Undergraduate Catalog

Art Major (33 hours)

Required Courses (9 hours)

ART-1210 Two-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-1310 Three-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-2220 Drawing Studio

Select two courses (6 hours)

ART-1100 Introduction to Visual Arts
ART-4100 Western Art: Pre-history-Renaissance
ART-4105 Western Art: Renaissance-Contemporary
ART-4140 Non-Western Art

Select remaining 18 hours from courses with an ART prefix, excluding art education methods courses.

Art Minor (21 hours)

Required Courses (12 hours)

ART-1210 Two-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-1310 Three-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-2220 Drawing Studio

Select one course of the following

ART-1100 Introduction to Visual Arts
ART-4100 Western Art: Pre-history – Renaissance
ART-4105 Western Art: Renaissance – Contemporary
ART-4140 Non-Western Art

Select remaining 9 hours from courses with an ART prefix, excluding art education methods courses.

Biology Major (32 hours)

Required (22 hours)

BIO-2011 General Biology I
BIO-2012 General Biology II
BIO-3210 Microbiology
BIO-3220 Cell & Molecular Biology
BIO-4225 Genetics
BIO-4900 Seminar in Biology.

Select the remaining 10 hours from courses with a BIO prefix (excluding BIO-4120 Nutrition for the Young Child.)

Support courses (not considered part of the major):

CHE-2211 General Chemistry I
CHE-2212 General Chemistry II

NOTE: For students planning related graduate/professional programs, Organic Chemistry I & II, Elementary Physics I & II, and Calculus I are strongly recommended as additional support courses.

Biology Minor (21 hours)

Required (8 hours)

BIO-2011 General Biology I
BIO-2012 General Biology II

Select the remaining 13 hours from courses with a BIO prefix (excluding: BIO-4120 Nutrition for the Young Child.)

Chemistry Major - BA (34 hours)

Required (26 hours)

CHE-2211 General Chemistry I
CHE-2212 General Chemistry II
CHE-3311 Organic Chemistry I
CHE-3312 Organic Chemistry II
CHE-3410 Analytical Chemistry
CHE-4900 Seminar in Physical Science
CHE-3610 Elements of Physical Chemistry

Select the remaining 8 hours from courses with a CHE prefix.
NOTE: CHE-1110 Consumer Chemistry cannot be used in the major.

Chemistry Major – BS (54 hours)

Required (38 hours)

CHE-2211 General Chemistry I
CHE-2212 General Chemistry II
CHE-3010 Biochemistry
CHE-3311 Organic Chemistry I
CHE-3312 Organic Chemistry II
CHE-3410 Analytical Chemistry
CHE-3510 Inorganic Chemistry
CHE-3610 Physical Chemistry
CHE-4900 Physical Science Seminar
CHE-4950 Independent Study or CHE-4990 Internship in Chemistry

Electives

Choose 2-3 hours from CHE courses at the 2000+ level.

Support Courses (16 hours)

MAT-2500 Calculus I
MAT-2600 Calculus II
PHY-2211 Elementary Physics I
PHY-2212 Elementary Physics II

Chemistry Minor (20 hours)

Required (8 hours)

CHE-2211 General Chemistry I
CHE-2212 General Chemistry II

Select remaining 12 hours from courses with a CHE prefix (excluding CHE-1110 Consumer Chemistry)

Computer Information Systems Major (36 hours)

Required - 33 hours

CIS-1000 Foundations of Information Systems
CIS-2310 Introduction to Programming
CIS-2430 Electronic Business
CIS-3200 IT Hardware and System Software
CIS-3310 Data Abstraction
CIS-3510 Analysis and Logical Design
CIS-4210 Networks and Telecommunications
CIS-4320 Database Management Systems
CIS-4400 Management Information Systems
CIS-4510 Design and Implementation
CIS-4910 Project Management and Practice

Electives - 3 hours

CIS-2100 Discrete Structures
CIS-4720 ACCA-CIS
CIS-4900 Current Topics in Computer Science
CIS-4950 Ind. Study-Computer Information Systems
CIS-4990 Internship-Computer Information Systems
Other CIS courses at or above the 2000 level

Students are advised to include CTH-3200 Business Communication in their electives.

Mathematics proficiency required. See Placement Examinations in the Academic Information section of this catalog.

