ASSOCIATE OF ARTS

Requirements for the Associate of Arts include areas A through E of the core curriculum
plus COMM 2280 (3 semester hours), 15 hours of electives, and 2 hours of Physical Education.
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Area A -- Essential Skills -- 9 hours		Area D -- Science, Math & Technology -- 10-11 hours
	ENGL 1101-Composition and Rhetoric	I.	One laboratory science course selected from:
	ENGL 1102 or 1102H - Composition and Literature		BIOL 1107 -- Principles of Biology I
			CHEM 1151/1151L -- Survey of Chemistry I
	One course selected from:		CHEM 1211/1211L -- Principles of Chemistry I
	MATH 1101 - Mathematical Modelling		PHSC 1211/1211L --Physical Environment
	MATH 1111 - College Algebra		PHSC 1212/1212L -- Chemical Environment
	MATH 1113 - Precalculus Mathematics		PHYS 1111/1111L -- Introductory Physics I
	MATH 1161 - Calculus		PHYS 2211/2211L -- General Physics I
		II.	One science course selected from:
Area B -- Institutional Options -- 4-5 hours			ASTR 1010 -- Astronomy of the Solar System
Ethics & Values			BIOL 1107 -- Principles of Biology I
	One course selected from:		BIOL 1108 -- Principles of Biology II
	CHEM 2600 -- Ethical/Moral Issues in Sciences		BIOL 1120 -- The Diversity of Life
	ENGL 2000 -- Ethics and Values in Literature		BIOL 1121 -- Human Biology
	ETHC 2000 -- Interdisciplinary Ethics		BIOL 1122 -- Environmental Biology
	HIST 2000 -- Ethics and Values in History		CHEM 1151/1151L -- Survey of Chemistry I
	PHIIL 2251 -- Intro to Ethics & Contem. Phil		CHEM 1152/1152L -- Survey of Chemistry II
	PHIL/POLS 2390 -Human Values/Public Problems		CHEM 1211/1211L -- Principles of Chemistry I
	POLS 1200 -- Ethical Theories in Government		CHEM 1212/1212L -- Principles of Chemistry II
			GEOL 2010 -- Introduction to Physical Geology
Global Perspectives			PHSC 1211/1211L -- Physical Environment
	One course selected from:		PHSC 1212/1212L -- Chemical Environment
	ANTH 1150 -- Global Perspectives in Anthropology	III.	One math, science, or technology course:
	CHEM 2200 -- Science, Technology/Modern World		ASTR 1010 -- Astronomy of the Solar System
	CRJU 2010 -- Universal Justice		BIOl 1107 -- Principles of Biology I
	ECON 1150 -- Global Economic Problems		BIOL 1108 -- Principles of Biology II
	ENGL 2050 -- Africa and the Diaspora		BIOL 1120 -- The Diversity of Life
	EURO 2000 -- European Union		BIOL 1121 -- Human Biology
	GEOG 1100 -- World Regional Georgraphy		BIOL 1122 -- Environmental Biology
	GEOG 2120 -- Cultural Geography		CHEM 1151/1151L -- Survey of Chemistry I
	HIST 1111- Civilization I		CHEM 1152/1152L -- Survey of Chemistry II
	HIST 1112 or 1112H -- Civilization II		CHEM 1211/1211L -- Principles of Chemistry I
	HIST 2100 -- Africa and the Diaspora		CHEM 1212/1212L -- Principles of Chemistry II
	HONS 2000 -- Honors Topics in Global Perspectives		CSCI 1150 -- Fund. of the Internet and WWW
	POLS 1150 -- World Politics		CSCI 1301 -- Introduction to Programming Principles
	PUBL/POLS 2250 --International Organizations		GEOL 2010 -- Introduction to Physical Geology
			MATH 1113 -- Precalculus Mathematics
			MATH 1161 -- Calculus I
Area C - Humanities & Fine Arts - 6 hours			MATH 1950 -- Applied Math for Non-Science Majors
I.	One course selected from:		MATH 2200 -- The Spirit and Structure of Math
	ENGL 2100 or 2100H -- Literature and Humanities		MATH/CSCI 2252 -- Computational Methods in Statistics
	PHIL 2201 -- Introduction to Philosophy		MATH 2900 -- The Spirit and Structure of Mathematics
	PHIL 2251 -- Intro to Ethics and Moral Philosophy		PHSC 1211/1211L -- Physical Environment
			PHSC 1212/1212L -- Chemical Environment
II.	One course selected from:		PHYS 1111/1111L -- Introductory Physics I
	ARAP 1100 -- Art Appreciation		PHYS 1112/1112L -- Introductory Physics II
	ARAP/MUSC 1270 -- World of Art and Music		PHYS 2211/2211L -- General Physics I
	ARHS 2710 --Art History I		PHYS 2212/2212L -- General Physics II
	ARHS 2720 -- Art History II		SCIE 1000 -- Introduction to Scientific Inquiry
	MUSC 1100 -- Music Appreciation
	THEA 1100 -- Theatre Appreciation
	THEA 1200 -- Introduction to Theatre
	THEA 2410 -- Oral Interpretation





Area E -- Social Sciences -- 12 hours			Electives 18 hours
I.	HIST/POLS 1100 -- Political History of America/Georgia		I.	COMM 2280 -- Speech Communication

II.	One course selected from:
	HIST 1111 -- Civilization I
	HIST 1112 or 1112H -- Civilization II

III.	One course selected from:
	ANTH 1102 -- Introduction to Anthropology		Physical Education -- 2 hours
	ECON 2105 -- Principles of Macroeconomics
	ECON 2106 -- Principles of Microeconomics
	GEOG 2120 -- Cultural Geography
	PSYC 1101 or 1101H -- General Psychology
	SOCI 1101 -- Introductory Sociology

IV.	One course selected from:		Regents' Exam
	ANTH 1102 -- Introduction to Anthropology
	ECON 2105 -- Principles of Macroeconomics		Exit Exam (Academic Profile)
	ECON 2106 -- Principles of Microeconomics
	GEOG 2120 -- Cultural Geography
	HIST 1111 -- Civilization I
	HIST 1112 or 1112H -- Civilization II
	HIST 2111 -- History of America to 1877
	HIST 2112 -- History of America since 1865
	POLS 2100 -- Introduction to Political Science
	PSYC 1101 or 1101H -- General Psychology
	SOCI 1101 -- Introductory Sociology

	ASSOCIATE OF ARTS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
updated 22 Jul 2001

e-mail: nordquist@mail.com 22 Jul 2001