Written Communication ENGL 10600- First- Year Extensive practice in writing

Composition clear and effective prose.

Instruction in organization,
audience, style, and
research-based writing.
Information Literacy ENGL 10600 (as stated The first half of t he basic
above) composition sequence.
ENGL 10100- English Extensive practice in writing
Composition I clear and effective prose.
Instruction in logic, structure,
and style.
Oral Communication COM 11400- Fundamentals A study of communication
of Speech Communication theories as applied to
speech; practical
communicative experiences
ranging from interpersonal
communication and small
group process through
problem identification and
solution in standard speaker-
audience situations.
Science BIOL 20300- Human Anatomy A survey of normal structure
and Physiology and function of the human
organism. The human is
treated as an open system
with the capacity to
transport material, transform
energy, and maintain a
homeostatic state. The
capacities and limitations of
the human to cope with
changes in the environment
are emphasized. All major
systems of the human body
and their functions are
examined in relation to the
living organism. Integrated
into the study of human
organism are laboratory
exercises that emphasize the
essentials of human anatomy
and physiology.
Science, Technology, and STAT 11300- Statistics and Introduction to statistical
Society Society ideas and their impact on
 public policy and the
sciences. Sample surveys,
design of experiments,
measurement, analysis of
data, stimulating
probabilities, concepts of
inference. Application to
current issues and
controversies.
Mathematics/Quantitative MA 15300- College Algebra Exponents and radicals;
Reasoning algebraic and fractional
expressions. Equations and
inequalities, systems of linear
equations. Polynomial,
exponential, and logarithmic
functions.
Human Cultures: Humanities SPAN 20100- Spanish Level III An intermediate Spanish
course with emphasis on
communicative skills
(listening and speaking),
literacy skills (reading and
writing) and culture.
Human Cultures: Behavioral HDFS 21000- Introduction To This course provides and
& Social Sciences Human Development introduction to the
development of individuals
from the prenatal period to
adulthood and old age.
Theories and research
findings related to physical
growth, cognitive and
language development and
social and emotional
development will be
discussed.