Computer Information Systems Minor (21 hours)

CIS-1000 Foundations of Information Systems
CIS-2310 Introduction to Programming
CIS-2430 Electronic Business
CIS-3200 IT Hardware and System Software
CIS-3510 Analysis and Logical Design
CIS-4210 Networks and Telecommunications
CIS-4320 Database Management Systems

Communications Major (33 hours)

Select a minimum of 21 hours from

CTH-1100 Speech Communication
CTH-2000 Writing about Media
CTH-3200 Business Communication
CTH-4110 Advanced Speech Communication
CTH-4220 Interpersonal Communication
CTH-4230 Organizational and Team Communication
CTH-4240 Public Relations
CTH-4310 Radio Broadcasting
CTH-4321 Television Production I
CTH-4322 Television Production II
CTH-4330 Film Appreciation
CTH-4340 Broadcast and Print Journalism
CTH-4440 Drama in Christian Worship
CTH-4511 Oral Interpretation of Literature
CTH-4520 Readers Theatre
CTH-4710 Creative Dramatics
CTH-4910 Topics in Communication/Theatre
CTH-4950 Independent Study in Communication/Theatre
CTH-4990 Internship in Communication/Theatre (3 hours may be applied toward the major.)

Each student must complete CTH-4980 Senior Project (3 hours)
The remaining 9 hours may be selected from any of the above courses not selected or the following:

ART-2500 Graphic Design
ART-3245 Digital Photography I
ENG-3020 Writing: Style and Strategy
MKT-4110 Advertising
MKT-4150 Consumer Behavior
SOC-4150 Social Psychology
SOC-4200 Organizational Analysis

Communications & Theatre Major (33 hours)

Select courses with a CTH prefix (excluding CTH-4609 Teaching Theatre in Middle and Secondary Schools).
Each student must complete CTH-4980 Senior Project (3 credit hours).

Communications Minor (21 hours)

Select a minimum of 15 hours from:

CTH-1100 Speech Communication
CTH-2000 Writing About the Media
CTH-3200 Business Communication
CTH-4110 Advanced Speech Communication
CTH-4220 Interpersonal Communication
CTH-4230 Organizational and Team Communication
CTH-4240 Public Relations
CTH-4310 Radio Broadcasting
CTH-4321 Television Production I
CTH-4322 Television Production II
CTH-4330 Film Appreciation
CTH-4340 Broadcast and Print Journalism
CTH-4440 Drama in Christian Worship
CTH-4511 Oral Interpretation of Literature
CTH-4520 Readers Theatre
CTH-4710 Creative Dramatics
CTH-4910 Topics in Communication/Theatre
CTH-4950 Independent Study in Communication/Theatre

Select remaining 6 hours from courses listed above or the following:

ART-3245 Digital Photography I
ENG-3020 Writing: Style and Strategy
MKT-4110 Advertising
MKT-4150 Consumer Behavior
SOC-4150 Social Psychology
SOC-4200 Organizational Analysis

Communication & Theatre Minor (21 hours)

Select from any courses with a CTH prefix (excluding CTH-4609 Teaching Theatre in Middle and Secondary Schools; and CTH-4990 Internship in Communication/Theatre.)

Earth Science Minor (21 hours)

Select courses with an EAS prefix.

English Major (36 hours)

Required (21-24 hours)

ENG-2100 Linguistics
ENG-3020 Writing Style and Strategy or ENG-4010 Writing Poetry and Fiction
ENG-3800 Literary Theory & Criticism
ENG-4370 Shakespeare
One American Literature Course (A)
One British Literature Course (B)
One World Literature Course (C)
One Twentieth-Century Literature Course (D)
ENG-4900 Seminar in English

Electives 9-12 hours:

Three courses with an ENG prefix

NOTE: ENG-1000 Basic Writing, ENG-1100 English Composition, and ENG-2000 Writing About Literature may not be applied to the major.

English Minor (21 hours)

Required - 3 hours

ENG-3800 Literary Theory & Criticism

One American Literature Course (A)
One British Literature Course (B)
One World Literature Course (C)
One Twentieth-Century Literature Course (D)
Select the remaining 6 hours from courses with an ENG prefix.
NOTE: ENG-1000 Basic Writing and ENG-1100 English Composition may not be applied to the minor.

Environmental Science Major – BS (51-52 hours)

Required (41-42 hours)

BIO-2011 General Biology I
BIO-2012 General Biology II
BIO-3310 General Ecology
CHE-2211 General Chemistry I
CHE-2212 General Chemistry II
CHE-3410 Analytical Chemistry
EAS-3010 Meteorology and Climatology
EAS-4415 Physical Geology
EAS-4425 Hydrology and Soils
EAS-4900 Science Seminar (cross-listed with BIO, CHE, or PHY)
EAS-4990 Internship (cross-listed with BIO, CHE, or PHY)

Support Courses (10 hours)

MAT-2000 Statistics
GEO-4400 Natural Resource Management
PHY-2111 General Physics I

Exercise Science Major (32 hours)

Required (21 hours)

PES-1000 Fitness and Wellness for Life
PES-1109 Weight Training and Cardiovascular Activities
PES-3400 Applied Anatomy and Physiology
PES-4410 Biomechanics
PES-4420 Physiology of Exercise
PES-4740 Measurement and Evaluation-Human Performance
PES-4980 Exercise Science Practicum (6 hours)

Select one of the following (3 hours)

MGT-2000 Management
MKT-2100 Marketing I
Select the remaining 8 hours from the following courses:
PES-3100 Health and Lifestyle
PES-3200 Principles and Perspectives of Human Performance
PES-3300 Recreational Leadership
PES-3705 Prevention/Care of Athletic Injuries
PES-4110 Fitness Activities and Technology
PES-4123 Nutrition for Human Performance
PES-4200 Fitness Testing and Exercise Prescription
PES-4415 Biomechanics and Injury Prevention
PES-4431 Physical Growth/Motor Development
PES-4605 Instructional Strategies for Human Performance
PES-4650 Physical Activities for the Exceptional Child
PES-4730 Management of Physical Activity Programs
PES-4950 Independent Study in Human Performance (1-3 hours)

Select the remaining 8 hours from the following courses:

PES-3100 Health and Lifestyle
PES-3200 Principles and Perspectives of Human Performance
PES-3300 Recreational Leadership
PES-3705 Prevention/Care of Athletic Injuries
PES-4110 Fitness Activities and Technology
PES-4123 Nutrition for Human Performance
PES-4200 Fitness Testing and Exercise Prescription
PES-4415 Biomechanics and Injury Prevention
PES-4431 Physical Growth/Motor Development
PES-4605 Instructional Strategies for Human Performance
PES-4650 Physical Activities for the Exceptional Child
PES-4730 Management of Physical Activity Programs
PES-4950 Independent Study in Human Performance (1-3 hours)

Exercise Science Minor (22 hours)

Required (15 hours)

PES-1000 Fitness and Wellness for Life
PES-1109 Weight Training and Cardiovascular Activities
PES-3400 Applied Anatomy and Physiology
PES-4410 Biomechanics
PES-4420 Physiology of Exercise
PES-4980 Exercise Science Practicum

Select the remaining 7 hours from:

PES-3100 Health and Lifestyle
PES-3200 Principles and Perspectives of Human Performance
PES-3300 Recreational Leadership
PES-3705 Prevention and Care of Athletic Injury
PES-4110 Fitness Activities and Technology
PES-4123 Nutrition for Human Performance
PES-4200 Fitness Testing and Exercise Prescription
PES-4415 Biomechanics and Injury Prevention
PES-4431 Physical Growth/Motor Development
PES-4605 Instructional Strategies for Human Performance
PES-4650 Physical Activities for the Exceptional Child
PES-4730 Management of Physical Activity Programs
PES-4740 Measurement and Evaluation - Human Performance

Geography & Environmental Studies Major (31 hours)

Required courses (18 hours)

EAS-1105 Elements of Earth Science
EAS-3010 Meteorology and Climatology
EAS-4415 Physical Geology
GEO-1100 Geography of North America
GEO-1200 World Geography: Cultural Patterns

Select the remaining 13 hours from courses with an EAS or GEO prefix.

Georgraphy & Enviromental Science Minor (21 Hours)

Select courses with a GEO and/or EAS prefix.

