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C OLLEGE OF A RTS AND S CIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES REQUIREMENT: Certain majors at Lawrence Tech specify Natural Science 1, Natural Science 2, and Natural Science Lab as required courses. To satisfy the Natural Science lecture course requirement, two of the courses listed below must be taken. All prerequisites and corequisites must be satisfied. Well-prepared students may substitute higher-level science courses for those listed below. Students in the University Studies program should consult with their advisor in order to determine which courses best fit their career plans. Course Course Name BIO1213 1 Biology 1 BIO1223 1 Biology 2 BIO2313 Microbiology CHM1154 Introduction to Chemical Principles CHM1213 University Chemistry 1 CHM1223 University Chemistry 2 CHM2313 Organic Chemistry 1 GLG1103 Geology PHY1154 2 Introduction to Physical Principles PHY1173 Radiation and Environmental Physics PHY1213 Introductory Astronomy PHY2213 College Physics 1 PHY2223 College Physics 2 PHY2413 University Physics 1 PHY2423 University Physics 2 PSC1113 Physical Science 1 PSC1123 Physical Science 2 1 BIO1213 and BIO1223 are independent. Neither is prerequisite to the other. 2 PHY1154 has a laboratory component that satisfies the requirement for a laboratory course as well as that for a natural science lecture course. To satisfy the natural science laboratory requirement, one of the courses listed below must be taken. All prerequisites and co-requisites must be satisfied. COURSE COURSE NAME CO-REQUISITE LECTURE BIO1221 Biology 1 Laboratory BIO1213 BIO1231 Biology 2 Laboratory BIO1223 CHM1221 University Chemistry 1 Laboratory CHM1213 PHY1181 Radiation and Environmental Physics Lab PHY1173 PHY1221 Astronomy Laboratory PHY1213 PHY2421 University Physics 1 PHY2413 PHY2431 University Physics 2 PHY2423 PHY2221 College Physics 1 Laboratory PHY2213 PSC1131 Physical Science Laboratory None PHY1154 Introduction to Physical Principles See note 2 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) The purpose of the ESL program is to help students acquire the language skills necessary to do well at Lawrence Tech. The program normally consists of a semester of 18 hours per week of intensive training in conversation, reading, writing, and grammar. A portion of those hours (six or less) may be taken in the actual academic program for which the student has MINOR IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MGT1212 Introduction to Business Practices and Issues SSC2303 Principles of Economics been conditionally accepted, with appropriate ESL supervision. Permission to pursue this option must be given by the pertinent program in consultation with the ESL program. If at the end of the 18 hours the student has not yet achieved the appropriate level of English, he or she may pursue additional ESL training at the university (a six-hour per week additional semester is the standard). Five upper division courses in management or human resources. An upper division course in leadership and an upper level class in entrepreneurship must be included as two of the five upper division courses. MINOR IN ECONOMICS MCS1214 Introduction to Mathematical Analysis 1 MCS1224 Introduction to Mathematical Analysis 2 SSC2303 OR SSC2313 SSC2323 Principles of Economics Principles of Macroeconomics Principles of Microeconomics Four upper division courses in economics (12 credits) Note: SSC3523 Money and Banking is an economics course. MINOR IN ENGLISH World Masterpieces I World Masterpieces II LLT1213 LLT1223 Five upper division courses in literature (15 credit hours) MINOR IN HISTORY SSC2413 Foundations of the American Experience SSC2423 Development of the American Experience Five upper division courses in history (15 credit hours) 90 U N D E R G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7
C OLLEGE OF A RTS AND S CIENCES MINOR IN PHILOSOPHY COURSE SSC2413 SSC2423 COURSE NAME Foundations of American Experience Development of American Experience Five upper division courses in philosophy (15 credit hours) MCS1203 (Logic) can be taken in place of one of these classes. Note: SSC3723 (Ethics) and SSC3733 (Aesthetics) are philosophy courses. MINOR IN PSYCHOLOGY PSY1213 Introduction to Psychology MCS2113 Statistics 1 MCS2123 Statistics 2 OR PSY3113 Research Methods for the Behavioral Scientist Four upper division courses in psychology (12 credits) MINOR IN TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION COM2103 Technical and Professional Communication COM2113 Speech COM3473 Document Design OR COM3483 Presentation Media Five other Technical and Professional Communication electives (15 hours), of which at least three must be upper division. CONTACT PERSON: Dr. James Rodgers, 248.204.3520, email: humchair@ltu.edu FIVE-YEAR COMBINED B.S. AND MANAGEMENT MASTER’S DEGREES Humanities/M.B.A. Humanities/M.S.I.S. Technical and Professional Communication/M.B.A. Technical and Professional Communication/M.S.I.S. Humanities and Technical and Professional Communication students may complete the Lawrence Tech M.B.A. or M.S.I.S. pre-core requirements by choosing the appropriate electives. They can then earn the M.B.A. or M.S.I.S. in one additional year after receiving their bachelor’s degrees. For more information and a list of suggested course sequences, contact the Humanities, Social Sciences and Communication Department chair, 248.204.3520 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN UNIVERSITY STUDIES Total Semester Credit Hours: 60 The Associate of Science in university studies is designed for: • students seeking a high quality two-year liberal arts degree; or • students who need to demonstrate proficiency at the university level to enter their major of choice. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER COURSE CR. COURSE CR. NO. SUBJECT HRS. NO. SUBJECT HRS. COM1002 Univ Stud Sem 2 LLT1213 World Masterpcs 1 3 COM1103 English Comp 3 SSC2413 Found Amer Exper 3 MCS1003 Intro to Comp Appl 3 COM2103 Tech & Prof Comm 3 MCSXXX3 Mathematics 3 MCS1XX4 Mathematics 4 Elective 3 Elective 3 14 16 THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER LLT1223 World Masterpcs 2 3 HSSC Elective 3 SSC2423 Devel Amer Exper 3 Natural Science 2 3 Natural Science 1 3 Natural Science Lab 1 Electives 6 Electives 8 15 15 While enrolled in the University Studies program, students preparing to enter Lawrence Tech’s four-year degree programs will complete courses that fulfill the General Education requirements common to all curricula. In most cases, they will also have the opportunity to complete foundational courses specific to their intended majors, provided that the applicable course prerequisites have been satisfied. Initial course selections will be determined on the basis of students’ placement assessment results. To be eligible to apply for transfer into a four-year major, students must have achieved satisfactory performance in a minimum of 12 credit hours of course work, including specific courses applicable to their programs of choice. Students must see their academic advisors for additional information on course prerequisites, appropriate choices for elective courses, transfer eligibility requirements, and further information specific to their degree programs. For more information about the University Studies program or to speak with an advisor, contact the College of Arts and Sciences at 248.204.3500, email to scidean@ltu.edu, or visit S101 in the Science Building. DUAL MAJORS Chemistry with: Engineering, Physics Physics with: Engineering, Chemistry Computer Science with: Engineering, Chemistry Mathematics with: Engineering For further information about these dual majors and about minors, please see individual major program descriptions or contact the advisor listed for the major program. U N D E R G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7 91
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