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Most of the courses offered by departments in the College of Arts & Sciences and in Economics and Psychology can be used to meet distribution requirements. The four Distribution areas are listed below with a selection of courses within these areas that are particularly recommended for meeting distribution requirements in areas outside your major. Most of the listed courses do not have prerequisites.
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| Arts Distribution |
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| Center for African-American and Ethnic Studies |
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0101-130
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History of Black Dance in America
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Art/Art History
Non-majors can enroll only in indicated sections.
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0104-108 |
Drawing Workshop |
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0104-118-01, 02, 04 |
Ceramics I (4 credits) |
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0104-120-02, 03, 04 |
Photography I |
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0104-121 |
Calligraphy Workshop |
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0104-122 |
Jewelry Workshop |
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0104-125 |
Introduction to Digital Art |
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0104-170 |
Digital Photography |
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0104-213-02 |
Painting I (4 credits) |
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0104-228 |
Ceramics II |
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0104-262-02 |
Photography II
(prerequisite Photography I) |
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0104-310 |
Printmaking |
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0104-315 |
Portrait & Art Studio Photography
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0111-197 |
Art & The World II |
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0111-249 |
Italian Renaissance |
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0111-266 |
History of Photography |
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0111-360-05 |
Master Pieces in the Met (Meets at Metropolitan Museum of Art)
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0111-360-04
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History of Quilt-Making in the U.S.
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| Communications |
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0108-102 |
Communication Theory |
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0108-103 |
History of Media and Communication |
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0108-104 |
Art of Film and Video |
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0108-131 |
History of Cinema |
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0108-212 |
Propaganda & Communication |
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0108-300
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Media Criticism
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| Music |
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0195-111
(with permission) |
Elementary Theory and Harmony II |
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0195-236
(with permission) |
Music Technology II |
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0195-294 |
Workshop in Chamber Music Perf. (with audition) |
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0195-389 |
Grand Opera Master Class (with audition)
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0196-120 |
Development of Western Music |
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0196-221 |
Major Composers of the 17th & 18th Century |
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0196-239 |
Jazz – 50s-60s-70s |
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0196-240 |
Rock ‘n Roll |
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0196-251 |
Music, Culture & Society: Focus on China & India |
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0196-255 |
Culture & Society Workshop: Focus on Major Traditions |
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0197-143 |
Choral Ensemble (0.5 credit) |
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0197-341
(with permission)
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Orchestra Performance (0.5 credit with audition)
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| Dance & Theatre |
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0191-114 |
Ballet II |
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0191-128 |
Modern Dance II |
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0191-236 |
Dance History & Criticism II |
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0192-109
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Dramatics
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| Humanities Distribution |
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| African American and Ethnic Studies |
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0101-205 |
Black History in America to 1865 to present
(see also 0136-205) |
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0101-261
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Black Writers II
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| English |
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0122-231 |
Literature in English I |
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0122-232 |
Literature in English II |
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0122-233 |
Literature in English III |
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0122-260 |
Women in Literature |
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0122-264
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The Tragic Vision
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| History |
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0136-102 |
Western Civilization II |
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0136-104 |
American Civilization II |
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0136-106 |
World Civilizations II |
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0136-205 |
Black History in America 1865 – present |
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0136-210 |
Modern China |
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0136-221 |
Latin America I |
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0136-230 |
American Diplomatic History I |
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0136-238 |
Europe 1918-1945 |
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0136-259 |
Islamic History |
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0136-268 |
U.S. History – 1920-1945 |
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0136-282 |
Women in U.S. II |
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0136-290
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S/T: Food in History
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| Languages and International Studies |
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111 |
Spanish (Level I) |
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112 |
Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, or Spanish (Level II)
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121 |
Spanish (Level III) |
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122
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Arabic, Chinese, French, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Spanish (Level IV)
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| Philosophy |
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0154-110 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
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0154-212
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Ethics & Morality
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| Socal Science Distribution |
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| Anthropology |
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0103-105 |
Culture & Society |
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0103-111 |
Cultural Anthropology |
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0103-113 |
Archaeology |
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0103-225
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Human Evolution
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| Evironmental Studies/Earth Sciences |
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0203-101 |
Introduction to Economics |
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0203-111 |
Price System |
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0203-112
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National Economy
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| International Studies |
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0187-102
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Introduction to Global Issues II
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| Political Science |
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0158-101 |
Introduction to the American Political System |
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0158-102 |
Introduction to Politics |
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0158-212 |
Environment & Politics |
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0158-260
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Comparative Political Analysis
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Psychology
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Psychology 101 is a prerequisite for all other courses
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0501-101 |
General Psychology |
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0501-115 |
Developmental Psychology |
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0501-116 |
Adolescent Psychology |
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0501-262 |
Social Psychology |
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0501-283 |
Psychopathology |
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0501-284 |
Theories of Personality |
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0501-292
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Cognitive Psychology
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| Sociology |
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Introductory or basic courses: |
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0170-100 |
Introduction to Sociology |
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0170-135 |
Religious Cultures |
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0170-246
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Criminology
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| Science and Mathematics Distribution |
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| Biology |
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0105-104* |
Darwin to DNA |
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0105-108* |
Life Processes & Man |
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0105-112 & lab |
Concepts & Methods in Biology II (pre-req. 0105-111) |
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0105-204 & lab |
The Human Body Scientific Perspectives II |
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0105-209*
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Emerging Trends in Genetics
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| Chemistry/Biochemistry |
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0106-100* |
Chemistry in Modern Society |
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a0106-112 & lab
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General Chemistry II (Pre-requisite 0106-111)
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| Environmental Studies/Earth Science |
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0125-102 or 0112-110 |
Natural Science and Environment Problems |
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0125-111 & lab |
Unified Science for Elementary Teachers (STEP students only)
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0125-224 or 0112-224 & lab
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Marine Science Lecture and Lab
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| Mathematics/Computer Science |
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b0144-102* |
Mathematical Modeling in Human Affairs |
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0144-110* |
Pre-calculus |
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0144-113* |
Survey of Statistics |
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0144-114* |
Statistics for Natural Sciences |
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0144-131 |
Calculus I B (pre-requisite 0144-130) |
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0144-140* |
Pre Calculus for Math and Science Majors |
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0144-141**** |
Calculus I |
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0145-160* |
A First Course in Computer Programming |
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a0145-171 |
Introduction to Computer Programming |
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0145-173
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Visual Programming
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| Physics |
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0156-106* |
Beyond the Solar System |
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0156-107* |
Observational Astronomy |
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a0156-122-01* & lab |
Light: Principles & Demonstrations |
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0156-123*
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Basic Science Behind the Headlines
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aStudent must register for lecture and lab.
bCourse of choice for non-math/science students. Offers a broad view of the application of mathematics to real-world situations.
* These courses do not count toward a major or minor in the discipline.
** For non-majors only.
*** Prerequisite required.
**** Entry into Math 141 requires either a grade of C or better in Math 140 or a passing grade on an exam administered by the department prior to registration.
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