GE ADVER 1102 DESIGN 1 GE ADVER 1102+2201 DESIGN 1 + DESIGN 3 FNAR 101 ADVER 1104 DRAWING FOR DESIGN 2 GE ADVER 1105 DESIGN 2: TYPOGRAPHY FNAR-120 ADVER 1106 THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN GE ADVER 1107 IMAGE CREATION AND COMPOSITION GE ADVER 1108 DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION FOR DESIGN GE ADVER 2201 DESIGN 3 GE ADVER 2202 WEB/INTERACTIVE DESIGN 1 EM 200-level ADVER 2203 DESIGN FOR ADVERTISING EM 200-level ADVER 2204 ADVANCED ILLUSTRATION EM 200-level ADVER 2205 DESIGN 4 EM 200-level ADVER 2206 WEB/INTERACTIVE DESIGN 2 EM 200-level ADVER 2207 MEDIA CAMPAIGN EM 200-level ADVER 2208 PORTFOLIO SEMINAR does not transfer ADVER 2209 ANATOMY AND FIGURE EM 200-level ADVER 2210 CARTOONING does not transfer ADVER 2211 SEQUENTIAL ART EM 200-level AIRC 1100-2840 AIR CONDITIONING does not transfer ANAT 1500 SURVEY OF HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY SB ANAT 1551 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I (NO CADAVER) SB ANAT 1552 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II (NO CADAVER) SB ANAT 1551 + 1552 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I & II (NO CADAVER) BIOL 258 + 4 sh 100 level EL ANAT 1571 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY WITH CADAVER I SB ANAT 1571 + 1572 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY WITH CADAVER I & II BIOL 203 & 258 ANTH 1100 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY SS/ANTH 200 KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. ANTH 1101 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY GE ANTH 1105 PRACTICAL ANTHROPOLOGY SS/EM ANTH 1120 DISCOVERING ARCHAEOLOGY SS ANTH 1125 RACE, SEX, AND HUMAN EVOLUTION SS SS/EM ANTH 1130 PEOPLE AND CULTURES OF THE WORLD ANTH 2200 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGICAL METHODS GE ANTH 2240 FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY GE ANTH 2245 LABORATORY METHODS IN ARCHAEOLOGY GE ARCH 1100 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURE GE ARCH 1101-1130 ARCHITECTURE does not transfer ARCH 1131 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN GE ARCH 1141-2150 ARCHITECHTURE does not transfer ARCH 2201 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN I GE ARCH 2202 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN II GE ARCH 2203 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURAL THEORY GE ARCH 2210-2270 ARCHITECTURE does not transfer ART 1100 INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS F/FNAR 100 ART 1101 or 1102 DRAWING I / DRAWING II FNAR 111 ART 1105 INTRODUCTION TO STUDIO ART GE ART 1151 2-D DESIGN FNAR 101 ART 1152 3-D DESIGN EM ART 1181 PAPERMAKING GE ART 1185 BOOK ARTS GE ART 2201 LIFE DRAWING I FNAR 210 ART 2202 LIFE DRAWING II FNAR 210 ART 2211 ART HISTORY I: TO 1300 F/FNAR 203 ART 2212 + 2213 ART HIST II: 1300 to 1750 & ART HIST III: 1750 to PRESENT F/FNAR 204 ART 2214 INTRODUCTION TO NON-WESTERN ART F ART 2221 PAINTING I FNAR 250 ART 2222 PAINTING II FNAR 250 ART 2231 SCULPTURE I EM ART 2232 SCULPTURE II EM ART 2241 CERAMICS I EM ART 2242 CERAMICS II EM ART 2251-2252 JEWELRY/ METALSMITHING I & II does not transfer ART 2266 COMPUTER ART I EM ART 2267 COMPUTER ART II EM ART 2275 INTAGLIO PRINTMAKING FNAR 240 ART 2276 LITHOGRAPHY FNAR 243 AUTO 1110-2840 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY does not transfer BIOL 0470 BIOLOGY STUDY SKILLS does not transfer BIOL 1100 SURVEY OF BIOLOGY SB BIOL 1110 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY SB BIOL 1120 INTRODUCTION TO GENETICS SB/100-level EM BIOL 1140 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY OF AGING SB KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. BIOL 1151 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE SB/BIOL 198 BIOL 1152 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE BIOL 197 BIOL 1151 + 1152 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE BIOL 197 + 198 + 199 BIOL 2150 ECOLOGY SB/200 level EM BIOL 2151 CELL BIOLOGY EL BOT 1310 ETHNOBOTANY SB BOT 1320 PRAIRIE ECOLOGY EM 200 level BOT 2350 