Approved Courses Being Offered Fall 2012
The following is a list of courses that are being offered during the Fall 2012 semester and have been approved as fulfilling New Core Requirements.
Ethics - Core Courses
Fine Arts Core Courses
Foreign Language Core Courses
History Core Courses
Only those courses with the name below are approved for Core Credit. Other TOPICS courses with the same number but a different title have NOT been approved for Core Credit.
HIS 3095 - Early Civilizations
HON 4001 - Europe in the 18th cent. World
HIS 4095 - Islam & West
HIS 4499 - Global Sport: A Social, Cultural and Political History
HIS 4499 - Globalization in Modern World History
HIS 4499 - Empire, Violence, and Revolution
HIS 4995 - Empires of the Tsars and Commissars
Mathematics Core Courses
Philosophy Core Courses
Science Core Courses
Students considering a science or health professions direction should speak with Dr. Joseph "O" or Dr. Louise Russo regarding the appropriate science courses to take.
MSE 2000 - Our Warming Planet
MSE 2000 - Criminalistics
MSE 2000 - Water
MSE 2000 - Evolution and Learning in Computational and Robotic Agents
MSE 2000 - Biology & Politics
MSE 2000 - Heredity and Human Affairs
MSE 2000 - How Microbes Rule the World
MSE 2000 - Biodiversity and Conservation
MSE 2001 - Birth and Death of Stars (corequisite Astronomy Lab)
MSE 2001 - How Old is the Universe? (corequisite Astronomy Lab)
MSE 2001 - Astronomy Lab
MSE 2001 - The 40% Solution; The Physics of Light and Sound (corequisite Lab)
MSE 2001 - The 40% Solution; The Physics of Light and Sound Lab
Courses numbered MSE 2000 have the required Natural Science lab component included. Students taking any courses numbered MSE 2001 must register for a section of the appropriate corequisite lab in addition to the lecture based course.
Social Science Core Courses
All TOPICS and Seminar courses must be individually approved. Check with your Academic Advisor to be certain that the course you plan on taking has the Social Science attribute.