Concentration Area: Arts Management and Technology
| General Education Requirements |
Hours Req. |
| English |
6 |
| Mathematics |
6 |
| Natural Sciences |
10 |
| Fine Arts |
3 |
| Humanities |
9 |
| Behavioral/Social Sciences |
6 |
| Literature |
3 |
| Total |
43 Hours |
Interdisciplinary Studies Degree Requirements for all Candidates (8 Hours)
| Freshman Studies (FRMN-110 & 111) Seminar in Education (CRIN-205) |
2 |
| Service Learning (SVLR-400) |
3 |
| Interdisciplinary Seminar: |
1 |
| Capstone Seminar (Research Project) Meeting Dates: |
2 |
| Pass Writing and Oral Proficiency Examinations |
0 |
Electives and Prerequisites
(200 Level Courses) 12 hours
Pre-set Concentration (57 Hours)
(Forty-five (45) of the hours shall be 300-400 level courses, with at least fifteen (15) of these at the 400 level.)
| Pre-set Concentration Courses (200-400 Level Courses) Hrs. Required Courses selected from Computer Science |
15 |
| Courses selected from the area of Fine Arts (Music, Visual Arts, Applied Arts, Theatre, and Dance) |
15 |
| Courses selected from the area of Humanities (Literature, Foreign Languages, History, Classical Studies, Communications and Philosophy) |
15 |
| Courses selected from the areas of Social/Behavioral Sciences (Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Economics, Geography, International Studies, Interdisciplinary, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology) |
15 |
*Equivalent courses may be substituted upon approval of advisor.
Electives and Prerequisites (12 Hours Required)
(200 Level Courses)
Principles of Education (CRIN-211)
Survey of Students with Special Needs (SPED-299)
Educational Psychology (BHVS-220)
Pre-set Concentration (57 Hours)
(Forty-five (45) of the hours shall be 300-400 level courses, with at least fifteen (15) of these at the 400 level.)
| Pre-set Concentration Courses (200-400 Level Courses) |
Hours |
| Required Courses selected from the area of Education (Health, Physical Education, TR) |
12 |
| Courses selected from the area of Family and Consumer Sciences |
3 |
| Courses selected from the area of Humanities (Literature, Foreign History or English Minors Languages, History, Classical Studies, Communications and Philosophy) |
18 |
| Courses selected from the area of Fine Arts (Music, Visual Arts, Applied Arts, Theatre, and Dance) |
12 |
| Courses selected from the areas of Social/Behavioral Sciences (Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Economics, Geography, International Studies, Interdisciplinary, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology) |
12 |
*Equivalent courses may be substituted upon approval of advisor.
Interdisciplinary Studies Degree Requirements for all Candidates (5 Hours)
| Freshman Studies (FRMN-110 & 111) Seminar in Education (CRIN-205) |
2 |
| Service Learning (SVLR-400) |
3 |
| Interdisciplinary Seminar: |
1 |
| Capstone Seminar (Research Project): |
2 |
| Pass Writing and Oral Proficiency Examinations |
0 |
Concentration Area: Applied Sciences and Technology
| General Education Requirements |
Hours Req. |
| English |
6 |
| Mathematics |
6 |
| Natural Sciences |
10 |
| Fine Arts |
3 |
| Humanities |
9 |
| Behavioral/Social Sciences |
6 |
| Literature |
3 |
| Total: |
43 Hours |
Interdisciplinary Studies Degree Requirements for all Candidates (8 Hours)
| Freshman Studies (FRMN-110 & 111) or Seminar in Education (CRIN-205) |
2 |
| Service Learning (SVLR-400) |
3 |
| Interdisciplinary Seminar |
1 |
| Capstone Seminar (Research Project) |
2 |
| Pass Writing and Oral Proficiency Examinations |
0 |
| Total |
8 Hours |
The following courses are negotiated between the Student and the Academic Advisor:
Electives and Prerequisites Courses - 12 Hours Required at 200 level
Pre-set Concentration - 57 Hours required
(45 hours of the 57 Pre-set Concentration hours must be 300-400 level courses with at least 15 hours at the 400 level.)
Must have at least one bona fide minor (18-24 hours) and a secondary focus area with a minimum of (18 hours) in the same disciplines.
Students may choose to have a second minor.
All other courses to complete the present concentration are determined by the student and the Academic Advisor.