INTRODUCTION TO BOTANY BIOL 204 BOT 2360 LOCAL FLORA EM 200 level BUS 1100 INTRO TO BUSINESS GE BUS 1111-1120 BUSINESS does not transfer BUS 1161 ENTREPRENEURSHIP GE BUS 1170 ELECTRONIC BUSINESS/COMMERCE GE BUS 2200 BUSINESS BUDGETING does not transfer BUS 2210 PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE EL BUS 2255 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS EL BUS 2260 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE EL BUSL 2205 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS SS BUSL 2211 BUSINESS LAW I MGT 235 BUSL 2212 BUSINESS LAW II MGT 236 CHEM 0485 BASIC LABORATORY AND COMPUTATION CHEMISTRY does not transfer CHEM 1105 CONTEMPORARY CHEMISTRY SP CHEM 1211 GENERAL CHEMISTRY SP/CHEM 101 & 102 CHEM 1212 SURVEY OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY CHEM 103 & 104 CHEM 1551 PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY I CHEM 113 & 114 (or 115) CHEM 1552 PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY II CHEM 123 & 124 (or 125) CHEM 2213 INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY BCHM 261 CHEM 2551 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I CHEM 242 & 243 CHEM 2552 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II CHEM 247 & 248 CHIN 1100 CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE OF CHINA GE CHIN 1101 ELEMENTARY CHINESE I MDLG 101 CHIN 1102 ELEMENTARY CHINESE II MDLG 102 CHIN 2201 INTERMEDIATE CHINESE I MDLG 201 CHIN 2202 INTERMEDIATE CHINESE II H/MDLG 202 COM 0414-0449 COMMUNICATIONS does not transfer CIT 1121-2233, 22412252 LIMITED TO 6 SEMESTER HOURS GE CIT 2235 DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKS EM - CIS/CMSC* CIT 2450 UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION GE CIT 2455 LINUX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION GE CIT 2460 LINUX NETWORKING GE CIT 2610 NETWORK SECURITY GE CIT 2630 MS SQL SERVER ADMINISTRATION GE KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. CIT 2640 ETHICAL HACKING GE *A maximum of 3 semester hours of EL CIS credit at 2000-level is accepted in the CMSC major. Any additional coursework will not be accepted as science electives but will count as general electives. CIS 0800 LEARNING COMPUTER BASICS does not transfer CIS 1150 CIS/CMSC 180 CIS CIS 1150 & 2521 1110-1130, 11602510 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS & VISUAL BASIC.NET I CIS 2420 or 2430 (LIMITED TO 6 SEMESTER HOURS) MICROPROCESSOR ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE / MAINFRAME ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE CIS 2541 C++ LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING CIS/CMSC 200 CIS 2542 ADVANCED C++ WITH DATA STRUCTURE APPLICATIONS CIS/CMSC 205 CIS 2551 INTRODUCTION TO MS VISUAL C++ .NET PROGRAMMING EM* CIS 2552 OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT WITH VC++ .NET CIS/CMSC 274 CIS 2561-2620 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS EM* CIS 2630 MS SQL SERVER 2003 ADMINISTRATION GE CIS 2710 DATABASE MANAGEMENT GE CIS 2720 STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE (SQL) I GE CIS 2725 ENTERPRISE SQL APPLICATION GE CIS 2730 ENTERPRISE DATABASE DEVELOPMENT GE CIS 2770 INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN CIS 376 CIS 2790 SYSTEMS ANALYST SIMULATION GE CIS/CMSC 181 GE CIS/CMSC 220 *A maximum of 3 semester hours of EL CIS credit at 2000-level is accepted in the CMSC major. Any additional coursework will not be accepted as science electives but will count as general electives. CAD 1111-2840 COMPUTER-ASSISTED DESIGN/DRAFTING does not transfer CED 1150-2871 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION does not transfer COS 1103-2253 COSMETOLOGY does not transfer CRIM 1100 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOCL 260 CRIM 1110 POLICE OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURES GE CRIM 1112 CRIME PREVENTION GE CRIM 1120 TRAFFIC LAW AND INVESTIGATION does not transfer CRIM 1130 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS SOCL 306 CRIM 1135 GANGS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM