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All A.B./B.S. CASL students must fulfill these distribution
requirements. They are generally completed during the first
two years. All coursework must be 100-200 level unless otherwise
indicated.
SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
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English Composition:
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6 credit hours
COMP 105
COMP 106 |
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Composition Placement
Exam required.
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Foreign Language
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2 course sequence
8 credit hours
ARBC 101& 102
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FREN 101&102
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GERM 101&102
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LAT 101&102
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MCL (Ancient Greek) 105&106
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MCL (Armenian) 111&112
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SPAN 101&102
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Exemption from the
foreign language requirement is
possible.
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Mathematics
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3-4 credit hours
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MATH 104,105,113,115,131,363
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(MATH 080 and 090 do not count toward degree.)
LIBS 111,127 (First year seminar courses)
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AREAS OF INQUIRY
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Arts
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3 credit hours
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ARTH 101,102,103,104,106
FILM/HUM 240, ENGL/FILM/HUM 248 |
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MHIS 100,120,130, 340, AAAS/MHIS/RELS 333/HUM 3335
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Behavioral and Social Analysis
9 credit hours
You must elect at least one course from Group A and
one from Group B.
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Group A:
ANTH 101,202
PSYC 170,171
SOC 200,201
LIBS 112, 116, 117,118, 123,126,128 (First year seminar courses)
Group B:
ECON 2001,201,202
POL 101,201,205,250,260
LIBS 112, 114, 116 (First year seminar courses)
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Biological and Physical Sciences
7-8 credit hours
One course must be a laboratory course.
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BIOL 100 or 100+101,130,140,240
BIOL 103&105
CHEM 100,134,136,144,146
ESCI 275
GEOL 118,218
NSCI 120,121
PHYS 100,125,126,130 or130+131,150,151
LIBS 117, 123 (First year seminar courses)
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Biological and Physical Science courses with a "+"
provide an optional laboratory section. The first number
is the lecture course which may be taken separately.
The second number is the optional lab course which may
be taken with the lecture. Courses listed without a
"+" require that both the lecture and lab
be taken. Both BIOL 103&105 must be taken to meet
the Biological and Physical Sciences requirement. That
is, neither of these courses will individually count
toward the requirement. NSCI 120 and BIOL 100 (or BIOL
100+101) may not be used together to meet the Biological
and Physical Sciences requirement.
History
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3 credit hours
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Any HIST course except: 398,399,485,497,498,499
LIBS 112, 113, 116, 119, 120, 121 (First year
courses)
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Letters
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3-4 credit hours
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COML/HUM 221,222,223
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ENGL 230,231,232,233,235,236,237, 238, 239
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HUM 171,201
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PHIL 100,120,200,240
LIBS 112, 114, 115, 122, 123, 124, 125 (First year seminar courses)
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Diversity
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3 credit hours from the following list of approved
courses:
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AAAS 106, 239, 275, 305, 322, 333, 345, 389, 403, 404, 449,
469, 470, 477
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AAST 390B, 473, 490 (The Arab Novel in English)
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AMST 300
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ANTH 101, 202, 275, 376, 455
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ARTH 103, 327, 416
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BIOL 410
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COML 433 |
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COMM 306
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CRJ 305, 322, 323, 350, 362, 403, 423, 440, 443, 447, 455, 465,
467, 468, 471
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ECON 325, 342, 344, 348, 375, 381, 421
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ENGL 239, 304, 306, 389, 445, 469, 4705, 472, 473, 477, 490 (The Arab Novel in English)
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FILM 387 |
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HIST 104, 105, 106, 112, 113, 114, 301, 304, 306, 308,
309, 321, 322, 323, 325, 326, 337, 338, 339, 341, 345,
370, 375, 3602, 3632, 3651, 3695, 3695
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HUM 270, 275, 304, 433, 4705, 3335
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LIBS 364
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LING 477
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MHIS 333
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POL 305, 323, 350, 355, 362, 385, 414, 450
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PSYC 275, 322, 405, 440, 3955
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RELS 327, 333, 355, 401
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SOC 200, 201, 275, 304, ,306, 350, 403, 423, 443,
447, 449, 455, 460, 465, 467, 468, 469, 471, 477, 4045
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SPAN 352
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WGST/WST 275, 325, 338, 362, 370, 387, 404, 405, 416, 433,
445, 447, 470, 473, 3651, 3955
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Note: All undergraduate students admitted
or re-admitted to CASL for Fall 2004, or thereafter, will be required to
take (normally at UM-D) an approved 3-credit hour diversity
course in order to graduate.
The purpose of the Diversity Requirement is to help students
engage with important issues pertaining to racial and ethnic
diversity, religious diversity, social class, gender, sexual
orientation, age, ability/disability status, and global issues.
Diversity courses, when appropriate, may also be used to
satisfy a distribution requirement or a requirement for a
major, minor, area of focus, or cognate.
Students may choose any course from the above list of
UM-D courses (approved by the CASL Curriculum Committee)
on global issues, national issues, or both. (Courses appearing
in the Schedule of Classes, which have been approved
as Diversity Courses are identified as such in the "Comments" section
below each course listing.)
Transfer students please note: transfer
courses may not automatically be used to satisfy the Diversity
requirement. If you have questions, please see a CASL advisor.
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION = 45-48 CREDIT HOURS
Former CASL Honors students may use Western Culture 261 or 262
toward the History or Letters requirements; Western Culture
263 or 264 toward the Behavioral and Social Analysis (Group
A or B) requirement; or Western Culture 262 or 263 toward
the Arts requirement.
These courses may or may not fulfill distribution requirements
in other UM-D units.
First year seminar courses are only open to newly admitted
Fall freshmen. Any one first year seminar course may be used
to satisfy only one requirement.
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