College
and University Requirements
English View course options using the
drop-down lists
3
Take:
ENGL
104 Composition and Rhetoric
3
Select 1:
ENGL 203—Introduction to Literature
ENGL 210—Scientific and Technical Writing
ENGL 241—Advanced Composition
ENGL 301—Technical Writing
ENGL 325
COMM 203—Public Speaking
COMM 243—Argumentation and Debate
6
Select 2:
ENGL 203 (unless is used to satisfy the communication requirement)
ENGL 212—Shakespeare
ENGL 221—World Literature
ENGL 222—World Literature
ENGL 227—American Literature: Colonial to American Renaissance
ENGL 228—American Literature: Civil War to Present
ENGL 231—Survey of English Literature I
ENGL 232—Survey of English Literature II
Courses for which one of these is a prerequisite
Political Sciences
3
Take:
POLS 206: American National Government
3
Take:
POLS 207: State and Local Government
American History View
course options using the drop-down lists
6
Any U.S. History course, but no more than 3 hours in Texas History
Foreign Language
(All hours must be in the same language.)
14
Select from French,
German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, Spanish
Humanities and Fine Arts View course options using the drop-down
lists
3-6
Select 1 or 2:
ENGL 235—Introduction to Creative Writing: Prose
ENGL 236—Introduction to Creative Writing: Poetry
ENGL 251—The Language of Film
ENGL 340—Modern Drama
ENGL 345—Writer's Studies: Prose
ENGL 346—Writer's Studies: Poetry
ENGL 351—Advanced Film
ENGL 385—Playwriting
FREN 414—Contemporary French Film and Media
CLAS 352—Greek and Roman Drama
GERM 334—German Drama
MODL 332—German Literature and Film
MODL 341—Russia's Artistic Heritage
MUSC 200—Topics in Music
MUSC 201—Music and the Human Experience
MUSC 202—Music Theory
MUSC 203—Sonic Design
MUSC 311—Music in Early Western Culture
MUSC 312—Music in Modern Western Culture
MUSC 315—Music in the 20th Century
MUSC 318—Music in the United States: The Colonies
Through the Civil War
MUSC 319—Music in the United States: The Civil
War to the Present
MUSC 321—The Symphony Orchestra and Its Music
MUSC 324 —Music in World Cultures
PHIL 330—Philosophy of Art
PHIL 375—Philosophy of the Visual Media
SPAN 402—Spanish Language Drama
SPAN 410—Hispanic Film
THAR 101—Intro to Western Theatre
THAR 110—Acting I Fundamentals
THAR 145—Basic Theatrical Design
THAR 155—History of Western Dress
THAR 280—Hist of Theatre I
THAR 281—Hist of Theatre II
THAR 285—American Theater
THAR 310—Period Styles of Acting
THAR 380—World Theatre
THAR 407—Oral Interpretation
3
Select 1:
AGEC 316—Agricultural Ethics
ARCH 349—History of Modern Architecture
ARCH 429—Early Architecture of Texas
ARCH 439—History of Medieval Architecture
ARCH 440—History of Renaissance Architecture
ARTS 103—Design I
ARTS 111—Drawing I
ARTS 112—Drawing II
ARTS 149—Art History Survey I
ARTS 150—Art History Survey II
ARTS 205— Painting I
ARTS 212—Drawing IV
ARTS 350—The Arts and Civilization II
CHIN 103-483#151;All
CLAS 103-483—(except CLAS 121-122, 352)
ENDS 149—Survey of Architectural History I
ENDS 150—Survey of Architectural History II
ENDS 249—History of Building Technology
ENDS 311—Photography I
ENDS 329—The American House I
ENDS 353—
ENDS 359— Secrets of Ancient Design
ENGL 203—Intro to Literature
ENGL 211—History of Literary Criticism
ENGL 212—Shakespeare
ENGL 221—World Literature
ENGL 222—World Literature
ENGL 227—Amer. Lit.: Colonial to Amer. Renaissance
ENGL 228—Amer. Lit.: Civil War to Present
ENGL 231—Survey of English Literature I
ENGL 232—Survey of English Literature II
ENGL 235—Introduction to Creative Writing: Prose
ENGL 236—Introduction to Creative Writing: Poetry
ENGL 251—The Language of Film