GE CRIM 1140 PRINCIPLES OF SECURITY ADMINISTRATION does not transfer CRIM 1151 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW EL CRIM 1152 CRIMINAL LAW EL CRIM 1153 RULES OF EVIDENCE GE CRIM 1154 SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND THE LAW GE CRIM 1165 COMPUTERS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE GE CRIM 2230 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION EL CRIM 2235 BASIC EVIDENCE PHOTOGRAPHY does not transfer CRIM 2240 JUVENILE DELINQUECY EM CRIM 2250 POLICE ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION EL CRIM 2260 ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE EM KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. DHG 1101-2245 DENTAL HYGIENE does not transfer DMIN 1100-2222 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL IMAGING NUCLEAR MEDICINE does not transfer DMIR 1100-2312 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL IMAGING RADIOGRAPHY does not transfer DMIS 1100-2285 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL IMAGING SONOGRAPHY does not transfer ECE 1100-2260 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE does not transfer EARTH 1140 FUNDAMENTALS OF EARTH SCIENCE SP/GEOG/PHYS/ENVS 105 or PHYS 107 EARTH 1101 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY OF EARTH'S INTERIOR SP EARTH 1102 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY OF EARTH'S SURFACE SP EARTH 1110 INTRODUCTION TO METEOROLOGY SP EARTH 1111 CLIMATE AND GLOBAL CHANGE SP EARTH 1115 SEVERE AND UNUSUAL WEATHER SP EARTH 1116 WEATHER ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING I does not transfer EARTH 1117 WEATHER FORECASTING II does not transfer EARTH 1122 ASTRONOMY: THE SOLAR SYSTEM SP EARTH 1124 ASTRONOMY: STARS AND GALAXIES SP EARTH 1126 OBSERVATIONAL ASTRONOMY SP EARTH 1130 INTRODUCTION TO OCEANOGRAPHY SP EARTH 1135 INTRODUCTION TO HYDROLOGY GE EARTH 2102 ORIGIN + EVOLUTION OF THE EARTH SP EARTH 2103 GEOLOGIC FIELD INVESTIGATIONS GE EARTH 2110 INTERMEDIATE METEROLOGY GE EARTH 2116 ADVANCED WEATHER ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING II does not transfer EARTH 2117 ADVANCED WEATHER ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING II does not transfer ECON 1110 CONSUMER ECONOMICS AND PERSONAL FINANCE GE ECON 2200 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS SS ECON 2201 MACROECONOMICS AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY SS/ECON 101 ECON 2202 MICROECONOMICS AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY SS/ECON 102 ECON 2210 MONEY AND BANKING GE ECON 2220 COMPARATIVE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS EM EDU-PD 1105-1115 EDUCATION - PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT does not transfer EDU 1100 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION EDUC 205 EDU 1101 SCHOOL PROCEDURES I EDUC 200 EDU 1102 SCHOOL PROCEDURES II GE EDU 1150 SCHOOL RESOURCES GE EDUC 260 EDU 2201 EDUCATION FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN EDU 2202 INTRODUCTION TO LEARNING DISABILITIES EDUC 265 EDU 2211 SURVEY OF LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN EDUC 235 ELMEC 1100-2630 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY does not transfer KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. ELECT 1100-2273 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY does not transfer ENGIN 1101 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS AND DESIGN ENGR 120 ENGIN 2201 STATICS ENGR 220 ENGIN 2202 DYNAMICS ENGR 221 ENGIN 2203 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS ENGR 221 ENGIN 2205 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS PHYS 310 at 200-level ENGIN 2210 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS AND THEORY TBD ENGIN 2213 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL SYSTEMS TBD ESL 0441-0958 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE does not transfer ENGL-C 0490-0492 ENGLISH - COMPOSITION AND READING does not transfer ENGL-C 1101 ENGLISH COMPOSTION I WRIT S101 ENGL-C 1102 ENGLISH COMPOSTION II