2015-2016 New Curriculum Advising Guide

2015-2016 New Curriculum

Advising Guide

Table of Contents

Pg 1: Overview

Pg 2: Facts about the Transition

Pg 3: Core Curriculum Changes

Pg 4: Contacts for More Details

Pg 5: Tools for Registration:

Build Your Fall Schedule

Build Your Four-Year Plan

New Class Meeting Times

Pg 8: BCLA Majors

Pg 81: CBA Majors

Pg 89: CFA Majors

Pg 100: CSE Majors

Pg 113: SFTV Majors

Pg 119: University Honors Program

Transition Overview

In Fall 2015, the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts (BCLA) will transition to a four-unit

standard curriculum. The transition means that future courses offered by BCLA are offered for

four units instead of the current three units.

This shift in BCLA course units will impact you because every student takes courses from

BCLA to fulfill their Core curriculum.

Your Action Items:

1. Read this guide for FAQs.

2. Review the details for your major.

3. Draft your Fall 2015 schedule and bring to your advising appointment.

4. Contact your advisor or Dean’s Office if you have any questions prior to class

registration. Registration begins Friday, April 10th, 2015.

1Revised May 29, 2015

Web Resources for Additional Information

BCLA’s Curriculum Transition webpage:

http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/newcurriculum

Office of the Registrar:

http://academics.lmu.edu/registrar

Quick Facts about the Transition

Elements of your curriculum that WILL NOT Change:

Your timeline to graduation.

The total units current students need to graduate (120 units, except for specific programs in Seaver College).

The number of units required for full-time status (12 units), though most students take 15-16 units to graduate

in four years.

Your Core curriculum area requirements and flags remain the same.

The maximum number of units you are allowed to enroll in each semester (17 units; Seaver: 18 units).

The policy allowing you to double-major or minor. Your ability to double-major or minor is determined by the

requirements of your primary major. Please contact your advisor to discuss your academic planning.

Previously transferred units remain the same.

The number of units you may take during summer school (two courses; 8 units).

Elements that MAY or WILL change: Examples:

The number of units you take in some semesters may

change by 1-3 units.

Most students in BCLA will begin taking 4 courses (16

units) each semester.

Your advising recommendations for your program(s)

may change. Please speak with your advisor(s) for

details. Some majors will adjust their four-year plan

recommendations to ensure a reasonable unit load each

semester.

The four-year plan for Art History majors will adjust to

suggest taking slightly more units (17 units) earlier in

their academic careers to allow for a lighter load

(14 units) in later in semesters when the department

recommends studying abroad or interning at a gallery.

As in the current schedule model, courses are offered

for a wide range of durations. The duration of regular

class meetings may change. As you currently do, you

will need to plan your schedule to avoid time conflicts.

Two instructors redesign a 3-unit course as a 4-unit

course: one instructor adds 1 hour of community service

outside of class each week; the other chooses to extend

each class meeting by 20 minutes instead.

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http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/newcurriculum

http://academics.lmu.edu/registrar/

Changes to the Core Curriculum

More About Flags

Flag Requirement: Years 2-4 Flag Code Units

Writing (2 flags required) LWRT 3 or 4

Quantitative Reasoning LQTR 3 or 4

Oral Skills LORS 3 or 4

Information Literacy LINL 3 or 4

Engaged Learning LENL 3 or 4

Foundations Core: Years 1-2 Code Units

First Year Seminar FFYS 3 or 4

Rhetorical Arts FRTA 3

Quantitative Reasoning FQTR 3 or 4

Theological Inquiry FTHI 3 or 4

Philosophical Inquiry FPHI 3 or 4

Studies in American Diversity FDIV 3 or 4

Explorations Core: Years 2-3 Code Units

Creative Experience ECRE 3 or 4

Historical Analysis and Perspectives EHAP 3 or 4

Nature of Science, Technology, and Math ESTM 3

Understanding Human Behavior EHBV 3 or 4

Integrations Core: Years 3-4 Code Units

Faith and Reason IFTR 3 or 4

Ethics and Justice IETJ 3 or 4

Interdisciplinary Connections IINC 3 or 4

Flagged courses reinforce the skills and critical thinking that students have obtained in the Foundations Core

courses. Flagged courses appear at the 200-level or higher. Flags may be attached to courses that fulfill your

major, minor, Core, or elective requirements. Students are especially encouraged to take flagged courses within

their major or minor fields of study. One course may carry up to two flags.

A code is listed within each Core area.

Learn these codes, as they may appear in

your major’s material later in this guide.

Example: “EHBV” stands for “Explorations:

Understanding Human Behavior.”

What will change:

Core courses offered from BCLA will now be

4 units. Most Core courses outside BCLA

will be 3 units. In any semester, you may

take a mix of 3- and 4-unit courses.

Example: A Psychology major completes her

Quantitative Reasoning Core area with

PSYC 2001, a major course in BCLA for 4

units. Her roommate is an English major

who fulfills this Core area with MATH 102, a

Core course in Seaver College for 3 units.

What will not change:

There are no changes to the components of

the Core curriculum. You must still

complete all areas to graduate!

The University Core Curriculum: Notes:

Expect to see flagged courses offered for 3

and 4 units, from a wide-range of

departments across campus.

As part of the Core, no changes have been

made to flag requirements.

All students must complete all six flag

requirements to graduate!

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Still have questions? Go straight to the source!

Many times students seek answers from their peers, but not all pathways to graduation are the

same. If you still have questions, be sure to ask your advisor, Chair, or Dean’s Office for more.

Dean’s Office Contacts for your College or School

Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts University Hall 4600 310.338.2716

College of Business Administration Hilton 200 310.338.2731

College of Communication & Fine Arts St. Robert’s Hall 101 310.338.2992

Frank R. Seaver College of Science & Engineering Pereira 100 310.338.8690

School of Film & Television Xavier Hall 319 310.338.3033

Finding Your Advisor

In the “Student Services” tab on PROWL, click on

“Registration,” and then “Check Your Registration Status” to

find your primary advisor, check holds, and more.

You can also see your advisor’s name when you run a CAPP

report from the “Student Records” menu in PROWL. Use the

LMU Directory to find your advisor’s contact information.

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http://www.lmu.edu/directory

Using the Schedule of Classes

Log in to the MyLMU Portal and click on the Schedule of Classes link in

the “Shortcuts” box on the left-hand side of the page.

After selecting the term, you can search by department, or click the “All

Subjects” box and choose a Core or Flag category. Your search results

will show every course that fulfills the Core area you select.

Perform the same search in PROWL using the “Advanced Search.”

Preparing for Registration

Use the blank tools on the following pages alongside the four-year plan for your major to build

your own personal plan for graduation. Bring your drafts to your next advising appointment.

Drafting Your Fall 2015 Schedule

Course Title Course

Code

CRN# Instructor

Name

Day & Time Fulfills . . .

(e.g. Major)

Location

Example: Rhetorical Arts RHET 1000 90045 Iggy Lion MWF, 8-9am Core STR 123

Once you have reviewed the four-year plan for your major and identified the next courses you should

take, review the Schedule of Classes and write down the details for potential classes. Include more

options than you will actually take, so you will have alternative sections if your first choices are closed.

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http://my.lmu.edu

Course Name Units Major Core Elective Course Name Units Major Core Elective

Total Units Total Units







Total Units (120 min. required*):

Upper-Division Units (45 required):

Notes:

Your Name:__________________ Date Drafted: ______ Your Major:___________

Most students complete six flags to graduate (CSE students complete five flags). Each student is responsible for ensuring she/he fulfills all graduation

requirements.

Requirement Met Requirement Met

Reviewed by Advisor: ______________ Date: _______

Consult your advisor regarding proper course sequencing and course selection for the major.

Suggested sequence, but students often take courses in a modified order.

First Year

First Semester Second Semester

Second Year



Third Year



Fourth Year



4-Year Plan Worksheet

[1] *Certain programs within CSE and CBA require more units to graduate. Please confirm by reviewing the Bulletin and discussing with your advisor.

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New Class Meeting Times

Schedule A (MWF) Lab Schedule A1 MWF 8:00 – 9:00 am D1 8:00 – 11:50 am

A2 MWF 9:10 – 10:10 am D2 1:10 – 5:00 pm

A3 MWF 10:20 –11:20 am or 1:35 – 5:25 pm

A4 MWF 11:30 am – 12:30 pm A5 MWF 12:40 – 1:40 pm A6 MWF 1:50 – 2:50 pm A7 MWF 3:00 – 4:00 pm A8 M 4:30 – 7:00 pm A9 W 4:30 – 7:00 pm A10 M 7:10 – 10:10 pm A11 W 7:10 – 10:10 pm

Schedule B (MW/F) Studio Schedule

B1 MW(F) 8:00 – 9:30 am E1 9:00 – 11:50 am

B2 MW(F) 9:40 – 11:10 am E2 1:00 – 4:00 pm

B3 MW(F) 12:40 – 2:10 pm E3 4:10 – 7:00 pm

B4 MW(F) 2:20 – 3:50 pm E4 7:10 – 10:00 pm

B5 M 4:20 – 7:20 pm B6 W 4:20 – 7:20 pm B7 M 7:30 – 10:00 pm B8 W 7:30 – 10:00 pm

(F) – optional Friday class

Schedule C (TR)

C1 TR 8:00 – 9:30 am

C2 TR 9:40 – 11:10 am

C3 TR 11:20 am – 12:50 pm

C4 TR 1:00 – 2:30 pm

C5 TR 2:40 – 4:10 pm C6 T 4:30 – 7:00 pm C7 T 4:20 – 7:20 pm C8 R 4:30 – 7:00 pm C9 R 4:20 – 7:20 pm C10 T 7:10 – 10:10 pm C11 T 7:30 – 10:00 pm C12 R 7:10 – 10:10 pm C13 R 7:30 – 10:00 pm

Schedule G (MTWF) G1 MTWF 11:30 am – 12:30 pm

G2 MTWF 3:00 – 4:00 pm

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Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts

Additional Notes for BCLA Students:

In this guide you will find a new four-year plan for your major. This plan is for BCLA students in your major

who enter LMU in Fall 2015; these new incoming students will be required to complete 124 units to graduate.

Continuing students will maintain the requirement of 120 units to graduate. Your personal pathway to

graduation will be a combination of 3-unit and 4-unit courses.

You will find a transition worksheet for your major, with your current required coursework on the left, and

the new 4-unit requirements on the right. Please read these worksheets carefully.

Please contact your advisor, Department Chair, or Dean’s Office with questions.

BCLA Dean’s Office: UHall 4600; 310.338.2716

Major Program Page Major Program Page

African American Studies (AFAM) 9 Liberal Studies (LBST) 46

Asian and Pacific Studies (ASPA) 12 Liberal Arts Undeclared (LAUD) 49

Chicana/o Studies (CHST) 15 Modern Languages (MDLG) 51

Classics and Archaeology (CLAR) 18 Philosophy (PHIL) 54

Economics, B.A. (ECON) 23 Political Science (POLS) 60

Economics, B.S. (ECNO) 26 Psychology (PSYC) 63

English (ENGL) 29 Sociology (SOCL) 66

European Studies (EURO) 34 Spanish (SPAN) 69

French (FREN) 37 Theological Studies (THST) 72

History (HIST) 40 Urban Studies (URBN) 75

Humanities (HMNT) 43 Women’s Studies (WNST) 78

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet African American

Studies


3 Unit Major, Total 36 units (12 LD, 24 UD) 4 Unit Major, Total 36 units (16 LD, 20 UD)

2014-2015 Bulletin 2015-2016 Bulletin

Lower Division Requirements Old Course #

AFAM 115 3 AFAM 115 AFAM 1211 (FDIV) 4

AFAM 150 3 AFAM 150 AFAM 2221 4

AFAM 155 3 AFAM 155 AFAM 3211 (EHAP) 4

AFAM 208, POLS 210, or SOCL109 3 AFAM 208 AFAM 2243 4

Total 12 Total 16

Upper Division Requirements²

AFAM 335 3 AFAM 335 AFAM 3643 4

AFAM Upper Division 3 AFAM 396 AFAM 3621 4

AFAM Upper Division 3 AFAM 497

or 499AFAM 4641 Capstone Project 4

AFAM Upper Division 3 AFAM Elective Upper Division 4

AFAM Upper Division 3 AFAM Elective Upper Division 4

AFAM Upper Division 3 Total 20

AFAM Upper Division 3

AFAM 497 Senior Seminar 3

Total 24

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NOTES:

Any CAPP Adjustments Required? YES NO

Advisor Signature:

Date:

wA COURSE FULFILLS A REQUIREMENT REGARDLESS OF UNITS

wMINIMUM 36 UNITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE MAJOR

wA REQUIREMENT THAT HAS BEEN REMOVED STILL COUNTS FOR THE MAJOR

w FULFILLING NEW MAJOR REQUIREMENTS IS SUGGESTED BUT NOT MANDATORY FOR CONTINUING STUDENTS

African American Studies MajorAfrican American Studies Major

Notes

3Refer to the LMU Bulletin for information on Cross-listed

courses for the core, major and minor.

30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU

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4A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one

department (including AFAM) will be accepted toward

degree requirements.


1An average grade of C (2.0) must be obtained in major

courses

2AFAM 3643 should be taken in the first semester of the

junior or senior year.

Lower Division Requirements


3

AFAM 335 should be taken in the first semester of the

junior or senior year.

Refer to the LMU Bulletin for information on Cross-listed


A maximum of 30 upper division units in any one

department (including AFAM) will be accepted toward



courses

Notes

REVISED Feb. 2015

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet African American

StudiesLAST NAME

FIRST NAME

LMU ID#

2nd MAJOR or MINOR

Requirements Total Units Required

First Year Seminar 3-4 Core 34-42

Rhetorical Arts 3 Major Requirements 36

Quantitative Reasoning 3-4 Electives (non Major) 42-50

Theological Inquiry: 100/1000-level 3-4 Total 120

Philosophical Inquiry: 100/1000-level 4

Studies in American Diversity:

Fulfilled by AFAM 115/1211 P

Creative Experience 3-4

Historical Analysis & Perspectives:

Fulfilled by AFAM 155/3211P

Understanding Human Behavior 3-4

Ethics & Justice 3-4

Faith & Reason 3-4

Interdisciplinary Connections 3-4

Total 34-42

NOTES:

A minimum of 45 upper division units is required

NOTE: Units for required major course(s) that

also meet the core will be counted

towards the major. This does not take

into consideration a major elective

course(s) that may meet both a major

and core requirement(s). If two

required areas are met by one course,

the outstanding units must be met in

the Elective units total.

Years

2 a

nd 3

Nature of Science, Technology &

Mathematics 3

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4

Oral Skills

Information Literacy

Quantitative Reasoning

Engaged Learning

EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S

Flags- New Core Requirement

Writing 1

Writing 2

Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2

REVISED Feb. 2015

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AFAM 1211 AFAM 2221 4

FDIV Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 3-4 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FFYS Core FRTA Core

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

FTHI Core FPHI Core

Lower-Division Elective 4 Lower-Division Elective 4

Total Units 15-16 Total Units 15


AFAM 2243 4 AFAM 3211 4

FQTR Core EHAP Core

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Nature of Science, Tech, and Math 3

EHBV Core ESTM Core

Creative Experience 3 AFAM Upper-Division Elective 4

ECRE Core *See note 6 below


Total Units 15 Total Units 15


AFAM 3643 4 AFAM 3621 4

Faith and Reason 4 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IFTR Core IINC Core

Ethics and Justice 4 Upper-Division Elective 4

IEJT Core

Upper-Division Elective 4 Upper-Division Elective 4



AFAM Upper-Division Elective 4 AFAM 4641: Capstone Project 4





Total Units

Upper-Division Units:

Notes:

[1] An average grade of C (2.0) must be obtained in major courses.

[2] AFAM 3643 should be taken in the first semester of the junior or senior year.

[3] Refer to the LMU Bulletin for information on Cross-listed courses for the core, major and minor.

P P

P P

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P P

P P

P P

Fourth Year


P P

P P

P P

Third Year



All students must complete six flags to graduate. Each student is responsible for ensuring she/he fulfills all graduation requirements.

Second Year



P P

4

P

P P

P

African American Studies 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016

Consult your advisor regarding proper course sequencing and course selection for the major.Suggested sequence, but students often take courses in a modified order.

First Year


P P

P P

P P

[6] AFAM majors who take all four semesters of Gospel Choir [AFAM 2261, 2262, 2263, and 2264] will fulfull the Creative Experience Core requirement.

[4] A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including AFAM) will be accepted toward degree requirements.

[5] 30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU.

[7] Units for required major course(s) that also meet the core will be counted towards the major. This does not take into consideration a major elective course(s) that may meet both a major and core requirement(s). If

two required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the Elective units total.


P P P

P P

P P

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Asian and

Pacific Studies




Old Course

#

HIST 198: Modern Asia 3HIST 198

or 1098HIST 1800: Modern Asia (EHAP) 4

Asian Language 100-level 3 Asian Language Any Level 4

Asian Language 100-level 3 Asian Language Any Level 4

Asian Language 200-level 3 ASPA 201 ASPA 2100 4

Asian Language 200-level 3 Total 16

ASPA 201 3

Total 18 ASPA 302 ASPA 3200 4

ASPA 305 ASPA 3500 (EHBV) 4

ASPA 302 3 ASPA Upper Division 4

ASPA 305 3 ASPA Upper Division 4

ASPA Upper Division 3 ASPA Upper Division 4

ASPA Upper Division 3 ASPA 500 ASPA 5000 4

ASPA Upper Division 3 Total 24

ASPA Upper Division 3

ASPA Upper Division 3

ASPA 500 3 1

Total 24

1

NOTES:


Advisor Signature:

Date:



Asian and Pacific Studies Major



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3Refer to the LMU Bulletin for information on Cross-listed courses for

the core, major and minor.

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Notes

2

Language competence expected is the equivalent of a two-year study.

Native speakers may be exempted but are strongly encouraged to

study another language.

18 units of upper division ASPA and 30 of the last 36 units must be

completed at LMU

16 units of upper division ASPA and 30 of the last 36 units must be

completed at LMU

An average grade of C (2.0) must be obtained in major courses

A maximum of 30 upper division units in ASPA will be accepted

toward degree requirements. Maximum of one upper division

substitution from other department.

2A maximum of 32 upper division units in ASPA will be accepted

toward degree requirements.

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Asian and Pacific Studies Major

Notes

An average grade of C (2.0) must be obtained in major courses

3Refer to the LMU Bulletin for information on Cross-listed courses for

the core, major and minor.

4Language competence expected is the equivalent of a one year

study. Native speakers may be exempted but are strongly

encouraged to study another language.

REVISED Feb. 2015

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Asian and

Pacific Studies

LAST NAME FIRST NAME

LMU ID# 2nd MAJOR or MINOR

Total Units Required

Requirements Core 34-42

First Year Seminar 3-4 Major Requirements 40

Rhetorical Arts 3 Electives (non Major) 38-46

Quantitative Reasoning 3-4 Total 120

Theological Inquiry: 100/1000-level 3-4


Studies in American Diversity 3-4 NOTE:



Fulfilled by HIST 198/1800: Modern AsiaP

Understanding Human Behavior:

Fulfilled by ASPA 305/3500P


Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 34-42

NOTES:Flags- New Core Requirement

Core Curriculum

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UN

DA

TIO

NS

Engaged Learning

Writing 1

Writing 2

Oral Skills




EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S

Years

2 a

nd 3


Mathematics 3

Units for required major course(s) that


towards the major. This does not take into

consideration a major elective course(s)

that may meet both a major and core

requirement(s). If two required areas are

met by one course, the outstanding units

must be met in the Elective units total.

Years

1 a

nd 2

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4

REVISED Feb. 2015

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HIST 1800: Modern Asia 4 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

EHAP Core FRTA Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 3-4 THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4

FFYS Core FTHI Core

Asian Language 4 Asian Language 4

Quantitative Reasoning 3 Lower-Division Elective 4

FQTR Core



ASPA 2100: Asian Civilizations 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV Core

Phil 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Science, Math, and Technology 4

FPHI Core ESTM Core

Creative Experience 3 Lower-Division Elective 4

ECRE Core




ASPA 3500: Econ/Pol Issues in Asia 4 ASPA Upper-Division Elective 4

EHBV Core


IFTR Core IINC Core


Lower-Division Elective 4 Upper-Division Elective 4



ASPA 3200 4 ASPA 5000: Senior Integrating Seminar 4

ASPA Upper-Division Elective 4 ASPA Upper-Division Elective 4

Ethics and Justice 4 Upper-Division Elective 4 P

IEJT Core



Total Units

Upper Division Units

Notes:

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P

P

Second Year

First Semester

[6] 16 units of upper division ASPA and 30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU.


P P P

P

P

P P

P

Second Semester


P

P P

P

P P

P P

P

Asian and Pacific Studies 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016


First Year

First Semester

P

Third Year



P P

Second Semester


P

Fourth Year



P

P

P

P

P P

P

P


[5] Language competence expected is the equivalent of a one year study. Native speakers may be exempted but are strongly encouraged to study another language.

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[1] Students may take no more than ten upper division courses in any one department, except for Philosophy, in which the maximum is thirteen.


[3] A maximum of 32 upper division units in ASPA will be accepted toward degree requirements.

P

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Chicana/o Studies




Chicana/o Studies Major Chicana/o Studies Major

Lower Division RequirementsOld Course

#

CHST 116 3 CHST 116 CHST 1116 (FDIV) 4

CHST 126 3 CHST 126 CHST 1126 4

CHST 206 3 CHST 206 CHST 2206 4

Total 9 Total 12

CHST 302 or 404 3CHST 302

or 404CHST 3302 or CHST 4404 (LWRT) 4

CHST 332 3 CHST 332 CHST 3332 (IINC) 4

CHST 360 3 CHST 360 CHST 3360 (EHAP & LWRT) 4

CHST 500-Capstone Seminar 3 CHST 500CHST 5000-Capstone Seminar (LWRT

& LORS)4

CHST Upper Division 3 CHST Elective Upper Division 4



CHST Upper Division 3 Total 28

Total 24

4

4

Any CAPP Adjustments Required? YES NO NOTES:

Advisor Signature:

Date:



Notes

Notes1

An average grade of C (2.0) must be obtained in major

courses


courses

2


department (including CHST) will be accepted toward

degree requirements. Appropriate courses offered in

other departments may be applied to the major with

permission from the CHST department chair.2


department (including CHST) will be accepted toward

degree requirements. Appropriate courses offered in

other departments may be applied to the major with

permission from the CHST department chair.