ENGL 310—History of the English Language
ENGL 313—Medieval English Literature
ENGL 314—The English Renaissance
ENGL 315—Seventeenth Century Literature
ENGL 316—Eighteenth Century Literature
ENGL 319—Satire: Humor and Attack
ENGL 321—Nineteenth Century Literature (Romantic)
ENGL 322—Nineteenth Century Literature (Victorian)
ENGL 323—The American Renaissance
ENGL 330—Arthurian Literature
ENGL 333—Gay and Lesbian Literature
ENGL 334—Science Fiction Present and Past
ENGL 335—Lit of the Sea
ENGL 336— Life and Literature of the Southwest
ENGL 337—Life and Literature of the American
South
ENGL 338—American Ethnic Literature
ENGL 339—African-American Literature
ENGL 340—Modern Drama
ENGL 345—Writers' Studies: Prose
ENGL 346—Writers' Studies: Poetry
ENGL 347—Writers' Workshop: Prose
ENGL 348—Writers' Workshop: PoetryModern Literature
ENGL 350—Modern Literature
ENGL 351—Advanced Film
ENGL 353—History of Rhetoric
ENGL 354—Modern Rhetorical Theory
ENGL 355—The Rhetoric of Style
ENGL 360—Lit for Children
ENGL 361—Lit for Adolescents
ENGL 365—The Bible as Lit
ENGL 368—Women of the Bible
ENGL 374—Women Writers
ENGL 375—Nineteenth Century American Novel
ENGL 376—Twentieth Century American Novel
ENGL 377—The English Novel to 1870
ENGL 378—The English Novel, 1870 to Present
ENGL 385— Playwriting
ENGL 390—Studies in British Literature
ENGL 394—Studies in Genre
ENGL 396—Studies in American Literature
ENGL 401—Critical Theory and Practice
ENGL 412—Shakespeare
ENGL 414— Milton
ENGL 431—Chaucer
ENGL 474—Studies in Women Writers
ENGL 481—Senior Seminar
FREN 103-483—(except FREN 414)
GEOG 202—The Divided World
GEOG 301—Geography of the United States
GEOG 302—Military Geography
GEOG 305—Geography of Texas
GEOG 307—Folk Medicine Around the World
GEOG 316— Nautical Archaeology
GEOG 323—Geography of Latin America
GEOG 460—Middle America
GERM 103-483—(except GERM 334);
HIST 100-483—(except HIST 105—106);
HORT 203—Flowers & Plants in Interior Design
HUMA 211—Religious Studies: Old Testament
HUMA 213—Religious Studies: New Testament
HUMA 303—Religious Studies: Near Eastern Religion
HUMA 304—Religious Studies: Indian/Oriental Religion
ITAL 103-483—ALL
JAPN 103-483—ALL
LAND 240—History of Landscape Architecture
LAND 340—Dev. of Landscape Arch. in N. America
LBAR 203—Foundations of Liberal Arts: Humanities
LBAR 331—Studies in Eur. Civilization & Culture-(no
more than 3 hrs. of LBAR 331);
LING 307—Language and Culture
LING 310—History of the English Language
LING 451—Intro. to Indo-European Linguistics
MODL 103-483—(EXCEPT MODL 352)
RELS 211—Hebrew Scriptures
RELS 213—New Testament
RELS 303—Near Eastern Religions
RELS 304—Indian and Oriental Religions
RELS 317—Introduction to Biblical Archaeology
RELS 331—Philosophy of Religion
RELS 360—The Bible as Literature
RELS 368—Women of the Bible
PHIL 100-483—(except PHIL 240, 300, 341, 342,
375);
RUSS 103-483—ALL
SCOM 301—Rhetoric in Western Thought
SCOM 327—American Oratory
SCOM 407—Oral Interpretation
SCOM 425—Rhetoric of the Civil Rights Movement
SCOM 430—American Voices: Race, Gender, Ethnicity
SPAN 103-483—(except SPAN 140. 402, 410);
THAR 210—Acting II: Characterization
WMST 200—Introduction to Women's Studies
WMST 368—Women of the Bible
WMST 374—Women Writers
WMST 412—Gender Studies
WMST 461—History of American Women
WMST 473—History of Modern American Women
WMST 474—Studies in Women Writers
WMST 475—Hist. of Women in Classical Antiquity
WMST 477—Women in Modern European History
Social & Behavioral Sciences View course options using the drop-down
lists
6
Select 2:
AGEC 105— Introduction to Agricultural Economics
AGEC 350—Environmental & Natural Resource Econ.