WRIT S102 ENGL-C 1105 INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL WRITING does not transfer ENGL-C 1110 TECHNICAL WRITING does not transfer ENGL-C 1115 does not transfer LITR 269 ENGL-C 2251, 2252, 2253 WRITING FOR THE WEB FICTION WRITING / POETRY WRITING / CREATIVE NONFICTION WRITING ENGL-C 2261 WRITING FOR PUBLICATION GE ENGL-F 1135 INTRODUCTION TO FILM ART F ENGL-L 1125 LINGUISTICS GE ENGL-L 2126 MODERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR GE ENGL-LIT 1130 ENGL-LIT 1150 ENGL-LIT 1151 ENGL-LIT 1152 ENGL-LIT 1153 ENGL-LIT 1154 ENGL-LIT 1156 INTRO TO LITERATURE H/EM SHORT FICTION H/EM NOVEL H/LITR 266 POETRY H/LITR 267 DRAMA H/LITR 268 FILM AS LITERATURE F/LITR 210 SCIENCE FICTION EM ENGL-LIT 1157 ENGL-LIT 1158 CHILDREN'S LITERATURE EDUC 235 BIBLE AS LITERATURE H/EM (ok for Religion core) ENGL-LIT 1159 ENGL-LIT 1160 GREEK MYTHOLOGY H/EM ENGL-LIT 1161 ENGL-LIT 1165 ENGL-LIT 2220 ENGL-LIT 2221 ENGL-LIT 2223 ENGL-LIT 2224 ENGL-LIT 2226 ENGL-LIT 2227 ENGL-LIT 2228 ENGL-LIT 2262 ENGL-LIT 2271 NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE H MULTICULTURAL LITERATURES OF THE US H LITERATURE AND GENDER H BRITISH AND LITERATURE TO 1800 H/LITR 257 BRITISH AND 1800 TO PRESENT H/LITR 258 AMERICAN LITERATURE FROM COLONIAL TO CIVIL WAR H/LITR 255 AMERICAN LITERATURE FROM CIVIL WAR TO PRESENT H/LITR 256 MASTERPIECES OF WORLD LITERATURE H/LITR 259 MODERN EUROPEAN LITERATURE H/EM SHAKESPEARE H/LITR 265 NON WESTERN LIT H POSTMODERN FICTION + FILM H KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. FACM 1100-2215 FACILITY MANAGEMENT does not transfer FASH 1101-2262 FASHION MERCHANDISING AN DESIGN does not transfer FIRE 1100 INTRODUCTION TO FIRE SCIENCE GE FIRE 1111-1120 FIRE SCIENCE GE FIRE 2221-2231 FIRE SCIENCE GE FIRE 2251-2260 FIRE SCIENCE GE FIRE 2271-2272 FIRE SCIENCE GE FIRE 2274-2285 FIRE SCIENCE GE FIRE 1101-1104 FIRE SCIENCE does not transfer FIRE 1840-2215 FIRE SCIENCE does not transfer FIRE 2232-2240 FIRE SCIENCE does not transfer FIRE 2261-2263 FIRE SCIENCE does not transfer FIRE 2273 FIRE SCIENCE does not transfer FOODS FOODS 110 + BENEDICTINE LIFE CYCLE NUTRITION, 1 SH NUTR 241 FOOD SERVICE ADMINISTRATION NUTR 250 FOOD SERVICE ADMINISTRATION NUTR 350 FOODS 1110 + 1109+1151+1152 +2220+2230 1105+1130+2202 +2230+2251 1105, 1109-1152, 2261 FOOD SERVICE ADMINISTRATION EM at 100-level* FOODS 2201-2203, 2270 FOOD SERVICE ADMINISTRATION EM at 200-level* FOODS 2205 CULINARY ARTS: INTERNATIONAL CUISINE NUTR 298* FOODS 2206 CULINARY ARTS: ASIAN CUISINE NUTR 298* FOODS 2220 FOOD SERVICE SANITATION EM at 100-level* FOODS FOODS *Do not count towards the Health Science degree FREN 1100 CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE OF FRANCE EL FREN 1101 ELEMENTARY FRENCH I FREN 101 FREN 1102 ELEMENTARY FRENCH II FREN 102 FREN 2201 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I FREN 201 FREN 2202 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II H/FREN 202 FREN 2251 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION I H/FREN 211 FREN 2252 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION II H/FREN 212 GEO 1100 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY: THE WESTERN WORLD SS GEO 1105 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY: THE EASTERN WORLD SS GEO 1110 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY SS GEO 1120 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY SS GEO 1130 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY SS GEO URBAN GEOGRAPHY SS GEO 1140 1151-1153, 22042235 GEOGRAPHY GE GERM 1100 GERMAN CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE GE GERM 1101 ELEMENTARY GERMAN I MDLG 101 GERM 1102 ELEMENTARY GERMAN II MDLG 102 GERM 2200 MODERN GERMAN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION H KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. GERM 2201 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I GERM 2202 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN II MDLG 201 H/MDLG 202 GERM 2251 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION I H/MDLG 211 GERM 2252 