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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS (A.A.) DEGREE D. Natural Sciences.............................................................11-12 Science course from each of the three areas below: I. Biological Science: (Choose One) BOT 1010C Botany ....................................................................4 BSC 1005 Biology ...................................................................4 BSC 1010C Principles of Biology I .........................................4 BSC 1011C Principles of Biology II ........................................4 BSC 1085C Anatomy & Physiology I .....................................4 BSC 1086C Anatomy & Physiology II ....................................4 ZOO 1010C Zoology .................................................................4 II. Physical Science: (Choose One) AST 1002 Astronomy .............................................................4 CHM 1025 Chemical Science ................................................4 CHM 1032C General Chemistry for Life Sciences.................4 CHM 1045C College Chemistry I..............................................4 CHM 1046C College Chemistry II ............................................4 ESC 1000 Earth Science ........................................................4 EVS 1001C Environmental Sciences.......................................4 GLY 2010C Physical Geology .................................................4 GLY 2100C Historical Geology ...............................................4 ISC 1003 Natural Disasters – Causes, Consequences, Human Response..............................................4 MET 1010 Introduction to Meteorology .............................4 OCE 1001C Introduction to Oceanography .........................4 OCE 1013C Aquatic Environmental Science.........................4 PHY 1020 Physical Science ...................................................4 PHY 1053C Physics I .................................................................4 PHY 1054C Physics II ................................................................4 PHY 2048C College Physics I ..................................................4 PHY 2049C College Physics II .................................................4 III. Choose one additional science course from either Area I or Area II above OR (Choose One) BSC 2020C Human Structure and Function..........................4 GLY 2601C Intro to Paleontology............................................4 HLP 1081 Wellness: Practice/Theory ..................................3 OR ____ ____ any Biological or Physical Science Course from Area I or Area II above.............4 E. Social Sciences/History/Government..................................3 Select one general education Gordon Rule social science course**** from the list below: AMH 2010 AMH 2020 AMH 1041 POS 1041 POT 1002 SYG 2010 WOH 1012 WOH 1022 WOH 2040 American History I................................................3 American History II...............................................3 American Civilization...........................................3 American Government........................................3 History/Ideas of Political Science......................3 Social Problems.....................................................3 World Civilization I...............................................3 World Civilization II..............................................3 Twentieth Century................................................3 F. Social Science/Behavioral Science.......................................3 Select one general education social science course from the list below OR a second general education social science course from Category E: ANT 2000 Introduction to Anthropology............................3 ANT 2100 Introduction to Archaeology..............................3 ECO 2013 Economics I............................................................3 GEA 1000 World Regional Geography................................3 PSY 2012 Psychology .............................................................3 SYG 2000 Sociology................................................................3 G. General Education Electives Maximum of 1 credit in the total 36 required for the A.A. degree ASL 1140 American Sign Language I................ 1 of 4***** BSC 1005L Biology Lab.............................................................1 DEP 2004 Human Growth & Development..... 1 of 3***** FRE 1120 French I ................................................. 1 of 4***** CHI 1120 Mandarin Chinese I............................ 1 of 4***** CHM 1045L College Chemistry Lab I......................................1 CHM 1046L College Chemistry Lab II.....................................1 ESC 1000L Earth Science Lab..................................................1 ENG 1001 Research Papers..................................................1* HUN 2201 Nutrition................................................ 1 of 3***** LIS 1001 Library Skills............................................................1 LIS 2004 Internet Research..................................................1 LIT 2335 Introduction to Children’s and Adolescent Literature.................... 1 of 3***** LIT 2603 Literature of War/20th Century....... 1 of 3***** PHY 1020L Physical Science Lab............................................1 SLS 1101 College Success.....................................1 of 3**** SLS 1501 Effective Study.......................................................1 SPC 1006 † Essentials of Speech.............................................1 SPC 1608 † Speech................................................... 1 of 3***** SPC 2300 † Interpersonal Communications........ 1 of 3***** SPN 1120 Spanish I................................................1 of 4***** A.A. Degree Checklist – Let’s Review: q q q q Have you completed a minimum of 60 credit hours in the following areas 36 Hours of General Education 6 hours in Communications – Gordon Rule (minimum grade of “C”) 6 hours in Humanities – Gordon Rule (minimum grade of “C”) q 3 hours in Social Science/History/Government – Gordon Rule (minimum grade of “C”) q q q q q q q q q q q 3 hours in Social Science/Behavior Science 6 hours in Mathematics – Gordon Rule (minimum grade of “C”) 11-12 hours in Natural Science For symbol explanation see previous page. 1 hour in General Education Elective - If areas A thru F do not equal 36 24 hours of College Credit A.A. Transferable Electives Have you completed at least 15 of the 60 credits at Northwest Florida State College Have you completed the Speaking-Across-the- Curriculum requirement (Look for courses marked with †) Have you completed the Writing-Across-the- Curriculum requirement Have you completed the Technology-Across-the- Curriculum requirement (Look for courses marked with ) Have you met the minimum 2.0 GPA requirements for the A.A. Have you Applied for Graduation by the advertised deadline 80 D E G R E E S
A S S O C I A T E I N S C I E N C E ( A . S . ) D E G R E E A N D A S S O C I A T E I N A P P L I E D S C I E N C E ( A . A . S . ) D E G R E E The Associate in Science (A.S.) and Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degrees are designed to prepare students for employment in a technical or semi-professional capacity. Both the A.S. and A.A.S. degrees are two-year programs containing a general education component of at least 18 general education courses in five subject area categories and at least 42 college credits in a specific technical or professional skill area. Although neither program is generally intended for transfer, many students elect to pursue upper division studies after completing the A.S. or A.A.S. degree. To that end, the general education requirements for the A.S. degree are restricted to transferable credits, which also satisfy Gordon Rule standards and minimum grade requirements for the Florida State University System. General education courses for the A.A.S. degree are broader and more flexible. A.S. and A.A.S. degrees Northwest Florida State College offers numerous separate A.S. and A.A.S. programs, several of which contain specialization options. Associate in Applied Science Degrees • Architectural Design and Construction Technology Architectural Design/CAD Option Building Construction Option • Business Administration Business Management Option Business Specialist (Marketing) Option • Computer Engineering Technology CISCO Academy Option Microsoft IT Academy (MCITP) Option Comp TIA A+ Option • Criminal Justice Technology Criminal Justice Option Law Enforcement/Corrections Academy Option • Customer Relationship Management • Database Technology • Digital Media/Multimedia Technology • Drafting and Design Technology Mechanical Design/CAD Option Technical Illustration/CAD Option • Early Childhood Education • Emergency Administration and Management Fire Science Option Homeland Security Option Criminal Justice Option Emergency Administration Option • Graphic Arts Technology Graphic Design Option Visual Artist Option • Health Services Management • Industrial Management Technology • IT Security • Manufacturing Technology • Music Production Technology • Networking Services Technology Networking Administrator Option UNIX/Linux System Administrator Option • Office Administration General Office Administration Option Legal Office Administration Option Medical Office Administration Option • Recreation Technology • Theater and Entertainment Technology Acting Specialization Option Costuming Specialization Option Dance Specialization Option Musical Theater Option Technical Theater Option Associate in Science Degrees • Accounting Technology • Computer Engineering Technology • Computer Information Technology • Computer Programming and Analysis • Database Technology • Drafting and Design Technology • Digital Media/Multimedia Technology • Early Childhood Education • Emergency Medical Services • Graphic Arts Technology • IT Security • Networking Services Technology • Nursing (RN) • Radiography • Recreation Technology A.S. & A.A.S. DEGREE PROGRAMS D E G R E E S 81
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