AGEC 429—Agricultural Policy
AGEC 430—Macroeconomics of Agriculture
AGEC 452— International Trade & Agriculture
AGED 340—Professional Leadership Development
AGED 440—Principles of Technological Change
ECON 200-483—ALL
ENGL 209—Introduction to Linguistics
ENGL 311—Speech Sounds & Writing Systems
EPSY 320—Child Psychology
EPSY 321—Adolescent Development
ENGR 400—Public Leadership Development
GEOG 201—Introduction to Human Geography
GEOG 204—Economic Geography
GEOG 306—Introduction to Urban Geography
GEOG 311—Cultural Geography
GEOG 330—Resources and Survival
GEOG 401—Political Geography
GEOG 439—Behavioral Geog
GEOG 440—History & Nature of Geography
HORT 335—Sociohorticulture
INST 322—Foundations of Ed. in Multicul. Soc.
JOUR 102—American Mass Media
JOUR 301—Mass Communication, Law & Society
JOUR 401—Mass Media & Technological Change
JOUR 440—Media and the Community
KINE 304—Psychology of Sport & Physical Activity
LBAR 204—Foundations of Liberal Arts: Soc. Sci
LING 209—Introduction to Linguistics
LING 311—Speech Sounds & Writing Systems
LING 402—Language and Society
MGMT 475—Leadership Development
POLS 200-483—(except POLS 206 & 207)
PSYC 100-483—(except PSYC 203 & 204)
SCOM 105—Language and Communication
SCOM 315—Interpersonal Communication
SCOM 320—Organizational Communication
SCOM 325—Persuasion
SOCI 100-483—(except SOCI 220-420)
WMST 207—Intro to Gender and Society
WMST 300—Psychology of Women
WMST 316—Sociology of Women
WMST 317—Women in Politics
WMST 404—Women and Culture
WMST 424—Women and Work in Society
WMST 462 Women and the Law
International Culture View course options
using the drop-down lists
3
Select 1:
ANTH 205— Peoples and Cultures of the World
ANTH 210—Social and Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 300—Cultural Change and Development
ANTH 308—Archaeology of Mesoamerica
ANTH 311—Cultural Ecology
ANTH 314—Agrarian Peasant Societies
ANTH 315—Peoples and Cultures of Africa
ANTH 403—Primitive Religion
ANTH 303—Archaeology of the American Southwest
ANTH 426—Anthropology Of Food And Nutrition
ENGL 222—World Literature
ENGL 352—20th Century Literature - Post WWII
ENGL 474—Studies in Women Writers
ECON 324—Comparative Economic Systems
ECON 330—Economic Development
FREN 301—French Culture and Civilization
FREN 336—Contemporary France
FREN 402—Twentieth-Century French Literature
FREN 414—Contemporary French Film and Media
FREN 418—Seminar in French Civilization
GEOG 202—Geography of the Global Village
GEOG 307—Folk Medicine Around the World
GEOG 311—Cultural Geography
GEOG 323—Geography of Latin America
GEOG 399—The Tropical World
GEOG 355—Concepts In Geographic Education
GEOG 402—Interpretation Of Cultural Landscapes
GEOG 440—History & Nature Of Geography
GEOG 475—Advanced Topics In GIS
GERM 301—German Culture and Civilization
GERM 322—German Culture and Civilization II
GERM 342—German Literature of the Twentieth Century
to 1945
GERM 362—The German Roaring 20s
GERM 363—Women in German Literature
GERM 402—German Literature of the Post-War
JOUR 406—International Communication
HUMA 303—Religious Studies: Near Eastern Religions
HUMA 304—Religious Studies: Indian and Oriental
Religions
LBAR 331—Studies in European Civilization and
Culture I
LBAR 332—European Civilization and Culture II
LBAR 333—Italian Civilization and Culture I
