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PHYSICS (8 HRS) ELECTIVES (48 - 49 HRS) (6, 7)
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AREA I CORE (6
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AREA II CORE (12 HRS) (3)
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(1) Based on the UAB School of Optometry requirements. (2) PSYC 2110 represents 3 hrs of the Area IV core requirements. (3) See approved courses in Area II below. (4) One literature from Area II and two histories from Area IV, or two literatures from Area II and one history from Area IV. (5) See approved course in Area IV below. With PSYC 2110, included in Psychology, the total is 12 hrs credit from Area IV. (6) Credit can be obtained for CHEM 1000. Credit will not be allowed for any course below the 1000 level, any math course below MATH 1100. (7) Plans for graduation and the curriculum in your major should be considered when selecting course in this Area. Selections should be discussed with your advisors. |
Be Sure to Contact Your Advisor : Email
Dr. Bill Richardson
Phone (334) 244-3330
| AREA I : English Composition - 6
Semester hours. A "C" or better must be earned in each class.
EH 0101 English Composition I EH 0101 H English Composition I , Honors EH 0102 English Composition II EH 0102 H English Composition II, Honors ENGL 1010 English Composition I ENGL 1017 English Composition I, Honors ENGL 1020 English Composition II ENGL 1027 English Composition II, Honors AREA II : Humanities and Fine Arts - 12 Semester hours. * One mandatory Literature * One mandatory Fine Art from the following: Art Appreciation or Art History, Music Appreciation or Music History, Theater Appreciation or Theater History. * Mandatory sequence: If two literatures are taken in a sequence, then only one history is required. COMM 1010 Introduction to Human Communication COM 0101 Introduction to Human Communication EH 0253 Survey of English Literature EH 0254 Survey of English Literature II EH 0257 Survey of American Literature I EH 0258 Survey of American Literature II EH 0260 Survey of Literature of the Western World EH 0261 Survey of Literature of the Western World ENGL 2530 Survey of English Literature I ENGL 2540 Survey of English Literature II ENGL 2570 Survey of American Literature I ENGL 2580 Survey of American Literature II ENGL 2600 Survey of Literature of the Western World ENGL 2610 Survey of Literature of the Western World FA 0261 Art Appreciation FREN 1200/1201 French I/ Lab FREN 1210/1211 French II/ Lab FREN 2200/2201 Intermediate French I/ Lab FREN 2210/2211 Intermediate French II/ Lab GERM 1400/1401 German I/ Lab GERM 1410/1411 German II/ Lab GERM 2400/2401 Intermediate German I/ Lab GERM 2410/2411 Intermediate German II/ Lab INF 0121 French I INF 0122 French III INF 0221 French IV INF 0222 French V INF 0223 French VI ING 0141 German I ING 0142 German II ING 0143 German III ING 0241 German IV ING 0242 German V ING 0243 German VI INS 0131 Spanish I INS 0132 Spanish II INS 0133 Spanish III INS 0231 Spanish IV INS 0232 Spanish V INS 0233 Spanish VI INTL 2600 Survey of Literature of the Western World INTL 2610 Survey of Literature of the Western World MU 0201 Music Appreciation MU 0250 History of Music I MU 0251 History of Music II MUSI 2110 Music Appreciation PH 0200 Reasoning and Critical Thinking PH 0201 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 2000 Reasoning and Critical Thinking PHIL 2010 Introduction to Philosophy SPAN 1300/1301 Beginning Spanish I/ Lab SPAN 130/1311 Beginning Spanish II/ Lab SPAN 2300/2301 Intermediate Spanish I/ Lab SPAN 2310/2311 Intermediate Spanish II/ Lab TH 0204 Theater Appreciation THEA 2040 Theater Appreciation VISU 1000 Art Appreciation |
AREA III : Math and lab science - 11
Semester hours. 3 hours - Math 1100 or above. 8 - hours lab science. BI 0101 Principles of Biology I BI 0102 Principles of Biology II BIOL 1010/1011 Principles of Biology I/ Lab BIOL 1020/1021 Principles of Biology II/ Lab CHEM 1100/1101 General Chemistry I/ Lab CHEM 1200/1201 General Chemistry II/ Lab MATH 1100 Finite Mathematics MATH 1120 Precalculus Algebra MATH 1610 Calculus I MATH 1620 Calculus II MATH 2630 Multivariable Calculus MATH 2660 Linear Algebra MATH 2670 Elementary Statistics MH 0110 Finite Mathematics MH 0112 Precalculus Algebra MH 0161 Analytical Geometry and Calculus I MH 0162 Analytical Geometry and Calculus II MH 0163 Analytical Geometry and Calculus III MH 0264 Multivariable Calculus MH 0266 Linear Algebra PHS 0100 Introduction to Physical Sciences PHS 0130 Introduction to Chemistry PHYS 2100/2101 General Physics I/ Lab PHYS 2200/2201 General Physics II/ Lab PS 0210 General Physics I PS 0211 General Physics II PS 0212 General Physics III PSCI 1100/1101 Introduction to Physical Sciences/ Lab PSCI 1200/1201 Introduction to Chemistry/ Lab PSCI 1400/1401 Introduction to Astronomy/ Lab AREA IV : History, social, and behavioral sciences - 12 semester hours. * At least one mandatory History * Mandatory sequence: If two History course are taken in a sequence, then only one literature is required. ANT 0211 Cultural Anthropolgy ANTH 2110 Cultural Anthropology EC 0201 Economics I EC 0202 Economics II ECON 2010 Economics I ECON 2020 Economics II GEOG 2050 Geography of World Regions GEOG 2150 Cultural Geography GY 0205 Geography of World Regions GY 0215 Cultural Geography HIST 1010 World History I HIST 1017 World History I, Honors HIST 1020 World History II HIST 1027 World History II, Honors HIST 2010 U.S. History to 1877 HIST 2020 U.S. History since 1877 HY 0101 World History I HY 0102 World History II HY 0201 U.S. History to 1877 HY 0202 U.S. History since 1877 INTL 0211 Cultural Anthropology INTL 2050 Geography of World Regions INTL 2110 Cultural Anthropology INTL 2150 Cultural Geography PG 0211 General Introductory Psychology PO 0202 Institutions of American State and Nation POLS 2020 Institutions of American State and Nation PSYC 2110 General Introductory Psychology SOCI 2000 Introduction to Sociology SOCI 2007 Introduction to Sociology, Honors SY 0201 Introduction to Sociology NOTE : Any course starting with "0" are quarter courses. These courses can be taken through the summer of 2000. |