Approved Area III, IV, and VI General Education Courses for Engineering

DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING

Approved Area III, IV, and VI general education courses for engineering programs Required courses are listed in red, and courses not accepted are printed with strike-through. Some courses may have pre-requisites or class-standing requirements. This list was taken from the 2010-11 Undergraduate Bulletin. Consult the current bulletin for an updated list of courses. Engineering students satisfy Area I, II, and V requirements through the engineering curriculum. ______Area III: Individual, Culture, and Society (6 credits) • INTL I200 - Introduction to International Studies: Emerging Global Visions • AFRO A210 - The Black Woman in America • JOUR C200 - Mass Communications • ANTH E105 - Culture and Society • JOUR J110 - Foundations of Journalism and Mass Communication • ANTH L200 - Language and Culture • LING L103 - Introduction to the Study of Language • ANTH P200 - Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology • NUR 30900 - Transcultural Healthcare • BUS W100 - Principles of Business Administration • OLS 25200 - Human Relations in Organizations • CDFS 25500 - Introduction to Couple and Family Relationships • OLS 26800 - Elements of Law • COM 25000 - Mass Communication and Society • PACS P200 - Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies • COM 30300 - Intercultural Communication • POLS S103 - Introduction to American Politics - Honors • ECON E200 - Fundamentals of Economics • POLS S211 - Introduction to Law - Honors • ECON E201 - Introduction to Microeconomics (required) • POLS Y103 - Introduction to American Politics • ENG L364 - Native American Literature • POLS Y105 - Introduction to Political Theory • FOLK F101 - Introduction to Folklore • POLS Y107 - Introduction to Comparative Politics • FOLK F111 - Introduction to World Folk Music • POLS Y109 - Introduction to International Relations • GERN G231 - Introduction to Gerontology • POLS Y211 - Introduction to Law • HIST H105 - American History I • PSY 12000 - Elementary Psychology • HIST S105 - American History Honors To 1877 • PSY 12000 - Elementary Psychology - Honors • HIST H106 - American History II • PSY 24000 - Introduction to Social Psychology • HIST S106 - American History Honors Since 1877 • PSY 33500 - Stereotyping and Prejudice • HIST H113 - History of Western Civilization I • PSY 35000 - Abnormal Psychology • HIST H114 - History of Western Civilization II • SOC S161 - Principles of Sociology • HIST H232 - The World in the 20th Century • SOC S163 - Social Problems • HIST S232 - The World in the 20th Century - Honors • SPEA E162 - Environment and People • HSRV 35000 - Drugs and Society • SPEA H120 - Contemporary Health Issues • IDIS G103 - Freshman Seminar/The Individual, Culture, and Society • SPEA J101 - The American Criminal Justice System • IET 10500 - Industrial Management • SPEA V170 - Introduction to Public Affairs ______Area IV: Humanistic Thought (6 credits) • FINA H111 - Ancient and Medieval Art • FINA H112 - Renaissance Through Modern Art • CLAS C205 - Classical Mythology • FINA H401 - Art Theory IV • CMLT C217 - Detective and Mystery Literature • FINA H415 - Art of Pre-Columbian America • COM 24800 - Introduction to Media Criticism and Analysis • FOLK F254 - Social History of Rock and Roll • ENG L101 - Western World Masterpieces I: Ancient to Renaissance • FREN F310 - Topics in French Literature in Translation • ENG L102 - Western World Masterpieces II: Renaissance to Modern • FWAS H201 - Humanities I: The Ancient World • ENG L108 - Introduction to Contemporary Literature • FWAS H202 - Humanities II: Foundations of the Modern Western • ENG L150 - Representative American Writers World • ENG L250 - American Literature Before 1865 • HON H101 - Ideas and Human Experience • ENG L251 - American Literature Since 1865 • IDIS G104 - Freshman Seminar/ Humanistic Thought • ENG L301 - Critical and Historical Survey of English Literature I • ILCS I208 - International Cinema • ENG L302 - Critical and Historical Survey of English Literature II • INTR 22000 - Architecture and Urban Form • FILM K101 - Introduction to Film • INTR 32000 - Architecture and Urban Form in the Modern World • FINA A170 - Women Artists/The Visual Arts • INTR 33000 - Culture and Design: A Cross-Culture Comparison of • FINA H101 - Art Appreciation Architecture (over) Approved Area III, IV, and VI general education courses for engineering programs

