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Aurora University Undergraduate Course Catalog 2020-2021 Aurora University Undergraduate Course Catalog 2020-2021 1 Contents UNDERGRADUATE SPECIAL COURSE DETAILS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 MAJOR AND MINOR PROGRAMS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 ACCOUNTING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 ACTUARIAL SCIENCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE MINOR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 BILINGUAL/ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE EDUCATION MINOR --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 BIOLOGY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 BIOLOGY FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION LICENSURE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 BIOLOGY MINOR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 BIOTECHNOLOGY MINOR ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 BLACK STUDIES MINOR-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 CHEMISTRY --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 CHEMISTRY MINOR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 15 COACHING AND YOUTH SPORT DEVELOPMENT MINOR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 COMMUNICATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 COMPUTER SCIENCE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 COMPUTER SCIENCE MINOR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 CRIMINAL JUSTICE MINOR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 CYBERSECURITY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 DISABILITIES STUDIES ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIAL EDUCATION WITH BILINGUAL/ESL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 22 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 ENGLISH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 29 ENGLISH FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION LICENSURE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SUSTAINABILITY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 EXERCISE SCIENCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 FINANCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 35 FRENCH MINOR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35 GENDER STUDIES MINOR ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36 GENERAL EDUCATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36 GENERAL STUDIES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38 GRAPHIC DESIGN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 HEALTH SCIENCE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40 HISTORY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 40 HISTORY FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES LICENSURE ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42 HOMELAND SECURITY MINOR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44 HUMAN ANIMAL STUDIES ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 LATIN AMERICAN AND LATINO/A STUDIES MINOR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45 MARKETING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46 MATHEMATICS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47 MATHEMATICS FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION LICENSURE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 MATHEMATICS MINOR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49 2 MUSEUM STUDIES MINOR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49 MUSIC -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 MUSIC MINOR ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52 MUSICAL THEATRE------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53 NURSING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 PARKS AND RECREATION LEADERSHIP ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58 PHYSICAL EDUCATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59 PHYSIOLOGY MINOR ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61 POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 PROFESSIONAL WRITING ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 63 PSYCHOLOGY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 64 PSYCHOLOGY MINOR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65 SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION MINOR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66 SECONDARY EDUCATION - SUPPLEMENTAL MAJOR (BIOLOGY, ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS, SOCIAL SCIENCE-HISTORY)------------------- 66 SOCIAL WORK ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 69 SOCIOLOGY --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 75 SPANISH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 76 SPANISH MINOR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 77 SPECIAL EDUCATION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 SPECIAL EDUCATION MINOR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81 SPORT MANAGEMENT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81 STEM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATH) MINOR--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 82 THEATRE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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