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Area VI (3 units) from the following courses: 3 units
Speech 104*, Philosophy 006*, Child Development 001
Area VII Health 002
3 units
*This course will fulfi ll the critical thinking requirement for
CSU admission.
Additional units, as electives, to equal a total of 60
transferable units, including but not limited to:
Art 201, 300
Math 227, 230, 234, 235, 240, 245
Child Development 010, 011, 042, 045
Oceanography 012, Chemistry 065, Oceanography 001,
Physics 006
For information on Student Learning Outcomes for this
program, go to http://www.lahc.edu/slo/program.html
MATHEMATICS DEGREE PROGRAM
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE IN MATHEMATICS
Major Code: 170100
Plan A
The Associate in Science degree in Mathematics is designed
for students who either intend to transfer to the UC or CSU as
Mathematics majors. The AS degree consists of a core general
education component, 30 units in the major, and additional
elective units as needed to reach a minimum of 60 units
overall.
All students are strongly advised to meet with a counselor for
academic planning. Students who plan to transfer will need
to consult a counselor and the Transfer Center for specifi c
information regarding preparation for the intended major
at the colleges/universities of choice, in order to facilitate a
seamless transition.
Choose either option 1 or 2 or 3 for the General
Education Core:
1. LAHC G.E. Plan A (30 units)
2. CSU G.E. Breadth -- including Health
or Nutrition, P.E. and U.S. history or U.S.
government (39-41 units)
3. IGETC -- including Health or Nutrition,
P.E. and U.S. history or U.S. government
(34-41 units)
Courses required for the major (30 units):
Mathematics 227, Statistics
4 units
Mathematics 265, Calculus with
analytic Geometry I
5 units
Mathematics 266, Calculus
with analytic Geometry III
5 units
Mathematics 267, Calculus
with analytic Geometry III
5 units
Mathematics 270, Linear Algebra
3 units
Mathematics 275, Ordinary Differential Equations 3 units
Physics 038, Physics for Engineers II
5 units
For information on Student Learning Outcomes for this
program, go to http://www.lahc.edu/slo/program.html
MUSIC DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
The Music Career Certificate program is for the student who
wants professional music skills but is not seeking a degree or
planning to continue to a four-year college. Students should
consult with a Music Department faculty advisor before
beginning one of the following programs. Some of the required
courses may not be offered every semester. At any point such
a student may add the general education courses necessary for
degree programs.
Students have choices from among eight areas of specialization:
Private Teaching, Songwriting, Music Copying and Notation,
Instrumental Performance, Vocal Performance, Recording Arts,
Arranging, and Electronic Music. Within each specialization
there are two levels of certificates offered:
• Intermediate Level Certificate – this is an 18-unit
“Skills Award in Commercial Music.”
• Career Certificate – this is a 40-unit “Career Certificate
in Commercial Music.”
Students should consult with the music department chair before
beginning one of the following programs. Some courses
listed below may not be offered every year.
CAREER CERTIFICATES
CORE REQUIREMENTS: (for all areas of specialization)
Music 216 A Music Theory 1 (or MUS 200) 3 units
Music 216 B Musicianship 1 (or MUS 200) 1 unit
Music 217 A Music Theory 2 (or MUS 201) 3 units
Music 217 B Musicianship 2 (or MUS 211) 1 unit
Music 218 A Music Theory 3 (or MUS 202) 3 units
Music 218 B Musicianship 3 (or MUS 212) 1 unit
Music 219 A Music Theory 4 (or MUS 203) 3 units
2012-2014 General Catalog Degree and Certifi cate Programs * 83