Graphic Arts Major (33 hours)

Required (24 hours)

ART-1100 Introduction to the Visual Arts
ART-1210 Two-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-2220 Drawing Studio
ART-2500 Graphic Design
ART-3245 Digital Photography I
ART-4510 Desktop Publishing I
ART-4520 Desktop Publishing II
ART-4990 Internship in the Graphic Arts

Electives (9 hours)

ART-1310 Three-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-3210 Painting Studio I
ART-4231 Printmaking Studio I
ART-4245 Digital Photograph II
ART-4430 Fabric Arts Studio
ART-4910 Topics in Contemporary Arts

Graphics Arts Minor (21 hours)

Required Courses (15 hours)

ART-1210 Two-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-2220 Drawing Studio
ART-2500 Graphic Design
ART-3245 Digital Photography
ART-4510 Desktop Publishing I

Electives (6 hours)

ART-1100 Introduction to Visual Arts
ART-1310 Three-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-3210 Painting I
ART-4231 Printmaking Studio I
ART-4245 Digital Photography II
ART-4430 Fiber Arts Studio
ART-4520 Desktop Publishing II
ART-4910 Topics in Contemporary Arts
ART-4950 Independent Study
MKT-Advertising

History Major (30 hours)

Required (9 hours)

HIS-2100 Seminar in Writing and Researching History
HIS-4900 Senior Seminar
HIS-4910 Topics and Readings in History

Select the remaining 21 hours from courses with a HIS prefix

History Minor (18 hours)

Select hours from courses with a HIS prefix.

Interdisciplinary Studies

The College of Arts and Sciences has created this major for motivated students who are interested in pursuing a major that is not housed in a single department or defined by a traditional discipline. The Interdisciplinary Major allows a student and a willing faculty advisor to construct a major that gathers appropriate courses around a significant theme or research question.

The important parameters of the major include

Half of the proposed major must be courses from a single academic discipline as listed in the undergraduate bulleting under which you matriculated.

The major may have courses from no more than four academic disciplines.

Half the credit hours of the major must be at the 3000 or 4000 level.

The major must include a three-hour senior capstone project as an Independent Study course or a senior seminar from an academic discipline listed in your undergraduate bulletin.

Interested students should contact Professor Kurt Stadtwald, Interdisciplinary Major Director, for more information, planning materials, and an application.

Law & Justice Major (37 hours)

Required (7 hours)

SOC-4700 Social Research Methods
POS-4990 Internship in Political Science or SOC-4990 Internship in Sociology
Choose one course (3 hours)
POS-4050 Modern Political Theory
SOC-4100 Sociological Theory

Choose one course (3 hours)

POS-4100 American Legal Process
SOC-4510 Law and Society

Choose one course (3 hours)

POS-4110 Constitutional Law of Civil Liberties
POS-4120 Constitutional Law of Civil Rights

Choose one course (3 hours)

SOC-4610 Social Inequality: Minority Gp Relations
SOC-4620 Social Inequality: Class/Status/Power.

Electives (18 hours)

Any course not taken above
MGT-2010 Business Law
PHI-2310 Social and Political Philosophy
POS-4010 State and Local Government
POS-4090 Criminal Justice
POS-4130 Substantive Criminal Law
POS-4140 Procedural Criminal Law
POS-4150 Public Policy
PSY-4201 Counseling Skills
PSY-4605 Abnormal Psychology
SOC-4150 Social Psychology
SOC-4310 Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
SOC-4320 Juvenile Delinquency
SOC-4520 Criminology
SOC-4530 Sociology of Corrections
SOC-4630 Urban Sociology
SOW-4000 Introduction to Social Welfare
SOW-4100 Ethical Issues in the Helping Professions
SOW-4200 Social Welfare Policies and Services
3 additional hours of internship

Electives may be chosen to fashion areas of emphasis within the major, such as criminal justice-law enforcement, criminal justice-corrections, social justice, or pre-law.

Mathematics Major - BA (36 hours)

Required (24 hours)

MAT-2500 Calculus I
MAT-2600 Calculus II
MAT-3100 Calculus III
MAT-3500 Mathematical Proof
MAT-3600 Linear Algebra
MAT-4610 Group Theory or MAT 4620 Ring Theory
MAT-4810 Real Analysis or MAT-4820 Complex Analysis

Electives (12 hours)

Choose 9 hours at MAT-2000 level or above (one of these courses may be CIS-2000 or above)
Choose 3 hours at MAT-3000 level or above

Mathematics Major – BS (50-54 hours)

All students in the Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics program must complete the 15-hour Mathematics Core and one Specialization. All courses must be at or above the 2000-level.

