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BACHELOR OF GENERAL STUDIES (BGS) The Bachelor of General Studies degree is a degree completion program designed to help meet personal goals. This degree is reserved for students within 45 hours of graduation who are not seeking licensure or certification. Applicants for the BGS degree should be aware that the degree may not be appropriate for admission to graduate or professional schools. Required Courses Christianity 1313, 1323 and 3 additional hours 9 English 1313, 1323 6 Mathematics 1305 or higher level course (depending on concentration) 3 Science with laboratory 4-8 Social and Behavioral Sciences requirements 6-9 Humanities and Fine Arts requirements 15 Option A OR Option B Electives to complete degree requirements including FYS 1100, if required Total required 125 Program Requirements — Option A or B Option A Academic Major (See Note 8) 24-36 Second area of study 18 Option B: Concentrations Program Requirement Two academic concentrations of 24 sem. Hrs. each minimum 48 Concentration I — Communications. Courses to be drawn from Communication, English, Languages, Communication and Rhetoric, and Journalism/Mass Communication Concentration II — Humanities & Social Sciences. Courses to be drawn from Christianity, Geography, History, Philosophy, and Government Concentration III — Behavioral Sciences. Courses to be drawn from *Criminal Justice, **Education, Kinesiology, **Nursing, Psychology, Sociology and *Social Work Concentration IV — Business Administration. Courses to be drawn from Accounting, Business Administration, International Business, Economics, Finance, Management, and Marketing NOTE: A minimum of 125 semester hours is required for the degree, 30 of which must be at the upper level. A minimum cumulative scholastic standing of 2.00, with no grade below ―C‖ in courses completed in the concentrations, is required. Institutional recommendations for certification, licensure, or professional school admission (e.g. medical school, etc.) cannot be given with this degree. A minimum of 36 semester hours must be taken in residence at HBU, including at least 18 semester hours of upper level courses, 6 hours in each concentration, or 12 upper level courses in residence for the major in Option A. * Currently, the University does not offer work in these fields; therefore, only transfer credit in these areas is applicable. ** Credit for education or nursing courses previously taken will not lead to educational certification or nursing licensure. For certification or licensure, other degree options must be elected. 2010-2011 HBU Catalog www.hbu.edu/catalog Page 69
BACHELOR OF MUSIC (BM) This program is under review. Please check with the Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities for current information. Minimum academic program requirements for undergraduates pursuing the Bachelor of Music degree include: Required Courses 47 Freshman Year Seminar (FYS) 1100, if required 1 Christianity 1313, 1323 and 3 additional hours 9 English 1313, 1323 6 Mathematics 1305 or higher level course 3 Kinesiology 2202 2 Social and Behavioral Science requirements 6 Demonstrated competence in computer applications or Computer Information Systems Management 1321 Social and Behavioral Science requirements Humanities and Fine Arts (MUHL 2313, plus 9 hrs in humanities) 15 Majors and Program Requirements 83-88* Total Required 130-135 •Additional courses required for Teacher Certification. See Bachelor of Music Teacher Certification. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (BSN) * Required Courses Prerequisite Courses 37 ENGL 1313 English Composition I ENGL 1323 English Composition II BIOL 1414 Introductory Microbiology BIOL 2404 Human Anatomy and Physiology I BIOL 2414 Human Anatomy and Physiology II CHEM 1404 Introductory Chemistry MATH 1305 Math for Critical Thinking or higher PSYC 1313 General Psychology PSYC 2301 Introductory Statistics for the Behavioral Science PSYC 3313 Human Growth and Development SOCI 1313, GOVT 2313, ECON 2311 or 2312 (3 hrs) Smith College 30 Demonstrated competence in computer applications or CISM 1321 Introduction to Computer Applications HUMANITIES (18 hrs) FINE ART (3 hrs) CHRISTIANITY (9 hrs) 2010-2011 HBU Catalog www.hbu.edu/catalog Page 70
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This 2010-2011 Catalog for Houston
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter from the P
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Academic Resources Academic Advisin
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School of Business and Economics Un
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GENERAL INFORMATION Purpose of Cata
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History: Leadership In 1987, the Un
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STUDENT LIFE Baugh Center This faci
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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Undergraduate Pr
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BUSA 2311 Quantitative Methods I BU
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International Business The undergra
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Graduate Programs Associate Dean: D
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FINA 6335 Risk Management FINA 6336
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School of Education DEAN: DR. ALICE
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1. Undergraduate applications shoul
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1. French and Spanish majors/certif
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EDBI 4305 Second Language Acquisiti
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Required Courses EDEC 4310 Preschoo
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Courses Required for Available Supp
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MUHL/CHRI 3371, MUSC 3322 or MUHL 2
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Required Coursework: LANGUAGE ARTS
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CERTIFICATIONS IN HIGH SCHOOL GRADE
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EDRE 4330 Teaching Content Area Rea
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Required Coursework for : LANGUAGE