Upper Division Requirements² Upper Division Requirements²

REVISED Feb. 2015

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Chicana/o Studies



Total Units Required Requirements Core 31-38






Studies in American Dvrsty:

Fulfilled by CHST 116/1116P NOTE:



Fulfilled by CHST 360/3360P



Faith & Reason If taking CHST

Elective Option: CHST 310/33103-4

Interdisciplinary Connections:

Fulfilled by CHST 332/3332, CHST

407/4407, or CHST 498/4498: Critical

Indigeneities

P

Total 31-38

NOTES:

Engaged Learning: if taking CHST

Elective Option: CHST 308/3308


Writing 1: CHST 360/3360 or CHST

Elective Option: CHST 407/4407

Writing 2: CHST 500/5000

Oral Skills: CHST 500/5000




Mathematics 3

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS









the outstanding units must be met in the

Elective units total.

EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S

Years

2 a

nd 3

Years

1 a

nd 2

Core Curriculum

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CHST 1116: Intro to Chicana/o Studies 4 CHST 1126: Chicana/o Cultural Prod 4

FDIV Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 4 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FFYS Core FRTA Core

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Quantitative Reasoning 3

FPHI Core FQTR Core

Lower-Division Elective 4 THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4

FTHI Core



CHST 2206: Intro to Chicana/o Latina/o

Literature

4 CHST 3332: Chicana/o Latina/o Literature 4

IINC Core

CHST 3360: Chicana/o History 4 Flagged Course 4

EHAP Core LQTR or LINL

Creative Experience 3 Understanding Human Behavior 4

ECRE Core EHBV Core




CHST 4404 4 CHST Upper-Division Elective 4

Flag: LWRT See Note 6 below

CHST Upper-Division Elective 4 Ethics and Justice 4

See Note 6 below IEJT Core

Science, Math, and Technology 3 Upper-Division Elective 4

ESTM Core




CHST Upper-Division Elective 4 CHST 5000: Capstone Seminar 4

See Note 6 below Flags: LWRT and LORS

Faith and Reason 4 Flagged Course 4

IFTR Core LQTR or LINL




Total Units


Notes:

[6] Review the Bulletin, Schedule of Classes, or meet with your advisor to explore CHST upper-division elective options. Some major electives carry flags, such as CHST 3308 (LENL).

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[2] A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including CHST) will be accepted toward degree requirements. Appropriate courses offered in other departments may be applied to the

major with permission from the CHST department chair.



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two required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the Elective units total.

P

P P

P P P

Fourth Year



P P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P P

P P

P P

P P P P

Second Year



P P P

P P

P P

Chicana/o Studies 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016




First Year


P P


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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Classics (Classics and Archaeology)




Classics Major Classics & Archaeology Major Lower Division Requirements Lower Division Requirements

LATN 101 3 4

LATN 102 3 4

LATN 201 3Select one Methods course from:

CLAR 2200, 2210, 2230, or 2340 4

GREK 101 3 Select one Survey course from:

CLAR 2240, 2250, 2360, or 2365 4

GREK 102 3 Total 16

GREK 201 3

Total 18

Choose one from Myth/Religion:

CLAR 3210, 3220, 3330, 3340, or

3350

4

Choose one from Art and

Archaeology: CLAR 3230, 3240,

3360, or 3370

4

GREK 311 3 Interdisciplinary CLAR (see Bulletin) 4

LATN 312 3 Upper Division CLAR (see Bulletin) 4

LATN 321 3 Upper Division CLAR (see Bulletin) 4

GREK or LATN 3

CLCV or ARCH 3

GREK, LATN, CLCV, or ARCH 3 Total 26

GREK, LATN, CLCV, or ARCH 3

GREK, LATN, CLCV, or ARCH 3

Total 24

3 30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU

3

NOTES:


Advisor Signature: Date:





Capstone (6 units, taken 1-4-1 across

semesters 6, 7, and 8), choose from:

CLAR 4220, 4210, 4330, or 4320

6



Two language courses from CLAR

(See Bulletin)

4

Graduation with honors requires an additional 3 units in

the major, CLCV 500 Senior Thesis. Completion of this

course will reduce the number of upper division

electives required.

Notes

1

Lower division language requirements may be waived

based on prior instruction. Those units will be made up

in the elective area.

2An average grade of C (2.0) is required in all major

courses.

4



course will reduce the number of upper division electives

required.

See your advisor to learn how the department transition to the

CLAR major connects with your completed coursework.

1

Lower division language requirements may be waived

based on prior instruction. Those units will be made up

in the elective area.

2An average grade of C (2.0) is required in all major

courses.

Notes


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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Classics (Classics and Archaeology)





First Year Seminar * 3-4 Major Requirements 42

Rhetorical Arts * 3 Electives (non Major) 28-38





Creative Experience * 3-4

Historical Analysis & Perspectives * 3-4



Faith & Reason * 3-4

Interdisciplinary Connections * 3-4

Total 40-50

NOTES:

Years

1 a

nd 2

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EG

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TIO

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Years

3 a

nd 4

A minimum of 45 upper division units is requiredE

XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS

Years

2 a

nd 3

Units for required major course(s)

that also meet the core will be

counted towards the major. This does

not take into consideration a major

elective course(s) that may meet both

a major and core requirement(s). If

two required areas are met by one

course, the outstanding units must be

met in the Elective units total.

*Look for course options within the major that fulfill these Core

areas.

Engaged Learning: Options within the

major

Writing 1: Options within the major

Writing 2

Oral Skills: Options within the major

Information Literacy: Options within the

major


Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS


Mathematics 3

Flags- Core Requirement

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Classical Civilizations(Classics and Archaeology)




Classical Civilizations Major Classics & Archaeology Major Lower Division Requirements Lower Division Requirements

CLCV 200 3 4

CLCV 210 or 220 3 4

CLCV 230 3Select one Methods course from: CLAR

2200, 2210, 2230, or 2340 4

Total 9 Select one Survey course from: CLAR

2240, 2250, 2360, or 2365 4

Upper Division Requirements² Total 16

CLCV 301 or 302 3

CLCV 451 3Choose one from Myth/Religion: CLAR

3210, 3220, 3330, 3340, or 33504

ARCH 300 level or ARCH 400 level 3Choose one from Art and Archaeology:

CLAR 3230, 3240, 3360, or 33704

CLCV, LATN, GREK or ARCH 3 Interdisciplinary CLAR (see Bulletin) 4

CLCV, LATN, GREK or ARCH 3 Upper Division CLAR (see Bulletin) 4

CLCV, LATN, GREK or ARCH 3 Upper Division CLAR (see Bulletin) 4

CLCV, LATN, GREK or ARCH 3

CLCV, LATN, GREK or ARCH 3

Total 24 Total 26

Notes

NOTES:

4








Two language courses from: CLAR 110,

1115, 1120, 1125, 1130, 1135, 2350, 2355,

3110, 3115, 3120, or 3125

Capstone (6 units, taken 1-4-1 across

semesters 6, 7, and 8), choose from: CLAR

4220, 4210, 4330, or 4320

6

1

3

2

Notes

1

See your advisor to learn how the department transition to the CLAR

major connects with your completed coursework.



courses



course reduces the number of upper division electives

required.



courses.



course reduces the number of upper division electives

required.

With advisor's approval, the following courses may be

taken as part of the major:

HIST 405, 406, 407, 408, 410, 411

PHIL 381, 382

THEA 331

THST 320

3

2

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Classical Civilizations(Classics and Archaeology)





First Year Seminar * 3-4 Major Requirements 38

Rhetorical Arts * 3 Electives (non Major) 32-42





Creative Experience * 3-4

Historical Analysis & Perspectives * 3-4



Faith & Reason * 3-4

Interdisciplinary Connections * 3-4

Total 40-50

NOTES:

Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4

Units for required major course(s) that also

meet the core will be counted towards the

major. This does not take into








EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S

Years

2 a

nd 3


Mathematics 3

*Look for course options within the major that fulfill these Core areas.

Engaged Learning: Options within the

major

Writing 1: Options within the major

Writing 2

Oral Skills: Options within the major

Information Literacy: Options within the

major


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CLAR Language: CLAR 1110, 115, 1130,

or 2350

CLAR Language: CLAR 1120, 1125, 1135,

or 2340

4

*See Note 5 below *See Note 5 below

CLAR Methodology Course 4 CLAR: Survey of the Ancient World 4


FFYS Core FRTA Core

Quantitative Reasoning 3 THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4

FQTR Core FTHI Core



CLAR: Myth/Religion 4 CLAR: Interdisciplinary Course 4

CLAR: Art and Archaeology 4 CLAR Elective 4

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FPHI Core FDIV

Lower-Division Elective 4 Understanding Human Behavior 4

EHBV Core



CLAR Elective 4 CLAR Capstone Research 1

Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4 Faith & Reason 4

EHAP Core *See Note 7 below IFTR Core *See Note 7 below

Creative Experience 3 Nature of Science, Tech, and Math 3

ECRE Core *See Note 7 below ESTM Core


Upper-Division Elective 3-4

Total Units 15 Total Units 15-16


CLAR Upper-Division Capstone 4 CLAR Capstone Presentation 1

Ethics and Justice 4 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IEJT Core IINC Core *See Note 7 below



*See Note 2 below

Elective 3


Total Units


Notes:

[7] Many CLAR courses fulfill the Core areas of FFYS, FRTA, EHAP, ECRE, IFTR, and IINC; students interested in double-majoring should consider these courses. If students complete these Core within the major,

they will complete additional electives courses to fulfill the 124 minimum unit requirement for graduation.

[5] Lower division language requirements may be waived based on prior instruction. Those units will be made up in the elective area.

[6] Units for required major course(s) that also meet the core will be counted towards the major. This does not take into consideration a major elective course(s) that may meet both a major and

core requirement(s). If two required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the Elective units total.

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46 min.


[2] Graduation with honors requires an additional 4 units in the major, CLCV 500 Senior Thesis. Completion of this course will reduce the number of upper division electives required.

[3] A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including CLAR) will be accepted toward degree requirements.


P

P P

P P

P P


P P

P

Fourth Year


P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P

4

P P

P P

P P

P P

Classics and Archaeology 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016

Consult your advisor regarding proper course sequencing and course selection for the major.Suggested sequence, but students often take courses in a modified order.All students must complete six flags to graduate. Each student is responsible for ensuring she/he fulfills all graduation requirements.

First Year



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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Economics-BA


3 Unit Major, Total 33 units (9-13 LD, 24 UD) 4 Unit Major, Total 40 units (12 LD, 28 UD)


Old Course #

ECON 110 and ECON 120 6ECON 105 or

110 & 120ECON 1050 4

OR ECON 105 3 MATH 112 or MATH 131 3-4

MATH 112 or MATH 131 3-4 ECON 230/235 ECON 2300 OR ECON 2350 4

ECON 230 OR ECON 235 3 Total 11-12

Total 9-13

ECON 310 ECON 3100: Intermediate Micro I 4

ECON 310: Intermediate Micro I 3 ECON 320 ECON 3200: Intermediate Macro 4

ECON 320: Intermediate Macro 3 ECON 3300: Econometrics 4

ECON 410: Intermediate Macro II 3 ECON 4XX ECON 4000-level 4

ECON 400-level 3 ECON 4XX ECON 4000-level 4

ECON 400-level 3 ECON Upper Division 4

ECON Upper Division 3 ECON Upper Division 4

ECON Upper Division 3 ECON 490 ECON 4900: Senior Assessment 0

ECON Upper Division 3 Total 28

ECON 490 Senior Assessment 0

Total 24

2

2

7

7 NOTES:


Advisor Signature:

Date:



w ECON 410 NOW COUNTS AS SATISFYING AN ECON 400-LEVEL REQUIREMENT

wCONTINUING STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO MEET THE NEW REQUIREMENT (ECON 330)

1



Upper Division Requirements

Economics Major¹



department (including ECON) will be accepted toward


4Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in MATH 112.

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in MATH 131

NOTES

Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in lower division

ECON courses.

Understanding Human Behavior Core; non ECON

The total number of electives required is determined by the

lower division ECON and MATH options completed in the

major.

This degree is suitable for pre-law students or those

interested in careers in education, urban planning, federal,

state and local government.

5

6

3

30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU.

Economics Major¹


Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in MATH 112.

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in MATH

131.

4

NOTES

Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in lower

division ECON courses.

Understanding Human Behavior Core; non-ECON.


department (including ECON) will be accepted

toward degree requirements.

The total number of electives required is determined

by the lower division ECON and MATH options

completed in the major.


interested in careers in education, urban planning,

federal, state and local government.

1

3

5

6

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Economics-BA







Quantitative Reasoning:

Fulfilled by ECON 230/2300 or ECON

235/2350

P Total 120





Historical Analysis & Perspectives 3-4



Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 34-43


INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4


XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS

Years

2 a

nd 3

Nature of Science, Tech & Math:

Fulfilled by MATH 112 or MATH 131 P



counted towards the major. This

does not take into consideration a

major elective course(s) that may

meet both a major and core

requirement(s). If two required

areas are met by one course, the

outstanding units must be met in


Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2

Engaged Learning

Writing 1

Writing 2

Oral Skills


Quantitative Reasoning: ECON 310/3100



ECON 1050: Introductory Economics 4 ECON 2300 or 2350 4

FQTR Core

MATH 1200: Precalculus Mathematics 3 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 4 MATH 112 or 131 3-4

FFYS Core ESTM Core

Phil 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Lower-Division Elective 4

FPHI Core



ECON 3100: Intermediate Microeconomics 4 ECON 3200: Intermediate Macroecon 4

Flag: FQTR

ECON 3300: Econometrics 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV Core

THST 1XXX: Tehological Inquiry 4 P Creative Experience 3

FTHI Core ECRE Core


Consider Math 132 Calculus II Consider Math 234 Calculus III



ECON Upper-Division Elective 4 ECON Upper-Division Elective 4

Historical Analysis 4 Faith and Reason 4

EHAP Core IFTR Core

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

EHBV Core *See Note 2 below IINC Core




ECON 4000-Level Upper Division 4 ECON 4900: Senior Assessment 0

Ethics and Justice 4 ECON 4000-Level Upper-Division Elective 4

IEJT Core



Upper-Division Elective 4


Total Units


Notes:


[1] Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in lower division ECON courses.

[2] Understanding Human Behavior Core; non-ECON.

[3] A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including ECON) will be accepted toward degree requirements.

[4] Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in MATH 112. A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in MATH 131.

[5] The total number of electives required is determined by the lower division ECON and MATH options completed in the major.

[6] This degree is suitable for pre-law students or those interested in careers in education, urban planning, federal, state and local government.

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P P

P P

P P

Fourth Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P P

P P

P P P

Economics B.A. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016




First Year


P P


P P P

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Economics-BS


3 Unit Major, Total 33 units (9-13 LD, 24 UD) 4 Unit Major, Total 44 units (11-12 LD, 32 UD)


Old Course #

ECON 110 and ECON 120 6ECON 105 or

110 & 120ECON 1050 4

OR ECON 105 3 MATH 112 or MATH 131 3-4

MATH 112 or MATH 131 3-4 ECON 230/235 ECON 2300 OR ECON 2350 4

ECON 230 OR ECON 235 3 Total 11-12

Total 9-13

ECON 310 ECON 3100: Intermediate Micro 4

ECON 310: Intermediate Micro I 3 ECON 320 ECON 3200: Intermediate Macro 4

ECON 320: Intermediate Macro 3 ECON 3300: Econometrics 4

ECON 410: Intermediate Macro II 3 ECON 4XX ECON 4000-level 4

ECON 400-level 3 ECON 4XX ECON 4000-level 4

ECON 400-level 3 ECON Upper Division 4

ECON Upper Division 3 ECON 5300: Mathematics for Econ 4

ECON 530: Mathematics for Econ 3 ECON 5320: Advanced Econometrics 4

ECON 532: Econometrics 3 ECON 490 ECON 4900: Senior Assessment 0

ECON 490 Senior Assessment 0 Total 32

Total 24

2

2

7

7

NOTES:


Advisor Signature:

Date:

Lower Division Requirements Lower Division Requirements



NOTES

3



degree requirements.4

Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in MATH 112. A

minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in MATH 131

3




NOTES1

Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in lower division

ECON courses.

1Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in lower division

ECON courses. Understanding Human Behavior Core; non-ECON.



w ECON 410 NOW COUNTS AS SATISFYING AN ECON 400-LEVEL REQUIREMENT

wCONTINUING STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO MEET THE NEW REQUIREMENT (ECON 330)

Economics Major¹ Economics Major¹

5

The total number of electives required is determined

by the lower division ECON and MATH options

completed in the major.5

The total number of electives required is determined by the

lower division ECON and MATH options completed in the

major.

6


interested in careers in education, urban planning,

federal, state and local government.6


interested in careers in education, urban planning, federal,

state and local government. 30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU.

4Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in MATH 112.

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in MATH 131


Understanding Human Behavior Core; non ECON


BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Economics-BS








Fulfilled by ECON 230/2300 or ECON

235/2350

P Total 120








Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 34-43

NOTES:


EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S

Years

2 a

nd 3


Fulfilled by MATH 112 or MATH 131 P










FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2

Core Curriculum

Engaged Learning

Writing 1

Writing 2

Oral Skills


Quantitative Reasoning: ECON 310/3100


INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4



ECON 1050: Introductory Economics 4 ECON 2300 or 2350 4

FQTR Core

MATH 1200: Precalculus Mathematics 3 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 4 MATH 112 or 131 3-4

FFYS Core ESTM Core

Phil 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Lower-Division Elective 4

FPHI Core



ECON 3100: Intermediate Microeconomics 4 ECON 3200: Intermediate Macroecon 4

Flag: FQTR

ECON 3300: Econometrics 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV Core

THST 1XXX: Tehological Inquiry 4 P Creative Experience 3

FTHI Core ECRE Core

MATH 132 or Lower-Division Elective 4 MATH 234 or Lower-Division Elective 4

Discuss your MATH pathway with your

advisor

Discuss your MATH pathway with

your advisor



ECON 4000-Level Upper Division 4 ECON 4000-Level Upper Division 4

Historical Analysis 4 Faith and Reason 4

EHAP Core IFTR Core

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

EHBV Core *See Note 2 below IINC Core




ECON Upper-Division Elective 4 ECON 4900: Senior Assessment 0

ECON 5300 4 ECON 5320 4

Lower-Division Elective 4 Ethics & Justice 4

IEJT Core

Upper-Division Elective 4 Lower-Division Elective 4



Total Units


Notes:


[1] Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in lower division ECON courses.

[2] Understanding Human Behavior Core; non-ECON.

[3] A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including ECON) will be accepted toward degree requirements.

[4] Minimum grade of B- (2.7) is required in MATH 112. A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in MATH 131.

[5] The total number of electives required is determined by the lower division ECON and MATH options completed in the major.

[6] This degree is suitable for pre-law students or those interested in careers in education, urban planning, federal, state and local government.

P

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P P

P P

Fourth Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P P

P P

P P P

Economics B.S. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year


P P


P P P

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet English Literature




Old Course #

ENGL 201 3

ENGL 200 or 202 3

ENGL 203 3

ENGL 204 3

Total 12 Total 16

Shakespeare: 321 or 322 3ENGL 321 or

322Author(s) 4

American Lit Survey: 371 or 372 3 Theory Critical/Theoretical 4

Theory 3 Comparative/

Cultural Lit.Comparative 4

Comparative/Cultural Literature 3 Creative/Artistry 4

Pre-1800 Lit: Amer/Engl 3 Specialization 4

Post-1800 Lit: Amer/Engl 3

Post-1800 Lit: Amer/Engl 3

ENGL 300, 400 or 500 level 3Specialization or ENGL 5595:

Capstone4

ENGL 300, 400 or 500 level 3 Total 28

Total 27

4

4


Advisor Signature:

Date:

Specialization*: may be taken in

another dept. with advisor approval4



Choose two from "Genres":

ENGL 2200, 2201, 2202, or 2296 8


ENGL 200,

201, or 202

ENGL 203 or

2048

Choose two from "Histories":

ENGL 2203, 2204, or 2297





English Major¹ English Major¹

5

Notes

A minimum grade of C is required in all courses in the

major.


department (including ENGL) will be accepted toward


Enrollment in upper division major courses requires junior

standing


See the Bulletin for information on the Secondary Teacher

Preparation Program for English.

1

2


5See the Bulletin for information on the Secondary Teacher

Preparation Program for English.

Notes

1A minimum grade of C is required in all courses in the

major.

3Enrollment in upper division major courses requires junior

standing

2




REVISED March 2015

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet English Literature















Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 40-50


INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4


XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS

Years

2 a

nd 3Nature of Science, Technology &

Mathematics 3










Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2

Engaged Learning

Writing 1

Writing 2

Oral Skills



REVISED March 2015

30

BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet English Writing




Old Course #

ENGL 201 3

ENGL 200 or 202 3

ENGL 203 3

ENGL 204 3

Total 12 Total 16

Shakespeare: 321 or 322 3ENGL 321 or

322Author(s) 4

American Lit Survey: 371 or 372 3 Theory Critical/Theoretical 4

Theory 3 Comparative/

Cultural Lit.Comparative 4

Comparative/Cultural Literature 3 Creative/Artistry 4

Pre/Post-1800 Lit Amer/Engl ( no Shakespeare)3 Specialization 4

ENGL upper division 3

300, 400 or 500 level Writing³ 3

300, 400 or 500 level Writing³ 3Specialization or ENGL 5595:

Capstone4

300, 400 or 500 level Writing³ 3 Total 28

Total 27

4

4

NOTES:


Advisor Signature:

Date:

30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU5

See the Bulletin for information on the Secondary Teacher

Preparation Program for English.5

See the Bulletin for information on the Secondary

Teacher Preparation Program for English.