Mathematics Core (15 hours)

MAT-2500 Calculus I
MAT-2600 Calculus II
MAT-3100 Calculus III
MAT-3500 Mathematical Proof

Specializations (choose one)

Natural Science Specialization (37 hour)

Required (15 hours)

MAT-3200 Differential Equations
MAT-3600 Linear Algebra
MAT-4700 Probability
MAT-4810 Real Analysis
MAT-4820 Complex Analysis

Support (16 hours)

CHE-2211 General Chemistry I
CHE-2212 General Chemistry II
PHY-2211 Elementary Physics I
PHY-2212 Elementary Physics II

Electives (6 hours)

Choose 6 hours from MAT, CHE, CIS, or PHY

Pure Mathematics Specialization (35-37 hours)

Required (15 hours)

MAT-3600 Linear Algebra
MAT-4610 Group Theory
MAT-4620 Ring Theory
MAT-4810 Real Analysis
MAT-4820 Complex Analysis

Support (6-8 hours)
Choose one of the following pairs:

CHE-2211 General Chemistry I and CHE-2212 General Chemistry II
or
CIS-2310 Intro to Programming and CIS-3310 Data Abstraction
or
PHY-2211 Elementary Physics I and PHY-2212 Elementary Physics II

Electives (12-14 hours)

Choose 12-14 hours from MAT, CHE, CIS, or PHY. At least 6 hours must be MAT.

Computer Science Specialization (38 hours)

Required (15 hours)

MAT-2100 Discrete Mathematics
MAT-3600 Linear Algebra
MAT-4610 Group Theory
MAT-4620 Ring Theory
MAT-4700 Probability

Support (12 hours)

CIS-2310 Intro to Programming
CIS-3310 Data Abstraction
CIS-3200 IT Hardware and System Software
CIS-4210 Networks and Telecommunications

Electives (9 hours)

Choose 9 hours from MAT, ACC, CIS, ECO, MGT

Actuarial Science Specialization (39 hour)

Required (15 hours)

MAT-2000 Statistics
MAT-2100 Discrete Mathematics
MAT-3600 Linear Algebra
MAT-4700 Probability
MAT-4810 Real Analysis or MAT-4820 Complex Analysis

Support (18 hours)

ACC-2000 Financial Accounting
ACC-2100 Management Accounting
ACC-3100 Intermediate Accounting I
ACC-3200 Intermediate Accounting II
ECO-2100 Microeconomics
ECO-2200 Macroeconomics

Electives (6 hours)

Choose 6 hours from MAT, ACC, CIS, ECO, MGT

Mathematics Minor (20 hours)

Required (11 hours)

MAT-2500 Calculus I
MAT-2600 Calculus II
MAT-3500 Mathematical Proof

Electives

Choose 9 hours at the 2000 level or above

Media Arts Administration Major (72 hours)

Media Courses

Required

ART-4105 Western Art: Post Renaissance
ART-4510 Desktop Publishing I
CTH-1500 Arts Administration
CTH-2000 Writing About Media
CTH-4321 Television Production I
CTH-4330 Film Appreciation
CTH-4331 International Art Cinema
CTH-4332 Women in Cinema
CTH-4350 Administration & Management: Media
CTH-4980 Senior Project
CTH-4990 Internship in Communication & Theatre

Select two courses from the following

ART-3245 Digital Photography
CTH-4310 Radio Production
CTH-4322 Television Production II
DU CAS film studies courses

Business Courses

ACC-2000 Financial Accounting
ACC-2100 Management Accounting
ACC-4700 Non-Profit Accounting
ECO-2XXX Economics and Finance
MAT-1XXX Descriptive Statistics
MGT-2000 Management
MGT-2020 Info Tech in Business
MGT-3030 Business Ethics
MGT-4500 Grants & Contract Mgmt & Development
MGT-4510 Personal & Institutional Finance
MGT-4520 Board Governance and Volunteer Mgmt
MGT-4530 Law, Policy & Gov’t Relations for Non-profits
MKT-2100 Marketing

Music Major (48.5 hours)

Music Theory (12 hours)

MUS-2113 Music Theory I
MUS-2123 Music Theory II
MUS-4133 Music Theory: Counterpoint
MUS-4163 Orchestration and Arranging

Basic Skills (7 hours)

MUS-2111 Aural Skills I
MUS-2121 Aural Skills II
MUS-4131 Aural Skills III
MUS-4141 Aural Skills IV
MUS-3650 Piano Proficiency
MUS-3883 Basic Conducting

History and Literature (12 hours)

MUS-2243 Music of World Cultures
MUS-3213 History of Western Music to 1750
MUS-3223 History of Western Music: 1750 - 1900
MUS-4263 20th Century Literature and Techniques

Performance Studies (9.5 hours)