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION II H/MDLG 212 GRAPH 1101 does not transfer does not transfer GRAPH 1102 + 1185 PRINTING METHODS AND PROCESSES INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC PUBLISHING APPLICATIONS / DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT: ADOBE INDESIGN GRAPH 1103-1160 GRAPHIC ARTS TECHNOLOGY GRAPH 1183 DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT: QUARKXPRESS EM at 200-level GRAPH 1186 PRODUCTION ILLUSTRATION: ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR EM at 200-level GRAPH 2201-2220 GRAPHIC ART5 TECHNOLOGY does not transfer GRAPH 2230 GRAPHIC ARTS BUSINESS PRACTICE EM at 200-level GRAPH 2240 ADVANCED DIGITAL PAGE PAYOUT: QUARKXPRESS EM at 200-level GRAPH 2245 DIGITAL PREPRESS IMAGING: ADOBE PHOTOSHOP EM at 200-level GRAPH 2254 ADVANCED DIGITAL IMAGING: ADOBE PHOTOSHOP EM at 200-level GRAPH 2265 WEB PUBLISHING EL GRAPH 2266 ADVANCED WEB PUBLISHING COMM 381 GRAPH 2270 ADVANCED PRODUCTION ILLUSTRATION: ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR EM at 200-level GRAPH 2275 CAPSTONE: PRINT PRODUCTION GRAPH 2280 CAPSTONE: DIGITAL PRESS PRODUCTION EM at 200-level GRAPH 2820-2821 GRAPHIC ARTS TECHNOLOGY does not transfer HIT 1101-2231 HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY does not transfer HLTHS 1100-1106, 11151160 HEALTH SCIENCES does not transfer HLTHS 1110 BIOMEDICAL TERMINOLOGY HLSC 291* COMM 208 TBD *only two semester hours will count towards the HSLC major. HIST 1110 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I EL HIST 1120 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II EL HIST 1130 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES TO 1865 H/HIST 111 HIST 1140 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1865 H/HIST 112 HIST 1160 WORLD CIVLIZATION SINCE 1300 H/EM HIST 2205 EAST ASIAN CIVILIZATION H/EM HIST 2210 HISTORY AND CULTURE OF AFRICA H/EM HIST 2215 HISTORY AND CULTURE OF INDIA H/EM HIST 2220 HISTORY AND CULTURE OF CHINA H/EM HIST 2225 HISTORY AND CULTURE OF RUSSIA EM HIST 2230 HISTORY AND CULTURE OF JAPAN EM HIST 2235 20TH CENTURY WORLD HISTORY H/EM HIST 2240 HISTORY AND CULTURE OF LATIN AMERICA EM HIST 2245 HISTORY AND CULTURE OF ENGLAND EM HIST 2260 UNITED STATES SINCE 1945 EM HIST 2265 HISTORY OF ILLINOIS EM HIST 2270 HISTORY OF CHICAGO EM HORT 1100 INTRODUCTION TO HORTICULTURE SB KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. HORT 1101 SOILS AND FERTILIZERS SB HORT 1105-2271 HORTICULTURE does not transfer HOTEL 1100-2285 HOTEL AND LODGING MANAGEMENT does not transfer HUMAN 1100-2285 HUMAN SERVICES does not transfer HUMN 1101 INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES: THE ARTS F HUMN 1102 INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES: IDEAS AND VALUES H HUMN 1105 NON-WESTERN HUMANITIES HF HUMN 1110 THE ARTS AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY HF HUMN 2019 WOMEN IN THE ARTS H HUMN 2210 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT GE INTER 1110-2610 INTERIOR DESIGN does not transfer ITAL 1100 CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE OF ITALY GE ITAL 1101 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN I MDLG 101 ITAL 1102 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN II MDLG 102 ITAL 2201 INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN I MDLG 201 ITAL 2202 INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN II H/MDLG 202 ITAL 2251 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION I MDLG 211 ITAL 2252 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION II MDLG 212 JAPAN 1100 CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE OF JAPAN GE JAPAN 1101 ELEMENTARY JAPANESE I MDLG 101 JAPAN 1102 ELEMENTARY JAPANESE II MDLG 102 JAPAN 2201 INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE I MDLG 201 JAPAN 2202 INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE II H/MDLG 202 JAPAN 2251 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION I MDLG 211 JAPAN 2252 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION II MDLG 212 JOUR 1100 INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATION COMM 150 JOUR 1105 NEWS REPORTING AND WRITING COMM 209 JOUR 1110 NEWSPAPER LAB GE JOUR 1115 FEATURE MAGAZINE LAB GE JOUR 1120 INTRODUCTION TO BROADCASTING EM at 200-level JOUR 1130 BASIC NEWS EDITING EM at 200-level KOREAN 1100 CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE OF KOREA GE KOREAN 1101 ELEMENTARY KOREAN I MDLG 101 KOREAN 1102 ELEMENTARYKOREAN II MDLG 102 KOREAN 2201 INTERMEDIATE KOREAN I MDLG 201 INTERMEDIATE KOREAN II H/MDLG 202 KOREAN 2202 LIBRA 1101-2600 LIBRARY TECHNOLOGY does not transfer LTC 1140-1162 LONG-TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION does not transfer KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. MANAG 1100 SUPERVISION EL MANAG 1161 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EL MANAG 2170 PROJECT MANAGEMENT GE MANAG 2210 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT EM MANAG 2215 LEADERSHIP GE MANAG 2220-2260 MANAGEMENT EL MANUF 0480-2281 MANUFACTORING TECHNOLOGY does not transfer MARKE 1100 CONSUMER MARKETING GE MARKE 1170-1175 MARKETING does not transfer MARKE 2210 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING GE MARKE 2220-2260 MARKETING EL MATH 0410-1115 MATHEMATICS does not transfer MATH 1116 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS II GE MATH 1218 GENERAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS MATH 108 MATH 1220 QUANTITATIVE LITERACY MATH 108 MATH 1321 MATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS I MATH 112 MATH 1322 MATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS II MATH 222 MATH 1340 HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS EL at 100-level MATH 1428 COLLEGE ALGEBRA WITH APPLICATIONS MATH 110 MATH 1431 PRECALCULUS I MATH 110 MATH 1432 PRECALCULUS II: TRIGONOMETRY MATH 111 MATH 1533 FINITE MATHEMATICS MATH 105 MATH 1635 STATISTICS MGT/MATH/PLSC/PSYC/SOCL 150 MATH 2115 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS MATH 240 MATH 2134 CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES MATH 115 MATH 2231 CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I MATH 210 MATH 2232 CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY II MATH 211 MATH 2233 CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY III MATH 212 MATH 2245 LINEAR ALGEBRA MATH 300 at 200-level MATH 2270 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS MATH 260 MICRO 1420 MICROBIOLOGY SB/BIOL 208 MPTV 1011 + 1020 INTRODUCTION TO MOTION PICTURES AND TELEVISION / EDITING FOR MOTION PICTURES AND TELEVISION COMM 255 MPTV 1022-1220 MOTION PICTURE/TELEVISION EM at 200-level MPTV 1311 TWO-DIMENTIONAL ANIMATION I does not transfer MPTV 1320 TWO-DIMENTIONAL ANIMATION II EM at 200-level MPTV 1822-1840 MOTION PICTURE/TELEVISION does not transfer MPTV 2031-2131 EM at 200-level COMM 316 MPTV 2133 + 2140 MOTION PICTURE/TELEVISION DIRECTING FOR FILM/VIDEO / ADVANCED FILM/VIDEO PRODUCTION MPTV 2231-2233 MOTION PICTURE/TELEVISION EM at 200-level MPTV 2240 ADVANCED TELEVISION PRODUCTION COMM 316 MPTV 2331 THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANIMATION I does not transfer MPTV 2340 THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANIMATION II EM at 200-level KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. MUSIC 1100 MUSIC APPRECIATION F/MUSI 200 MUSIC 1101 + 1107 MUSIC THEORY I / AURAL SKILLS I MUSI 101 MUSIC 1102 + 1108 MUSIC THEORY II / AURAL SKILLS II MUSI 102 MUSIC 1104 INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN MUSIC F MUSIC 1105 MUSIC LITERATURE MUSI 204 MUSIC 1115 INTRODUCTION TO WORLD MUSIC F/MUSI 207 MUSIC 1120-1153 MUSIC EM MUSIC 1170 CLASS VOICE MUS 190/191 MUSIC 1171 + 1172 CLASS PIANO I / CLASS PIANO II MUS 194/195 MUSIC 1175-1990 MUSIC EM MUSIC 1191 JAZZ ENSEMBLE does not transfer MUSIC 1192 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE MUSI 125 MUSIC 1193 GUITAR ENSEMBLE MUSI 125 MUSIC 2201 + 2207 MUSIC THEORY III / AURAL SKILLS III MUSI 201 MUSIC 2202 + 2208 MUSIC THEORY IV / AURAL SKILLS IV MUSI 202 MUSIC 2211 RECORDING TECHNIQUES I EL MUSIC 2212 RECORDING TECHNIQUES II EL