catalog 05-06.indd - Undergraduate Admissions - Gallaudet University

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Academic InformationCHE 106 Introduction to Chemistry Laboratory II (1)orCHE 107 General Chemistry I (3)CHE 108 General Chemistry II (3)CHE 109 General Chemistry Laboratory I (1)CHE 110 General Chemistry Laboratory II (1)orPHY 107 General Physics I (3)PHY 108 General Physics II (3)PHY 109 General Physics Laboratory I (1)PHY 110 General Physics Laboratory II (1)orPHY 121 Earth Systems and Processes (3)PHY 123 Earth Systems and Processes Laboratory (1)PHY 122 Space and Astronomical Science (3)PHY 124 Space and Astronomical Science Laboratory (1)orPHY 151 Physics I (3)PHY 152 Physics II (3)PHY 153 Physics I Laboratory (1)PHY 154 Physics II Laboratory (1)*Lab sections should be taken concurrently.DiversityChoose one diversity intensive course with a focus on Americancultures from the following*:COM 430 Gender and Communication (3)COM 440 Intercultural Communication (3)**DST 311 Dynamics of Oppression (3)DST 313 Deaf Women’s Studies (3)**ENG 350 Introduction to African-American Literature (3)ENG 373Introduction to Hispanic-AmericanLiterature (3)ENG 405 American Literature to 1865 (3)ENG 406 American Literature from 1865 to Present (3)FLC 380 The Latino Presence in the United States (3)GOV 101GOV 102American Government and ContemporaryAffairs I (3)American Government and ContemporaryAffairs II (3)HIS 111 American History I (3)HIS 112 American History II (3)HIS 380 The History of Sexuality (3)HSL 101 Communication, Culture, and Consumerism (3)**PED 286Health in America: A MulticulturalPerspective (3)PSY 411 Psychology of Personality (3)REC 312 Leisure in America: A Multicultural Analysis (3)REL 310REL 355Native American Religion and Culture (3)Religion and Society (3)SOC 211 Race and Ethnic Relations (3)SWK 318 Human Diversity (3)Choose one diversity intensive course with a focus on globalcultures from the following:*BUS 357 Global Business (3)COM 440 Intercultural Communication (3)**DST 312 Black Deaf People’s Studies (3)DST 313 Deaf Women’s Studies (3)**ENG 311 World Literature I (3)ENG 312 World Literature II (3)ENG 323 Literature and Film I (3)ENG 324 Literature and Film II (3)ENG 355 Literature by Women (3)FLC 314 Topics in Language Diversity (3)FLC 372 German Literature in English Translation II (3)GOV 327 Comparative Government (3)HIS 101 World Civilization I (3)HIS 102 World Civilization II (3)HIS 322 Cultural Geography (3)HSL 101 Communication, Culture, and Consumerism (3)**PSY 458 Social Psychology (3)REL 300 Comparative Religion (3)SOC 268 Cultural Anthropology (3)*Courses that satisfy the diversity requirement may also satisfy othergeneral studies, major, minor, or free elective requirements.**COM 440, and DST 313, and HSL 101 cannot be taken to satisfy bothareas of focus.Bachelor of Science Degree CoreCurriculum for Students with Majors inBiology, Chemistry, Computer Science,and MathematicsEnglish Reading and Composition 6-12 hoursChoose a set a courses (determined by the English PlacementTest or its equivalent):ENG 102 College Reading and Critical Thinking (3)ENG 103 Essay Analysis and Composition I (3)ENG 203 Essay Analysis and Composition II (3)ENG 204 Introduction to Literature (3)orENG 102SCollege Reading and Critical Thinking:Alternative Approach (3)ENG 103S Essay Analysis and Composition I:ENG 203SENG 204SAlternative Approach (3)Essay Analysis and Composition II:Alternative Approach (3)Introduction to Literature: AlternativeApproach (3)orENG 120 Accelerated College English I (3)ENG 121 Accelerated College English II (3)ENG 204 Introduction to Literature (3)orENG 205H Honors English I (3)ENG 206H Honors English II (3)General Studies25 hoursChoose 25 hours from the following categories. Thereis a maximum number of credits allowed from each category:Foreign Languagemaximum of 8 hoursIf a second foreign language course is desired, the coursemust be in the same language.FRE 111 Basic French I (4)FRE 112 Basic French II (4)GER 111 Basic German I (4)GER 112 Basic German II (4)ITA 111 Basic Italian I (4)ITA 112 Basic Italian II (4)LAT 111 Basic Latin I (4)LAT 112 Basic Latin II (4)SPA 111 Basic Spanish I (4)SPA 112 Basic Spanish II (4)Communication ProcessesCOM 280 Group Discussion (3)COM 290 Public Speaking (3)Physical EducationPED 185 Wellness (3)PED 221 Sports Activities (1)PED 222 Outdoor Activities (1)PED 223 Aquatic Activities (1)PED 224 Activities (1)maximum of 3 hoursmaximum of 2 hours22