Ensemble
Select 3.5 hours from the following:

MUSE-3900 Kapelle
MUSE-3930 Schola Cantorum
MUSE-3940 Wind Symphony
MUSE-3980 Chamber Orchestra

Applied Music

Primary Instrument (4 hours) MUS-3501 Music Convocation (2 hours)
(co-register with applied music lessons for four semesters at .5 hours/semester)

Senior Project (1 hour)
Select 1 hour from the following:

MUS-4521 Senior Recital
MUS-4522 Senior Research Project (1-2 credits; additional credit can be counted as elective)
MUS-4523 Senior Composition Project

Music Electives (7 hours)*

Select 7 hours from MUS at the 3000+ level
Any MUSA
MUS-4153 Music Theory: Form and Analysis (recommended for all B.A.: Music students)

For students pursuing a B.A. in Music with a Certificate in Parish Music, see the required electives for the Parish Music Certificate.

Parish Music Certification + Music Major (56 hours)

Music Electives (6 hours)

Applied Study (should be in the area of the primary instrument)
Select additional 4 hours from

MUSA-0600 Applied Piano

MUSA-0620 Applied Organ

MUSA-0630 Applied Voice

Co-register for MUS-3501A-F Convocation for 2 semesters
MUS-4321 Parish Music Fieldwork (1 credit)

Church Music (8.5 hours)

MUS-1371 The Church Musician
MUS-4313 Music for the Contemporary Church
MUS-4362 Musical Heritage of the Church
MUS-4322 Service Playing and Liturgical Leadership
MUSE-3930 Schola Cantorum (one semester, .5 credit)

Lutheran Theology (20 hours)

THY-2000 Old Testament (taken under General Studies)
THY-2200 Faith of the Christian Church (taken under General Studies)
THY-3100 The New Testament
THY-3210 Christian Life
THY-3300 History of Christian Biography
THY-4505 Spiritual Nurture: Elem. School Age Child
THY-4410 World Religions

Senior Project

MUS-4521 Senior Recital
(Church music students may elect one of the following: recital on piano, organ, or voice; a lecture recital; or designing and presenting a hymn festival.)

Required for rostering as a commissioned minister in the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod.

Certificate in Piano Pedagogy

This program provides specialized training for careers in piano teaching. For more information about this program, see here

Music Minor (21 hours)

Music Theory (8 hours)

MUS-2111 Aural Skills I
MUS-2113 Music Theory I
MUS-2121 Aural Skills II
MUS-2123 Music Theory II

Music History (3 hours)

MUS-3213 History of Western Music to 1750 or
MUS-3223 History of Western Music: 1750-1900.

Performance Studies - 7 hours Applied Music: MUSA-0600-0890 (4 hours)

MUS-3501 Convocation (.5 hours for 4 semesters)

Ensemble - 1 hour in 1 ensemble

MUSE-3900 Kapelle

MUSE-3930 Schola Cantorum

MUSE-3940 Wind Symphony

MUSE-3980 Chamber Orchestra

Remaining 3 hours from courses with a MUS prefix at the 3000 level or higher.

Natural Science Major (34 hours)

Required (2 hours)

BIO-4900 Seminar in Biology or CHE-4900 Seminar in Physical Science (or EAS).

Select 12 hours from one of the following areas:

Biology (BIO), Chemistry (CHE), Earth Science (EAS), Physics (PHY).

Select 12 hours from one of the areas not selected above:

Biology (BIO), Chemistry (CHE), Earth Science (EAS), Physics (PHY).

Select the remaining 8 hours from courses with prefixes within the two areas chosen above.

Students majoring in Natural Science who are in pre-professional health science studies are strongly advised to select their minors from among biology, chemistry, and physics. Up to 9 hours of the major may be applied toward the departmental minor.

The following courses may not be used in this major:

BIO-4120 Nutrition for the Young Child
CHE-1110 Consumer Chemistry
PHY-1110 Physics of Things We Use

Philosophy Major (30 hours)

Select 3 from the following.

PHI-2010 Primer in Philosophy
or
PHI-2110 Introduction to Philosophy of Religion
PHI-2210 Introduction to Logic
PHI-4900 Senior Seminar in Philosophy

Select the remaining 20-21 hours from courses with a PHI prefix

Philosophy Minor (18 hours)

Select courses from any PHI prefix

Political Science Major (30 hours)

Required (3 hours)

POS-1100 American Government and Politics

Select the remaining 27 hours from courses with a POS prefix.

