2019-2020 BSC Catalog

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
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newspapers, magazines, and internet content about the latest headlines, trending topics,
and stories from the Chinese-speaking countries. Prerequisites: CHN 201 and CHN 202.
DA - Dance
DA 101 Basic Ballet (½)
A study of the basic principles and techniques of classical ballet. May be repeated for
credit. Fall, Spring.
DA 102 Jazz Dance (¼)
A course in the basic elements of jazz dance. May be repeated for credit. Fall, Spring.
DA 104 Tap Dance (¼)
A course in the basic elements of tap dance. May be repeated for credit. Spring.
DA 105 CE Introduction to Dance (1)
An exploration of the four basic elements of all dance styles: the body, energy, space, and
time. These elements will be examined through guided movement improvisations and
basic foundation exercises for ballet, jazz, modern dance, and tap. A Creative Expression
designated course.
DA 206 Intermediate Ballet (½)
A study of intermediate principles and techniques of ballet.
EC - Economics
EC 177, 277, 377, 477 Special Topics in Economics (1)
An exploration of a selected topic or problem in economics.
EC 201 CI Principles of Macroeconomics (1)
A general introduction to economics with emphasis on macroeconomic aspects: national
income determination, monetary and fiscal policy. A Community Interests designated
course. Fall, Spring.
EC 202 IA Principles of Microeconomics (1)
A general introduction to economics with emphasis on microeconomic aspects: the
economic principles underlying price, production, distribution of income, and related
problems. An Interpretation or Analysis designated course. Fall, Spring.
EC 280 The Economics of Poverty and Inequality (1)
An investigation of the tools and methods economists use to analyze the causes and
effects of poverty and income inequality. The course examines economic theories and
relevant empirical findings, analyzes poverty-related data and measurements of poverty
Birmingham-Southern College Catalog 2019-2020