CORE AREA I: SYMBOLIC AND ORAL COMMUNICATION
University-wide General Education Approved Course List
(3–5 courses)
COURSES MARKED BY AN ASTERISK (*) AND WHOSE TITLES ARE ENCLOSED IN QUOTATION MARKS (“ “) HAVE BEEN APPROVED ONLY FOR THE SUBJECT MATTERS INDICATED.
-- May 5, 2009
ENGLISH COMPOSITION (ENGL 1113 and 1213 or EXPO 1213)
ENGL 1113 Principles of English Composition
ENGL 1213 Principles of English Composition
EXPO 1213 Expository Writing
HON *3993 Leadership in Theory and Practice”
FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPONENT
(two courses in the same language, which can be satisfied by successfully completing two years in the same foreign language in high school)
ANTH 1713 Begin Amer Ind Languages I
ANTH 1723 Begin Amer Ind Languages II
ARAB 1115 Beginning Arabic
ARAB 1225 Beginning Arabic- continued
CHER 1715 Beginning Cherokee
CHER 1725 Beginning Cherokee-continued
CHEY 1713 Beginning Cheyenne
CHEY 1723 Beginning Cheyenne-continued
CHIN 1115 Beginning Chinese
CHIN 1225 Beginning Chinese-continued
CHOC 1715 Beginning Choctaw
CHOC 1725 Beginning Choctaw-continued
CREK 1715 Beginning Creek/Seminole
CREK 1725 Beginning Creek/Seminole-continued
FR 1115 Beginning French
FR 1225 Beginning French-continued
GERM 1115 Beginning German
GERM 1225 Beginning German-continued
GRK 1115 Beginning Greek
GRK 1215 Beginning Greek-continued
HEBR 1115 Beginning Hebrew I
HEBR 1225 Beginning Hebrew II
ITAL 1115 Beginning Italian I
ITAL 1225 Beginning Italian II
JAPN 1115 Beginning Japanese
JAPN 1225 Beginning Japanese-continued
KIOW 1713 Beginning Kiowa
KIOW 1723 Beginning Kiowa-continued
LAT 1115 Beginning Latin
LAT 1215 Beginning Latin-continued
LAT 1315 Intensive Introductory Latin
NAS 1713 Begin Amer Ind Languages I
NAS 1723 Begin Amer Ind Languages II
PORT 1115 Beginning Portuguese
PORT 1225 Beginning Portuguese-continued
PORT 1235 Intensive Portuguese for Spanish Speakers
RUSS 1115 Beginning Russian
RUSS 1225 Beginning Russian-continued
SPAN 1115 Beginning Spanish
SPAN 1225 Beginning Spanish-continued
UNIV *2000 “Independent Study in Arabic Language”
MATHEMATICS
one course
COMM 2513 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2843 Elements of Statistics
ECON 4223 Econometric Analysis
GEOG 3924 Analytic Methods
LSTD 1413 Mathematics for Liberal Studies
MATH 1473 Mathematics for Critical Thinking
MATH 1503 Introduction to Elementary Functions
MATH 1523 Elementary Functions
MATH 1643 Pre-calculus for Business, Life and Social Sciences
MATH 1743 Calculus I for Business, Life and Social Sciences
MATH 1823 Calculus/Analytical Geometry I
MATH 1914 Differential and Integral Calculus I
MATH 2123 Calculus II for Business, Life and Social Sciences
MATH 2423 Calculus/Analytical Geometry II
PHIL 1113 Introduction to Logic
PHIL 3113 Reasoning, Judgment, and Decision Making
PSY 2003 Understanding Statistics
S WK 2223 Statistics for Social Work
UNIV *1000 “Differential and Integral Calculus I”
UNIV *2000 “Differential and Integral Calculus II
OTHER
(courses in this area may not be used to meet the minimum hourly requirement for Core Area I, but may be used to meet the 40 hour total general education requirement)
ANTH 2303 General Linguistics
COMM 1113 Principles of Communication
COMM 2613 Public Speaking
GEOG 1113 The Language of Maps
LING 2303 General Linguistics
LIS 1013 Acquiring Knowledge in the Digital Age
PHIL 3123 Logic and Scientific Method