• MUS N101 - Music for the Listener - Honors • PHIL 15000 - Principles of Logic • MUS Z101 - Music for the Listener • PHIL 31200 - Medical Ethics • MUS Z105 - Traditions in World Music • PHIL 35100 - Philosophy of Science • MUS Z201 - History of Rock and Roll Music • REL 11200 - Religion and Culture • MUS Z393 - History of Jazz • REL 23000 - Religions of the East • PHIL 11000 - Introduction to Philosophy • REL 23100 - Religions of the West • PHIL 11100 – Ethics • REL 30100 - Islam • PHIL 11200 - Religion and Culture • THTR 20100 - Theatre Appreciation • PHIL 12000 - Critical Thinking ______Area VI: Inquiry and Analysis (3 credits) • POLS S401 - Studies in Political Science-Honors • POLS Y306 - State Politics in the United States • ANTH E335 - Ancient Civilizations of Mesoamerica • POLS Y307 - Indiana State Government and Politics • ANTH P370 - Ancient Cultures of South America • POLS Y335 - Western European Politics • BIOL 30400 - Major Ideas in Biology (Honors) • POLS Y339 - Middle Eastern Politics • BIOL 31700 - Addictions: Biology, Psychology, and Society • POLS Y340 - East European Politics • BIOL 32600 - Heredity: A Human Perspective (Honors) • POLS Y350 - Politics of the European Union • BIOL 34900 - Environmental Science • POLS Y360 - U.S. Foreign Policy • CHM 22400 - Introductory Quantitative Analysis • POLS Y376 - International Political Economy • CMLT C333 - Romanticism • POLS Y401 - Studies in Political Science • CMLT C337 - The 20th Century: Tradition and Change • POLS Y490 - Senior Seminar in Political Science • COM 31600 - Controversy in American Society • PSY 31700 - Addictions: Biology, Psychology and Society • CS 30600 - Computers in Society • PSY 33400 - Cross Cultural Psychology • ECON E306 - Undergraduate Seminar in Economics • PSY 34500 - Psychology of Women • ECON E340 - Introduction to Labor Economics • PSY 35300 - Social and Personality Development in Children • EDUC E346 - Discipline/Parenting for Young Children • PSY 36200 - Human Development II: Adolescence • EDUC K410 - Trends and Issues in Special Education • PSY 36500 - Development of Gender Roles in Children • ENG L399 - Junior Seminar • PSY 36700 - Adult Development and Aging • ENG W421 - Technical Writing Projects • PSY 37100 - Death and Dying • ENG W462 - Studies in Rhetoric and Composition • PSY 44400 - Human Sexual Behavior • FILM K390 - The Film and Society • PSY 46000 - Advanced Abnormal Psychology • FOLK F305 - Asian Folklore • SOC S309 - The Community • GEOL G300 - Environmental and Urban Geology • SOC S314 - Social Aspects of Health and Medicine • GEOL G305 - Geologic Fundamentals in Earth Science • SOC S315 - Work and Occupations • HIST A313 - Origins of Modern America • SOC S316 - The Family • HIST D426 - History of Balkans: 1914 to Present • SOC S320 - Deviant Behavior and Social Control • HON H300 - Interdepartmental Colloquium • SOC S325 - Criminology • HON H302 - Interdepartmental Colloquium • SOC S328 - Juvenile Delinquency • LING L303 - Introduction to Linguistic Analysis • SOC S360 - Topics in Social Policy • LING L360 - Language in Society • SPEA E400 - Topics in Environmental Studies • MA 31400 - Introduction to Mathematical Modeling • SPEA H371 - Human Resource Management in Healthcare Facilities • MUS L418 - Psychology of Music • SPEA H422 - The Social Epidemics: AIDS, Violence, and Substance • MUS U410 - Creative Arts, Health, and Wellness Abuse • NUR 33900 - Research in Healthcare • SPEA V348 - Management Science • OLS 45400 - Gender and Diversity in Management • SPEA V371 - Financing Public Affairs • OLS 49600 - Leading Change: Theory and Practice • SPEA V373 - Human Resources Management in the Public Sector • PHIL 30300 - History of Modern Philosophy • SPEA V450 - Contemporary Issues in Public Affairs (Honors) • PHIL 30400 - 19th Century Philosophy • STAT 34000 - Elementary Statistical Methods II • PHYS 30200 - Puzzles, Strategy Games, and Problem Solving in the • THTR 47000 - Theatre and Society I Physical Sciences • THTR 47100 - Theatre and Society II • PHYS 32500 - Scientific Computing • WOST W301 - International Perspectives on Women • PHYS 34200 - Modern Physics ______

updated 21 March 2011