Political Science Minor (18 hours)

Required (3 hours)

POS-1100 American Government and Politics

Select the remaining 15 hours from courses with a POS prefix.

Psychology Major (33 hours)

Required Foundation Courses (27-30 hours)

PSY-4100 Dev. Psych: Life Span
or
PSY-4115 Dev. Psych: Adulthood AND one of the following:
- PSY-4101 Dev. Psych: Infancy and Early Childhood
- PSY-4105 Dev. Psych: Middle Childhood
- PSY-4110 Dev. Psych: Adolescence
PSY-4150 Social Psychology
PSY-4310 Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
PSY-4320 Research Methods
PSY-4501 Physiological Psychology
PSY-4630 Interface Between Psychology/Christianity
PSY-4610 Theories of Personality
PSY-4605 Abnormal Psychology

Capstone Experience (choose one)

PSY-4990 Internship in Psychology (3-6 hours*)

PSY-4900 Senior Seminar in Psychology (3 hours)

*Students may only apply 3 hours of PSY 4990 to the psychology major.

Psychology Electives (6-9 hours)

Select remaining hours from any PSY prefix course.

Psychology Minor (21 hours)

Select hours from courses with a PSY prefix.

Social Work Major (35 hours)

Required (26 hours)

SOW-4000 Introduction to Social Welfare
SOW-4100 Ethical Issues in the Helping Professions
SOW-4200 Social Welfare Policies and Services
SOW-4400 Social Work Field Experience
SOW-4905 Directed Research
SOW-4910 Social Work Practice Methods I
SOW-4920 Social Work Practice Methods II

Select the remaining 9 hours from courses with an SOW or PSY prefix at the 3000 or 4000 level.

Social Work Major requires the Sociology Minor and must include:

SOC-2010 Introduction to Sociology
SOC-4700 Social Research Methods

Social Work Minor (for Deaconess students) (18 hours)

Required

SOW-4000 Introduction to Social Welfare
SOW-4100 Ethical Issues in the Helping Professions
SOW-4310 Loss and Mourning

Select the remaining 9 hours from courses with a SOC or SOW prefix.

Sociology Minor (for Social Work Majors) (19 hours)

Required (7 hours)

SOC-2010 Introduction to Sociology
SOC-4700 Social Research Methods

Select the remaining 12 hours from courses with a SOC prefix

Spanish Major (31 hours)

Required (22 hours)

SPA-2113 Intermediate Spanish I*
SPA-2114 Intermediate Spanish II*
SPA-3010 Advanced Spanish Conversation and Composition*
SPA-3020 Introduction to Literature in Spanish

One Spanish Culture course

SPA-4100 Latin American Cultures and Civilizations

SPA-4300 Studies in Spanish Literature

One Latin American Culture course

SPA-4100 Latin American Cultures and Civilizations

SPA-4210 Hispanic Cultures in the U.S.

One Literature course

SPA-4110 Studies in Latin American Literature

SPA-4115 Latin American Short Stories

SPA-4300 Studies in Spanish Literature

Electives (9 hours)

Choose from any SPA courses 4000 and above

FOL-4603 Methods/Principles of Teaching: Foreign Language

Spanish Minor (21 hours)

Select hours from courses with a SPA prefix.

*Transfer credit from the CLEP examination is applied individually toward Elementary and Intermediate Spanish courses: Elementary Spanish I, Elementary Spanish II, Intermediate Spanish I, and Intermediate Spanish II. Any CLEP credit equivalent to the Elementary Spanish level at Concordia University cannot be applied to the major in Spanish.

Theatre Major (36 hours)

Required - 18 hours

CTH-4410 History of Theatre
CTH-4428 Acting and Directing Studio I
CTH-4434 Technical Theatre
CTH-4437 Theatre Production I and CTH-4438 Theatre Production II
CTH-4511 Oral Interpretation of Literature
CTH-4980 Senior Project

One of the following - 3 hours

CTH-4370 Shakespeare
CTH-4420 Contemporary Theatre
CTH-4540 Modern Drama

Select remaining hours from the following - 15 hours

CTH-4110 Advanced Speech Communication
CTH-4220 Interpersonal Communication
CTH-4370 Shakespeare
CTH-4420 Contemporary Theatre
CTH-4422 The American Musical
CTH-4429 Acting and Directing Studio II
CTH 4432 Directing a One-Act Play
CTH-4440 Drama in Christian Worship
CTH-4520 Reader's Theatre
CTH-4540 Modern Drama
CTH-4710 Creative Dramatics
CTH-4910 Topics in Communication/Theatre
CTH-4990 Internship in Theatre (up to 3 hours may be counted toward the Major in Theatre)

See Communications for combined Communications & Theatre Major & Minor.