Academic InformationHeritage and Self-Awareness maximum of 6 hoursCAP 101 First Year Seminar (3)*HSL 101 Communication, Culture, and Consumerism (3)DST 101 Introduction to Deaf Studies (3)LIN 101 Sign Language and Sign Systems (3)*First Year Seminar will be required of all Gallaudet University undergraduatesduring their first year of matriculation except in the followingsituations: transfer and returning students with at least junior standing areexempt from this requirement, but may elect to take First Year Seminar to befamiliar with Gallaudet resources. Students who fail First Year Seminar arerequired to take it again during the next consecutive semester.Historical and Social Analysis maximum of 9 hoursIf a second history or government course is desired, thecourse must be from the same sequence.ECO 203 Introduction to Economics I (3)GOV 101 American Government and ContemporaryAffairs I (3)GOV 102 American Government and ContemporaryAffairs II (3)HIS 101 World Civilization I (3)HIS 102 World Civilization II (3)HIS 111 American History I (3)HIS 112 American History II (3)PSY 201 Introduction to Psychology (3)REL 300 Comparative Religion (3)REL 355 Religion and Society (3)SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology (3)SOC 250 Introduction to the Criminal Justice System (3)Humanities Inquirymaximum of 9 hoursIf a second humanities inquiry course is desired, it must befrom a different subcategory.Fine ArtsART 110Introduction to Television, Film, andPhotography (3)ART 140 Art History (3)ART 150 Fundamentals of Design in Art (3)ART 200 Introduction to Digital Imaging (3)ART 207 Introduction to Drawing (3)ENG 230 British Studies (3)FLC 200 French Studies (3)FLC 210 Spanish Studies (3)FLC 215 German Studies (3)FLC 220 Italian Studies (3)FLC 225 Russian Studies (3)PED 415 History and Philosophy of Dance (3)PED 431 Sacred Dance (3)THE 110 Introduction to Theatre (3)LiteratureENG 311 World Literature I (3)ENG 312 World Literature II (3)ENG 323 Literature and Film I (3)ENG 324 Literature and Film II (3)ENG 325 The Deaf in Literature (3)ENG 327 Masterpieces of American Literature (3)ENG 338 Masterpieces of English Literature (3)ENG 350 Introduction to African-American Literature (3)ENG 355 Literature by Women (3)ENG 373 Introduction to Hispanic-American Literature(3)FLC 361 Masterpieces of French Literature inFLC 362English Translation I (3)Masterpieces of French Literature in EnglishTranslation II (3)FLC 363 Contemporary Quebec Literature in Translation (3)FLC 371 German Literature in English Translation I (3)FLC 372 German Literature in English Translation II (3)FLC 381Masterpieces of Spanish Literature in EnglishTranslation I (3)FLC 382FLC 383FLC 384Masterpieces of Spanish Literature in EnglishTranslation II (3)Spanish American Literature in EnglishTranslation I (3)Spanish American Literature in EnglishTranslation II (3)PhilosophyPHI 200 Introduction to Philosophy (3)PHI 301 Introduction to Logic (3)PHI 302 Logic and Scientific Method (3)PHI 311 History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy (3)PHI 312 History of Renaissance and Early ModernPhilosophy (3)PHI 313 History of Late Modern and ContemporaryPhilosophy (3)PHI 357 Moral Philosophy (3)PHI/BUS 358 Business Ethics (3)PHI 410 American Philosophy (3)PHI 418 Social and Political Philosophy (3)Quantitative ReasoningMAT 150 Calculus I (4)4 hoursScientific Inquiry12 hours*Choose a two-semester course and laboratory sequence inone laboratory science, and one additional semester (courseand laboratory) in another laboratory science, both of whichmust be outside the major.BIO 107 Principles of Biology for Science Majors I (3)BIO 108 Principles of Biology for Science Majors II (3)BIO 109 Principles of Biology Laboratory for ScienceMajors I (1)BIO 110 Principles of Biology Laboratory for ScienceMajors II (1)CHE 107 General Chemistry I (3)CHE 108 General Chemistry II (3)CHE 109 General Chemistry Laboratory I (1)CHE 110 General Chemistry Laboratory II (1)PHY 151 Physics I (3)PHY 152 Physics II (3)PHY 153 Physics I Laboratory (1)PHY 154 Physics II Laboratory (1)*Lab sections should be taken concurrently.Scientific ResearchBIO 401 Research Methods in Biology I (3)Choose one:BIO/CHE 240 Computer Applications for Scientists (3)CSC 101 Computer Programming I (3)6 hoursDiversity6 hoursChoose one diversity intensive course with a focus onAmerican cultures from the following*:COM 430 Gender and Communication (3)COM 440 Intercultural Communication (3)**DST 311 Dynamics of Oppression (3)DST 313 Deaf Women’s Studies (3)**ENG 350 Introduction to African-American Literature (3)ENG 373 Introduction to Hispanic-AmericanLiterature (3)ENG 405 American Literature to 1865 (3)ENG 406 American Literature from 1865 to Present (3)FLC 380 The Latino Presence in the United States (3)GOV 101 American Government and ContemporaryAffairs I (3)23
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