COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Course descriptions are listed alphabetically by subject prefix on the following pages. Each course description begins with a three-letter subject prefix followed by a three-digit course number and the course title. The number on the right of each course description gives the semester credit hours for that course. If a course includes laboratory or other special activities, that information is contained in the course description. Prerequisites are also listed. A prerequisite is a course, experience, or other required preparation that must be completed before the student is permitted to enroll in the course.
AASAfrican American StudiesITAItalian
ACCAccountingJOUJournalism
AFSAir Force StudiesKORKorean
AMSArmy Military StudiesLSTLiberal Studies – Honors
ARMApparel Retail MarketingMATMathematics
ARTArtMGTManagement
AQUAquacultureMISManagement Information Systems
ASLAmerican Sign LanguageMKTMarketing
BIOBiologyMSCMathematics/Sciences
BUABusiness AdministrationMUAMusic – Applied
CDFChild Development and Family RelationsMUCMusic – Class Instruction
CHEChemistryMUEMusic Education
CITApplied Information TechnologyMUIMusic Industry
CJECriminal JusticeMUPMusic – Performance Ensemble
CLECredit for Life ExperienceMUSMusic
COECooperative EducationNURNursing
COSComputer SciencePHEPhysical Education
COMCommunicationPHIPhilosophy
ECOEconomicsPHSPhysical Sciences
EDUEducationPHYPhysics
ENGEnglishPOSPolitical Science
ESPSpecial EducationPUAPublic Administration
ENVEnvironmental StudiesPSYPsychology
FINFinanceRECRecreation
FNUFoods and NutritionRELReligious Studies
FREFrenchRESReal Estate
GEOGeographyRUSRussian
GNTGerontologySOCSociology
HECHome EconomicsSOWSocial Work
HEDHealth EducationSPASpanish
HISHistorySPESpeech
HONHonors CoreTHETheatre
IGSIntegrative StudiesUNVUniversity Orientation
INTIndustrial TechnologyWYCNon-Designated HON or LST
tion. Prerequisites are also listed. A prerequisite is a course, experience, or other required preparation that must be completed before the student is permitted to enroll in the course.
Courses marked with an asterisk (*) meet the oral communication competency requirement. The subject prefixes for the course descriptions are as follows: