General Education Courses

Competency Requirements

English Composition*

Course Title Credits
The following courses are required:
ENGLISH 1130College Writing I3-4
or ENGLISH 1040 Studio College Writing I
ENGLISH 1230College Writing II3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

World Languages1,2,3

Retroactive credit may be earned.  See Credit by Examination or Prior Learning.

Course Title Credits
CHINESE 1540Elementary Chinese 44
CHINESE 1640Elementary Chinese4
FRENCH 1040Elementary French 44
FRENCH 1140Elementary French4
FRENCH 2040Intermediate French (HUMAN, GLOBAL)4
FRENCH 2140Intermediate French (HUMAN, GLOBAL)4
GERMAN 1240Elementary German 44
GERMAN 1340Elementary German4
GERMAN 2240Intermediate German (HUMAN, GLOBAL)4
GERMAN 2340Intermediate German (HUMAN, GLOBAL)4
PORTUG 1840Elementary Portuguese 44
PORTUG 1940Elementary Portuguese4
SPANISH 1030
SPANISH 1040
Elementary Spanish Part One
and Elementary Spanish Part Two 4
4
SPANISH 1840Elementary Spanish 44
SPANISH 1940Elementary Spanish4
SPANISH 2840Intermediate Spanish (HUMAN, GLOBAL)4
SPANISH 2940Intermediate Spanish (HUMAN, GLOBAL)4
1

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

2

The general education world languages requirement is waived for international students. 

3

The general education world languages requirement may be waived for online degree students (exclusions may apply). 

4

First semester world language courses do not satisfy the BA or BFA world languages general education requirement.

Speech*

Course Title Credits
SPEECH 1060Speech Communication for Professionals3
SPEECH 2010Speech Communication for Teachers3
SPEECH 2250Communication & Leadership in Small Groups3
SPEECH 3250Interpersonal Communication (Counts as either SPEECH or SOC SC, but not both)3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Mathematics*

Course Title Credits
MATH 1620Quantitative Reasoning3
MATH 1720Mathematical Explorations3
MATH 1730Mathematics of Finance3
MATH 1830Elementary Statistics3
MATH 1920Finite Mathematics with Applications3
MATH 2130Discrete Structures3
MATH 2450Precalculus5
MATH 2530Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry3
MATH 2630Business Calculus3
MATH 2640Calculus and Analytic Geometry I4
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Wellness*

Course Title Credits
HHP 1000Fitness Assessment and Management1
HHP 1650Fitness for Life2
HHP 2030Health Education2
HHP 2040Methods in Health, Nutrition, and Physical Education4
HHP 2060Foundations of Wellness2
WOMGENDR 2430Women and Health (GENDER)3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Physical Activity*

Course Title Credits
HHP 1030Leadership in Adventure Education and Outdoor Experiences2
HHP 1050Outdoor Pursuits1
HHP 1100Seasonal Activities1
HHP 1110Weight Training1
HHP 1120Aerobic Weight Training1
HHP 1130Badminton1
HHP 1140Basketball1
HHP 1150Bicycling1
HHP 1200Self Defense1
HHP 1210Golf1
HHP 1230Jogging/Walking1
HHP 1250Relaxation1
HHP 1280Personal Conditioning1
HHP 1300Personal Fitness1
HHP 1310Scuba Diving1
HHP 1340Soccer1
HHP 1370Dance Tech/Practice (Ballroom, Latin, Country)1
HHP 1390Racquet Sports1
HHP 1400Fitness Assessment and Awareness/Activity0.5-1
HHP 1410Swimming1
HHP 1430Tennis1
HHP 1440Volleyball1
HHP 1460Yoga / Pilates1
HHP 1480Advanced Fitness Training1
HHP 1530Bowling1
HHP 1640Downhill Skiing1
MUSIC 1820Marching Pioneers1
HHP 2740Exercise Technique and Performance2
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Ethnic Studies (ETHNIC)*