MUSIC 2271 CLASS PIANO III EM MUSIC 2272 CLASS PIANO IV EM MUSIC 2275 INTRODUCTION TO PIANO PEDAGOGY does not transfer NURSI 1100 NURSING does not transfer NURSI 1104-1208 NURSING GE* NURSI 1305-2100 NURSING does not transfer NURSI 2109-2202 NURSING GE* NURSI 2350 NURSING does not transfer *limited to a maximum of 30 semester hours OFTI PLGL PLGL 1100-2605 1100-1150, 1250, 2250 1200, 1500-2200, 2300-2500 OFFICE TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION does not transfer PARALEGAL STUDIES does not transfer PARALEGAL STUDIES GE PHI 1100 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY H PHI 1110 ETHICS H/PHIL 245 PHI 1112 BIOMEDICAL ETHICS EL PHI 1114 BUSINESS ETHICS EL PHI 1116 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS H PHI 1117 ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY H PHI 1118 MODERN PHILOSOPHY H PHI 1120 LOGIC H/PHIL 200 PHI 1125 CRITICAL THINKING H/EL PHI 1130 SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY PHIL 260 PHI 1145 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION H PHI 1150 WORLD RELIGIONS H/RELS 140 PHI 1160 HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION EDUC 205 PHI 2200 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE EM PHI 2250 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY OF ART EM KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. PHOTO 1100 FUNDAMENTALS OF PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO 1101 FOUNDATIONS OF DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY GE FNAR 293 PHOTO 1102 FOUNDATIONS OF FILM PHOTOGRAPHY FNAR 292 PHOTO 1105 HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY GE PHOTO 1170 UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY does not transfer PHOTO 1200-1260 PHOTOGRAPHY GE PHOTO 1300 STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY I does not transfer PHOTO 1400, 2400 COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY I & II GE PHOTO 1450 NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY does not transfer PHOTO PHOTOJOURNALISM GE PHOTO 1500 2100-2375, 27002750 EXTENDED PHOTOGRAPHIC PROJECT does not transfer PED 1101-1932 PHYSICAL EDUCATION does not transfer PED 2200-2202 PHYSICAL EDUCATION GE PED 2204-2239 PHYSICAL EDUCATION does not transfer PED 2240 INTRO TO SPORT PSYCHOLOGY GE PED 2244 LIFEGUARD TRAINING does not transfer PED 2251 LIVING WITH HEALTH PHED 257 PED 2253-2263 PHYSICAL EDUCATION does not transfer PHYTA 1100-2223 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT does not transfer PHYS 1100 PHYSICS SP/PHYS 101 PHYS 1161 TECHNICAL PHYSICS I TBD PHYS 1201 GENERAL PHYSICS I PHYS 113+114 PHYS 1202 GENERAL PHYSICS II PHYS 118+119 PHYS 2111 PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING I PHYS 211+205 PHYS 2112 PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING II PHYS 212+206 PHYS 2115 PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING III PHYS 213 PLSC 1100 INTRO TO POLITICAL SCIENCE SS/PLSC 100 PLSC 1101 AMERICAN POLITICS SS/PLSC 102 PLSC 1160 MODERN POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES EL PLSC 2203 COMPARATIVE POLITICS SS PLSC 2220 WORLD POLITICS SS/PLSC 101 PLSC 2221 POLITICS OF THE MIDDLE EAST EL PLSC 2240 INTRO TO THE U.S. FOREIGN POLICY EL PSYC 1100 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SS/PSYC 100 PSYC 1140 HUMAN SEXUALITY EL PSYC 1150 ADJUSTMENT GE PSYC 1180 INTRODUCTION TO BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH GE PSYC 2205 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY EM PSYC 2210 INDUSTRIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY EM PSYC 2220 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY EDUC 210/PSYC 241 PSYC 2230 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: CHILDHOOD SS/PSYC 200 PSYC 2233 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: ADOLESCENCE SS/PSYC 200 PSYC 2235 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: ADULTHOOD SS/PSYC 202 or SOCL 212 KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. PSYC 2237 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE LIFE SPAN