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CHEM 3415 The Lithosphere 4 PHYS 14
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EDRE 4330 Teaching Content Area Rea
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EDUC 4345 Evaluation and Accountabi
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Graduate Programs MASTER OF EDUCATI
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This program permits students who p
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Master of Education in Curriculum a
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The degree requires completion of t
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EDRE 5352 Literacy in the Secondary
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EDSP 5319: Teaching Strategies in S
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SCHOOL OF NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH
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KINE 4370 Research in Kinesiology (
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The liberal arts curriculum require
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BIOL 1414 Introductory Microbiology
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• Read the School of Nursing and
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
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Systems category (Choose one from t
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Chemistry Major Math and Science Co
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3 additional hours at the 4000 leve
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Composite Science Major (8-12) Stud
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The first form is the Composite Let
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This is a guide to the most frequen
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Pre-Physician Assistant Program Dir
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ACCT 4302 Auditing Prerequisite: AC
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ART 2232 Drawing I Basic This cours
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ART 3232 Drawing II Basic This cour
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ART 3316 Cultural Craft for the Ado
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ART 4237 Applied Art: Fiber Arts II
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BCMB 4111 Bioanalytical Methods Pre
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BIOL 3335 Nutrition and Metabolism
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BIOL 4443 Neuroscience Prerequisite
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CHEM 2415 General Chemistry I Prere
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CHEM 4414 Introductory Physical Che
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CHRI 4181, 4281, 4381 Special Topic
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CHRI 6320 Christian Scriptures IV T
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COMM 4304 Interpersonal Communicati
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EDBI 4307 Foundations of ESL And Bi
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SPECIAL EDUCATION EDSP 4252 Clinica
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EDUC 4000 Student Teacher Seminar S
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EDUC 4493 Student Teaching in Eleme
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EDUC 5313 Curriculum and Instructio
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FINA 4330 Financial Analysis and Mo
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GOVT 3344 The American Court System
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GREK 6351 Greek Studies III Prerequ
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This class focuses on the origins a
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HNRS 3340 Enlightenment and Moderni
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INDC 4350 Essential Elements of Sci
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JMC 4336 Principles of Advertising
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KINE 3304 Athletic Training Interns
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GENERAL LINGUISTICS LING 3310 Gener
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MATH 3333 Ordinary Differential Equ
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MATH 4380 Differential Geometry Pre
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MFA 5343 Graduate Sculpture III In
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MFA 6338 Graduate Ceramics VIII The
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MANAGEMENT MGMT 3302 Principles of
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MGMT 5363 Decision-Making Tools for
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MIS 3340 Business Communication Tec
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MLA 5364 Chaucer and the Fourteenth
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MUAP 1146, 1166, 2146 Language Dict
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Strings MUSA 1151, 1251, 1351, 3151
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PHILOSOPHY: ETHICS PHLE 3371 Ethics
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PHYS 3323 Electricity and Magnetism
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PSYC 6343 Personality Assessment Pr
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SPAN 3335 Spanish Writing Workshop
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WRIT 3303 Elements of Professional
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WRIT 4392: Senior Seminar: Creative
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Deans of the Colleges MICHAEL BOURK
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JOSEPH D. BROWN (2002) Professor in
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LEVON HAYRAPETYAN (1999) Professor
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JOHN M. McATEER (2010) Assistant Pr
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ROBERT TOWERY (1999) Associate Prof
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INDEX 2010-2011 HBU Catalog www.hbu
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Mathematical Studies Major (8-12) .
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