Course Title Credits
ANTH 3080Archaeology of North America (SOC SC)3
ANTH 3140Indians of North America (SOC SC)3
ART/ETHNSTDY 2750Native American Art (FINE A)3
BUSADMIN/ETHNSTDY/WOMGENDR 3340Management, Gender & Race (GENDER)3
CRIMLJUS/ETHNSTDY 2830Ethnicity, Race and Crime3
ECONOMIC/ETHNSTDY/POLISCI 2940The Political Economy of Race, Gender and Ethnicity (GENDER)3
ENGLISH 2420American Indians in Literature and Film (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY 2480Race and Ethnicity in Film (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY 2950Intro to Multi-Ethnic American Literature (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY 3730African-American Literature (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY 3840Topics in US Minority Ethnic Literature (HUMAN)3
ETHNSTDY 1030Race, Gender, and Class in the U.S. (GENDER)3
ETHNSTDY 2130The Native American Experience (HUMAN)3
ETHNSTDY 2200Introduction to Ethnic Studies3
ETHNSTDY 2230Black Experience in the U. S.3
ETHNSTDY/HISTORY 3010Race, Gender, and United States Labor History (HIST P)3
ETHNSTDY 3100The History and Politics of Hip Hop3
ETHNSTDY/HISTORY 3170Native America and Colonial Borderlands to 1887 (HIST P)3
ETHNSTDY/HISTORY 3180Native American History, What you thought you knew (HIST P)3
ETHNSTDY/SOCIOLGY 3230Social Inequalities (SOC SC)3
ETHNSTDY/HISTORY 3240African-American History 1619 to Present (HIST P)3
ETHNSTDY/WOMGENDR 3830Black Women and Feminism in the U.S. (GENDER)3
ETHNSTDY/THEATRE 4850Multicultural Dramatic Literature3
HHP 3070Social Aspects of Sports (SOC SC)3
HISTORY 3250History of Minorities in America (HIST P)3
PSYCHLGY 2130Psychology of Prejudice, Discrimination, and Stigma (SOC SC)3
SOCIOLGY 2340Sociology of Race and Ethnicity (SOC SC)3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Fine Arts (FINE A)*

Course Title Credits
ART 1010Drawing I: Basic Drawing3
ART 1230Art and Children's Literature for Teachers3
ART 1240Art and Social Studies for Teachers3
ART 2140Art History I: Ancient and Medieval3
ART 2210Art History II: Renaissance to Modern3
ART 2430Art Survey3
ART/ETHNSTDY 2750Native American Art (ETHNIC)3
ART 2840Introduction to World Architecture3
ART 293019th C. Art History: The Emergence of Modernity3
ART 3010Faculty-Led Short-Term International Experience in Art (GLOBAL)3
ART 334020th c. Art History: Modern to Contemporary3
ART 3530East Asian Art (GLOBAL)3
ENGLISH 2120Introduction to Creative Writing3
MUSIC 1100Jazz Ensemble (counts as FINE ARTS after three times with 3 credits earned)1
MUSIC 1510University Orchestra (counts as FINE ARTS after three times with 3 credits earned)1
MUSIC 1590Music Appreciation3
MUSIC 1610Concert Bands (counts as FINE ARTS after three times with 3 credits earned)1
MUSIC 1710Choir (counts as FINE ARTS after three times with 3 credits earned)1
MUSIC 2020Music Theater (counts as FINE ARTS after three times with 3 credits earned)1
MUSIC 2250History and Literature of Western Music I2
MUSIC 2350History and Literature of Western Music II2
MUSIC 2450World Music Survey3
MUSIC 2550American Music3
MUSIC 2650History of Jazz3
MUSIC 2750History of American Musical Theatre3
MUSIC 2850History of Rock and Roll3
MUSIC 3250History and Literature of Western Music III2
MUSIC 3350History and Literature of Western Music IV2
THEATRE 1130Introduction to the Theatre3
THEATRE 4220Dramatic Literature II3
THEATRE 4630Theatre History I3
THEATRE 4730Theatre History II3
WOMGENDR 3430Women and the Arts (GENDER)3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Gender Studies (GENDER)*

