1978-1979 Academic Catalog

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE (34) SM104 Introduction to Cell Biology .................................5 SM115 General Zoology .....................5 SM134 General Botany ...................., ....5 SM151 General Chemistry ....................4 Biology Electives ......................................15 BOOKKEEPING-BASIC BUSINESS (30) BA101,2 Pnn. of Accounting .................10 BA231 Principles of Economics............5 (Acceptable courses include Business Law, Principles of Organization and Management, Consumer Economics, and World Regional Geography.) CHEMISTRY (32) SM151,2 General Chemistry ....................8 SM254 Quantitative Analysis................ .4 SM257,8 Organic Chemistry ....................8 Electives from SM153, 271, 2, 3, 255, 259,356, 451, 2, 3.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,12 ENGLISH (48) LL120 Fundamentals of English .......... .4 LL130 Rhetoric and Composition ...... ..4 LL225 Creative Writing ........................3 LL231 World Literature ........................5 LL232, 3 Major American Writers LL241, 2 or Maj. British Writers ...............5 LL305 The English Language .............. 5 LL306 Introduction to Linguistics .........3 LL307 Modern Grammar .....................3 LL335 Shakespeare .............................5 LL352 Developmental Reading ............3 Literature Electives .....................................3 GENERAL SCIENCE (33) SM104 Introduction to Cell Biology ..............................5 SM115 General Zoology SM134 or General Botany.... .. ...5 SM151,2 General Chemistry ...................8 SM166 Intro. Physical Geology........ .5 SM264 Introductory Astronomy ............5 Electives from Biology, Chemistry, Physics .......................................................5 HEALTH (Minor, 30) See the P.E. Division for teaching field re– quirements. HISTORY (45) SS111,2 United States History.............. 10 SS101,2,3 His. Western Civ......................9 SS400 History Seminar .......................5 SS220 or 320 History Far East ........................3 Electives .................................................18 MATHEMATICS (30) The Department of Education 1 SM281,2,3 Analytic Geom. Cal. ............... 15 Electives from 300 or 400 level Mathematics courses MUSIC 45 hours for Secondary 75 hours for Special 30 hours for Elementary ................. 15 (See the Music Division for teaching field re– quirements) PHYSICAL EDUCATION 68 hours Special or Comprehensive 48 hours with Secondary Teaching Field 35 hours with Elementary Teaching Field (See the P.E. Division for teaching field re– quirements.) PHYSICS (33) SM151,2 General Chemistry SM271,2,3 General Physics .... . Electives from SM276, 278,9 .. . POLITICAL SCIENCE (30) ..........8 '" ... 15 .......... 10 SS261 American Nat. Gov. .. ..5 SS262 Amer. State Loe. Gov ...........4 SS362,3 Political Theories .....................6 SS364 International Relations .............5 SS365 Comp. European Gov...............3 SS461 Political Dynamics .....................3 SS493 · Seminar in Soc. Sci ...................5 SALES-COMMUNICATION (30) SM120 Intro. to Computer Pro- gramming................................... .. ... 1 BA111 Intro. to Data Processing .........3 BA261 Principles of Marketing ........... .4 BA216 Business Communication .........3 BA361 Sales Management ...................4 BA263 Principles of Advertising ...........4 Business Electives .................................... 11 (Acceptable courses include Prin. of Accounting and World Regional Geogra– phy.) SCIENCE (Comprehensive, (90) SM104 Intro. to Cell Biology.. ..5 SM115 General Zoology............... ...5 SM134 General Botany.................. ...5 SM151,2 General Chemistry ....................8 SM166 Intro. Physical Geology .............5 SM271,2,3 General Physics ...................... 15 SM264 Intro. Astronomy..... .. .......5 SS251,2 World Regional Geography ......................... 10 Biology Electives.............. .. ............. 15 Chemistry Electives ............. 12 Physics Electives.......... ...5 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY (36) PY260 Human Growth and