Notes

Notes1

A minimum grade of C is required in all courses in the

major.

1A minimum grade of C is required in all courses in the

major.

2



degree requirements.2




3Enrollment in upper division major courses requires junior

standing 3

Enrollment in upper division major courses requires

junior standing 30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU



Specialization*: may be taken in

another dept. with advisor approval4

Choose two from "Genres":

ENGL 2200, 2201, 2202, or 2296 8


ENGL 200,

201, or 202

ENGL 203 or

204

Choose two from "Histories":

ENGL 2203, 2204, or 22978





English Major¹ English Major¹

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet English Writing















Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 40-50

NOTES:

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4











Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2


XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS

Years

2 a

nd 3


Mathematics 3

Engaged Learning

Writing 1

Writing 2

Oral Skills



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FFYS Core FRTA Core

Quantitative Reasoning 3 Studies in American Diversity 4

FQTR Core FDIV Core

Phil 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4

FPHI Core FTHI Core




ENGL 22XX: Genres 4 ENGL 22XX: Genres 4

ENGL 22XX: History 4 ENGL 22XX: History 4

Creative Experiences 3 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4

ECRE Core EHAP Core

Lower-Division Elective 4 Science, Technology, and Math 3

ESTM Core



ENGL Upper-Division: Comparative 4 ENGL Upper-Division: Critical/Theoretical 4

ENGL Upper-Division: Creative/Artistry 4 ENGL Upper-Division: Author(s) 4

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Ethics and Justice 4

EHBV Core IEJT Core




ENGL Upper-Division: Specialization 4 ENGL 5595: Capstone Seminar 4

ENGL Upper-Division: Specialization 4 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IINC Core

Faith and Reason 4 Upper-Division Elective 4

IFTR Core



Total Units


Notes:

[5] See the Bulletin for information on the Secondary Teacher Preparation Program for English.

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[1] A minimum grade of C is required in all courses in the major.

[2 ]A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including ENGL) will be accepted toward degree requirements.

[3] Enrollment in upper division major courses requires junior standing

[4] 30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU

P P

P P

P P

Fourth Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P

P P

P P

P P


P P

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First Year


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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet European Studies




Old Course #

100 Level European Language 3 101-Level 1101-Level European Language 4




HIST 198: Ancient Civ (HIST 100) 3

HIST 100 or 101

(198 to be

reviewed)

HIST 1110-1130 (Ancient Civ) or

HIST 1200-1204 (Western Civ)

(EHAP)

4

HIST 198: Western Civ (HIST 101) 3

Total 18 Total 20

EURO Group A 3 EURO Group A 4

EURO Group A 3 EURO Group A 4

EURO Group A 3 EURO Group B 4

EURO Group B 3 EURO Group B 4

EURO Group B 3 EURO Group C 4

EURO Group B 3 EURO Group C 4

EURO Group C 3 EURO 500 EURO 5000 Capstone 1

EURO Group C 3 Total 25

EURO 500 1

Total 25

5

5 NOTES:



1


Students may take a second or third European language

for up to 6 units and up to the same number of units will

be waived from the upper division major requirements.

However, additional upper division electives must be

completed in order to meet the 45 unit minimum

required.

4

An average grade of C (2.0) is required in all major

courses.

2

Group A: Historical, intellectual, political and religious

contexts of Europe past and present. Group B: Art and

Literary works of Europeans past and present.Group C:

EURO electives (Group A and B or additional language)

3See the LMU Bulletin for courses to fulfill area

requirements in the major.


European Studies Major European Studies Major


Notes


Recommended: Completion of both Ancient (HIST 1110-1130) and

Western Civ (1200-1204) areas. One course should fulfill EHAP.






1

2

3


An average grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

Group A: Historical, intellectual, political and religious contexts

of Europe past and present. Group B: Art and Literary works of

Europeans past and present.Group C: EURO electives (Group

A and B or additional language)

See the LMU Bulletin for courses to fulfill area requirements in

the major.

4

Students may take a second or third European language for up to 6

units and up to the same number of units will be waived from the

upper division major requirements. However, additional upper division

electives must be completed in order to meet the 45 unit minimum

required.

Notes

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet European Studies













Recommended: Take HIST (Ancient Civ or

Western Civ) not completed for major.

4



Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 41-50

NOTES:

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4











Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2


EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S

Years

2 a

nd 3


Mathematics 3

Engaged Learning

Writing 1

Writing 2

Oral Skills



REVISED Feb. 2015

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FFYS Core FRTA Core

1101-Level European Language 4 1102-Level European Language 4


FQTR Core FTHI Core

Phil 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FPHI Core FDIV Core



2103-Level European Language 4 2104-Level European Language 4

HIST 1110-1130 or HIST 1200-1204 4 Science, Technology, and Math 3

ESTM Core

Creative Experiences 3 Recommended HIST 1110-1130 or HIST

1200-1204

4

ECRE Core EHAP Core




EURO Upper-Division Elective 4 EURO Upper-Division Elective 4

See Note 2: Group A, B, or C See Note 2: Group A, B, or C

EURO Upper-Division Elective 4 EURO Upper-Division Elective 4

See Note 2: Group A, B, or C See Note 2: Group A, B, or C


EHBV Core IEJT Core

Lower-Division Elective 4 Upper-Division Elective 3




EURO Upper-Division Elective 4 EURO 5000: Capstone 1

See Note 2: Group A, B, or C

Faith and Reason 4 EURO Upper-Division Elective 4

IFTR Core See Note 2: Group A, B, or C

Upper-Division Elective 4 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IINC Core




Total Units


Notes:


[6] Units for required major course(s) that also meet the core will be counted towards the major. This does not take into consideration a major elective course(s) that may meet both a major and core

requirement(s). If two required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the Elective units total.

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[1] An average grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

[2 ] Group A: Historical, intellectual, political and religious contexts of Europe past and present. Group B: Art and Literary works of Europeans past and present.Group C: EURO electives (Group A and B or

additional language).

[3] See the LMU Bulletin for courses to fulfill area requirements in the major.

[4] Students may take a second or third European language for up to 6 units and up to the same number of units will be waived from the upper division major requirements. However, additional upper

division electives must be completed in order to meet the 45 unit minimum required.

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet French




Old Course

#

FREN 101 3 FREN 101 FREN 1101 4

FREN 102 3 FREN 102 FREN 1102 4

FREN 203 3 FREN 203 FREN 2103 4

FREN 204 3 Total 12

Total 12

FREN 3104 (LORS, new course) 4

FREN 301 3 FREN 314 FREN 3450 4

FREN 314 3 FREN 321 FREN 3850 (ECRE & LWRT) 4

FREN 321 3 FREN 3240 (IINC, new course) 4

FREN 333 3 FREN 4XX FREN 4000-level 4

FREN 334 3 FREN 4XX FREN 4000-level 4

FREN 400-level 3 FREN 500 FREN 4990 Senior Capstone 2

FREN 400-level 3 Total 26

FREN 400-level 3

FREN 500 Senior Capstone 1

Total 25 1 A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

1 A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

5

5


Advisor Signature: NOTES:

Date:

Students that need more units to complete the major-minor

because of their language placement must take additional

courses in the corresponding language, or MDLL 3400, 4400,

or FNLT 4200 (provided it is related to language

concentration). If additional classes are not available in the

MDLL Department, students may fulfill those credits with

courses in the appropriate cultural studies areas (e.g., ASPA,

EURO, HMNT) in consultation with the corresponding

language advisor and the Department Chair.


4

2

Lower division FREN courses may be waived through the

LMU French placement exam. The units are made up in the

elective area.

3FREN 4990 is an exit portfolio, to be completed in the last

semester. The course is offered Credit/No Credit.

4A maximum of 32 units of upper division FREN is applicable

to the degree.


6

A maximum of 30 units of upper division FREN is applicable to

the degree.



2

Lower division FREN courses may be waived through the LMU

French placement exam. The units are made up in the

elective area.

FREN 500 is an exit portfolio, to be completed in the last

semester. The course is offered Credit/No Credit.3


Notes

Notes






French Major French Major

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Creative Experience:

Fulfilled by FREN 321/3850P




Faith & Reason 3-4

Interdisciplinary Connections: Fulfilled by

FREN 331/3240P

Total 34-42

NOTES:

Core Curriculum

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Writing 1: FREN 321/3850

Writing 2

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FFYS Core FRTA Core

FREN 1101: Elementary French I 4 French 1102: Elementary French II 4

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 Phil 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

FTHI Core FPHI Core

Quantitative Reasoning 3 Flagged Course 4

FQTR Core LQTR or LINL



FREN 2103: Intermediate French I 4 French 3104: Mastery of French 4

Flag: LORS

Studies in American Diversity 4 Understanding Human Behavior 4

FDIV Core EHBV Core

Historical Analysis 4 Upper-Division Elective 4

EHAP Core




FREN 3850: Writing Workshop in French 4 FREN 3240: History of Ideas 4

ECRE Core and Flag: LWRT IINC Core

FREN 3450: Stylistics and Translation 4 Ethics and Justice 4

Flag: LENL IEJT Core

Science, Technology, and Math 3 FREN 4000-Level: Elective 4

ESTM Core

Flagged Course 4 Upper-Division Elective 4

LQTR or LINL



FREN 4000-Level Elective 4 FREN 4990: Capstone 2


IFTR Core



*


Total Units


Notes:

* with another elective,18 units

Students wishing to take another elective

may accommodate one 3-4 unit course in

this semester.


[6] Students who need more units to complete the major-minor because of their language placement must take additional courses in the corresponding language, or MDLL 3400, 4400 or FNLT 4200

(provided it is related to language concentration) If additional classes are not available in the MDLL Department, students may fulfill those credits with elective courses in the appropriate cultural studies

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[1] An average grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

[2 ] Lower division FREN courses may be waived through the LMU French placement exam. The units are made up in the elective area.

[3] FREN 500 is an exit portfolio, to be completed in the last semester. The course is offered Credit/No Credit.

[4] A maximum of 32 units of upper division FREN is applicable to the degree.

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet History




History Major

Old Course #

Category 1: Ancient/Medieval Western 3 Category 5 HIST Lower Division: World Regions 4

Category 2: Modern Western 3Categories 1

& 2HIST Lower Division: Europe 4

Category 3: Early America 3Categories 3

& 4HIST Lower Division: United States 4

Category 4: Modern America 3 HIST 310 HIST 2000: What is History? 4

Category 5: World Region 3 Total 16

Total 15 Upper Division Requirements²

Upper Division Requirements² HIST Upper Division: World Regions 4

HIST 310: History & Historians 3 HIST Upper Division: Europe 4

500-level Senior Seminar 3 HIST Upper Division: United States 4

HIST upper division 3 HIST Upper Division Elective 4

HIST upper division 3 HIST Upper Division Elective 4

HIST upper division 3HIST 5XX

Seminar5000-Level Senior Seminar 4

HIST upper division 3 Total 24

HIST upper division 3

HIST upper division 3

Total 24

4

NOTES:

5



History Major


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department (including HIST) will be accepted toward

overall degree requirements.

Notes


courses

See the LMU Bulletin for information on the Secondary

Teacher Preparation Program in Social Science.


4

2

3

See the LMU Bulletin for information on the Secondary

Teacher Preparation Program in Social Science.


department (including HIST) will be accepted toward


Not more than 3 from any one of the following areas: 1)

Europe, 2) United States, or 3) World Regions. Courses

are to be chosen in consultation with the student's advisor

3





1

Notes


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Rhetorical Arts 3 Electives 34-43







Fulfilled by major courseworkP



Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 37-46

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FFYS Core FRTA Core

Lower-Division HIST 1 4 Lower-Division HIST 2 4

EHAP Core *See Note 1 below See Note 1 below

Studies in American Diversity 4 PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

FDIV Core FPHI Core


FQTR Core FTHI Core



Lower-Division HIST 3 or HIST 2000 4 Lower-Division HIST 3 or HIST 2000 4

See Note 1 below See Note 1 below

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Upper-Division HIST 1 4

EHBV Core See Note 2 below

Creative Experience 3 Science, Techonology, and Math 3

ECRE Core ESTM Core




Upper-Division HIST 2 4 Upper-Division HIST 3 4


Faith and Reason 4 Upper-Division HIST 4 4

IFTR Core See Note 2 below

Elective 4 Ethics and Justice 4

IEJT Core

Elective 4 Elective 4



Upper-Division HIST 5 or HIST 5000-5899 4 Upper-Division HIST 5 or HIST 5000-5899 4


Interdisciplinary Connections 4 Elective 4

IINC Core

Elective 4 Upper-Division Elective 4



Total Units


Notes:

[4] See the LMU Bulletin for information on the Secondary Teacher Preparation Program in Social Science.




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[1] For the three required lower-division history courses, students must select one each from "World Regions," "Europe," and "United States" courses. See Bulletin for selections.

[2] For the five required upper-division history courses, students must select one each from "World Regions," "Europe," and "United States" courses and two additional upper-division history electives.

See Bulletin for selections.

[3] A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including HIST) will be accepted toward overall degree requirements.

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Humanities


3 Unit Major, Total 46 units (15 LD, 31 UD) 4 Unit Major, Total 43-44 units (14 LD, 29-30 UD)


Old Course #

3 Art History (EHAP) 3-6

3 Arts: Studio or Performance (ECRE) 0-3

Arts: Studio or Performance (ECRE) 3 200-Level Foreign Language 2000-level 4

Foreign Language 200-level 3 200-Level Foreign Language 2000-level 4

Foreign Language 200-level 3 Total 14

Total 15

Concentration 3-4

Concentration 3 Concentration 3-4



Concentration 3 Optional Concentration in ARHS 3

Concentration 3ENGL, HIST or PHIL, or other

HMNT support area4

Ancient/Modern Literature Support 3ENGL, HIST or PHIL, or other

HMNT support area4

Ancient/Modern Literature Support 3ENGL, HIST or PHIL, or other

HMNT support area4

ARHS, HIST or PHIL support 3HMNT 490

or 497HMNT 4997: Capstone Project 2

ARHS, HIST or PHIL support 3 Total 29-30

3

4

Total 30-31

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5

NOTES:



6Two-thirds of the upper division units in the major must be

completed at LMU.


2

Choose a concentration area from Archaeology, Art History,

Classics, English, French, German, Greek, History, Italian,

Latin, Philosophy, Spanish or Theology. The choice of

concentration and of support courses must be formally

approved by the Director.

Seven 4-unit courses plus one 2-unit capstone (30 units) OR,

for a concentration in Art History, five 3-unit courses, three 4-

unit courses plus 2-unit capstone (29 units)

3

4HMNT 4997 Capstone Project to be completed in the final

semester.

6

3The choice of concentration and of support courses must be

formally approved by the Director.

1An average grade of C (2.0) must be obtained in courses

included in the major.

2

Choose a concentration area from Archaeology, Art History,

Classics, English, French, German, Greek, History, Italian,

Latin, Philosophy, Spanish or Theology

HMNT 497 Capstone Project or HMNT 490 Senior Theses is

to be completed in the final semester.


Two thirds of the upper division units in the major must be

completed at LMU.

4


Notes





Humanities Major Humanities Major

Two courses selected from:

ARHS 200, ARHS 201, ARHS 202

HMNT 490 Senior Thesis OR

HMNT 497 & Support course


Upper Division Requirements²&3

Notes

1An average grade of C (2.0) must be obtained in courses



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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Humanities





First Year Seminar 3-4 Major Requirements 43-44







Fulfilled by Studio Arts

(if completed for the major)

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Fulfilled by ARHSP



Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 34-42

NOTES:

Core Curriculum

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FFYS Core FRTA Core

1000-Level Foreign Language 4 1000-Level Foreign Language 4

* See Note 9 below * See Note 9 below


FQTR Core FTHI Core

Phil 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FPHI Core FDIV Core



Performing Arts 3 ARHS 200, 201, 202 3

ECRE Core EHAP Core

2000-Level Foreign Language 4 2000-Level Foreign Language 4

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Flagged Course 4

EHBV Core LWRT, LQTR, LORS, LINL, or LENL

Lower-Division Elective 4 Flagged Course 4

LWRT, LQTR, LORS, LINL, or LENL



Upper-Division Support: e.g. ENGL, HIST, PHIL 4 Upper-Division Support: e.g. ENGL, HIST, PHIL 4

Upper-Division Concentration 4 Upper-Division Concentration 4

Science, Technology, and Math 3 Ethics and Justice 4

ESTM Core IEJT Core




Upper-Division Support: e.g. ENGL, HIST, PHIL 4 Upper-Division Concentration 4

Upper-Division Concentration 4 HMNT Capstone Project 2


IFTR Core IINC Core



If ARHS concentration, choose ARHS to

complete remaining major requirement.


Total Units


Notes:

[7] Two thirds of the upper division units in the major must be completed at LMU.


[2] An average grade of C (2.0) must be obtained in courses included in the major.

[5] HMNT Capstone Project to be completed in the final semester.


[4] Seven 4-unit courses plus one 2-unit capstone (30 units) OR, for a concentration in Art History, five 3-unit courses, three 4-unit courses plus 2-unit capstone (29 units). Please note that this plan is designed with a 4-unit

concentration; units per semester will alter slightly with an ARHS concentration. The plan also shows the option to fulfill Studio Arts in the major, but students may alternatively complete the major requirement with two

ARHS courses; however, if the Art History option is selected, students must still complete the "Creative Experience" Core requirement.

[3] Choose a concentration area from Archaeology, Art History, Classics, English, French, German, Greek, History, Italian, Latin, Philosophy, Spanish or Theology. The choice of concentration and of support courses must

be formally accepted by your Humanities advisor.

[8] Units for required major course(s) that also meet the core will be counted towards the major. This does not take into consideration a major elective course(s) that may meet both a major and core requirement(s). If two

required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the Elective units total.

[9] 1000-Level foreign language is included in this four-year plan for those who do not initially test into a higher level course. These electives are taken to prepare students to complete the major requirement of one year

foreign language study at the 2000-level.

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Liberal Studies


3 Unit Major, Total 37 units (13 LD, 24 UD) 3 and 4 Unit Major, 34 Total units ( 13LD, 21 UD)


Old

Course #

LBST 100 1 LBST 100 LBST 1000: Pre-Pract. Field Exper. in Ed 1

LBST 200 1 LBST 200 LBST 2000: Pre-Pract. Field Exper. in Ed 1

LBST 300 1 LBST 300 LBST 3000: Liberal Studies Capstone 4

DANC 384 3 DANC 384 LBST 3098: MUSC/THEA/DANC, Ways of Knowing 3

DANC 385 3 DANC 385: Movement Arts for Children 3

ENGL 305 3 ENGL 346 ENGL 3346: Children’s Literature 4

ENGL 346 3 See Director GEOG 2000: World Geography 4

HIST 300 3 See Director HIST Upper-Division: World Civ. or Region History 4

HIST 301 3 HIST 366 HIST 4412: Hist. of California (Fall only) 4

HIST 366 (Fall only) 3 MATH 107: Math for Elem. Teachers II 3

MATH 107 3 SCEM 271: Experimenting in Science II 4

MUSC 104 3 Total 34

SCEM 271 4

PSYC 352 3

Total 37 EDES 401: App Ed Psyc for the Child & Adolescent Yrs 3

EDLC 414: 2nd Language Acquisition: Theory & Policy 3

EDSS 440: Culturally & Linguistic Div Stdnts w/ Excpt Needs 3

EDLC 400 3 EDES 402: Teaching Reading in Today's Elem. Classrooms 3

EDES 401 3

EDLC 414 3

EDSS 440 3 EDES 434: Elementary Curriculum & Methods 3

EDES 402 3 EDCE 410: Elementary Directed Teaching Semester 9

EDLC 425 3 Total 27

EDES 434 3

EDCE 410 9

Total 30 CONC is to be determined by working with your Advisor. 12-18

YES NO

Advisor Signature: NOTES:

Date:

Any CAPP Adjustments Required?

2EDES 8000 Health Education (1 unit, Credit/No Credit) does not apply

toward overall unit credit.

EDLC 425: Methods in Engl Language Dev & Spec Designed

Academic Instruction in English3

Education Requirements

Education Requirements

Concentration Courses

CONC is to be determined by working with

your Advisor.12-18

Concentration Courses

Notes

1EDES 402, EDES 425, EDES 434 and EDCE 410 require prior admission

to the School of Education.





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Rhetorical Arts 3 Education Courses 27-30


Take MATH 1063 Concentration 12-18

Theological Inquiry: 100/1000-level 3-4 Electives (non Major) 4-11

Philosophical Inquiry: 100/1000-level 4 Total 120

Studies in American Diversity 3-4


Take ART 2503 NOTE:

Hist. Anlysis & Perspectives:

Take HIST 1XX/1300 (Becoming

America)

4

Understand Human Behv:

Take PSYC 100/10004

Ethics & Justice:

Take EDUR 4003

Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 43-48

NOTES:


Take SCEM 270 4

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core will be counted towards the major. This does

not take into consideration a major elective course(s)

that may meet both a major and core requirement(s).

If two required areas are met by one course, the

outstanding units must be met in the Elective units

total.

