BA in Literature
Major Courses
HLI 113 | Western Literature: Classical Literature | 3 |
HLI 114 | Western Literature: Middle Ages to the Present | 3 |
One Course on a Major Author (e.g. Shakespeare)
One Course in American Literature (e.g. Colonial & Romantic American Literature)
One Survey Course from Classical to Renaissance or Elizabethan to Modern (e.g. 19th Century English Literature: Victorians)
One Course in Modern Literature (e.g. Realist & Modern American Literature)
One Course in Non-European Literature (e.g. Caribbean Literature & Culture)
Additional Major Courses:
Five major-area courses (HLI)
Upper Division CAL Courses:
Two courses of CAL 300- or 400-level humanities courses outside your major (i.e. non-HLI)
General Elective Requirements:
Eight additional elective courses chosen by the student. May be used to satisfy minor, double major, or dual degree requirements.
BA in Music and Technology:
Major Courses
Two Semesters of Music Ensemble
Four Semesters of Private Instrumental Lessons
HMU 496 | Music Performance: Private Lessons | 0.5 - 3 |
One Semester of Music Recital
HMU 497 | Music Performance: Recital | 0.5 |
General Elective Requirements:
Four additional elective courses chosen by the student. May be used to satisfy minor, double major, or dual degree requirements.
BA in Philosophy:
Major Courses:
HPL 111 | Philosophy I: Theories of Human Nature | 3 |
One course selected from each of the following groups:
Group 1:
Group 2:
Group 3:
HPL 346 | Modern Philosophy | 3 |
| Or | |
HPL 350 | Ancient and Medieval Philosophy | 3 |
| Or | |
HPL 447 | Marx, Nietzsche, Freud: The Modern Individual and Society | 3 |
| Or | |
HPL 448 | Contemporary Philosophy | 3 |
| Or | |
HPL 463 | Existentialism | 3 |
Additional Major Courses:
8 major-area courses (HPL)
Upper Division CAL Courses:
Two courses of CAL 300- or 400-level humanities courses outside your major (i.e. non-HPL)
General Elective Requirements:
Eight additional elective courses chosen by the student. May be used to satisfy minor, double major, or dual degree requirements.
BA in Science Communication:
Required Courses:
HST 120 | Introduction to Science and Technology Studies | 3 |
HHS 130 | History of Science and Technology | 3 |
HST 160 | Introduction to Science Communication | 3 |
STS Humanities Core Requirement (three from the following list):
HLI 220 | Images of Science in Literature | 3 |
HPL 111 | Philosophy I: Theories of Human Nature | 3 |
HPL 112 | Science and Metaphysics | 3 |
HSS 127 | Introduction to Political Science: National Government | 3 |
HSS 141 | Introduction to Sociology | 3 |
HSS 175 | Fundamentals of Psychology | 3 |
Note: Once core requirement is fulfilled, these courses may count toward the Major Courses requirement.
Major Courses:
Nine (9) courses from the Major List. The Major List is available on the Science Communication Study Plan.
Upper Division CAL Courses:
Two additional 300- or 400-level humanities courses outside the HST prefix.
Note: Additional courses from the Major List are acceptable but cannot be double-counted.
General Elective Requirements:
Eight additional elective courses chosen by the student. May be used to satisfy minor, double major, or dual- degree requirements.
BA in Social Science:
Two courses selected from:
HSS 127 | Introduction to Political Science: National Government | 3 |
HSS 141 | Introduction to Sociology | 3 |
HSS 175 | Fundamentals of Psychology | 3 |
Major Concentration:
Five courses in psychology, sociology, or political science
Major Courses:
Five major-area courses (HSS or HST)
Upper Division CAL Courses:
Two courses of CAL 300- or 400-level humanities courses outside your major (i.e. non-HSS or HST)
General Elective Requirements:
Eight additional elective courses chosen by the student. May be used to satisfy minor, double major, or dual degree requirements.
BA in Visual Arts and Technology:
Major Courses
Plus one upper-level art history course (300/400 level)
Major Concentration - One of the following sequences:
Design:
Game Design:
Creative Computation:
Moving Image:
General Elective Requirements:
Six additional elective courses chosen by the student. May be used to satisfy minor, double major, or dual degree requirements.
BS in Quantitative Social Science
Two courses selected from:
HSS 127 | Introduction to Political Science: National Government | 3 |
HSS 141 | Introduction to Sociology | 3 |
HSS 175 | Fundamentals of Psychology | 3 |
Major Concentration:
Three courses, 300- or 400-level, in psychology, sociology, or political science
Major Courses:
HSS 570 and six additional major-area courses (HSS). HST 160 can be used to satisfy one major area course.
QSS Liberal Arts Breadth Requirement
Choose three from the following list:
HLI 220 | Images of Science in Literature | 3 |
HPL 112 | Science and Metaphysics | 3 |
HHS 130 | History of Science and Technology | 3 |
HST 120 | Introduction to Science and Technology Studies | 3 |
Upper Division CAL Courses:
Two courses of CAL 300- or 400-level humanities courses outside your major (i.e. non-HSS).
General Elective Requirements:
Five additional elective courses chosen by the student. May be used to satisfy minor, double major, or dual degree requirements.
BS in Science, Technology and Society:
Required Courses:
HST 120 | Introduction to Science and Technology Studies | 3 |
HHS 130 | History of Science and Technology | 3 |
STS Humanities Core Requirement (four from the following list):
HLI 220 | Images of Science in Literature | 3 |
HPL 111 | Philosophy I: Theories of Human Nature | 3 |
HPL 112 | Science and Metaphysics | 3 |
HSS 127 | Introduction to Political Science: National Government | 3 |
HSS 141 | Introduction to Sociology | 3 |
HSS 175 | Fundamentals of Psychology | 3 |
HST 160 | Introduction to Science Communication | 3 |
Note: Once core requirement is fulfilled, these courses may count toward the Major Courses requirement.
Major Courses:
Ten (10) courses from the Major List. The Major List is available on the STS Study Plan.
Upper Division CAL Courses:
Two additional 300- or 400-level humanities courses outside the HST prefix.
Note: Additional courses from the Major List are acceptable but cannot be double-counted.
General Elective Requirements:
Six additional elective courses chosen by the student. May be used to satisfy minor, double major, or dual-degree requirements.