2009-2010 Bulletin â PDF - SEAS Bulletin - Columbia University
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to engage in ethical, analytic, discursive,<br />
and imaginative thinking that will prove<br />
indispensable later in life.<br />
• <strong>SEAS</strong> students must take 16 to 18<br />
points of credit of required courses in<br />
list A and 9 to 11 elective points chosen<br />
from the approved courses in list<br />
B. The total combined number of nontechnical<br />
points (from lists A and B,<br />
below) must add up to at least 27.<br />
Neither list can be modified by advising<br />
deans or faculty advisers.<br />
• Advanced Placement (AP) credit in<br />
appropriate subject areas can be<br />
applied toward the 9-point elective<br />
nontechnical requirement.<br />
If electing Global Core, students<br />
must take two courses from the<br />
List of Approved Courses (www.college.<br />
columbia.edu/bulletin/core/mc.php) for a<br />
letter grade.<br />
A. Required Nontechnical Courses<br />
(16–18 points of credit)<br />
These courses must be taken at<br />
<strong>Columbia</strong>.<br />
Points<br />
1. ENGL C1010<br />
<strong>University</strong> writing 3<br />
2. One of the following two-semester sequences:<br />
HUMA C1001-C1002Masterpieces of Western<br />
literature and philosophy (All students registering<br />
for this course should be prepared to discuss<br />
the first six books of the Iliad on the first<br />
day of class.)<br />
or<br />
COCI C1101-C1102<br />
Introduction to contemporary civilization in the<br />
West<br />
or<br />
Global Core<br />
(any 2 courses from approved list 6–8<br />
3. One of the following two courses:<br />
HUMA W1121<br />
Masterpieces of Western art<br />
or<br />
HUMA W1123<br />
Masterpieces of Western music 3<br />
4. ECON W1105<br />
Principles of economics<br />
(This course can be satisfied through<br />
Advanced Placement; see the Advanced<br />
Placement chart on page 14.) Note: <strong>SEAS</strong><br />
students may not take BC1003 Introduction<br />
to economic reasoning as a substitute for<br />
ECON W1105. 4<br />
B. Elective Nontechnical Courses<br />
(9–11 points of credit)<br />
The following course listing by department<br />
specifies the <strong>Columbia</strong> College,<br />
Barnard, or <strong>SEAS</strong> courses that either<br />
fulfill or do not fulfill the nontechnical<br />
requirement.<br />
(Professional, workshop, lab, project,<br />
scientific, studio, music instruction, and<br />
master’s-level professional courses do<br />
not satisfy the 27-point nontechnical<br />
requirement.)<br />
AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES: All courses<br />
AMERICAN STUDIES: All courses<br />
ANCIENT STUDIES: All courses<br />
ANTHROPOLOGY:<br />
All courses in sociocultural anthropology<br />
All courses in archaeology except field work<br />
No courses in biological/physical anthropology<br />
[V1010, V1011, W3204, V3940, G4147-G4148,<br />
W4200, G4700]<br />
ARCHITECTURE: No courses<br />
ART HISTORY AND ARCHEOLOGY: All courses<br />
ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES: All courses<br />
ASTRONOMY: No courses<br />
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES: No courses<br />
BUSINESS: No courses<br />
CHEMISTRY: No courses<br />
CLASSICS: All courses<br />
COLLOQUIA: All courses<br />
COMPARATIVE ETHNIC STUDIES: All courses<br />
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND SOCIETY<br />
All courses<br />
COMPUTER SCIENCE: No courses<br />
CREATIVE WRITING: All courses<br />
DANCE<br />
All courses except performance classes<br />
DRAMA AND THEATRE ARTS<br />
All courses except workshops, rehearsal, or<br />
performance classes, THTR BC2120 Technical<br />
production, THTR BC3135 Set design, and THTR<br />
BC3134 Lighting design<br />
EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES<br />
No courses<br />
EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURE<br />
All courses<br />
ECOLOGY, EVOLUTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
BIOLOGY: No courses except EEEB W4700<br />
ECONOMICS<br />
All courses except:<br />
W3211 Intermediate microeconomics<br />
W3213 Intermediate macroeconomics<br />
W3412 Introduction to econometrics<br />
W3025 Financial economics<br />
W4020 Economics of uncertainty and information<br />
W4211 Advanced microeconomics<br />
W4213 Advanced macroeconomics<br />
W4280 Corporate finance<br />
W4412 Advanced econometrics<br />
W4415 Game theory<br />
W4911 Seminar in microeconomics<br />
<strong>SEAS</strong> <strong>2009</strong>–<strong>2010</strong>