Core Curriculum

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ART 250: Visual Arts for the Elementary 3 Math 207: Math for Elementary Teachers II 3

ECRE Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 3-4 PSYC 1000: General Psychology 4

FFYS Core EHBV Core

HIST 1300: Becoming America 4 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

EHAP Core FRTA Core

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4

FPHI Core FTHI Core

Math 106: Math for Elementary Teachers I 3 Studies in American Diversity 4

FQTR Core FDIV Core

LBST 1000 1



GEOG 2000: World Geography 4 EDLC 414: Theories and Policies of 2nd Lang. 3

SCEM 270: Experimenting in Science I 4 EDSS 440: Intro to Culturally and Ling. Diverse 3

ESTM Core

DANC 385: Movement Arts for Children 3 HIST 1XXX: World History 4

Choose from advisor approved list

EDUR 400: Sociocultural Analysis of Ed 3 SCEM 271: Experimenting in Science II 4

IEJT Core

LBST 2000 1 Concentration 3-4



LBST 3098: MUSC/THEA/DANC Multiple

Ways of Knowing and Showing

4 LBST 3000: Capstone 4

EDES 401: Applied Ed Psych for Childhood 3 EDES 425: Methods in English Language 3

ENGL 3346: Children's Literature 4 EDCE 461: Teaching Performance 1 0

HIST 4412: History of California 4 Faith and Reason 4

IFTR Core

Concentration 3-4 Concentration 3-4

Total Units 18-19 Total Units 14-15


Interdisciplinary Connections 4 EDCE 410: Elementary Directed Teaching 9-12

IINC Core

EDES 402: Teaching Reading in Today's . . . 3 P EDCE 463: Teaching Performance 3 0

EDES 434: Elementary Curriculum . . . 3 P EDCE 464: Teaching Performance 4 0

EDCE 462: Teaching Performance 2 0 P

EDES 8000: Health Education/CPR Infant 1 P

See Note 4 below

Additional Concentration Course(s) 3-8

To be determined with advisor


Total Units


Notes:

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If two required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the Elective units total.

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[1] Coursework completed during this semester must be coordinated such that it does not conflict with the student teaching assignment.

[2 ] This 4 year plan serves only as a general model. Please meet with your advisor at least once a semester to discuss your progress in the program and plans for future semesters.

[3] EDES 402, EDES 425, EDES 434 and EDCE 410 require prior admission to the School of Education.

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet BCLA Undeclared (LAUD)


LMU ID# 1st MAJOR of Interest

2nd MAJOR of Interest

Requirements

First Year Seminar 3-4

Rhetorical Arts 3

Quantitative Reasoning 3-4 Your assigned advisor (found on PROWL)

Theological Inquiry: 100/1000-level 3-4 The Department Chair of a major you are exploring

Philosophical Inquiry: 100/1000-level 4 University Advising (Daum Hall, 310.338.2847)

Studies in American Diversity 3-4 The BCLA Dean's Office (Uhall 4600, 310.338.2716)

Creative Experience: 3-4 Career and Professional Development (VDA 135)

Historical Analysis & Perspectives: 3-4 The Bulletin: http://bulletin.lmu.edu

Department Websites

The Schedule of Classes

Understanding Human Behavior

See Note 2 below3-4


Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 40-50

NOTES:

[2] *Many Social Science majors are required to take an additional Understanding Human Behavior course (upper or lower division) outside of the major.

If you are exploring majors in the social sciences, learn the requirements to identify if you will need an additional EHBV Core.

[3] In your first two years, you may take lower-division flagged courses, but flags may be taken any time before graduation. Flags may appear in major,

Core, or elective classes. Review the Bulletin for your majors of interest to see if flagged are a required within the major curriculum.

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Resources for Exploring Majors

Notes on the Core

[1] Only one course is required in each area of the Core. Many Undeclared students take an additional course from one or more Core areas they have

completed. If 2 courses are completed in the same core area, the second course becomes an Elective.


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FFYS Core FRTA Core

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FTHI Core FDIV Core

Quantitative Reasoning 3 PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

FQTR Core *See Note 1 below FPHI Core




Notes:


Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4 Lower-Division Elective 4

EHAP Core *See Note 4 below

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Lower-Division Elective 4

EHBV Core

Creative Experience or Nature of Science,

Technology, and Math

3 Creative Experience or Nature of Science,

Technology, and Math

3

ECRE/ESTM Core *See Note 3 ECRE/ESTM Core *See Note 3



Notes:

Notes:

Take Action:

Many students choose to declare in their third semester so they may begin

major coursework. If you are not ready to declare, you should take steps

throughout the semester to prepare:

1) Schedule a meeting with the Department Chair(s) of the major(s) you are interested

in.

2) Learn about the process for formally declaring your major.

3) If your major of interest has an application, be familiar with the deadlines and all of

the requirements. Set aside time to request and receive letters of recommendation or

to draft a personal statement.

4) Complete your paperwork at least 3 weeks prior to registration to ensure your

paperwork is processed before your registration for the next term.

Take Action:

1) You must declare your major by the time you complete 60 units (usually the end

of your sophomore year).

2) You must be in good academic standing (above a 2.0) to declare.

[3] As with Quantitative Reasoning, some majors require specific Creative Experience

or Nature of Science, Technology, and Math for their majors. Review the Bulletin

(http://bulletin.lmu.edu) for requirements of your majors of interest.

[4] Why are there so many electives this semester? Most Undeclared students

focus on exploring majors through their Core in their first semesters; this is a reasonable

strategy, but by your fourth semester you will have completed most of the Core that you

are eligible to take (Integrations Core courses are upper-division, taken in years 3-4).

Be open to taking electives throughout your first two years, and use them intentionally to

explore potential majors, or try to take another course in an area you enjoyed.

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[1] Most students take Quantitative Reasoning some time in their first year. If you are

interested in a math or science orientated major, you may need to start courses right

away to stay on track.

If you are unsure of your direction, this is the semseter to start exploring several majors

and determine if specific Quantitative Reasoning courses or other Core are required for

your programs of interest.

[2] Many Undeclared students take one course from Explorations core in their first year

if they identify a course for one of their majors of interest. While Explorations are usually

recommended for years 2-3, it is acceptable to take lower-division courses to help you

discover your interests.

You will need to narrow your interests in sophomore year.

Take Action:

1) Meet with your faculty advisor early to start exploring majors.

2) You should also reach out to supportive offices across campus, such as University

Advising in the Academic Resource Center.

3) Find out whether one or more of your majors of interest has an application or pre-

major coursework.

Take Action:

1) Attend events specific for Undeclared students.

2) Visit the Office of Career and Professional Development if you want to explore jobs,

internships, or tests to identify interests.

3) Use the LAUD Core Checklist to review the Core you've fulfilled, and make a

tentative curriculum map for your second year.

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Modern Languages




Old Course #

Language A 101 and 102 6 203 & 204Language A 2103, 2104, 2804*

see language program advisor4-12*

Language B 101 and 102 6 101 & 102 Language B 1101 and 1102 4-8*

Language A 203 and 204 6 203 & 204Language B 2103, 2104, 2804*

see language program advisor4-12*

Language B 203 and 204 6 Total 24

Total 24

Language A Upper Division 4

Language A Upper Division 3 Language A Upper Division 4

Language A Upper Division 3 Language A Upper Division 4

Language A Upper Division 3 Language B Upper Division 4

Language A Upper Division 3 Language B Upper Division 4

Language B Upper Division 3 Language B Upper Division 4

Language B Upper Division 3 MDLL 300 MDLL 3400 (EHBV) 4

Language B Upper Division 3

MDLL 400

or FNLT

480

MDLL 4400 (IINC) or FNLT 4200 4

Language B Upper Division 3 MDLL 500 MDLL 4990 1

MDLL 300 3 Total 33

MDLL 400 or FNLT 480 3

MDLL 500 1

Total 31 1 A minium grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

1 A miniumm grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

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4


Advisor Signature:

Date:


Notes

2A student will complete all lower division core requirements as

well as prerequisites by the end of sophomore year.

A student will complete all lower division core requirements as

well as prerequisites by the end of sophmore year.

3A maximum of 33 upper division units in MDLL department will

be accepted toward degree requirements.


5

Students that need more units to complete the major-minor


courses in the corresponding language, or MDLL 3400, 4400


concentration) If additional classes are not available in the


elective courses in the appropriate cultural studies areas (e.g.,

ASPA, EURO, HMNT) in consultation with the corresponding

language advisor and the Department Chair.

Notes

A maximum of 31 upper division units in MDLL department will be

accepted toward degree requirements.





Modern Languages Major Modern Languages Major




3

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Fulfilled by MDLL 300/3400P


Faith & Reason 3-4


major if taking MDLL 400/44003-4

Total 37-46

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Language A: 2103 4 Language A: 2104 4

Language B: 1101 4 Language B: 1102 4


FFYS Core FRTA Core

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Quantitative Reasoning 3

FPHI Core FQTR Core



Language A: Upper-Division 4 Language A: Upper-Division 4

Language B: 2103 4 Language B: 2104 4

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 Creative Experience 3

FTHI Core ECRE Core

Lower-Division Elective 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV Core



MDLL 3400: Linguistics 4 Language B: Upper-Division 4

EHBV Core

Language A: Upper-Division 4 Science, Technology, and Math 3

ESTM Core

Language B: Upper-Division 4 Flagged Course 4


Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4 Upper-Division Elective 4

EHAP Core



MDLL 4400: Applied Linguistics (IINC) or FNLT

4200: Comparative Cultures

4 MDLL 4990: Senior Capstone Project 1

Option for IINC Core

Language B: Upper-Division 4 Faith and Reason 4

IFTR Core

Ethics and Justice 4 Lower-Division Elective 4

IEJT Core




Total Units


Notes:


[6] Students that need more units to complete the major-minor because of their language placement must take additional courses in the corresponding language, or MDLL 3400, 4400 or FNLT 4200 (provided it

is related to language concentration) If additional classes are not available in the MDLL Department, students may fulfill those credits with elective courses in the appropriate cultural studies areas (e.g., ASPA,

EURO, HMNT) in consultation with the corresponding language advisor and the Department Chair.



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[1] Students may take no more than ten upper division courses in any one department.

[2] A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

[3] A student will complete all lower division core requirements as well as prerequisites by the end of sophomore year.

[4] A maximum of 33 upper division units in MDLL department will be accepted toward degree requirements.

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Philosophy


3 Unit Major, Total 33 units (6-12 LD, 24-30 UD) 4 Unit Major, Total 40 units (12 LD, 32 UD)


Old Course

#

PHIL 198: Philosophical Inquiry (FPHI) 3 100/198 PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry (FPHI) 4

PHIL 221: Symbolic Logic (LQTR) 3 PHIL 221 PHIL 2010: Logic (LQTR) 4

Total 6 PHIL 2910: Proseminar 4

Total 12

PHIL 320-330: Ethics (IEJT) 3

PHIL 381: Ancient Philosophy 3 320-330 PHIL 3100: Ethics (IEJT) 4

PHIL 383: Medieval Philosophy (IFTR) 3 PHIL 381 PHIL 3510: Ancient Philosophy 4

PHIL 385: Modern Philosophy I 3 PHIL 383 PHIL 3520: Medieval Philosophy (IFTR) 4

PHIL 387: Modern Philosophy II 3 PHIL 385 PHIL 3530: Modern Philosophy I 4

PHIL Elective Upper Division 3 PHIL 387 PHIL 3540: Modern Philosophy II 4

PHIL Elective Upper Division 3 PHIL Elective Upper Division 4


PHIL Elective Upper or Lower Division 3 PHIL Elective Upper or Lower Division 4

PHIL Elective Upper or Lower Division 3 PHIL 495 PHIL 4990 Senior Assessment 0

PHIL 495 Senior Assessment 0 Total 32

Total 30

3

4

4

Any CAPP Adjustments Required? YES NONOTES:

Advisor Signature:

Date:


One course must be in Contemporary Philosophy

5Students are strongly encouraged to study a foreign

language to enhance their philosophical studies.30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU

5Students are strongly encouraged to study a foreign language

to enhance their philosophical studies.


Notes

2

The number of lower and upper division electives required is

determined by the number of lower and upper division units


1A minimum average grade of C+ (2.3) in Philosophy courses

is required.


Notes

2




3Majors may take a maximum of 39 units of upper division

Philosophy.

1A minimum average grade of C+ (2.3) in Philosophy courses is

required.






Philosophy Major Philosophy Major


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Philosophical Inquiry:

Fulfilled by PHIL 198/1800P





Ethics & Justice:

Fulfilled by PHIL 320-330/3100P

Faith & Reason:



Total 30-38



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PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 PHIL 2910: Philosophy Proseminar 4

FPHI Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FTHI Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Flagged Course 4

FDIV Core LWRT, LORS, LINL, or LENL



PHIL 2010 4 PHIL 3520 4

Flag: LQTR IFTR Core

PHIL 3510 4 Understanding Human Behavior 4

EHBV Core


ECRE Core





PHIL 3100 4 PHIL 3540 4

IEJT Core

PHIL 3530 4 PHIL Upper-Division Elective 4

Nature of Science, Tech, and Math 3 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4

ESTM Core EHAP Core




PHIL Upper-Division Elective: Contemporary 4 P PHIL 4990: Senior Assessment 0

*See Note 4 below.

Interdisciplinary Connections 4 PHIL Upper-Division Elective 4

IINC Core

Lower-Division Elective 4 Flagged Course 4

LWRT, LORS, LINL, or LENL


Lower-Division Elective 4


Total Units

Upper Division UnitsNotes:

[2] The number of lower and upper division electives required is determined by the number of lower and upper division units completed in the major.


[4] One course must be in Contemporary Philosophy.

[5] Students are strongly encouraged to study a foreign language to enhance their philosophical studies.



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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Philosophy (Honors)




Old Course

#

PHIL 198: Philosophical Inquiry (FPHI) 3 100/198 PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry (FPHI) 4

PHIL 221: Symbolic Logic (LQTR) 3 PHIL 221 PHIL 2010: Logic (LQTR) 4

Total 6 PHIL 2910: Proseminar 4

Total 12

PHIL 320-330: Ethics (IEJT) 3

PHIL 381: Ancient Philosophy 3 320-330 PHIL 3100: Ethics (IEJT) 4

PHIL 383: Medieval Philosophy (IFTR) 3 PHIL 381 PHIL 3510: Ancient Philosophy 4

PHIL 385: Modern Philosophy I 3 PHIL 383 PHIL 3520: Medieval Philosophy (IFTR) 4

PHIL 387: Modern Philosophy II 3 PHIL 385 PHIL 3530: Modern Philosophy I 4

PHIL Elective Upper Division 3 PHIL 387 PHIL 3540: Modern Philosophy II 4


PHIL Elective Upper or Lower Division 3 PHIL Elective Upper Division 4

PHIL Elective Upper or Lower Division 3 PHIL Elective Upper or Lower Division 4

PHIL 495 Senior Assessment 0

PHIL 500: Senior Project (see Note 4) 3

Total 30 PHIL 495 PHIL 4990 Senior Assessment 0

Total 40

4

5

4

Any CAPP Adjustments Required? YES NO 5

Advisor Signature: 6

Date:

4

Honors in Philosophy requires a minimum grade of 3.3 in PHIL

500: Senior Project.

3

This requirement may be met either by taking a Philosophy

elective (upper or lower division) or by completing an

intermediate (third-semester or higher) language course and

passing a language exam administered by the Philosophy

department.




One course must be in Contemporary Philosophy.


Students are strongly encouraged to study a foreign

language to enhance their philosophical studies.

PHIL Elective Upper or Lower Division or

meet language requirement (see

Note 3)

PHIL 500PHIL 5990: Capstone or Senior Project

(see Note 4)

7

3Majors may take a maximum of 39 units of upper division

Philosophy.


6Students are strongly encouraged to study a foreign language

to enhance their philosophical studies. Honors in Philosophy requires a minimum grade of A- in the

Capstone course or Senior Thesis.




Notes

1Honors in Philosophy requires a minimum GPA of 3.67 in

Philosophy courses.

Notes

4

1Honors in Philosophy requires a minimum GPA of 3.3 in

Philosophy courses.

2




2






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Total Units Required Requirements Core 30-38





Philosophical Inquiry:






Ethics & Justice:

Fulfilled by PHIL 320-330/3100P

Faith & Reason:



Total 30-38

NOTES:

Writing 2

Oral Skills


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PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 PHIL 2910: Philosophy Proseminar 4

FPHI Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FTHI Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Flagged Course 4

FDIV Core LWRT, LORS, LINL, or LENL



PHIL 2010 4 PHIL 3520 4

Flag: LQTR IFTR Core

PHIL 3510 4 Understanding Human Behavior 4

EHBV Core


ECRE Core





PHIL 3100 4 PHIL 3540 4

IEJT Core

PHIL 3530 4 PHIL Upper-Division Elective 4

Nature of Science, Tech, and Math 3 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4

ESTM Core EHAP Core




PHIL Upper-Division Elective: Contemporary 4 P PHIL 4990: Senior Assessment 0

*See Note 4 below.

PHIL Elective 4 PHIL 5990: Capstone or Senior Project 4

Interdisciplinary Connections 4 PHIL Upper-Division Elective 4

IINC Core

Upper-Division Elective 4 Flagged Course 4

LWRT, LORS, LINL, or LENL



Total Units


[2] The number of lower and upper division electives required is determined by the number of lower and upper division units completed in the major.


[4] One course must be in Contemporary Philosophy.

[5] Students are strongly encouraged to study a foreign language to enhance their philosophical studies.



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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Political Science




Old Course #

POLS 135, 155 or 165 (select two) 6POLS 135,

155, or 165POLS 1200, 1400 or 1600 (select two) 8

POLS 210 3 POLS 210 POLS 2100 (LQTR) 4

POLS 220 3 POLS 220 POLS 2000 (LWRT) 4

Total 12 Total 16

POLS upper division 4 POLS Upper-Division 4





POLS 500 Level Seminar 4500-Level

SeminarPOLS 5000-Level Seminar 4

Total 24 Total 24

1 1

2 2

5

7 NOTES:


Advisor Signature:

Date:


A maximum of 32 upper division units in POLS will be

accepted toward degree requirements. Minimum upper

division POLS is 24 units.

4

Students who attain a minimum GPA of 3.6, both overall and

in the major, are eligible to enroll in POLS 5800 Honors

Seminar in the fall and to write an Honors Thesis (POLS

5810) in the spring of their senior year.


Political Science Major¹

Upper Division Requirements3

Political Science Major¹

Upper Division Requirements3

Notes

An average grade of C (2.0) must be earned in major courses.

Understanding Human Behavior Core; non-POLS

3

Notes

An average grade of C (2.0) must be earned in major courses.

A maximum of 32 upper division units in POLS will be

accepted toward degree requirements. Minimum upper

division POLS is 24 units.

Understanding Human Behavior Core; non POLS

Students who attain a minimum GPA of 3.6, both overall and in

the major, are eligible to enroll in POLS 581 Honors Seminar in

the fall and to write an Honors Thesis (POLS 591) in the spring

of their senior year.

Students must take at least one course in each of the four

Subfields: Political Thought, American Politics, Comparative

Politics and International World Politics. These courses can be

completed at the upper or lower division level.

6

3

4

Student must take at least four 4 unit courses to complete the

major. At least one course per Group 1-4; UD or

LD courses.

5







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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Political Science







Quantitative Reasoning 3 Total 120








Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 40-49


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2 a


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Writing 1: POLS 220/2000

Writing 2

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POLS 1200, 1400, or 1600 4 POLS 1200, 1400, or 1600 4


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FDIV Core

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Lower-Division Elective 4

FPHI Core



POLS 2100 4 POLS 2000 4

Flag: LQTR Flag: LWRT

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 Understanding Human Behavior 4

FTHI Core EHBV Core *See Note 2 below.


ECRE Core ESTM Core





POLS Upper-Division Elective 4 POLS Upper-Division Elective 4

POLS Upper-Division Elective 4 Ethics and Justice 4

IEJT Core

Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4 Upper-Division Elective 4

EHAP Core




POLS Upper-Division Elective 4 POLS 5000-Level Seminar 4

Faith and Reason 4 POLS Upper-Division 4

IFTR Core

Upper-Division Elective 4 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IINC Core

Upper-Division Elective** 4 Lower-Division Elective 3

**Consider Honors Seminar: note 4

below. Total Units 16 Total Units 15

Total Units



[6] Once a student has enrolled at LMU and declared a Political Science major or minor, only LMU course work or courses from an LMU-approved study abroad program will be accepted for the major or

minor.



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[1] An average grade of C (2.0) must be earned in major courses.

[2] Understanding Human Behavior Core; non POLS.

[3] A maximum of 32 upper division units in POLS will be accepted toward degree requirements. Minimum upper division POLS is 24 units.

[4] Students who attain a minimum GPA of 3.6, both overall and in the major, are eligible to enroll in POLS 581 Honors Seminar in the fall and to write an Honors Thesis (POLS 591) in the spring of their

senior year.

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BCLA Major 3 to 4 Unit Transition Worksheet Psychology




Old Course #

PSYC 100 3 PSYC 100 PSYC 1000 (Intro) or 1098 (Topical) (EHBV) 4

PSYC 241: Statisticspre-req. PSYC 100

3PSYC 241

& 243

PSYC 2001: Statistical Methods in Psych

(FQTR) (pre-req. PSYC 100/198 or 1000/1098)4

PSYC 243: Statistics Labpre-req. PSYC 100

1PSYC 261

& 265

PSYC 2002: Research Methods

(LINL, LQTR) pre-reqs. PSYC 241/243 or 2001)4

PSYC 251: Brain and Behaviorpre-reqs PSYC 100

3

PSYC 261: Experimental Methods pre-reqs PSYC 100, 241, 243

3

PSYC 265: Non-Experimental Methodspre-reqs PSYC 100, 241, 243

3 Total 16

Total 16

PSYC 401 PSYC 3001 Cognition 4

PSYC 401 Cognition 3 PSYC 410 PSYC 3002: Social Psychology 4

PSYC 410 Social Psychology 3300 or 400

LevelPSYC 3000 or 4000-level 4

PSYC 415 Lifespan Development 3300 or 400

LevelPSYC 4000-level (Applied Engagement*) 4

PSYC 400 level 3 400 Level PSYC 4000-level Elective 4

PSYC 400 level 3 PSYC 515 PSYC 4100 Capstone 4

PSYC 300 or 400 level 3 PSYC 595 PSYC 4195 Senior Assessment 0

PSYC 300 or 400 level 3 Total 24

PSYC 515 Capstone 3

PSYC 595 Senior Assessment 0

Total 24 1

1 3

3

NOTES:



4

At least 18 units of upper division PSYC and 30 of the last 36

units must be completed at LMU. 5


At least 16 units of upper division PSYC and 30 of the last 36 units

must be completed at LMU.