Theatre Administration Major (72 Hours)

Theatre Courses (37 Hours)
Required

CTH-2600 Introduction to Theatre
CTH-1500 Arts Administration
CTH-4410 History of Theatre
CTH-4420 Contemporary Theatre
CTH-4422 The American Musical
CTH-4428 Acting and Directing Studio I
CTH-4434 Technical Theatre
CTH-4437 Theatre Production I
CTH-4438 Theatre Production II
CTH-4980 Senior Project
CTH-4990 Internship in Theatre and Communication

Select two courses from the following:

CTH-4429 Acting and Directing Studio II
CTH-4432 Directing a One Act Play
CTH-4440 Dram in Christian Worship
CTH-4511 Oral Interpretation of Literature
CTH-4520 Readers Theatre

Business Courses(35 Hours)

ACC-2000 Financial Accounting
ACC-2100 Management Accounting
ACC-4700 Not-for-Profit Accounting
ECO-2XXX Economics and Finance
MAT-1XXX Descriptive Statistics
MGT-2000 Mangement
MGT-2020 Info Tech in Business
MGT-3030 Business Ethics
MGT-4500 Grants & Contract Mgmt & Development
MGT-4510 Personal & Institutional Finance
MGT-4520 Board Governance and Volunteer Mgmt
MGT-4530 Law, Policy & Gov't Relations for Not-for-Profits
MKT-2100 Marketing

Theological Languages Major (36 hours)

Language Courses (24 hours)

GRE-4110 Greek I
GRE-4120 Greek II
HEB-4101 Hebrew I
HEB-4102 Hebrew II
LAT-4110 Latin I
LAT-4120 Latin II

Readings Courses (12 hours)

GRE-4513 Greek Readings
GRE-4514 Readings in Greek
HEB-4500 Hebrew Readings
HEB-4501 Readings in Hebrew

Biblical Languages Minor (20 hours)

Language Courses (16 hours)

GRE-4110 Greek I
GRE-4120 Greek II
HEB-4101 Hebrew I
HEB-4102 Hebrew II

Readings Courses (4 hours)

At least one hour in a Greek Readings course and at least one hour in a Hebrew readings course. These courses may be repeated multiple times.

GRE-4513 Greek Readings
GRE-4514 Readings in Greek
HEB-4500 Hebrew Readings
HEB-4501 Readings in Hebrew

Theology Majors (30-34 hours)

Professional Studies Track (34 hours)

Required (20 hours)

THY-2000 The Old Testament
THY-2200 Faith of the Christian Church
THY-3100 The New Testament
THY-3210 Christian Life
THY-3300 History of Christian Biography
THY-4240 Church and Its Ministry
THY-4410 World Religions
THY-4490 Senior Seminar: Theology
Biblical Studies course (B) - 3 hours
History of Christianity course (H) - 3 hours
Religious Education Course (RE) - 3 hours
Remaining 3 hours from courses with a THY prefix

Christian Studies Track (30 hours)

Foundation courses (14-15 hours)

Introductory course in Biblical Studies (3 hours)
Introductory course in Systematic Theology (3 hours)
Introductory course in History of Christianity (2-3 hours)
Introductory course in Philosophy (3 hours)
THY-4410 World Religions

Advanced Courses (15-16 hours)

Required: THY-4490 Senior Seminar: Theology

Theology Minor (18 hours)

Course in Biblical Studies (3 hours)
Course in Systematic Theology (3 hours)
Course in History of Christianity (3 hours)
Course in Church and Society (3 hours)
Select remaining 6 hours from courses with a THY prefix at the 3000 or 4000 level

Women’s and Gender Studies

WGS at Concordia University endeavors to explore, from an interdisciplinary perspective, the full impact of gender in the experiences of men and women in the United States and around the world. This perspective assumes that race, class, ethnicity, and nation, among other factors, intersect with constructions of gender. Futhermore, the Women and Gender Studies Minor aims to implement effectively the university mission statement, assisting students to think critically about gender’s influence on social problems and social change as they navigate intellectually and spiritually in “a diverse, interconnected and increasingly urbanized church and world.”