SS/PSYC 200 or 202 PSYC 2240 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY SS/PSYC 210 or SOCL 210 PSYC 2255 PERSONALITY PSYC 220 PSYC 2260 ADBNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY EM at 200-level PSYC 2270 HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY EM PSYC 2280 STATISTICS FOR THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES PSYC 150 or EM READ 0410-0475 READING does not transfer REALE 1110-1840 REAL ESTATE TBD REL 1100 INTRODUCTION TO RELIGION H/RELS 100 REL 1110 INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE (OLD TESTAMENT) H/RELS 150 REL 1120 INTRODCUTION TO THE BIBLE (NEW TESTAMENT) H/RELS 155 REL 1150 WORLD RELIGIONS H/RELS 140 REL 1155 ASIAN THOUGHT H/RELS 120 REL 2160 JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM EM RESP 1101-2280 RESPIRATORY CARE does not transfer RUS 1101 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN I MDLG 101 RUS 1102 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN II MDLG 102 RUS 2201 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN I MDLG 201 RUS 2202 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN II H/MDLG 202 SSC 1100 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL SCIENCE GE SOC 1100 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY SS/SOCL 100 SOC 1120 SOCIOLOGY OF SEX, GENDER AND POWER SS/EM SOC 2200 INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH METHODS EM SOC 2205 STATISTICS FOR THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES SOCL 150 or EM SS/SOCL 240 SOC 2210 SOCIAL PROBLEMS SOC 2215 RACIAL AND ETHNIC RELATIONS SS/SOCL 205 SOC 2220 SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY SS/SOCL 270 SOC 2230 CRIMINOLOGY SOCL 321 at 200-level SOC 2251 HEALTH AND ILLNESS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY EM SOC 2252 SOCIAL GERONTOLOGY: AGING AND SOCIETY EM SOC 2253 DYING, DEATH AND BEREAVEMENT EM SOC 2290 SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONS EM SPA 1100 CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE OF SPAIN EL SPA 1101 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I SPAN 101 SPA 1102 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II SPAN 102 SPA 2201 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I SPAN 201 SPA 2202 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II H/SPAN 202 SPA 2206 SPANISH FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS I H SPA 2208 SPANISH FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS II H SPA 2251 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION I H/SPAN 211 SPA 2252 CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION II H/SPAN 212 KEY: H: Humanities core elective. F: Fine Arts core elective. HF: Humanities/Fine Arts core elective. SB: Biological Science core elective. SP: Physical Science core elective. SS: Social Science core elective. EM: Elective in the major. There may be limits to the number of hours applied to a major. EL: General Elective that may also satisfy a requirement in the core, major or minor. GE: General Elective. These courses will only count towards the 120 hours needed for graduation. TBD: To be determined. A course syllabus may be required. SPE 1100 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION SPCH S110 SPE 1110-2210 SPEECH COMMUNICATION GE SLPA 1101-1112, 18212112 SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY ASSISTANT does not transfer SLPA 1301, 2301 SIGN LANGUAGE I & II GE SURGT 1000-1190 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY does not transfer THEA 1100 THEATER APPRECIATION F THEA 1104-2230 THEATER GE TMASS 1101-2149 THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE does not transfer TRAV 1121-2820 TRAVEL AND TOURISM does not transfer VOCA 0611-0661 VOCATIONAL SKILLS does not transfer WLED 1100-2840 WELDING TECHNOLOGY does not transfer WOOD 0610-0620 WOODWORKING does not transfer ZOO 1220 INSECTS AND HUMANS SB ZOO 2250 COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY BIOL 254 ZOO 2260 INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY EM at 200-level