PSYC 2003: Brain & Behavior (pre-reqs. PSYC 100/198 or 1000/1098)

Notes

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all Psychology courses.

Maximum of 12 units may be 3000-level PSYC courses.

4

Students may not register for any PSYC course for a third time

without written permission of the department chairperson and Dean

of the College.

2


A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department

(including PSYC) will be accepted toward degree requirements.Notes

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all Psychology courses.

Students may not register for any PSYC course for a third

time without written permission of the department chairperson

and Dean of the College.

2

Maximum of 6 units may be 300 level PSYC courses.


(including PSYC) will be accepted toward degree

requirements.

Applied engagement requirement is fulfilled by completing any

PSYC 3000/4000-level course with an engaged learning flag.*

5





4


Psychology Major¹Psychology Major¹


PSYC 251

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Fulfilled by PSYC 241/2001P Total 120



Studies in American Diversity 3-4



Understand. Human Behvr: Fulfilled by

PSYC 100/1000 or PSYC 198/1098P


Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 34-42

NOTES:

Writing 1: Fulfilled by PSYC 515/4100


NOTE: Units for required major course(s) that also


major. This does not take into consideration a

major elective course(s) that may meet both a

major and core requirement(s). If two

required areas are met by one course, the

outstanding units must be met in the Elective

units total.

Years

1 a

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3

Years

2 a

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Core Curriculum


Mathematics

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Writing 2

Oral Skills

Information Literacy:

Fulfilled by PSYC 261/2002


Fulfilled by PSYC 261/2002

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PSYC 1000 or PSYC 1098 4 PSYC 2001: Statistics and Lab 4

EHBV Core FQTR Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FPHI Core FDIV Core




PSYC 2002 4 PSYC 2003 4

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 Nature of Science, Tech, and Math 3

FTHI Core ESTM Core

Creative Experience 3 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4

ECRE Core EHAP Core




PSYC 3001 4 PSYC 3002 4

Interdisciplinary Connections 4 Ethics and Justice 4

IINC Core IEJT Core

Faith and Reason 4 Flagged Course 4

IFTR Core LWRT, LQTR, LORS, LINL, or

LENLUpper-Division Elective 4 Upper-Division Elective 4



PSYC 3XXX or 4XXX Elective 4 PSYC 4100: Capstone 4

PSYC 4XXX Elective 4 PSYC 4XXX Elective with Applied

Engagement

4

Upper-Division Elective 4 PSYC 4195: Senior Assessment 0




Total Units


[2] A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including PSYC) will be accepted toward degree requirements.

[3] Maximum of 12 units may be 3000-level PSYC courses.

[4] Students may not register for any PSYC course for a third time without written permission of the department chairperson and Dean of the College.

[5] At least 16 units of upper division PSYC and 30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU.

[6] Units for required major course(s) that also meet the core will be counted towards the major. This does not take into consideration a major elective course(s) that may meet both a major and

core requirement(s). If two required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the Elective units total.

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BCLA Major 3-4 Unit Transition Worksheet Sociology




Sociology Major¹ Sociology Major¹

Lower Division RequirementsOld Course

#

SOCL 100 3 SOCL 100 SOCL 1000 4

SOCL 109 3 SOCL 109 SOCL 2000 4

SOCL 210 3 SOCL 210 SOCL 2100 (FQTR: Quant. Reasn Core) 4

Total 9 Total 12


SOCL 301 3 SOCL 301 SOCL 3000 (Sociological Theory) 4

SOCL 401 3 Theme area 1 4

Theme area 3 Theme area 2 4

Theme area 3 Theme area 3 4

Theme area 3 SOCL upper division 4

Theme area 3 SOCL upper division 4

SOCL upper division 3 SOCL 495 SOCL 4900 (senior year; FLAG: Writing) 4

SOCL upper division 3 Total 28

SOCL 495 (senior year) 3

Total 27 Major Notes

Major Notes

2

2

6

7

6

7

NOTES:


Advisor Signature:

Date:

At least two 3000 or 4000-level SOCL courses must be completed

in the senior year.




3

3Second Understanding Human Behavior Core; non SOCL, from ECON,

POLS, URBN, PSYC.

A maximum of 30 upper division units in any one department (including

SOCL) will be accepted toward degree requirements.

1

1

Second Understanding Human Behavior Core; non SOCL, from

ECON, POLS, URBN, PSYC.


(including SOCL) will be accepted toward overall degree

requirements.

An average grade of C (2.0) is required in upper division courses


A minimum grade of C is required in lower division courses in the

major.

A minimum grade of C is required in lower division courses in the

major.

4

w If students have taken SOCL 301, it counts for the SOCL 3000 course. If they have taken SOCL 301 and 401, they can

use 401 to meet an UD course requirement.

4

See Bulletin for Theme Areas. Students must take one course

from three of the six theme areas.

5

5


See Bulletin for Theme Areas. Students must take one course from

four of the six theme areas.

An average grade of C (2.0) is required in upper division courses


At least two 300 or 400-level SOCL courses must be completed in the

senior year


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Fulfilled by SOCL 210/2100P Total 120






Understanding Human Behavior

See Major Note 23-4


Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 37-46

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NS

Years

3 a

nd 4

Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Engaged Learning

Writing 1: Fulfilled by 495/4900 (Sr Seminar)

Writing 2

Oral Skills



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SOCL 1000 4 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core


FFYS Core FTHI Core

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4

FPHI Core EHAP Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Lower-Division Elective 4

FDIV Core



SOCL 2000 4 Understanding Human Behavior 4 P

EHBV Core *See Note 2 below

SOCL 2100 4 Nature of Science, Technology, and Math 3

FQTR Core ESTM Core


ECRE Core




SOCL 3000 4 SOCL Theme C 4

SOCL Theme A 4 SOCL Upper-Division Elective 4

SOCL Theme B 4 Ethics and Justice 4

IEJT Core

Flagged Course 4 Lower-Division Elective 4




SOCL Upper-Division Elective 4 SOCL 4900: Sociology Seminar 4


IFTR Core IINC Core




Total Units


[5] At least two 3000 or 4000-level SOCL courses must be completed in the senior year.


[7] See Bulletin for Theme Areas. Students must take one course from three of the six theme areas.



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[1] A minimum grade of C is required in lower division courses in the major.

[2] Understanding Human Behavior Core; non SOCL

[3] A maximum of 32 upper division units in any one department (including SOCL) will be accepted toward overall degree requirements.

[4] An average grade of C (2.0) is required in upper division courses included in the major.

P P

P P

P P

Fourth Year



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P P P

P P

P P

Third Year



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P P

P P

P P P

Second Year



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P P

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BCLA Major 3-4 Unit Transition Worksheet Spanish




Old Course

#

SPAN 101 3 SPAN 203 SPAN 2102 (LORS) 4

SPAN 102 3SPAN 204

or 205

SPAN 2103 (LORS) or SPAN 2113

(LORS)4

SPAN 203 3 SPAN 321 SPAN 2804 (LORS & LWRT) 4

SPAN 204 or SPAN 205 3 Total 12

Total 12

SPAN 322 SPAN 3510 (LORS & LWRT) 4

SPAN 321 3 SPAN 333 SPAN 3410 (EHBV) 4

SPAN 322 3 4

SPAN 333 3 4

3 400-Level SPAN 4000-level 4

3 400-Level SPAN 4000-level 4

SPAN 400-level 3 SPAN 500 SPAN 4990 Senior Capstone 1

SPAN 400-level 3 Total 25

SPAN 400-level 3

SPAN 500 Senior Capstone 1

Total 25 1

1

5

5


Advisor Signature:

Date:

3

2

4A maximum of 32 units of upper division SPAN is applicable

to the degree.


3

SPAN 4990 is o be taken during or after the last semester in

the SPAN program. Guidelines for the portfolio and oral

presentation are available in the Modern Languages and

Literatures department.

Lower division SPAN courses may be waived through the LMU

Spanish placement exam. The units are made up in the elective

area.

SPAN 500 is to be taken during or after the last semester in the

SPAN program. Guidelines for the portfolio and oral

presentation are available in the Modern Languages and

Literatures department.

30 of the last 36 units must be completed at LMU Students that need more units to complete the major-minor


courses in the corresponding language, or MDLL 3400, 4400


concentration) If additional classes are not available in the


elective courses in the appropriate cultural studies areas

(e.g., ASPA, EURO, HMNT) in consultation with the

corresponding language advisor and the Department Chair.

6

SPAN 1101 is a pre-requisite for major and minor. Lower

division SPAN courses may be waived through the LMU

Spanish placement exam, but no units are granted. The

units are made up in the elective area.

2Notes

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.





Spanish Major

Two courses selected from:

SPAN 3541 (IINC, LORS, LWRT),

SPAN 3521 (LINL), or SPAN 3431

(IINC, LORS, LWRT)

Notes

Spanish Major


Two courses selected from SPAN 331,

SPAN 332, or SPAN 334




SPAN 331,

332, or 334

A maximum of 30 units of upper division SPAN is applicable to

the degree.4

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Understanding Human Behavior: Fulfilled

by SPAN 333/3410P


Faith & Reason 3-4


SPAN 331/3541 or SPAN 334/3431 P

Total 34-42

NOTES:

Years

1 a

nd 2







and core requirement(s). If two required




Years

2 a

nd 3

Years

3 a

nd 4


Writing 1: SPAN 321/2804

EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S


Mathematics 3

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Writing 2: SPAN 322/3510, 331/3541

Oral Skills: SPAN 2102, 2103, 2113, 2603, 2804,

3431, 3510, 3541,

Information Literacy: if taking SPAN 332/3521


Engaged Learning: if taking SPAN 442/4565

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SPAN 2102* 4 SPAN 2103 or 2113 4

FLAG: LORS *See note 5 below FLAG: LORS


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FDIV Core


FPHI Core FTHI Core



SPAN 2804 4 SPAN 3410 4

FLAGS: LORS and LWRT EHBV Core


ECRE Core EHAP Core

Lower-Division Elective 4 Nature of Science, Tech, and Math 3

ESTM Core




SPAN 3510 4 SPAN 3521 (LINL) OR 3541 (IINC CORE,

LORS, LWRT) OR 3431 (IINC CORE,

LORS)

4

FLAGS: LORS and LWRT Option for IINC Core and FLAGS

Faith and Reason 4 Ethics and Justice 4

IFTR Core IEJT Core





SPAN 3521 (LINL) OR 3541 (IINC CORE,

LORS, LWRT) OR 3431 (IINC CORE,

LORS)

4 SPAN 4990: Senior Capstone Project 1

Option for IINC Core and FLAGS

SPAN 4000-Level Elective 4 SPAN 4000-Level Elective 4

Flagged Course 4 Flagged Course 4

LQTR, LINL, or LENL LQTR, LINL, or LENL




Total Units


[2] SPAN 4990 is to be taken during or after the last semester in the SPAN program. Guidelines for the portfolio and oral presentation are available in the Modern Languages and Literatures

department.

[3] A maximum of 32 units of upper division SPAN is applicable to the degree.


[5] Students with no previous knowledge of Spanish (i.e. those who were not placed into SPAN 2102 or above in the first semester) will be able to complete the program in four years if they are

willing to take a Spanish course approved by our department, either abroad or at another institution during the summer.

[6] Students that need more units to complete the major-minor because of their language placement must take additional courses in the corresponding language, or MDLL 3400, 4400 or FNLT 4200

(provided it is related to language concentration) If additional classes are not available in the MDLL Department, students may fulfill those credits with elective courses in the appropriate cultural

studies areas (e.g., ASPA, EURO, HMNT) in consultation with the corresponding language advisor and the Department Chair.



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[1] A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all major courses.

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Fourth Year



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P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P P

P P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P P

P P

P P

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P P P

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BCLA Major 3-4 Unit Transition Worksheet Theological Studies




Old Course

#

THST 100: Heb Bible/OT:Theo,Hist,Int

or THST 198 of appropriate title3

THST

100/198

THST 1000: Hebrew Bible/OT or

THST 1010: New Test (FTHI)4

THST 110: New Testament Contexts or

THST 198 of appropriate title3

THST

110/198

THST 1030: Expl Catholic or

THST 1080: Comp Theology4

Total 6198 of

same titleTHST 1500: World Religions in LA (FDIV) 4

Total 12

THST 320 3

THST 321 3See

AdvisorTHST Upper Division EHAP 4

THST Area A 3 THST Upper Division Elective (LENL) 4

THST Area A 3 THST Upper Division Elective 4

THST Area B 3 THST Upper Division Elective 4

THST Area B 3 THST 4000-Level Elective 4

THST Area B 3 THST 495 THST 4090: Major Theo/Relig Thinker 4

THST Area C 3 THST 496 THST 4091: Major Theo/Relig Theme 4

THST Upper Division 3 Total 28

THST 496 Senior Seminar 3

Total 30

1

2

1

2

3 4

5


Advisor Signature:

Date:

See Bulletin for courses to fulfill area reqs in the major.

Theology Major


Theology Major


Notes

An average grade of C (2.0) must be maintained in major

courses.

Notes

An average grade of C (2.0) must be maintained in major

courses.

At least 12 units in the major must be taken at the 4000 level.

Lower Division Requirements Lower Division Requirements





Additional philosophy courses are recommended and should be

taken as early as possible.

6

3

It is recommended that students planning to pursue graduate

study in Theology have a reading knowledge of two languages,

classical or modern.


At least 12 units in the major must be taken at the 400 level.

It is recommended that students planning to pursue graduate

study in Theology have a reading knowledge of two languages,

classical or modern.


Additional philosophy courses are recommended and should be

taken as early as possible.

4 5

A Theology Major must attain either Intermediate Level

Competency in a language relevant to research interests OR

take 2 upper-division engaged learning courses (one is already

required by the core; the other needs to be a THST engaged

learning course)

6

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BCLA Major 3-4 Unit Transition Worksheet Theological Studies








Theological Inquiry: Fulfilled by THST

198/1000-1080P



Fulfilled by THST 198/1500: World

Religions in LA

P NOTE:


Historical Analysis & Perspectives: Fulfilled

by any THST major course with EHAP

attribute

P



Faith & Reason:

Fulfilled by any THST major course with

IFTR attribute

P


Total 28-34

NOTES:


XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS

Years

2 a

nd 3


Mathematics 3

Engaged Learning: Take a THST with this flag

Writing 1

Writing 2

Oral Skills



INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4



major. This does not take into consideration

a major elective course(s) that may meet

both a major and core requirement(s). If

two required areas are met by one course,




Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2

REVISED Feb. 2015

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THST 1000: Hebrew Bible/Old Testament or

THST 1010 New Testament Contexts

4 THST 1030: Exploring Catholic Tradition or

THST 1080: Comparative Theology

4

FTHI Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FPHI Core




THST 1500: World Religions in L.A. 4 Any Upper-Division THST with the EHAP

Attribute

4

FDIV Core EHAP Core


ECRE Core ESTM Core

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Elective 3

EHBV Core




THST Upper-Division Elective with IFTR

Attribute

4 THST Upper-Division Elective 4

IFTR Core

THST 4000-Level Elective 4 Ethics and Justice 4

IEJT Core *See Note 8 below


IINC Core




THST 4000-Level: Elective with LENL flag 4 THST 4090: Major Thinker 4

Flag: LENL

THST 4901: Major Theme 4 Elective 4




Total Units


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First Year


P P


P P P

P P

Second Year

P P



P P P P

P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P P

P

Fourth Year



P P

P

P P

P P P

P P

P


[5] Additional philosophy courses are recommended and should be taken as early as possible.

[6] A Theology Major must attain either Intermediate Level Competency in a language relevant to research interests OR take 2 upper-division engaged learning courses (one is already required by the core;

the other needs to be a THST engaged learning course).



[8] Students who double-major are encouraged to consider a THST course that fulfills Integrations: Ethics and Justice Core. If this course is taken within the major, the student will replace the units with an elective.

P

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[1] An average grade of C (2.0) must be maintained in major courses.

[2] At least 12 units in the major must be taken at the 4000 level.

[3] It is recommended that students planning to pursue graduate study in Theology have a reading knowledge of two languages, classical or modern.

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BCLA Major 3-4 Unit Transition Worksheet Urban Studies




Old Course

#

AFAM 115, APAM 117 or CHST 116 3 URBN 100 URBN 1000 (EHBV) 4

URBN 100 3 URBN 110 URBN 1010 4

URBN 110 3 SOCL 109 SOCL 2000 4

SOCL 109 3 SOCL 210 SOCL 2100 (FQTR) 4

SOCL 210 3 Total 16

Total 15

URBN 345 URBN 3045 4

URBN 345 3 URBN 346 URBN 3046 4

URBN 346 3 URBN 347 URBN 3047 4

URBN 347 3 URBN Upper-Division Elective 4

URBN 455 3 URBN Upper-Division Elective 4

URBN 456 (pre-requisite URBN 455) 3 URBN 456 URBN 4000 4

Upper Division Area 3 Total 24

Upper Division Area 3

Upper Division Area 3

Total 24 1

1

4

5

5

6 NOTES:


Advisor Signature:

Date:


Notes

An average grade of C (2.0) must be maintained in all upper

division courses included in the major.

URBN 456 requires senior standing.

A min. grade of C (2.0) is required in all lower division major

courses


Notes

A min. grade of C (2.0) is required in all lower division major

courses

2An average grade of C (2.0) must be maintained in all upper

division courses included in the major.






Urban Studies MajorUrban Studies Major


URBN 4000 requires senior standing.


2

It is recommended that students complete ECON 100, 105, 110,

or 120 in the Understanding Human Behavior area of the core.

4URBN 455 Urban Internship requires approval of the Program

Director.

3


3

It is recommended that students complete ECON 1000, 1050,

1100, or 1200 in the Understanding Human Behavior area of

the core.

REVISED Feb. 2015

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BCLA Major 3-4 Unit Transition Worksheet Urban Studies








Fulfilled by SOCL 210/2100P Total 120







Fulfilled by URBN 100/1000P


Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 34-42

NOTES:

Core Curriculum



EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S

Years

2 a


Mathematics 3

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4



major. This does not take into






Engaged Learning

Writing 1

Writing 2

Oral Skills



REVISED Feb. 2015

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URBN 1000 4 URBN 1010 4

EHBV Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4

FDIV Core FTHI Core


Recommended: ECON 1100 or 1200



SOCL 2000 4 SOCL 2100 4

FQTR Core

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4

FPHI Core EHAP Core


ECRE Core ESTM Core




URBN 3046 4 URBN 3045 4

4 URBN Upper-Division Elective 4

Ethics and Justice 4 Faith and Reason 4

IEJT Core IFTR Core




URBN Upper-Division Elective 4 URBN 4000: Senior Project 4


IINC Core




Total Units





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[1] A min. grade of C (2.0) is rquired in all lower division major courses.

[2] An average grade of C (2.0) must be maintained in all upper division courses included in the major.

[3] It is recommended that students complete ECON 100/1000, 105/1050, 110/1100, or 120/1200 in the Understanding Human Behavior area of the core.

[4] URBN 4000 requires senior standing.

P P

P P

P P

Fourth Year



P P

P P

P P

URBN 3047P P

Third Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

P P P

Second Year



P P

P P

P P


P P P

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BCLA Major 3-4 Unit Transition Worksheet Women's Studies




Old Course #

WNST 100 3 WNST 100 WNST 1000 (EHBV) 4

WNST 101 3 WNST 101 WNST 1100 (FDIV) 4

WNST 200 3WNST 200

or 220WNST 2000 OR WNST 2200 4

WNST 220 or 222 3 Total 12

Total 12

WNST 301 WNST 3000 (Flags: LWRT & LINL) 4

WNST 301 3 WNST 302 WNST 3100 (Flags: LENL & LQTR) 4

WNST 302 3 Choose Two: 8

WNST 351 3 WNST 304 WNST 3200: Wn and Env Justice

Cluster³ 3 WNST 333 WNST 3300: Gen, Race, Gr Nvls

Cluster³ 3 WNST 335 WNST 3301: Lit by Wn of Color

Cluster³ 3 WNST 351 WNST 3500: Gen and Sexualities

Additional Cluster 3 WNST 440 WNST 4100: Sex, Trade, Trafficking

WNST 497 3WNST 398 of

same titleWNST 3600: Wn Hist in CA

Total 24 WNST 4000: Feminist Political Theory

WNST Upper Division Elective 4

WNST 497 WNST 4900: Senior Seminar (Flags) 4

Total 24

5 3







Women's Studies MajorWomen's Studies Major



2

A max of 30 upper division units in any one department

(including WNST) will be accepted toward degree

requirements. Appropriate courses offered in other

departments may be applied to the major with permission

from the WNST chair.

Notes



Notes

1A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all Women's

Studies courses



3See page 96 of the LMU Bulletin for cluster areas. 9 units are

required from one cluster, plus 3 units from a different cluster.

1

4

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all Women's Studies

courses

A max of 30 upper division units in any one department

(including WNST) will be accepted toward degree requirements.

Appropriate courses offered in other departments may be

applied to the major with permission from the WNST chair.

2

One of the upper division options must include WNST 303 or

another History of Women class.

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BCLA Major 3-4 Unit Transition Worksheet Women's Studies











Fulfilled by WNST 101/1100P

NOTE:




Fulfilled by WNST 100/1000P


Faith & Reason 3-4


Total 34-42

NOTES:

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Years

3 a

nd 4






and core requirement(s). If two required





Core Curriculum

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Years

1 a

nd 2


XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS

Years

2 a

nd 3


Mathematics 3

Engaged Learning: WNST 302/3100

Writing 1: Fulfilled by Senior Seminar

Writing 2: Fulfilled by WNST 301/3000

Oral Skills: Fulfilled by Senior Seminar

Information Literacy: WNST 301/3000

Quantitative Reasoning: WNST 302/3100

REVISED Feb. 2015

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WNST 1000 4 WNST 1100 4

EHBV Core FDIV Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FTHI Core

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Flagged Course 4

FPHI Core LWRT, LQTR, LORS, LINL, or LENL



WNST 2000 or WNST 2200 4 Nature of Science, Tech, and Math 3

ESTM Core


ECRE Core EHAP Core





WNST 3000 4 WNST 3100 4

FLAGS: LWRT & LINL FLAGS: LQTR & LENL

4 4


IEJT Core IFTR Core




WNST Upper-Division Elective 4 WNST 4901: Senior Seminar 4

FLAGS: LWRT & LORS

Interdisciplinary Connections 4 Flagged Course 4

IINC Core LWRT, LQTR, LORS, LINL, or LENL




Total Units

Upper Division Units:Notes:

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[1] A minimum grade of C (2.0) is required in all Women's Studies courses.