LBAR 334—Italian Civilization and Culture II
LBAR 343—Japanese Civilization and Culture I
LBAR 344—Japanese Civilization and Culture II
MODL 222—World Literature
MODL 321—French Literature in Translation
MODL 322—Modern French Literature and Film
MODL 331—German Literature in Translation
MODL 332—German Literature and Film
MODL 342—Russian Novel in Translation
MODL 352—Hispanic Literature and Film
MODL 451—Introduction to Indo-European Linguistics
PHIL 283—Latin American Philosophy
POLS 322—Western European Government and Politics
POLS 323—Political Systems of Latin America
POLS 329—Introduction to Comparative Politics
POLS 330—Contemporary World Politics
POLS 331—Introduction to World Politics
POLS 338—Soviet Government and Politics
POLS 365—Asian Governments and Politics
POLS 421—Force and Violence in the Political
Process
POLS 429—Issues in World Politics
POLS 454—Contemporary Political Ideologies
PSYC 405—Psychology of Religion
RELS 303—Near Eastern Religions
RELS 304—Indian and Oriental Religions
RELS 403—Primitive Religion
RELS 405—Psychology of Religion
RUSS 341—Russia's Artistic Heritage
SCOM 335—Intercultural Communication
SOCI 325—International Business Behavior
SOCI 326—Sociology of Religion
SOCI 330—Sociology of Nutrition
SOCI 340—Soviet Society
SPAN 301—Hispanic Culture and Civilization
SPAN 342—Latin-American Literature from Modernism
to the Present
WMST 404—Women and Culture
WMST 474—Studies in Women Writers
WMST 475—Hist. of Women in Classical Antiquity
WMST 477 —Women in Modern European History
Physical and Biological
Sciences View course options
using the drop-down lists
4
Select 1:
BIOL 113/123—Introductory Biology and Lab
BOTN 101— Botany
ZOOL 107 —Zoology
4
Select 1:
GEOL 101—Principles of Geology
GEOG 203/213—Introduction to Earth System Science/Physical Geography Lab
CHEM 101—Fundamentals of Chemistry I & Lab
Mathematical and
Logical Reasoning View course options
using the drop-down lists
3-6
Select 1 or 2:
MATH
131-467, (except MATH 102, 103, 104, 130, 150, 165, 365, 366)
or
up
to 3
PHIL 240—INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC
PHIL 341—SYMBOLIC LOGIC I
PHIL 342—SYMBOLIC LOGIC II
Physical Education
2
Take:
KINE
198: Health and Fitness Activity and KINE 199 Required
Physical Activity.
Advanced General
Electives
9
Select:
Any
approved 300-400 level A&M course (except ENGL 102, 111;
ANTH 100-499; CAEN 001-099)
General Electives
14
Select:
Any
approved A&M course (except ENGL 103, 111; ANTH 100-499; CAEN
001-099)
Computer Usage All students entering
A&M will have completed at least one computer science course
or:
A.
May demonstrate proficiency
through an examination.
B.
Take a computer usage course.
AGEC 321—
AGLS 201—COMPUTER APPL IN AGRI
ANSC 401—ANSC DECISION MAKING
BANA 207—
COSC 102—
CPSC 110—PROGRAMMING I
CPSC 203—INTRO TO COMPUTING
CPSC 206—ÝSTRUCTURED PROG IN C
CPSC 207—STRUC PROGM IN PASCAL
EDTC 345—MICROCOMP AWARE FOR ED
ENGR 109—
HLTH 430—DATA ACQ & MG H & KINE
KINE 430—DATA ACQ & MG H & KINE
PHYS 401—COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS
RENR 201—COMPUTER APPL IN AGRI
MARS 250—
C.
Have had at least
one year of computer literacy in high school.
129 TOTAL HOURS (+3 if
computer science is required.)
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