Following are approved Fine Arts, Humanities, Social Science, and Natural Science courses that meet program requirements
for a degree. Students may not use a course in their major to fulfill their degree requirements.
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Humanities
Courses to fulfill the general education requirement in humanities must be selected from the following:
ARCH 180 History of Architecture
ASLS 101 American Sign Language I
ENGL-205 Introduction to Short Story and Novel
ENGL-206 Introduction to Poetry and Drama
ENGL-211 American Literature to 1865
ENGL-212 American Literature after 1865
ENGL-221 British Literature to 1798
ENGL-222 British Literature after 1798
ENGL-240-241 Current Topics in Literature
ENGL-243 Ethnic Literature
ENGL-244 African-American Writers
ENGL-253 Bible as Literature
FREN Any French course with FREN prefix
HIST-101 Early Western Civilization
HIST-102 Modern Western Civilization
HUMA-105 Humanities Through the Arts
HUMA-150 Structure of Western Thought: Ancient Greece
HUMA-201 Humanities: An Introduction
HUMA-220 Modernism in the Arts
HUMA-260 Activism and Change
PHIL-101 Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL-175 Social Ethics
SPAN Any Spanish course with SPAN prefix
SPCH-130 Fundamentals of Speech Communication
SPCH-230 Public Speaking
Natural Sciences
Courses to fulfill the general education requirement in
natural science must be selected from the following:
BIOL Any biology course with BIOL prefix
except BIOL-072, BIOL-095 and BIOL-114
CHEM Any chemistry course with CHEM prefix
GEOL Any geology course with GEOL prefix
PHYS Any physics course with PHYS prefix
except PHYS-105
SCIE-101 Physical Science
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Fine Arts
Courses to fulfill the general education requirement in fine arts must be selected from the following:
FNAR-103 Drawing I
FNAR-113 Painting I
FNAR-120 Art Appreciation
FNAR-125 or 126 Art History Survey I and II
FNAR-127 Contemporary Art
FNAR-151 Jewelry Making I
FNAR-155 Ceramics I
FNAR-158 Three Dimensional Design
FNAR-213 Water Media Painting
MUSC-105 Music Appreciation
MUSC-200 Introduction to Jazz Literature
THEA-101 Introduction to Theatre
THEA-102 Modern Theatre
THEA-207 Classical Theatre
Social/Behavioral Sciences
Courses to fulfill the general education requirement in social science must be selected from the following:
ANTH Any anthropology course with ANTH prefix
ECON-201 Macroeconomics
ECON-202 Microeconomics
GEOG Any geography course with GEOG prefix
HIST-141 African-American History
HIST-205 American History to 1865
HIST-206 American History after 1865
HIST-260 Louisiana History
POLI-180 American Government
PSYC Any psychology course with PSYC prefix
SOCI-151 Introductory Sociology
SOCI-155 Modern Social Problems
SOCI-200 Music as Culture
SOCI-208 Global Values
SOCI-250 Studies in Cultural Diversity
For More Information call 504-671-6100
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