[2] A max of 30 upper division units in any one department (including WNST) will be accepted toward degree requirements. Appropriate courses offered in other departments may be applied to the

major with permission from the WNST chair.




P P

P P

P P P

Fourth Year



P P P

WNST 3200, 3300, 3301, 3500, 3600,

4100 or 4000P

WNST 3200, 3300, 3301, 3500, 3600,

4100 or 4000P

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P P

Third Year



P P P P

P P

P P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P P

P P

P P


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College of Business Administration

Additional Notes for CBA Students:

In this guide you will find a new four-year plan for your major. This plan is for CBA students in your major

who enter LMU in Fall 2015. This four-year plan combines 3-unit and 4-unit courses throughout the degree.

Continuing students will maintain the same number of units required to graduate (120; ACCT: 125). Your

personal pathway to graduation will be a combination of 3-unit and 4-unit courses.


CBA Dean’s Office: Hilton 200; 310.338.2731

Major Program Page

Accounting (ACCT) 83

Applied Information Management Systems (AIMS) 84

Entrepreneurship (ENTR) 85

Finance (FNCE) 86

Management (MGMT) 87

Marketing (MRKT) 88

Core Curriculum Page

CBA Core Curriculum Worksheet (for all majors) 82

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Flags- New Core Requirement Course in which

requirement was

satisfied

Core Category Core Units Complete Writing 1

FFYS First Year Seminar: FFYS 1000 3-4 Writing 2

FRTA Rhetorical Arts 3 Oral Skills

FQTR Quantitative Reasoning P Fulfilled by MATH 120 Information Literacy

FTHI Theological Inquiry: 1000-level 3-4 Quantitative Reasoning

FPHI Philosophical Inquiry: PHIL 1800 4 Engaged Learning

FDIV Studies in American Diversity 3-4

ECRE Creative Experience 3-4

EHAP Historical Analysis & Perspective 3-4 Units

ESTMNature of Science, Technology &

MathematicsP Fulfilled by MATH 112 Major Requirements

EHBV Understanding Human Behavior PFulfilled by ECON

105/1050Core

IEJT Ethics & Justice 3-4 Electives (non-major)

IFTR Faith & Reason 3-4Total (minimum)

*See Note 3 below120

IINC Interdisciplinary Connections 3-4

Total 31-39

Notes:

Student Notes:

[3] 120 units is the minimum number of units to graduate for most majors in the College. Accounting majors require a minimum of 125 units to graduate.


requirement(s). If two required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the elective units total.

[2] For required courses in the major, please see the University Bulletin.

CBA Majors: Core Curriculum Worksheet

Core Curriculum Requirements

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

E

XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS


INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS


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82


BADM 1010 BADM 1020 1

ECON 1050 4 MATH 112 3

EHBV Core ESTM Core

MATH 120 3 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 4

FQTR Core FRTA Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 4 PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

FFYS Core FPHI Core

Theological Inquiry 4 Lower-Division Elective 3 or 4

FTHI Core



BADM 1030 1 BADM 1040 1

ACCT 2110 3 ACCT 2120 3

BLAW 2210 3 Studies in American Diversity 3 or 4

FDIV Core

ECON 2300 4 Lower-Division Elective 3 or 4

Creative Experience 3 or 4 Lower-Division Elective 3 or 4

ECRE Core



ACCT 3110 4 ACCT 3120 4

ACCT 3140 3 ACCT 3130 4

FNCE 3410 3 AIMS 3770 3

MGMT 3610 3 INBA 3810 3

MRKT 3510 3 Ethics and Justice 4

IEJT Core



ACCT 4150 3 ACCT 4110 or 5110 4

ACCT 4160 4 BADM 4970 3

Faith and Reason 4 ACCT 4120 4

IFTR Core

Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4 BLAW 3210 3

EHAP Core

Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IINC Core


Total Units


Notes:

P P

P

P P

P P

P P

P P

P P

P P

Second Year

63

125-130

P P

Fourth Year



P P

P P

P P


P P

P P

Third Year



P P

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1

P

P P P P

P P



P P

P P

P P


83


BADM 1010 BADM 1020 1

ECON 1050 4 MATH 112 3

EHBV Core ESTM Core


FQTR Core FRTA Core


FFYS Core FPHI Core


FTHI Core



BADM 1030 1 BADM 1040 1

ACCT 2110 3 ACCT 2120 3

BLAW 2210 3 Studies in American Diversity 3 or 4

FDIV Core

ECON 2300 4 AIMS 2710 3

Creative Experience 3 Lower-Division Elective 3 or 4

ECRE Core



MGMT 3610 3 AIMS 3710 3

FNCE 3410 3 AIMS Elective 3

MRKT 3410 3 INBA 3810 3

AIMS 3770 3 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4

EHAP Core

Ethics and Justice 4 Elective 3 or 4

IEJT Core



AIMS Elective 3 AIMS 4797 3

AIMS Elective 3 BADM 4970 3

BADM 4950 3 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IINC Core

Faith and Reason 4 Elective 3 or 4

IFTR Core

Elective 3 or 4


Total Units


Notes:

P

P P

P

Fourth Year

First Semester

P P

P P

P P

P

P P

P

45-64

120-125

P

P P

Second Semester


P P

P P

P P



P P



First Year


1

P

Third Year

P

Second Year

P P

P

P

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P


P P P P

P

P P

P P

84


BADM 1010 BADM 1020 1

ECON 1050 4 MATH 112 3

EHBV Core ESTM Core


FQTR Core FRTA Core


FFYS Core FPHI Core


FTHI Core



BADM 1030 1 BADM 1040 1

ACCT 2110 3 ACCT 2120 3

BLAW 2210 3 AIMS 2710 3

ECON 2300 4 Studies in American Diversity 3 or 4

FDIV Core

Creative Experience 3 Elective 3 or 4

ECRE Core



MGMT 3610 3 ENTR 3350 3

FNCE 3410 3 INBA 3810 3

MRKT 3410 3 AIMS 3770 3

ENTR 3310 3 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 3 or 4

EHAP Core

Ethics and Justice 4 Elective 3 or 4

IEJT Core



International ENTR requirement 3 ENTR Elective 3

ENTR 4310 or 4381 3 BADM 4970 3


IINC Core


IFTR Core

Elective 3 or 4


Total Units


Notes:

P P

P

P P

P

Second Semester


P

P P

Fourth Year

First Semester

P P

P P

P P

P


P

P

45-64

120-125

P

P P

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First Year


Third Year


Second Year


P

First Semester

P

P

Second Semester


P


P P

P P

P

P

P

P P

1

P P P

P

P

P P

P

85


BADM 1010 BADM 1020 1

ECON 1050 4 MATH 112 3

EHBV Core ESTM Core


FQTR Core FRTA Core


FFYS Core FPHI Core


FTHI Core



BADM 1030 1 BADM 1040 1

ACCT 2110 3 ACCT 2120 3

BLAW 2210 3 AIMS 2710 3

ECON 2300 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV Core


ECRE Core



MGMT 3610 3 FNCE 3420 3

FNCE 3410 3 FNCE 3430 3

MRKT 3410 3 AIMS 3770 3

Ethics and Justice 4 INBA 3810 3

IEJT Core

Elective 3 or 4 Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4

EHAP Core



FNCE 4470 or 4480 3 FNCE Elective 3

FNCE Elective 3 BADM 4970 3


IINC Core


IFTR Core

Elective 3 or 4


Total Units


Notes:

P P

P

P P

P

Second Semester


P

P P

Fourth Year

First Semester

P P

P P

P P

P


P

P

45-64

120-125

P

P P

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First Year


Third Year


Second Year


P

First Semester

P

P

Second Semester


P


P P

P P

P

P

P

P P

1

P P P

P

P

P P

P

86


BADM 1010 BADM 1020 1

ECON 1050 4 MATH 112 3

EHBV Core ESTM Core


FQTR Core FRTA Core


FFYS Core FPHI Core


FTHI Core



BADM 1030 1 BADM 1040 1

ACCT 2110 3 ACCT 2120 3

BLAW 2210 3 AIMS 2710 3


FDIV Core


ECRE Core



MGMT 3610 3 MGMT 3620 3

FNCE 3410 3 MGMT Elective 3

MRKT 3410 3 AIMS 3770 3


IEJT Core


EHAP Core



International MGMT Elective 3 MGMT Elective 3

MGMT Elective 3 BADM 4970 3


IINC Core


IFTR Core

Elective 3 or 4


Total Units


Notes:




P


P

P P

P


P P

P

P

P P

P

Fourth Year


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First Year


1

P P

P

P P

P

Second Year

P P

P

P

P

P

45-64

120-125

P

P P

P

P P

P

P P

Third Year



P P

P

P P

P

P P

P

87


BADM 1010 BADM 1020 1

ECON 1050 4 MATH 112 3

EHBV Core ESTM Core


FQTR Core FRTA Core


FFYS Core FPHI Core


FTHI Core



BADM 1030 1 BADM 1040 1

ACCT 2110 3 ACCT 2120 3

BLAW 2210 3 AIMS 2710 3


FDIV Core


ECRE Core



MGMT 3610 3 MRKT 3520 3

FNCE 3410 3 MRKT 3530 3

MRKT 3410 3 AIMS 3770 3


IEJT Core


EHAP Core



MRKT Elective 3 MRKT Elective 3

MRKT Elective 3 BADM 4970 3


IINC Core


IFTR Core

Elective 3 or 4


Total Units


Notes:

P P

P

P P

P

Second Semester


P

P P

Fourth Year

First Semester

P P

P P

P P

P


P

P

45-64

120-125

P

P P

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First Year


Third Year


Second Year


P

First Semester

P

P

Second Semester


P


P P

P P

P

P

P

P P

1

P P P

P

P

P P

P

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College of Communication and Fine Arts

Additional Notes for CFA Students:

In this guide you will find a new four-year plan for your major. This plan is for CFA students in your major


Continuing students will maintain the requirement of 120 units to graduate. Your personal pathway to

graduation will be a combination of 0- to 3-unit courses in the major, and 3- to 4-unit courses in the Core.


CFA Dean’s Office: St. Robert’s Hall 101; 310.338.2992

Major Program Page

Art History (ARHS) 91

Communication Studies (CMST) 92

Dance: Generalist (DANC) 93

Music (MUSC) 94

Studio Arts: Arts Education Emphasis ( STAR ARTE) 95

Studio Arts: Fine Arts Emphasis (STAR FA) 96

Studio Arts: Graphic Design Emphasis (STAR GRPH) 97

Studio Arts: Multimedia Design (STAR MTMD) 98

Theatre Arts (THEA) 99


CFA Core Curriculum Worksheet (for all majors) 90

89


requirement was

satisfied




FQTR Quantitative Reasoning 3 Information Literacy







Mathematics3 Major Requirements

EHBV Understanding Human Behavior 3-4 Core


IFTR Faith & Reason 3-4 Total (minimum) 120


Total 40-49

Notes:

Student Notes:

CFA Majors: Core Curriculum Worksheet







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PL

OR

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ION

SF

OU

ND

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ION

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90


ARHS 200: Art of Western World I 3 ARHS 201: Art of Western World II 3

EHAP Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FTHI Core

Foreign Language I 4P

Foreign Language II 4P

Lower Division Studio Arts Course 3

ECRE Core



ARHS 202: Modernism 3P

ARHS Upper Division 3P

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Science, Math, and Technology 3

FPHI Core ESTM Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Elective 4

FDIV Core

Elective 4P

Elective 4P








EHBV Core IEJT Core

Elective 4P

Elective 4P

Elective 2P



ARHS 449: Junior/Senior Seminar in Art History 3 ARHS Upper Division 3

IINC Core *See Note 3 below




Elective 4P

Faith and Reason 4 Elective 4

IFTR Core

Elective 4P


Total Units


Notes:


45 min.

*See Note 1 below

*See Note 1 below

*See Note 1 below

*See Note 1 below

P P

Second Semester

Requirement Met

P P

First Semester

Requirement Met

Second Semester

Requirement Met

Third Year

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Second Year

First Semester

Requirement Met


First Year

Requirement Met

P P

Second Semester

120

[1] Dean's List Eligibility: In order to qualify for the Dean's List a student must enroll in 15 units. In terms where fewer units are listed, student will need to add an elective. International Students will also be advised to

add an elective.

[2] An elective is recommended in terms with 14 units or less.

[3] Some upper-division ARHS courses also count as IINC core. If the student does not select one of these courses, an additional core course will need to be taken for IINC (instead of an elective) in the last semester.

P

Fourth Year

First Semester

Requirement Met

P

P

P

P

Requirement Met

P

P

P

Requirement Met

P

P

P

P P

P

91


CMST 170: Interpersonal and Small Group

Communication

3P

CMST 130: Argumentation and Debate 3P

CMST 203: Foundations of Communication

Theory

3P

CMST 204: Introduction to Research in

Communication Studies

3P


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FPHI Core


FTHI Core FDIV Core



CMST 351: Contemporary Rhetorical Theory 3P

CMST 352: Theories of Organization

Communication

3P

Creative Experience 3 Science, Math, and Technology 3

ECRE Core *See Note 3 below ESTM Core

Historical Analysis 4 Understanding Human Behavior 4

EHAP Core EHBV Core

Elective 3P

Elective 4P

Elective 4P



CMST 451: Rhetorical Methods 3P

CMST 452: Qualitative Research Methods 3P

CMST Application Course 3P

CMST Application Course 3P


IEJT Core IFTR Core

Elective 4P

Elective 4P



Interdisciplinary Connections 3 CMST Application Course 3

IINC Core

CMST Application Course 3 CMST Application Course 3




Notes:

[3] This projection assumes a 3-unit ECRE (in CFA) will be taken. If a student's emphasis is Ceramics and s/he takes ART 278, it also counts as ECRE core, and the student would take an elective instead.

45 min.

*See Note 1 below



P

[1] Dean's List Eligibility: In order to qualify for the Dean's List a student must enroll in 15 units. In terms where fewer units are listed, student will need to add an elective. International Students will also be advised to add an

elective.


Total Units 120

P

P

P


P

Third Year


P P

P P

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P


Requirement Met

P

Fourth Year



P

Requirement Met

P

P

Second Semester

Requirement MetRequirement Met

P

P

P

P

P

First Year

First Semester

Requirement MetRequirement Met

P P

Second Semester

Second Year

First Semester

92


DANC 100: Orientation to Dance 1P

DANC 161: Fundamentals of Dance Composition II 3P

DANC 101: Principles of Movement 0P

DANC 183: Stagecraft for Dancers 1P

DANC 160: Fundamentals of Dance Composition

I

DANC Modern

ECRE Core

DANC Modern 0P

DANC Ballet 1P

DANC Ballet 0P

DANC World Dance 1P

DANC Jazz 0P

Elective 1P


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FPHI Core

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4

FTHI Core



DANC 260: Laban Movement Analysis 3P

DANC 262: Dance Styles and Forms 3P

DANC Modern 2P

DANC 281: History of Dance Theatre 3P

DANC Ballet 1P

DANC Modern 1P

DANC Jazz 1P

DANC Ballet 0P

Historical Analysis & Perspectives 4 Elective 4

EHAP Core

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Elective 4

EHBV Core



DANC 381: I Am, Therefore I Dance 3 DANC 481: Kinesiology for Dancers II 3

FDIV Core

DANC 377: Dance Production 0P

DANC 484: Principles of Teaching Dance 3P

DANC 388: Careers in Dance 1P

DANC Modern 2P

DANC 480: Kinesiology for Dancers I 3 Ethics and Justice 4

ESTM Core IEJT Core

DANC Modern 1P

DANC Ballet 1P

DANC Ballet 2P

DANC World Dance 2P

DANC Jazz 1P

Faith and Reason 4

IFTR Core



DANC 380: Music for Dance 3P

DANC 378: Service Project 0P

DANC 459: Senior Thesis Preparation 0P

DANC 461: Senior Thesis: Project 3P

DANC 460: Dance Theory/Criticism 3P

DANC 462 Mentorship: Senior Thesis 0P

DANC 462: Mentorship: Senior Thesis 0P

DANC Modern 2P

DANC Modern 1P

DANC Ballet 2P

DANC Ballet 1P

Elective 4P

DANC Jazz 1P

Elective 4P

Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IINC Core

Elective 3P


Notes:

Dance Generalist Major 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016

*See Note 1 below

Total Units 120

Upper Division Units 45 min.


P

Fourth Year


P P P

P P P

Third Year




P P

PP

P

3

P

P


elective.



First Year


P

1

Second Year


P

P




P

P

P

93


MUSC 101: Studio Class 0P


MUSC 121: Music Theory and Form I 3P

MUSC 122: Music Theory and Form II 3P

MUSC 133: Aural Skills I 1P

MUSC 134: Aural Skills II 1P

MUSC 180: Guitar, Percussion, Piano,

Strings, Voice

1P

MUSC 181: Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Strings,

Voice

1P

MUSC Ensemble 1P

MUSC Ensemble 1P

Quantitative Reasoning 3 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FQTR Core FRTA Core


FFYS Core FTHI Core

Foreign Language I 4 P Foreign Language II 4 P





MUSC 221: Music Theory and Form III 3P

MUSC 222:Music Theory and Form IV 3P

MUSC 280: Guitar, Percussion, Piano,

Strings, Voice

1P

MUSC 281: Guitar, Percussion, Piano, String,

Voice

1P

MUSC 235: Instrumentation 2P

MUSC 316: Music History: Antiquity to 1600 3P

MUSC Ensemble 1P

MUSC Ensemble 1P

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Creative Experience 4

FPHI Core ECRE Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Historical Analysis & Perspectives 4

FDIV Core EHAP Core



MUSC 317: Music History: 1600-1820 3P

MUSC 318 Music History: 1820 to Present 3P

MUSC 303: Introduction to World Music

Cultures

3P

MUSC UD Concentration 3P

MUSC 332 or 333: Conducting 2P

Elective 4P

Science, Math, and Technology 3 Ethics and Justice 4

ESTM Core IEJT Core

Understanding Human Behavior 4

EHBV Core





Elective 4P

Elective 4P

Elective 4P



IFTR Core IINC Core


Notes:


Music Major 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016

Total Units 120


*See Note 1 below

*See Note 1 below

Second Year




First Year



P P

[1] 12 - 14 unit terms: In order to qualify for the Dean's List a student must enroll in 15 units. In terms where fewer units are listed, student will need to add an elective. International Students will also be advised to

add an elective.



P P


P

P P

P

Third Year

P P

First Semester

Requirement Met

Fourth Year


P

Second Semester

Requirement Met

P

P

94


ART 153: Drawing I 3P

Studio Arts Focus Lower Division Course

*See Note 3 below

3P

ART 160: Two-Dimensional Design 3P

ART 275: Three-Dimensional Design 3P

ARHS 200: Art of the Western World I 3P

Elective 4P

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 3-4 PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

FFYS Core FPHI Core


FQTR Core FRTA Core



ART 257: Painting I 3P

ART 260: Computer Graphics I 3P

ARHS 201: Art of the Western World II 3P

Studio Arts Focus Upper Division Course 3P


FTHI Core FDIV Core

Elective 4P

ART 255: Field Experience in Art 0P

Elective 4P



ART 355: Experiencing Art and Social

Justice

3P

UD ART Course 3P

ART 396 or 397: Professional Practices 3P

ARHS 419: Contemporary Art 3P

Understanding Human Behavior 4 Science, Math, and Technology 3

EHBV Core ESTM Core

HIST 1300: Becoming America 4 Creative Experiences 3

EHAP Core ECRE Core

Elective 4P



ART 455: Methods in Teaching Secondary

Art

3P

ART 490 or 497: Art Thesis 3P

Studio Arts Focus Upper Division Course 3P

Non-Western ARHS UD Course

*See Note 4 below

3P


IFTR Core IINC Core *See Note 4 below

Ethics and Justice 4 Studio Arts Focus Upper Division Course 3P

IEJT Core Elective 3 P


Notes:

*See Note 1 below


Total Units 120



PP


First Year


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[3] If ART 278 is selected as the LD Studio Arts Focus, then an elective would be taken where ECRE is indicated.

P P

P

[4] Some Non-Western ARHS courses also count as IINC core. If the student selects one of these courses, an additional core course will not need to be taken. An elective would take the place of this course.

Second Year



P P

Third Year


Fourth Year

P


P P

P P

P


elective.


*See Note 1 below


95


ART 153: Drawing I 3P



Elective 3P


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FQTR Core FPHI Core

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 ARHS 200: Art of the Western World I 3

FTHI Core EHAP Core



ARHS 201: Art of the Western World II 3P

ARHS 202: Modernism 3P

ART 275 or 276 3P

ART Concentration LD 3P

ART Concentration LD

*See Note 3 below

3P

Elective 4P

Creative Experience 3 Science, Math, and Technology 3

ECRE Core ESTM Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 P

FDIV Core



ARHS UD Non-Western Course

*See Note 4 below

3P

ART Concentration UD 3P

ART 396 or 397: Professional Practices in Fine Arts 3P

Understanding Human Behavior 4

ART Concentration UD 3 P EHBV Core

Elective 4 P Ethics and Justice 4

Elective 4 IEJT Core

Elective 4P



ART UD Course 3P

ART 490 or 497: Art Thesis in Fine Arts 3P




IFTR Core IINC Core

Elective 4P

ART UD Course 3P


Notes:

P

Total Units 120


Fourth Year

First Semester

Requirement Met

First Semester

Requirement Met

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*See Note 1 below

*See Note 1 below



P

P P

P

P


First Year



PP

Second Year



Third Year


PP

P

P


elective.


