2006-2008 HBU Catalog - Houston Baptist University

laboratory science are required for the Bachelor of Science degree.Unless otherwise mandated by a major, suggested Smith College courses forstudents not majoring in science are:BIOL 1404, Introductory BiologyCHEM 1404, Introductory ChemistryCHEM 3415, The LithospherePHYS 1401, Physics for the Liberal Arts MindPHYS 1403, Physics of SoundPHYS 1411, Astronomy and the UniverseStudents majoring in science are limited to the following laboratory sciencecourses as counting toward Smith College credit:BIOL 2473, General Biology IBIOL 2474, General Biology IIBIOL 2475, General Biology IIICHEM 2415, General Chemistry ICHEM 2416, General Chemistry IIPHYS 2413, Principles of Physics IPHYS 2423, Principles of Physics IIB. Christianity Requirement: Christianity requirements includeCHRI 1313, Old TestamentCHRI 1323, New TestamentThree additional hours from CHRI 2333, Christian Doctrine, CHRI 2343, ChristianEthics, CHRI 2353, Christianity and the World Religions, or CHRI/PHIL 2363,Christianity and the World Philosophical Tradition.C. Social & Behavioral Sciences Requirement: Social and behavioral sciencecourses for students seeking a Bachelor of Arts degree include nine (9) semesterhours from at least three (3) of the following areas. Students seeking a Bachelorof Science degree must take six (6) semester hours from two (2) of the followingareas.(a) any lower division course in economics(b) any course in political science(c) any course in psychology(d) any course in sociology(e) GEOG 3300, World Geography(h) INDC 3325, Interaction of Science and Religion(f) BUSA 3320, Business Ethics or BUSA 3302, Creating Personal WealthD. Humanities Requirement: Humanities courses include twelve (12) semesterhours from at least three (3) of the following areas:(a) literature(b) history(c) MCOM 1313, Introduction to Mass Media(d) INDC 3322, The Hispanic Intellectual Heritage(e) PHIL 1313, Introduction to Philosophy, PHIL 3313, Logic, PHIL 3323, Ancientand Medieval Philosophy, or PHIL 3344, Modern and ContemporaryPhilosophy86 / Undergraduate Degree Program