2009-2010 - Bowie State University

First Semester
HIST 111 World Civilization since 1500 3
PYSC 204 Elementary Statistics in Psychology or
SOCI 309 Elementary Statistics in Sociology 3
GOVT ___ Sub‐Field Elective 3
GOVT ___ Sub‐Field Elective 3
____ ___ Other Elective 3
15
Second Semester
GOVT 391 Research and Methods in Political Science 3
GOVT ___ Sub‐Field Elective 3
GOVT ___ Sub‐Field Elective 3
____ ___ Other Elective 3
____ ___ Other Elective 3
15
SENIOR YEAR
FIRST SEMESTER
GOVT 462 Capstone Seminar I 3
GOVT ___ Sub‐Field Elective 3
GOVT ___ Sub‐Field Elective 3
____ ___ Other Elective 3
____ ___ Other Elective 2
14
Second Semester
GOVT 463 Capstone Seminar II 3
____ ___ Other Electives 9
12
GEOGRAPHY MINOR
Geography is a specialized field of study and is basic to a liberal arts education. The Geography Track is
concerned with the reality of the human habitat in regional environments; with the ways space is
organized for economic, social and political purposes; with the manner in which natural resources are
utilized and developed and their uses; and with the relationships between these considerations and
public policy. Its sphere is the whole world. Students who wish to complete the track in geography must
earn a grade of “C” or higher in all Geography courses.
CORE REQUIREMENTS (15 semester hours)
Sem. Hrs.
GEOG 101 Elements of Geography I 3
GEOG 102 Elements of Geography II 3
GEOG ___ Geography Electives 9
15
PHILOSOPHY MINOR
The philosophy curriculum is multicultural and promotes a critical understanding of the foundations of
the humanities and the natural sciences. A thematic and historical approach is used to study the
fundamental features of the universe (metaphysics), how one knows (epistemology), and how one
ought to live (ethics). GOVT 315 and GOVT 316 may be used as philosophy electives.
212 2009‐2010 Undergraduate Catalog