What's My First Course? Fall 2004
Dedman College Majors
| Anthropology |
Anth 2301 or 2302, or any Anth 23_ or 33_; also foreign language Anth 2301 Intro to Cultural Anthropology Anth 2302 People of Earth, First 5 Million Years |
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| Biology or BioChemistry | Chem 1303 + lab 1113; biol 1401; Math 1337 Calculus | |
| Chemistry | Chem 1303 and lab 1113 | |
| Economics | Eco 1311 Consumers, Firms, and Markets (Micro) | |
| English |
Engl 1301 Rhetoric I; also one of these; Engl 1320 The World of Shakespeare Engl 1325 Chivalry Engl 1365 Literature of Minorities Engl 2305 Poetry Engl 2306 Fiction |
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| English-Creative Writing |
same as English above; also, Engl 2391 or 2392 Engl 2391 Introductory Poetry Writing Engl 2392 Introductory Fiction Writing |
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| Environmental Science |
Any Geol 13__ (See Geol below); plus: Intro Chemistry or Intro Biology or Physics; and Math 1337 Calculus I |
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| French, German, Spanish, Italian Area Studies |
Appropritate language level: 1401 =
beginning |
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| Geology, Geophysics, or Environmental Geology |
Any Geol below; Chem 1303 or Physics 1303, and Math 1337 Calculus I Geol 1301 Earth Systems |
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| History |
Your favorite course topic from below; also, a foreign
language is recommended Hist 1321 First-Year Seminar: People in U.S. History Hist 1322 First-Year Seminar: Queens/Mistresses Hist 2323 Russian Culture Hist 2355 Ancient Near East and Egypt Hist 2393 Japan Before 1850 Hist 3347 Civil War and Reconstruction Hist 3350 Life in the Medieval World Hist 3369 Colonial America |
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| International Studies |
Anth 2301 Intro to Cultural Anthropology Eco 1311 Microeconomics Plsc 1340 Comparative Politics or Plsc 1380 International Relations |
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| Markets and Culture | Eco 1311 Microeconomics | |
| Mathematics |
Math 1337 Calculus If AP credit, then Math 1338 Calculus II plus an Intro Biology, Intro Chem, or Physics |
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| Medieval Studies |
Engl 1325 Chivalry, Latin 1401 Intro to Latin and an Intro History, Art History, or Music History course |
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| Philosophy |
Your favorite topic below; foreign language is strongly
recommended Phil 1301 Logic Phil 1305 Intro to Philosophy Phil 1306 Minds, Machines, and Persons Phil 1316 Intro to Ethics Phil 1317 Business Ethics Phil 1313 Contemporary Moral Problems |
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| Physics |
Physics 1303 + lab 1105 Strong background? See department about placement test |
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| Political Science |
Plsc 1320 Intro to American Govt/Politics or Plsc 1340 Intro to Comparative Politics |
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| Psychology |
Psyc 1300 Intro to Psychology sugg: Stat 1301 for math fundamental; Biol 1401 or 1303 |
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| Public Policy |
Eco 1311 Cosumers, Firms, and Markets (Micro) Plsc 1320 Intro to American Govt/Politics or Plsc 1340 Comparative Politics |
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| Religious Studies |
Any topic below. Also suggested: French or German Reli 1301 Ways of Being Religious |
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| Sociology |
Soci 2310 Intro to Sociology; foreign language recommended |
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| Statistical Science |
Math 1337 Calculus; CSE 1340 Intro to Computing Concepts |
Meadows School of the Arts Majors:
| Advertising | Engl 1301 (min B-); Math; foreign language; MSA 2301 | |
| Art History |
ARHS 1303 Intro to Western Art; foreign language or studio art |
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| Cinema TV |
Engl 1301 (min B-); CTV 2301 Aesthetics CTV 1320 |
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| Corporate Communications |
Foreign language; MSA 2301; CCPA 2327; recommended: Stat 1301 |
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| Journalism | Engl 1301 (min B); foreign language; MSA 2301 | |
| Performing Arts | Dance, Music, Theatre Consult with the academic adviser | |
| Studio Art | Consult an academic adviser |
Business Majors:
| Business pre-majors |
Eco 1311 Consumer, Firms, and Markets (Micro) Math 1309 Business Calculus or Math 1337 Calculus I |
Engineering Majors: Consult the academic adviser