[3] This projection assumes a 3-unit ECRE (in CFA) will be taken. If a student's emphasis is Ceramics and s/he takes ART 278, it also counts as ECRE core, and the student would take an elective instead.

[4] Some Non-Western ARHS courses also count as IINC core. If the student selects one of these courses, an additional core course will not need to be taken. An elective would take the place of this course.

P P


96


ART 153: Drawing I 3 P ART 154 or ART 257 3 P P

ART 160: Two-Dimensional Design 3 P Studies in American Diversity 4

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 3-4 FDIV Core

FFYS Core RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

Quantitative Reasoning 3 FRTA Core

FQTR Core PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

Elective 4 P FPHI Core



ART 302 Design: Concept to Form 3 P ART 368: Typography I 3 P

ART 260: Computer Graphics I 3 P ART 280: Photography I 3 P

ARHS 203: Social Design 3 P Elective 4P

Creative Experience 3 ARHS 200, 201, or 202 3

ECRE Core *See Note 3 below EHAP Core

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 Science, Math, and Technology 3

FTHI Core ESTM Core



ART 275 or 276 3 P ART 303: Experimental Typography 3 P

ART 360: Graphic Design I 3 P ART UD Course (from Track) 3 P

ARHS 360: History of Design 3 P ART 369: Information Design 3 P

Understanding Human Behavior 4 ART 460: Graphic Design II 3 P

EHBV Core Elective 4 P



ART 468: Typography II 3 P ART 490: Senior Design Thesis 3 P

ARHS UD Non-Western Course

*See Note 4 below

3 P Elective 4P

Interdisciplinary Connections 4 Ethics and Justice 4 P

IINC Core IEJT Core

Faith and Reason 4 Elective 4 P

IFTR Core


Notes:


*See Note 1 below


Total Units 120


P

Fourth Year

First Semester First Semester


P

P

P

Third Year



P

P

P

P

*See Note 1 below



STAR Graphic Design Emphasis Major 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016


Second Year


First Year

P



[3] This projection assumes a 3-unit ECRE course (i.e. offered by CFA).

[4] Some Non-Western ARHS courses also count as IINC core. If the student selects one of these courses, an additional core course will not need to be taken to satisfy IINC, but and additional electieve would be needed to

reach 120 units.


[1] Dean's List Eligibility: In order to qualify for the Dean's List a student must enroll in 15 units. In terms where fewer units are listed, student will need to add an elective. International students will also be advised to add an

elective.

P

PP

97



ART 182: Programming for Creative

Applications

3P

Elective 4P

Elective 4P


FFYS Core FTHI Core


FQTR Core FRTA Core




ARHS 230: Multimedia Art Survey 3P

ART LD Concentration Course 3P

ART LD Concentration Course* 3P P

ARHS 202: Modernism 3 Creative Experience 4

EHAP Core ECRE Core *See Note 3 below

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Science, Math, and Technology 4

FPHI Core ESTM Core

Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV



ART 366: Multimedia Computer Arts 3P

ART 374: Motion Graphics 3P

ARHS 340, 360, or 419 3P

ART 382: Digital Photography 3P

ART UD Concentration Course 3P

ART UD Concentration Course 3P


EHBV Core IEJT Core

Elective 4P

Elective 3P


.


ART 303: Experimental Typography 3P

ART 367: Online Computer Arts 3P

ART 363: 3D Digital Toolbox 3P

ART 383: Advanced Multimedia 3P

Elective 3P

ART 494: Multimedia Internship 3P


IFTR Core IINC Core

Elective 3P


Notes:


*See Note 1 below

*See Note 1 below

Total Units 120

Fourth Year



P


elective.


[3] Some of the LD concentration options also would count as ECRE core. If the student selects one of these courses, an additional elective would be needed to reach 120 units.

P P


P

P


Third Year


P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P P

P

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First Year


98


THEA 111: Introduction to Theatre

Performance

3 THEA 220: Introduction to Basic Scene,

Lighting, and Costume Design

3

ECRE Core

THEA 120: Basic Stagecraft 3P

THEA 250: Theatre Practicum: Crew 2P

THEA 121: Basic Stagecraft Lab 0 Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 Quantitative Reasoning 3

FTHI Core FQTR Core



THEA 240: Western Theatre History and

Literature I

3 THEA 245: Western Theatre History and

Literature II

3

EHAP Core

LD THEA Elective 3P

LD THEA Elective 3P

Elective 4P

LD THEA Elective 1P

Science, Math, and Techonology 3 Understanding Human Behavior 4

ESTM Core EHBV

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Elective 4

FPHI Core



THEA 370: Directing for the Theatre I 3P

THEA History/Literature/Criticism 3P

THEA 450: Theatre Practicum: Crew 3P

UD THEA Elective 3P

THEA History/Literature/Criticism 3P

Elective 4P

UD THEA Elective 3 Faith and Reason 4

IFTR Core

Ethics and Justice 4

IEJT Core



THEA History/Literature/Criticism 3 THEA 490 Senior Thesis Project 3

IINC Core

UD THEA Elective 3 Elective 4 P

Elective 4P

Elective 4P

Elective 4P

Elective 4P

Elective 2P


Notes:



Theatre Arts Major 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016


P PP

*See Note 1 below

*See Note 1 below

P

Fourth Year


PP

Third Year



P

P P P

P


P P


P


elective.


[3] This projection does not include areas where there are Theatre Arts offerings in the Core but not enough for all THEA majors to complete. Only those that are major requirements are included.

Total Units 120


Second Year


First Year



P P P

P

P P

P

P P

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Seaver College of Science and Engineering

Additional Notes for CSE Students:

In this guide you will find a new four-year plan for your major. This plan is for CSE students in your major


Continuing students will maintain the same number of units required to graduate. Most majors within the

College require at least 124 units; however, some require more. Please review the four-year plan for your

major closely. Your personal pathway to graduation will be a combination of 3-unit and 4-unit courses.


CSE Dean’s Office: Pereira 100; 310.338.8690

Major Program Page

Biochemistry (BCHM) 102

Biology (BIOL) 103

Chemistry (CHEM) 104

Civil Engineering (CIVL) 105

Computer Science (CMSI) 106

Electrical Engineering (ELEC) 107

Engineering Physics (ENPH) 108

Health and Human Sciences (HHSC) 109

Mathematics (MATH) 110

Mechanical Engineering (MECH) 111

Physics (PHYS) 112


CSE Core Curriculum Worksheet (for all majors) 101

100


requirement was

satisfied


FFYSFirst Year Seminar: FFYS 1000 (Required Area)

3-4 Writing 2

FRTARhetorical Arts (Required Area)

3 Oral Skills

FQTRQuantitative Reasoning (Required Area)

P

Fulfilled in the major (Units do not count toward

minimum Core units below)


FTHITheological Inquiry: 1000-level (Required Area)

3-4 Quantitative ReasoningFulfilled in the major (Not included in your total for

requirement of 5 flags)

FPHIPhilosophical Inquiry: PHIL 1800 (Required Area)

4 Engaged Learning

FDIVStudies in American Diversity (Required Area)

3-4

ECRECreative Experience (Option area to complete req. units)

3-4

EHAPHistorical Analysis & Perspective (Option area to complete req. units)

3-4 Units


Mathematics (Required Area)

P

Fulfilled in the major (Units do not count toward

minimum Core units below)

Major Requirements

EHBVUnderstanding Human Behavior (Option area to complete req. units)

3-4 Core

IEJTEthics & Justice (Required Area)

3-4 Electives (non-major)

IFTRFaith & Reason (Required Area)

3-4Total (minimum)

*See Note 5 below124+

IINCInterdisciplinary Connections (Option to complete req. units)

3-4

32 Science majors

30 Engineering majors

Notes:

Student Notes:

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS


CSE Majors: Core Curriculum Worksheet

Core Curriculum

Requirements

FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

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XP

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[5] Most majors within the College require at least 124 units; however, some require more than 130. See the Bulletin for your specific program to confirm your total required units to graduate.


two required areas are met by one course, the outstanding units must be met in the elective units total.


[3] All Science and Mathematics majors are required to complete a minimum of 32 units of Core courses to satisfy the Core requirements. Engineering majors are required to take a minimum of 30 units of the Core

requirements.

Total (minimum) Core Units:

[4] In addition to required Core areas, at least one course must be taken from Explorations.

101


Biology 101 3 Chemistry 112 3

ESTM Core


Chemistry 110 3 Math 122 3

FQTR Core

Chemistry 111 1 Physics 253 4

FLAG: LQTR

Chemistry 190 1 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core


FFYS Core FPHI Core


FTHI Core



Biology 201 3 Biology 202 3

Chemistry 220 3 Chemistry 222 3


Math 123 3 Chemistry 360 and Lab 4

Physics 254 4 Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV Core

Total Units 14* Total Units 15




FLAG: LWRT FLAG: LENL


IINC Core

Chemistry 371 1 Upper-Division Chemistry Elective 3

FLAG: LWRT

Chemistry 390 1 Faith and Reason 4

IFTR Core

Explorations Core 4 Elective 3

Choose from ECRE, EHAP, or EHBV


IEJT Core




Chemistry 331 1 Upper-Division CHEM/BIOL Elective 3

Chemistry 491 1 Upper-Division CHEM/BIOL Elective 3

FLAGS: LINL and LORS

Upper-Division Elective 4 Elective 4


Total Units 12* Total Units 15

Total Units


Notes:

*See Note 1 below.


P P P

P P

P P P

P

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First Year


All students must complete five flags to graduate. Each student is responsible for ensuring she/he fulfills all graduation requirements.

P P P

P P

P

Second Year



P P

Third Year



P P

P P

P P P P

[1] Dean's list requires minimum of 15 units.

P P

45

Fourth Year



P P

P

P P

P P

P P

P P

P

P

P P

P P

P P P

*See Note 1 below.

P

124

P P

P P P

P

102





ESTM Core


Math 122 3 Math 123 3

FQTR Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core







FTHI Core FPHI Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Explorations Core 3-4

FDIV Core EHBV, EHAP, or ECRE Core

Total Units 15 Total Units 14-15*


Upper-Division Biology 3 Upper-Division Biology 3


Upper-Division Biology Lab 1 Upper-Division Biology Lab 1

Physics 253 4 Physics 254 4

FLAG: LQTR


IEJT Core IFTR Core




Upper-Division Biology 3 Upper-Division Biology Lab 1

Upper-Division Biology Lab 1 Upper-Division BIOL Seminar or Research 2

Interdisciplinary Connections 4 Upper-Division Elective 4

IINC Core




Total Units


Notes:

Biology, B.S. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year



P P


P P

P P P

P P

P P P

Second Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year


*See Notes 2 & 3 below.


P P

P P

P P

P P P

P P

Fourth Year


P

P P

P

124

[1] To add courses recommended for the MCAT (e.g. Stats), consider adding coursework to complete 18/19 units in semesters listed at 15 units on this plan.

P

[2] If lower number of units is taken, be sure to check that the minimum total units for the degree is met.

P

P

47

P P

P

Considering the MCAT? See Note 1 below.


P

P

P

P P

103



ESTM Core


Chemistry 110 3 Math 122 3

FQTR Core

Chemistry 111 1 Physics 253 4

FLAG: LQTR

Chemistry 190 1 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core


FFYS Core FPHI Core


FTHI Core





Math 123 3 Chemistry 360 4

Physics 254 4 Explorations Core 4


Studies in American Diversity 4 Lower-Division Elective 3

FDIV Core





FLAG: LWRT

Chemistry 370 3 Upper-Division CHEM/Emphasis Elective 3

IINC Core

Chemistry 371 1 Faith and Reason 4

FLAG: LWRT IFTR Core

Chemistry 390 1 Elective 3


IEJT Core

Elective 3





Chemistry 491 1 Upper-Division Elective 4

FLAGS: LINL & LORS

Upper-Division Chemistry Elective 3 Elective 4

Elective 4

Elective 3

Total Units 15 Total Units 12*

Total Units


Notes:

Chemistry, ACS Certified 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




P P P

P P

P P P

P P P

P P

Second Year


P P

P


P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P P

P P P

P P P

P

P P P

P


P

P

P P

45

*See Note 1 below

124

Fourth Year

P

P

P

P P

P

P P P

P

P



P P

104


Chemistry 111 1 Biology 114 3

Chemistry 114 3 Engineering 160 3

Engineering 100 3 Math 132 4

Math 131 4 Physics 101 4

FQTR Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core



Electrical Engr 210 3 Civil Engr 200 3

Electrical Engr 213 0 Civil Engr 210 3

FLAG: LINL

Engineering 200 3 Civil Engr 230 2

Math 234 4 Civil Engr 250 3

Physics 201 4 Math 245 3

FLAG: LQTR


FTHI Core FPHI Core



Civil Engr 310 3 Civil Engr 302 3


EHBV Core


ESTM Core FLAG: LINL

Civil Engr 305 3 Math 360 3

Upper-Division Science or Math Elective 3 Faith and Reason 4

IFTR Core

Studies in American Diversity 4

FDIV Core




FLAG: LORS


FLAG: LWRT FLAGS: LENL & LWRT

Upper-Division CIVL or ENVS Elective 3 Upper-Division CIVL or ENVS Elective 3

Upper-Division CIVL or ENVS Elective 3 Upper-Division SCSE Elective 3


IEJT Core


Total Units


Notes:

Civil Engineering, B.S.E. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




P P

P P

P P

P P P

P P P

Second Year



P P

P P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P P P

P P P

P P

P

P P


[2] This degree includes 32 semester hours of science and math coursework and 48 semester hours of engineering coursework.

P

*See Note 1 below.

50

131

P P P

P P

P P

P P P P

P P

P

Fourth Year



P P

105


CMSI 185 3 CMSI 186 3

MATH 131 4 MATH 132 4

FQTR Core ESTM Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core


FTHI Core FPHI Core



CMSI 281 3 CMSI 282 3

MATH 248 3 CMSI 284 3

FLAG: LQTR

Science Elective 3 ELEC 281 3

Studies in American Diversity 4 MATH 366 3

FDIV Core

Elective 3-4 Ethics and Justice 4

IEJT Core



CMSI 370 3 CMSI 371 3

EHBV Core & FLAG: LWRT ECRE Core

CMSI 385 3 CMSI 387 3

FLAG: LINL

CMSI 386 3 CMSI 488 4

Faith and Reason 4 ELEC 385 3

IFTR Core




CMSI 401 3 CMSI 402 4

FLAGS: LORS and LWRT

CMSI 486 3 Upper-Division CMSI Elective 3

MATH 360 3 Elective 3




Total Units


Notes:

*See Note 1 below

P P P

P

P

Fourth Year



P

P P

P

49

P

P

124

P

P

P

P P

P

[1] Dean's List requires a minimum of 15 units.

P P

P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P P P

P P

P P P

P

Second Year



P

P P

P P

Computer Science, B.S. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




P P

P P P P

106


Engr 100 3 Engr 160 3

Chem 111 1 Biology 114 3

Chem 114 3 Math 132 4

ESTM Core

Math 131 4 Physics 101 4

FQTR Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core



Electrical Eng 210 3 Electrical Eng 220 3


Engr 200 3 Math 245 3

Math 234 4 Math 250 3

Physics 201 4 PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

FLAG: LQTR FPHI Core

THST 1XXX: Theological Studies 4

FTHI Core




FLAG: LWRT FLAG: LWRT



Studies in American Diversity 4 Math 355 3

FDIV Core


IEJT Core IFTR Core




FLAGS: LINL and LORS


FLAG: LENL

Electrical Eng 401 3 Upper-Division Elective 3

Electrical Eng 423 3 Upper-Division Elective 3

Explorations Core 3-4 Upper-Division Elective 3


Total Units 14-15* Total Units 15

Total Units


Notes:

Electrical Engineering, B.S.E. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




P P

P P

P P P

P P P

P P

Second Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P P P

P P

P P

P

P P

P P

P P

P P

P

P


P

128

46

*See Note 1 below

P

P P P

Fourth Year

P P

P


P


107


PHYS 195 3 ENGR 160 3

CHEM 111 1 MATH 132 4

ESTM Core

CHEM 114 3 PHYS 101 4

ENGR 100 3 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core

MATH 131 4 THST 1XXX 4

FQTR Core FTHI Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 4

FFYS Core



PHYS 201 4 PHYS 206 4

FLAG: LQTR

ELEC 210 3 PHYS 212 3

ELEC 213 0 ELEC 220 3

MATH 234 4 MATH 250 3

MATH 245 3 ELEC 281 3

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4

FPHI Core



PHYS 301/321 3 PHYS 302/322 3

ELEC 353 3 ELEC 354 3

MATH 355 3 Upper-Division Technical Sequence 3

ELEC 301 3 Explorations Core 3-4


Studies in American Diversity 4 Faith and Reason 4

FDIV Core IFTR Core



PHYS 301/321 3 PHYS 302/322 3

Ethics and Justice 4 PHYS 481 3

IEJT Core FLAGS: LORS and LWRT

PHYS 480 1 Upper-Division PHYS Elective 3

FLAG: LINL

PHYS Upper-Division Elective 3 Explorations or Integrations Core 3-4

Choose from remaining EXP or IINC

PHYS 411 3

Upper-Division Technical Sequence 3


Total Units

Total Upper-Division Units

Notes:

P

P P

131

Requirement Met

*See Note 1 below

P

P

P

PP

P P


P

P

54 min.

P P P

P P

P P

P P

Fourth Year


Requirement Met

P

P P

P P


P P

P P

Third Year


P

P

P

Second Year



P

P P

P P P

P

P P P

P P

P P

Engineering Physics, B.S. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




108


HHSC 190 3 HHSC 155 3

Biology 101 3 HHSC 156 1

Biology 111 2 HHSC 230 3

FLAG: LINL


ESTM Core


FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 4 Math 122 3

FFYS Core FQTR Core

RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core



HHSC 255 3 Math 204 3

HHSC 256 1 Physics 254 4

FLAG: LORS

Physics 253 4 PSYC 1000 4

FLAG: LQTR EHBV Core

Biology 201 3 Foundations Core 4

FTHI, FPHI, or FDIV Core

Foundations Core 4

FTHI, FPHI, or FDIV Core



Upper-Division HHSC + Lab 4 Upper-Division HHSC + Lab 4

Upper-Division HHSC 3 Upper-Division HHSC 3

HHSC 495 1 Ethics and Justice 4

FLAG: LENL IEJT Core

Foundations Core 4 Faith and Reason 4

FTHI, FPHI, or FDIV Core IFTR Core




HHSC 497 2+ Upper-Division HHSC 3

PSYC 3032/3052 4 Upper-Division HHSC 3

Interdisciplinary Connections 3-4 Upper-Division Elective 3

IINC Core

Upper-Division HHSC + Lab 4 Elective 3

Upper-Division Elective 3 Elective 3

Total Units 16-17+ Total Units 15

Total Units


Notes:

Health and Human Sciences, B.S. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




P P

P P

P P P

P P P

P P

Second Year



P P

P P P

P P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P P

P P P


P P

P P

P

Fourth Year


P

P

P

P P P

P

P P

P

P

45 min.

122

PP

109


MATH 131 4 MATH 132 4

FQTR Core ESTM Core

MATH 190 2 MATH 191 2

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 4 Foundations Core or Science Requirement 3-4

FFYS Core FTHI, FPHI, or FDIV Core or See Note 2 below

Foundations Core 4 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FTHI, FPHI, or FDIV Core FRTA Core

Foundations Core or Science Requirement 3-4 Foundations Core 4

FTHI, FPHI, or FDIV Core or See Note 2 below FTHI, FPHI, or FDIV Core



MATH 234 4 MATH 245 3

FLAG: LQTR

MATH 248 3 MATH 250 3

FLAG: LWRT

Science Requirement 3-4 MATH 282 3

See Note 2 below

Explorations Core 3-4 Elective 3


Elective 3

Total Units 13-15* Total Units 15


MATH 321 3 MATH 331 3

MATH 360 3 MATH 357 3

Faith and Reason 4 MATH 3XX Elective 3

IFTR Core

Interdisciplinary Connections 3-4 Ethics and Justice 4

IINC Core IEJT Core




MATH 3XX Elective 3 MATH 3XX Elective 3

MATH 3XX Elective 3 MATH 49X or 497 3


MATH 3XX Elective 3 Upper-Division Elective 4




Total Units


Notes:


P P P P

Mathematics, B.S. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016




First Year


P P

P P OR P

P

P P

P OR P

Second Year



P P P

P P

P P P

P

P P

P P

*See Note 1 below

Third Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

P P P

Fourth Year



P P

P P

P P

124

45

[1] Dean's List requires a minimum of 15 units.

[2] Review the University Bulletin for course options that fulfill the science requirement for the major.

P P

110


CHEM 111 1 ENGR 160 3

CHEM 114 3 MATH 132 4

ESTM Core

ENGR 100 3 PHYS 101 4

MATH 131 4 BIOL 114 3

FQTR Core


FFYS Core FRTA Core



PHYS 201 4 MATH 245 3

FLAG: LQTR

ELEC 210 3 MECH 211 2

ELEC 213 0 MECH 212 3

MATH 234 4 MECH 213 3

ENGR 200 3 MECH 223 3


FPHI Core FTHI Core



MECH 302 2 CIVL 395 3

FLAG: LWRT EHBV Core

MECH 312 3 MECH 303 2

FLAG: LWRT

MATH 355 3 MECH 310 3

MECH 313 3 MECH 321 3

FLAG: LINL

MECH 322 3 MECH 323 3

Studies in American Diversity 4 Faith and Reason 4

FDIV Core IFTR Core



MECH 401 3 MECH 402 3

FLAGS: LENL & LORS FLAG: LWRT

MECH 410 2 MECH 5XX Elective 3

FLAG: LWRT

MECH 412 3 MECH 5XX Elective 3

MECH 5XX Elective 3 Ethics and Justice 4

IEJT Core

MECH 5XX Elective 3


Total Units


Notes:

Mechanical Engineering, B.S.E. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year



P


P

P P

P

P

P

P

P

P P

P

Second Year



P P P

Third Year



P P P P

P P P

P P

P P

P P P

P P

Second Semester



59

131

P

P

P P P

P P


P

P

P

P P

P

Fourth Year

First Semester

P

P P

P

P

P

P

111


PHYS 195 3 ENGR 160 3

CHEM 111 1 MATH 132 4

ESTM Core

CHEM 114 3 PHYS 101 4


FQTR Core FRTA Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 4 THST 1XXX 4

FFYS Core FTHI Core



PHYS 201 4 PHYS 206 4

FLAG: LQTR

MATH 234 4 PHYS 212 3

MATH 245 3 MATH 250 3


FPHI Core FDIV Core

Explorations 3-4




PHYS 301/321 3 PHYS 302/322 3

Upper-Division PHYS Elective 3 Upper-Division PHYS Elective or PHYS 451 3

MATH 355 3 Upper-Division MATH major requirement 3

PHYS 411 or Elective 3 Faith and Reason 4

IFTR Core

Ethics & Justice 4 Elective 3

IEJT Core



PHYS 301/321 3 PHYS 302/322 3

PHYS 480 1 Upper-Division PHYS Elective or PHYS 451 3

PHYS Upper-Division Elective 3 PHYS 481 1


Interdisciplinary Connections 3-4 Elective 3

IINC Core

PHYS 411 or Elective 3 Elective 3



Total Units


Notes:

P

P

P

or P P

P


P P

P

P P

Fourth Year



P P

P

P

46 min.

P or P

P P

P P

129

P

P P

Third Year


P P

P P

P P

P P

PP P

Second Year


Requirement Met

P P

Requirement Met

P P P

P P P

P P

P P

Physics, B.S. 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




112

School of Film and Television

Additional Notes for SFTV Students:

In this guide you will find a new four-year plan for your major. This plan is for SFTV students in your major


Continuing students will maintain the same requirement of 120 units to graduate. Please review the four-year

plan for your major closely. Your personal pathway to graduation will be a combination of 3-unit and 4-unit

courses.


SFTV Dean’s Office: Xavier Hall 3rd Floor 310.338.3033

Major Program Page

Animation (ANIM) 115

Film and Television Production (PROD) 116

Recording Arts (RECA) 117

Screenwriting (SCWR) 118


SFTV Core Curriculum Worksheet (for all majors) 114

113


requirement was

satisfied




FQTR Quantitative Reasoning 3 Information Literacy







Mathematics3 Major Requirements

EHBV Understanding Human Behavior 3-4 Core


IFTR Faith & Reason 3-4 Total (minimum) 120


Total 40-49

Notes:

Student Notes:




SFTV Majors: Core Curriculum Worksheet


FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

E

XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS

Total Units RequiredIN

TE

GR

AT

ION

S



114


ANIM 100: History of Animation 3 FTVS 210: Art of Cinema 3

ANIM 110: Visual Development 3 SCWR 198: Writing for the Screen 3

ART 153: Drawing I 3 ANIM 120: Beginning Animation 3

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 3-4 ART 154: Drawing II 3

FFYS Core FTHI Core


FQTR Core FTRA Core



ANIM 220: Interactive Animation 3 ANIM 230: Intro to 3D Computer Animation 3

ANIM 260: Digital Toolbox 3 ANIM 250: Intro to Interactive Animation 3

ART 300: Drawing 1 ART 300: Figure Drawing Workshop 1


FPHI Core FTHI Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Creative Experience 3

FDIV Core ECRE Core



ANIM Upper-Division Elective 3 ANIM Upper-Division Elective 3

ART 300: Figure Drawing Workshop 1 ART 300: Figure Drawing Workshop 1

Nature of Science, Tech and Math 3 Understanding of Human Behavior 3

ESTM Core EHBV Core


IEJT Core IFTR Core

Historical Analysis and Perspectives 4 Elective 3

EHAP

Elective 3



ANIM Upper-Division Elective 3 ANIM Upper-Division Elective 3

ART 300: Figure Drawing Workshop 1 ART 300: Figure Drawing Workshop 1

ANIM 495: Thesis Pre-Production 3 ANIM 490: Internship 3

Interdisciplinary Connections 4 ANIM 496: Thesis Production 3

IINC Core




Total Units


Notes:

P

P P

P

P

P P

P

121

P

45 min.

P

P P

Fourth Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

P P


P P

Animation 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year



115


FTVS 200: Survey of Mass Media 3 SCWR 198: Writing for the Screen 3

FTVS 210 or FTVS 212 3 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core

PROD 198: Intro to Screen Production 3 THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4

FTHI Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar 3-4 Quantitative Reasoning 3

FFYS Core FQTR Core




PROD 200: Intro to Film Production 3 PROD 250: Intro to TV Production 3

RECA 250: Sound Design 4 PROD 365: Cinematography 3

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 PROD 366: Post-Production 3

FPHI Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 FTVS 313 or FTVS 314 3

FDIV Core

Historical Analysis & Perspectives 4

EHAP Core



PROD 379: Fundamentals of Directing 3 PROD 300 or PROD 350 3

SCWR 327 or PROD 326 3 RECA 367: Production Sound 3

FTVS Elective 3 PROD: Adv Prod Tech 3

Understanding of Human Behavior 4 Elective 3

EHBV Core

Creative Experience 3 Elective 3

ECRE Core



PROD 400/450/460: Thesis 3 Interdisciplinary Connections 4

IINC Core

Nature of Science, Tech and Math 3 Ethics and Justice 4

ESTM Core IEJT Core


IFTR Core



Total Units


Notes:

Production 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




P P

P P

P P

P P

P P

Second Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year



P P

P P

P P

P P

P P

Second Semester


P

P P

P

120

P

45 min.

P

P

Fourth Year

First Semester

P P

116


FTVS 200 : Survey of Mass Media 3 RECA 220: Fundamentals of Sound 3

FTVS 210 or 212 3 MUSC 107: Piano Experience 3

MUSC 104: Fundamentals of Music 3 PROD 198: Intro to Screen Production 3


FFYS Core FQTR Core

RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core



RECA 250: Sound Design 3 RECA 258: Digital Sound Editing 3

PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 Creative Experience 3

FPHI Core ECRE Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Historical Analysis & Perspectives 4

FDIV Core EHAP Core

THST 1XXX: Theological Inquiry 4 Nature of Science, Tech and Math 3

FTHI Core ESTM Core

Elective 3



RECA 322: Recording Technology 3 RECA 358: Post-Production Sound 3

RECA 353: Production Sound Techniques 3 RECA 361: Live and Studio Recording 3


IEJT Core IFTR Core

Understanding of Human Behavior 4 Elective 3

EHBV Core

Elective 3



RECA 461: Multi-Track Studio Recording 3 RECA 464: Advanced Audio 3

SFTV Upper-Division Elective 3 RECA 470: Sr. Recording Arts Project 3


IINC Core




Total Units


Notes:

Fourth Year

First Semester

P P

P P

P

P

P

P P

P

Second Semester


P

P

45 min.

120

P P

P P



P P

P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year

P P

P P

P

Second Year



P

P P

P P

P P

Recording Arts 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




117


FTVS 200: Survey of Mass Media 3 PROD 198: Intro to Screen Production 3

FTVS 210 or FTVS 212 3 RHET 1000: Rhetorical Arts 3

FRTA Core

SCWR 198: Writing for the Screen 3 THST 1XXX: Theological Studies 4

FTHI Core


FFYS Core FQTR Core

Elective 3



PHIL 1800: Philosophical Inquiry 4 FTVS 313 or FTVS 314 3

FPHI Core

Studies in American Diversity 4 Nature of Science, Tech, and Math 3

FDIV Core ESTM Core

Creative Experience 3 Understanding Human Behavior 4

ECRE Core EHBV Core

Historical Analysis & Perspectives 4 Elective 3

EHAP Core

Elective 3



SCWR 320: Intermediate Screenwriting 3 SCWR 321: Rewriting the Feature 3

FTVS Elective 3 SCWER 325 or SCWR 426 3


IEJT Core IFTR Core





SCWR 420: Senior Writing Project 3 SCWR 421: Rewriting the Sr. Writing Project 3

SCWR 329: Directing for Screenwriters 3 SCWR 428: Adaptation 3

Interdisciplinary Connections 4 Upper-Division Elective 3

IINC Core


Elective 3


Total Units


Notes:

Fourth Year

First Semester

P P

P P

P

P

P

P P

P P

Second Semester


P

45 min.

120

P P

P P



P P

P P

P P

P P

P P

Third Year

P P

P P

P

Second Year



P P

P P

P P

Screenwriting 4-Year Plan Worksheet Bulletin Year: 2015-2016



First Year




118

University Honors Program

Additional Notes for University Honors Program Students:

In this guide you will find the Honors four-year plan with recommendations for the timeline to complete the

Honors Core Curriculum. As you do now, you must work closely with your assigned advisor in your major to

personalize this plan for your academic course of study. Your individual pathway to graduation will include a

combination of 3-unit and 4-unit courses.

University Honors Program Contacts:

Honors Program Director, Dr. Vandana Thadani: [email protected], 310-338-7425, UNH 4763

Honors Program Associate Director, Dr. John Dionisio: [email protected], 310-338-5782, Doolan 106

Senior Administrative Coordinator, Meghan Alcantar: [email protected], 310-338-7349, UNH 4506

Please contact your advisor, Department Chair, or Dean’s Office with questions about your major.

Science and Engineering Majors Page

Honor Core Curriculum Worksheet (for CSE students) 122

Honors 4-Year Plan (for CSE students) 123

All Majors Except Science and Engineering Page

Honor Core Curriculum Worksheet (for non-CSE students) 120

Honors 4-Year Plan (for non-CSE students) 121

119

Core Category Core Units Complete

HHIH Honors: Introduction to Honors 1

HFYSFirst Year Seminar

(Honors section)3-4

HTHI Honors Theological Inquiry 4

HPHI Honors Philosophical Inquiry 4

FDIVStudies in American Diversity (take

any non-Honors FDIV)3-4 Fulfilled by: P

HRES Honors Research & Exhibition 1Intermediate-level coursework

(course #s: 203 or 1102 or 2102)

HLIT Honors Literary Analysis 4 Examination

ECRECreative Experience

(take any non-Honors ECRE) 3-4

TOEFL proficiency in English as a

Second Language

HHAPHonors Historical Analysis &

Perspective 4

HSTMHonors Nature of Science,

Technology & Mathematics 3

EHBVUnderstanding Human Behavior

(take any non-Honors EHBV) 3-4

HEJT Honors Ethics & Justice 3-4 Units

IFTRFaith & Reason

(take any non-Honors IFTR) 4 Major Requirements

HTHE Honors Thesis 3-4

May be

completed

through thesis in

the major. *See

Note 4

Core

HPSS Honors Post-Bac Success Seminar 1 Electives (non-major)

HPOR Honors Portfolio & Assessment 0Total (minimum)

*See Note 5 below

120 (Class of '15-'19)

124 (Class of '19)

Total 44-50A minimum of 45 upper division

units is required

Notes:

Student Notes:

[5] Most majors within BCLA, CBA, CFA, and SFTV require a minimum of 120 units; however, some majors (e.g. Accounting) require more units. See the Bulletin for your specific program to

confirm your total required units to graduate.

[4] Honors Thesis may be fulfilled through a thesis/capstone project developed through a capstone course in the major. A capstone course in the major will not satisfy the thesis requirement

unless it culminates in a thesis or project. Students fulfilling the thesis requirement through a course in the major must obtain prior approval from the Honors Director or Associate Director.

[1] A course may fulfill both a major and a core requirement simultaneously; however units for the course will be applied toward the major (reducing units required in the core). Outstanding

units must be met in the elective units total, such that total units at graduation equal or exceed the minimum required for the major. See Note 5 below.

[2] For required courses in your major and total graduation units, please see the University Bulletin and speak with your assigned advisor.

[3] University Honors students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language. This requirement is met through coursework at the intermediate level of a foreign language (e.g.,

completion of 203 or 1102/2102 level courses in the Modern Languages), AP credits toward language courses as determined by the registrar, or by examination. International students fulfill

this requirement by TOEFL proficiency in English as a Second Language.

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

Foreign Language Requirement

See Note 3 Below

All Majors Except Science and Engineering


University Honors Program: Core Curriculum Worksheet


FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

E

XP

LO

RA

TIO

NS


120



HNRS 1000: Introduction to Honors 1 Foreign Language (if language requirement is not met) 3-4

HHIH Core If req. met: Major or Elective Course

Foreign Language (if language requirement is not met) 3-4 HNRS 11XX (Philosophy) or HNRS 1200 (Theology) 4

If req. met: Major or Elective Course HTHI or HPHI Core

HNRS 11XX (Philosophy) or HNRS 1200 (Theology) 4 Major Course 3-4

HTHI or HPHI Core

Major Course 3-4 Major Course OR Studies in American Diversity Core 3-4

Option: FDIV Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar (Honors Section) 3-4 Major or Elective (if courses above < 15 units)* 3-4

HFYS Core



HNRS 2000: Research and Exhibition 1 HNRS 21XX: History or HNRS 2300: Literary Analysis 4

See Note 4 Below HHAP or HLIT Core

HNRS 21XX: History or HNRS 2300: Literary Analysis 4 Creative Experience or Understanding Human Behavior 3-4

HHAP or HLIT Core ECRE or EHBV Core

Major or Elective Course 3-4 HNRS 22XX: Science, Technology, and Math 3-4

HSTM Core or Major or Elective Course

HNRS 22XX: Science, Technology, and Math 3-4 Major or Elective Course 3-4

HSTM Core or Major or Elective Course

Major or Elective or Studies in American Diversity Core 3-4 Major or Elective (if courses above < 15 units)* 3-4

Option: FDIV Core



HNRS 3000: Post-Bac Success Seminar 1 HNRS 31XX (Ethics & Justice) or Faith & Reason 3-4

HPSS Core HEJT or IFTR Core

Creative Experience or Understanding Human Behavior 3-4 Major or Elective Course 3-4

ECRE or EHBV Core

HNRS 31XX (Ethics & Justice) or Faith & Reason 3-4 Major or Elective Course 3-4

HEJT or IFTR Core

Major or Elective Course 3-4 Major or Elective Course 3-4

Major or Elective Course 3-4 Major or Elective (if courses above < 15 units)* 3-4

Major or Elective (if courses above < 15 units)* 3-4



HNRS 4100: Thesis (Unless Fulfilling Thesis Through

Course in Major)

3-4 HNRS 4000: Portfolio and Assessment 0

HTHE Core HPOR Core




Major or Elective (if courses above < 15 units)* 3-4 Major or Elective Course 3-4



Notes:

[5] Most majors within BCLA, CBA, CFA, and SFTV require a minimum of 120 units; however, some majors (e.g. Accounting) require more units. See the Bulletin for your specific program to confirm your total required units to graduate.

[1] A course may fulfill both a major and a core requirement simultaneously; however units for the course will be applied toward the major (reducing units required in the core). Outstanding units must be met in the elective units total, such that

total units at graduation equal or exceed the minimum required for the major. See Note 5 below.


[3] University Honors students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language. This requirement is met through coursework at the intermediate level of a foreign language (e.g., completion of 203 or 1102/2102 level courses in the Modern

Languages), AP credits toward language courses as determined by the registrar, or by examination. International students fulfill this requirement by TOEFL proficiency in English as a Second Language.

Progress through the HNRS Core will vary by major. Consult your advisor regarding proper course sequencing and course selection for the major.

Total Units: 120 min. [Review number of units required by major. See Note 2 below ]

P or P

Fourth Year



P P

P

University Honors Program (All Majors Except Science and Engineering) Bulletin Year: 2015-2016

P or P

P or P P or P

P or P P or P

P or P P or P

P or P

or P P or P

P or P P or P


P P

P P or P

P P or P

P or P

P

Third Year


P or P or P

P or P

P

Second Year



P P

P P

P or P

P

P P

P

[4] Honors Thesis may be fulfilled through a thesis/capstone project developed through a capstone course in the major. A capstone course in the major will not satisfy the thesis requirement unless it culminates in a thesis or project. Students

fulfilling the thesis requirement through a course in the major must obtain prior approval from the Honors Director or Associate Director.

P or P

P or P


First Year


P or P or P

P or P

P or P or P

P P


121

Core Category Core Units Complete

HHIH Honors: Introduction to Honors 1

HFYSFirst Year Seminar

(Honors section)3-4

HTHI Honors Theological Inquiry 4

HPHI Honors Philosophical Inquiry 4

FDIVStudies in American Diversity (take

any non-Honors FDIV)3-4 Fulfilled by: P

HRES Honors Research & Exhibition 1Intermediate-level coursework

(course #s: 203 or 1102 or 2102)

HLIT Honors Literary Analysis 4 Examination

ECRECreative Experience

(take any non-Honors ECRE) P Waived

TOEFL proficiency in English as a

Second Language

HHAPHonors Historical Analysis &

Perspective 4

HSTMHonors Nature of Science,

Technology & Mathematics P

Fulfilled by

Major

EHBVUnderstanding Human Behavior

(take any non-Honors EHBV) P Waived

HEJT Honors Ethics & Justice 3-4 Units

IFTRFaith & Reason

(take any non-Honors IFTR) 4 Major Requirements

HTHE Honors Thesis 3-4

May be

completed

through thesis in

the major. *See

Note 4

Core

HPSS Honors Post-Bac Success Seminar 1 Electives (non-major)

HPOR Honors Portfolio & Assessment 0Total (minimum)

*See Note 5 below124+

Total 35-39A minimum of 45 upper division

units is required

Notes:

Student Notes:

[5] Most majors within Seaver College require at least 124 units; however, some require more than 130. See the Bulletin for your specific program to confirm your total required units to

graduate.

INT

EG

RA

TIO

NS

[1] A course may fulfill both a major and a core requirement simultaneously; however units for the course will be applied toward the major (reducing units required in the core). Outstanding

units must be met in the elective units total, such that total units at graduation equal or exceed the minimum required for the major. See Note 5 below.


[3] University Honors students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language. This requirement is met through coursework at the intermediate level of a foreign language (e.g., completion

of 203 or 1102/2102 level courses in the Modern Languages), AP credits toward language courses as determined by the registrar, or by examination. International students fulfill this

requirement by TOEFL proficiency in English as a Second Language.

[4] Honors Thesis may be fulfilled through a thesis/capstone project developed through a capstone course in the major. A capstone course in the major will not satisfy the thesis requirement

unless it culminates in a thesis or project. Students fulfilling the thesis requirement through a course in the major must obtain prior approval from the Honors Director or Associate Director.

EX

PL

OR

AT

ION

S


University Honors Program: Core Curriculum Worksheet


FO

UN

DA

TIO

NS

Foreign Language Requirement

See Note 3 Below


Majors in Seaver College of Science and Engineering

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HNRS 1000: Introduction to Honors 1 Foreign Language (if language requirement is not met) 3-4

HHIH Core If req. met: Major or Elective Course

Foreign Language (if language requirement is not met) 3-4 HNRS 11XX (Philosophy) or HNRS 1200 (Theology) 4

If req. met: Major or Elective Course HTHI or HPHI Core

HNRS 11XX (Philosophy) or HNRS 1200 (Theology) 4 Major Course 3-4

HTHI or HPHI Core

Major Course 3-4 Major Course OR Studies in American Diversity Core 3-4

Option: FDIV Core

FFYS 1000: First Year Seminar (Honors Section) 3-4

HFYS Core



HNRS 2000: Research and Exhibition 1 HNRS 21XX: History or HNRS 2300: Literary Analysis 4

See Note 4 Below HHAP or HLIT Core

HNRS 21XX: History or HNRS 2300: Literary Analysis 4 Major or Elective Course 3-4

HHAP or HLIT Core



Major or Elective or Studies in American Diversity Core 3-4 Major or Elective (if courses above < 15 units)* 3-4

Option: FDIV Core



HNRS 3000: Post-Bac Success Seminar 1 HNRS 31XX (Ethics & Justice) or Faith & Reason 3-4

HPSS Core HEJT or IFTR Core

HNRS 31XX (Ethics & Justice) or Faith & Reason 3-4 Major or Elective Course 3-4

HEJT or IFTR Core

Major or Elective Course 3-4 P or P Major or Elective Course 3-4


Major or Elective Course 3-4 Major or Elective (if courses above < 15 units)* 3-4




HNRS 4100: Thesis (Unless Fulfilling Thesis Through

Course in Major)

3-4 HNRS 4000: Portfolio and Assessment 0

HTHE Core HPOR Core




Major or Elective (if courses above < 15 units)* 3-4 Major or Elective Course 3-4



Notes:

[5] Most majors within Seaver College require at least 124 units; however, some require more than 130. See the Bulletin for your specific program to confirm your total required units to graduate.

Total Units: 122+ [Review number of units required by major. See Note 2 below ]

[1] A course may fulfill both a major and a core requirement simultaneously; however units for the course will be applied toward the major (reducing units required in the core). Outstanding units must be met in the elective units total, such that total units at

graduation equal or exceed the minimum required for the major. See Note 5 below.


[3] University Honors students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language. This requirement is met through coursework at the intermediate level of a foreign language (e.g., completion of 203 or 1102/2102 level courses in the Modern Languages), AP

credits toward language courses as determined by the registrar, or by examination. International students fulfill this requirement by TOEFL proficiency in English as a Second Language.

[4] Honors Thesis may be fulfilled through a thesis/capstone project developed through a capstone course in the major. A capstone course in the major will not satisfy the thesis requirement unless it culminates in a thesis or project. Students fulfilling the thesis

requirement through a course in the major must obtain prior approval from the Honors Director or Associate Director.


P P

Second Year



P P or P

University Honors Program (for SCSE Majors) Bulletin Year: 2015-2016

Progress through the HNRS Core will vary by major. Consult your advisor regarding proper course sequencing and course selection for the major.


First Year


P P

P P

P

P P or P

P P

P or P

P or P

P or P

P

P or P or P

P or P

P or

P or P

Third Year



P P

P or P P or P

P or P

P or P

Fourth Year


P or P P or P

P P or P


P P

P or P P or P

P

P or P

P or P P or P

P or P P or P

P or

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