Bulletin 2020-2021

• Bulletin 2020-2021 (2020-2021)
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•   48 credits — Upper-division science, math, engineering, and education courses, with a minimum of 24 credits in physics, including:
•   400-level seminars
•   400-level seminars (HST 420, 430, 450)
•   And
•   and/or
•   Any 100-level BIO, CHM, or PHY course
•   Any 100-level ENV course
•   Any 300 or 400 level ECN course
•   Any 300 or 400 level ENV course
•   Any 400 level FA Studio Art course
•   Any approved accounting elective
•   Any combination of 300- and or 400-level GRM courses totaling 15 credit hours
•   Any combination of 300- and or 400-level HST courses totaling 6 credit hours
•   Any combination of 300- and or 400-level MTH courses totaling 9 credit hours
•   Any combination of 300- and or 400-level PHY courses totaling 6 credit hours
•   Any combination of 300 and or 400-level POL courses totaling 6 credit hours
•   Any combination of 300- and or 400-level SPN courses totaling 15 credit hours
•   Any combination of 400-level FRN courses totaling 21 credit hours
•   Any combination of 400-level GRM courses totaling 6 credit hours excluding GRM 497 and GRM 499
•   Any combination of 400-level POL courses totaling 6 credit hours excluding POL 497
•  CS 5XX Any CS Graduate Course
•   At least 3 credits from Group 1 courses (the brain level):
•   At least 3 credits from Group 2 courses (the mind level):
•   At least 3 credits from Group 3 courses (the behavior level):
•   At least 6 credits of additional upper-division mathematics courses
•   At least 9 credits of additional upper-division mathematics courses
•   At least 9 credits of elective upper-division mathematics credit
•   At least one additional 3 credit course from one of these Groups as a specialized area of study
• BUS 59X Creativity
•   And one of the following
•   Any 300-400 level course with international focus
•   Any 2-3 ECN 3xx or 4xx classes
•   Any ECN 3xx or 4xx class
•   Other international focused upper division business or economics course
•   Upper division CAS course with an international focus (limited to one course)
•   Any upper-division Economics class
•   Choice of one upper-division Business or Economics course
•   Choice of one upper-division College of Arts and Sciences course with international focus
•   Choice of one upper-division Finance course
•   Choice of one upper-division Marketing course
•   Foreign Language (competency the intermediate level or beyond)
•   Upper-division in College of Arts and Sciences courses, 9 of which must come from 3 different disciplines
•   Upper-division in one of the following disciplines: Mathematics, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology
•   Business Electives
•   Capstone
•   Choice of one upper-division Economics course
•   Choose one of the following courses
•   Choose one of the following courses or one course with corresponding lab
•   Choose one of the following courses with corresponding lab
•   Choose one of the following labs
•   Choose three of the following courses
•   Choose two of the following courses
•   Collaborative Design Elective
•   Communication Electives
•   Communication Electives from any area
•   Computer programming course
•   Course
•   Culture/Literature of Latin America
•   Culture/Literature of Spain
•   CHOOSE 3 OF THE FOLLOWING:
•   CHOOSE 4 OF THE FOLLOWING:
•   Higher Education and Student Affairs
•   Organizational Leadership and Development (On-campus)
•   Organizational Leadership and Development (Off-campus)
•   Neuroeducation
•   School Leadership and Development
• ED 5XX Elective
•   Education focused elective 3 hours
•   Elective
•   Elective (400 or graduate level)
•   Elective — Any 300 or 400 level philosophy class, two of which must be 400-level
•   Electives
•   Electives
•   Electives
•   Electives
•   Electives
•   Electives (15 credits)
•   Endorsement course
•   Endorsement courses
•   Endorsement courses (see below for details)
• ENG 491 Two one-time courses
• EGR 590 Directed Project
• EGR 593 Research
• EGR 599 Thesis
•   Any upper-level 3 credit-hour CS course except CS 369 Advanced Seminar
•   CE Science Elective - 3 credits
•   CS Math Elective - 3 credits
•   Elective from inside or outside Major chosen from program listings
•   Engineering/Math/Science Elective - 3 credits
•   Math/Science Electives - 6 credits
•   One 3 credit-hour course from the list below
•   One 3 credit-hour course from the Substitution List below
•   Professional Electives
•   CE Electives - 6 credits
•   CS Electives - 6 credits
•   CS Lab Science Elective - 4 credits
•   CS Math Elective - 2 credits
•   CS Math Elective - 3 credits
•   EE Electives - 12 credits
•   General Electives - 5 credits
•   Math/Science Elective - 3 credits
•   Math/Science Elective - 8 credits
•   Math/Science Elective - 9 credits
•   Professional Electives - 9 credits
•   Program Specific Elective
•   Restricted Elective
•   Professional Elective
•   Equivalent to fulfill the computing requirement
•   Equivalent to fulfill the modeling requirement
•   Foreign language competency at the intermediate level
•   Gender and Womens Studies Capstone
•   General Electives
•   General Electives - 6 credits
•   Graduate level electives
•   History
•   HST Senior Thesis Preparatory Course
•   International course
•   Introductory Courses
•   Lower-division history
•   Major electives
•   Major electives
•   Major Electives
•   Major Electives 15 credit hours
•   Major electives selected from:
• MUS 3/4XX Music Elective Classroom Course
•   Music Electives - 4 credits
•   Music Electives - 6 credits
• NRS 001 First Year Workshop
•   One 300 or 400 level ECN course
•   One additional Spanish elective
•   One advanced design elective selected from:
• PHL 330-339 One course
•   One design elective selected from:
•   One production elective selected from:
•   Operations Management elective
•   Or
•   Plus 9 credits from the following courses
•   Practicum/Internship
•   Science elective
•   Social Science
•   Social science elective
•   Social science electives
•   Statistics course
•   Students may take any three graduate business courses beyond the core courses.
•  400 level Theology elective
•   Theology Electives
•   Biblical Studies
•   Capstone
•   Capstone Thesis
•   Historical Theology
•   Historical Theology
•   Historical-Theoretical Offerings
•   Sacramental and Liturgical Theology
•   Ministerial Resources
•   Pastoral Skills
•   Practical-Applied Offerings
•   Sacramental and Liturgical Theology
•   Biblical Studies
•   Senior Presentation
•   Spirituality
•   Systematic Theology
•   Theological Ethics
•   Theological Foundations
•   Track One:
•   Track Two:
•   Upper-Division Theology Electives
•   Upper Division Theology Elective
•   Upper-division Theology Electives
•   Three upper-division CST courses
•   Two additional Spanish electives
•   Two additional Spanish electives with content on Latin America
•   University Core
•   Upper division biology electives
•   Upper division computer science courses
•   Upper division computer science courses
•   Upper division electives in social work, psychology, or sociology
•   Upper division health focused elective
•   Upper Division Major Electives
•   Upper division science elective
•   Upper-division education electives
•   Upper-division history courses
•   Upper-division science, engineering, or mathematics electives
•   Upper-division science, engineering, or mathematics electives
•   Upper-division science, engineering, or mathematics electives
•   Upper division science, engineering, or mathematics electives
•   with