Program Outline
The following outline is a guide to the course of study undertaken
by students in the College of General Studies. Schools and Colleges
within the University and outside institutions may use this information
in evaluating College of General Studies coursework for transfer
credit. For more detailed course descriptions, consult the Division
and Course Offerings section of this site
Freshman Year
First Semester, 16 Credits
CGS HU 101 Humanities I: Traditions in the Humanities, 4 credits
CGS SS 101 Social Science I: Introduction to the Social Sciences,
4 credits
CGS SC 101 Physical Science I: Ancient Cosmology to the Newtonian
Revolution, 4 credits
CGS RH 101 Rhetoric I: English Composition, 2 credits
CGS MA 101 Mathematical Analysis I: Modeling, 2 credits
Second Semester, 16 Credits
CGS HU 102 Humanities II: Breaks with Tradition, 4 credits
CGS SS 102 Social Science II: Modernization of the Western World,
4 credits
CGS SC 102 Physical Science II: Matter and the New Cosmology,
4 credits
CGS RH 102 Rhetoric II: English Composition and Research, 2 credits
CGS MA 102 Mathematics II: Introductory Calculus, 2 credits
Sophomore Year
First Semester, 16 Credits
CGS HU 201 Humanities III: History of Western Ethics I, 4 credits
CGS SS 201 Social Science III: Revolutions in China and Russia,
4 credits
CGS SC 201 Biological Science I: Evolution and Biodiversity, 4
credits
Elective
(approved elective) 4 credits
Second Semester, 16 Credits
CGS HU 202 Humanities IV: History of Western Ethics II, 4 credits
CGS SS 202 Social Science IV: America's Response to Twentieth-Century
Revolutions, 4 credits
CGS SC 202 Biological Science II: Cellular Basis of Life, Ecology,
4 credits
Elective
(approved elective) 4 credits
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