2008-2009 Academic Catalog - Queens University of Charlotte

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INTERIOR DESIGN CONCENTRATION
ARDE 201 Fundamentals of Interior Design I
ARDE 202 Fundamentals of Interior Design II
ART 216 High Renaissance Art to the Present Time
ART 306 History of Design
Plus choose two of the following:
ARDE 301 Textiles in Interior Design
ARDE 401 Product Design
ART 204 Drawing
ART 235 Two-Dimensional Design Lab
Total: 18 Hrs.
ARTS MANAGEMENT
Restricted to majors in Art, Music and English/Drama
BUSN 115 Introduction to Business
BUSN 340 Marketing
COMM 101 Introduction to Communication Studies
COMM 342 Public Relations
Plus choose one of the following:
COMM 207 Advanced Expository Writing or ENGL 207 Nonfiction Writing
BUSN 333 Principles of Management
Total: 15 Hrs.
BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
To serve the needs of the liberal arts student, the department offers introductory work to
enhance students’ understanding of Biology from the organismal to the molecular level.
An emphasis is given to the importance of this knowledge for everyday living and decision
making in a complex world.
Degrees
The Biology Department offers two majors in Biology, one leading to the Bachelor of Science
degree and the second leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree.
The major leading to the Bachelor of Science degree consists of a group of five core
courses and the choice of one of three possible tracks in general Biology, ecology or pre-professional
studies. The general track is suited for students who wish to explore within the major,
have interest in graduate school or desire to teach at the secondary level. The ecology track will
allow students to focus on ecological studies, environmental issues or organismal Biology.
The pre-professional track is designed for students interested in medicine, dentistry, veterinary
medicine or allied health fields such as physicians assistant, physical therapy or other clinically
related professions.
Careers
Major study in Biology provides basic preparation leading to work in research and medical
laboratories, government positions, related businesses, teaching, graduate study in Biology and
related disciplines, and studies in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine or other allied health
professions.
Teacher licensure
Students majoring in Biology may earn licensure to teach on the secondary level (grades 9-12).
For more information see the School of Education.
Writing-intensive course requirement
The writing-intensive course requirement is met with BIOL 360.
Prerequisites
BIOL 208 or 209 are prerequisite to all courses numbered 300 or above.
THE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM