COMMUNICATION - Written and Oral Communication
COMM110-Interpersonal Communication
COMM120-Public Speaking
■ ENGL101-Composition I
■● ENGL102-Composition II
ENGL230-Technical Writing (for AAS degrees only)
MATHEMATICS-SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY
MATHEMATICS - Quantitative Knowledge and Skills
MATH121-Application of Mathematics
MATH122-College Algebra
MATH150-Precalculus
MATH155-Calculus I
MATH220-Statistical Methods
MATH252-Linear Algebra (formerly MATH152)
MATH254-Calculus II (formerly MATH156)
MATH255-Calculus III
SCIENCE – Scientific Knowledge and Reasoning
(* indicates course is for non-science majors)
ANTH/BIOL101-Biological Anthropology
BIOL103-Biology of Our World*
BIOL109-General Biology I
BIOL110-General Biology II
BIOL118-The Human Body*
BIOL220-Human Anatomy & Physiology I (formerly, BIOL120)
BIOL221-Human Anatomy & Physiology II (formerly, BIOL121)
CHEM100-Introduction to College Chemistry*
CHEM110-General Chemistry I
CHEM111-General Chemistry II
CHEM210-Organic Chemistry I
ENVL100-Environmental Science*
ESCI100-Earth Science*
PHYS100-Conceptual Physics*
PHYS102-Fundamentals of Astronomy*
PHYS125-College Physics I
PHYS126-College Physics II
PHYS225-General Physics I
PHYS226-General Physics II
TECHNOLOGY – Technological Competency
● CISM125-Introduction to Computers
● CISM129-Problem Solving Using Artificial Intelligence
CISM132-Problem Solving Using Technology
(Technological competency is an Atlantic Cape graduation requirement for all students. Students who test out of CISM125, CISM129, or CISM132, or present a portfolio in lieu of taking CISM125, CISM129 or CISM132 must pay tuition only if they need the credits to satisfy a program requirement.)
SOCIAL SCIENCE – Society and Human Behavior
ANTH103-Cultural Anthropology
EDUC/PSYC110-Child Development: Theory and Practice (Child Care & Pre-School-Grade 3 majors only)
■ ECON110-Macroeconomics
GEOG102-Introduction to Cultural Geography
GEOG110-World Geography
GOVT101-Introduction to Government and Politics
GOVT110-American National Government
PSYC101-General Psychology
PSYC135-Child Psychology
SOCL101-Principles of Sociology
HUMANITIES – Humanistic Perspective
Art, Music, or Theater
■ ARTS103-Art Appreciation
■ ● ARTS108-Art History from Ancient Times to the Gothic Period
ARTS109-Art History from the Renaissance to Modern Times
ARTS115-Introduction to Visual Arts
DANC170-Introduction to Dance
HUMT201-Introduction to Humanities I
HUMT202-Introduction to Humanities II
■ MUSC100-Music Appreciation
THEA110-Introduction to Theater
Literature
● ENGL104-Introduction to Literature
● ENGL201-World Literature
■ ENGL202-Race and Ethnicity in Literature
ENGL205-19th Century American Literature
ENGL206-20th Century American Literature
ENGL213-Western Literature I
ENGL214-Western Literature II
ENGL215-20th Century African-American Literature
ENGL224-Literature and the Environment
● ENGL235-Gender & Sexuality in Literature
Foreign Language – World Language
FREN111-Elementary French I
FREN112-Elementary French II
ITAL111-Elementary Italian I
ITAL112-Elementary Italian II
SPAN111-Elementary Spanish I
SPAN112-Elementary Spanish II
History (as Humanities)
HIST101-Heritage of the Western World I
HIST102-Heritage of the Western World II
HIST103-U.S. History I
HIST104-U.S. History II
Philosophy or Religious Studies
PHIL101-Introduction to Logic
● PHIL102-Introduction to Philosophy
● PHIL/HUMT105-World Myths and Legends
● PHIL110-Introduction to Ethics
RELG110-World Religions
HISTORY – Historical Perspective
HIST101-Heritage of the Western World I
HIST102-Heritage of the Western World II
HIST103-U.S. History I
HIST104-U.S. History II
HIST210-Women in American History
HIST220-African American History
DIVERSITY – Global and Cultural Awareness
ANTH103-Cultural Anthropology
ENGL201-World Literature
● ENGL202-Race and Ethnicity in Literature
● ENGL235-Gender & Sexuality in Literature
GEOG102-Cultural Geography
GEOG110-World Geography
HIST210-Women in American History
HIST220-African American History
● PHIL/HUMT105-World Myths and Legends
RELG110-World Religions
SABR110-Global Cuisine & Culture: Study Abroad
SOCL101-Principles of Sociology
● – Course satisfies Ethical Reasoning and Action (integrated goal)
■ – Course satisfies Information Literacy (integrated goal)