Course Title Credits
ANTH 2500Women in Cross-Cultural Perspectives (SOC SC)3
BUSADMIN/ETHNSTDY/WOMGENDR 3340Management, Gender & Race (ETHNIC)3
CRIMLJUS/WOMGENDR 3730Women, Gender, and Justice (SOC SC)3
ECONOMIC/ETHNSTDY/POLISCI 2940The Political Economy of Race, Gender and Ethnicity (ETHNIC)3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 2150Introduction to LGBTQ+ Studies (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 2490Gender in Film (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 2830Survey of Women Writers (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 3110LGBTQ+ Literature for Young Adults (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 3280LGBTQ+ Literature (HUMAN)3
ETHNSTDY 1030Race, Gender, and Class in the U.S. (ETHNIC)3
ETHNSTDY/WOMGENDR 3830Black Women and Feminism in the U.S. (ETHNIC)3
GEOGRPHY/WOMGENDR 3170Space, Place, and Gender3
GEOGRPHY 4350Gender Relations in Cross-Cultural Perspective3
HHP 2180Women and Sports (SOC SC)3
HISTORY/WOMGENDR 3520American Women's History (HIST P)3
HISTORY/WOMGENDR 3700Women in European Civilization (HIST P)3
PHLSPHY/WOMGENDR 3530Philosophy of Gender and Sexuality (HUMAN)3
POLISCI 3250Women, Gender, and Politics (SOC SC)3
PSYCHLGY/WOMGENDR 2080Psychology of Women and Gender (SOC SC)3
PSYCHLGY 3630The Psychology of Human Sexuality (SOC SC)3
SOCIOLGY/WOMGENDR 2230Gender and Society (SOC SC)3
THEATRE/WOMGENDR 4840Gay and Lesbian Drama3
WOMGENDR 1130Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies (HUMAN)3
WOMGENDR 2430Women and Health (HHP-WELLNESS)3
WOMGENDR 2730Women in Science and Engineering (SOC SC)3
WOMGENDR 3200Gender and Popular Culture (SOC SC)3
WOMGENDR 3330Topics in Women & Gender Studies2-3
WOMGENDR 3430Women and the Arts (FINE A)3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Global Studies (GLOBAL)*

Course Title Credits
AGBUS 2330World Population, Food and Resources (SOC SC)3
AGRIC 4600Faculty Led Short-Term International Experience in Agriculture3
ANTH 1130Introduction to Anthropology (SOC SC)3
ANTH 2130Cultural Anthropology (SOC SC)3
ANTH 2220Conservation, Wildlife, and Recreation (SOC SC)3
ART 3010Faculty-Led Short-Term International Experience in Art (FINE A)3
ART 3530East Asian Art (FINE A)3
BIOLOGY 1230Global Public Health3
BIOLOGY 2130Plants and Society3
BUSADMIN 1300Global Business3
BUSADMIN 3750International Short Study1-3
CIVILENG 4680Cycling Infrastructure in the Netherlands3
CRIMLJUS 3230Comparative Criminal Justice Systems3
ENERGY 3830Short Term Faculty-Led International Experience in Energy3
ENGLISH 2640World Literature I (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH 2650World Literature II (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH 2770International Cinema (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH 3250Sociolinguistics (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH 3260Language and Culture (HUMAN)3
ENGLISH 4550Studies In World Literature (HUMAN)3
FRENCH 2040Intermediate French (HUMAN)4
FRENCH 2140Intermediate French (HUMAN)4
FRENCH 3000Foreign Languages Travel Abroad Seminar (HUMAN)1-4
GEOGRPHY 1050Introduction to Human Geography (SOC SC)3
GEOGRPHY 1230Survey of Cultural Geography (SOC SC)3
GEOGRPHY 1330World Regional Geography (SOC SC)3
GEOGRPHY 3530Topics in Regional Geography (SOC SC)2-3
GEOGRPHY 3630Geography of Latin America (SOC SC)3
GEOGRPHY 3930Geography of Asia (SOC SC)3
GERMAN 2240Intermediate German (HUMAN)4
GERMAN 2340Intermediate German (HUMAN)4
GERMAN 2440Contemporary Germany (HUMAN)3
GERMAN 3000Foreign Languages Travel Abroad Seminar (HUMAN)1-4
GERMAN 3330German Literature of the 20th Century (HUMAN)3
GERMAN 3430German Literature of the 19th Century (HUMAN)3
GERMAN 3530German Civilization (HUMAN)3
HISTORY 2010World Civilization I (HIST P) 13
HISTORY 2020World Civilization II (HIST P)3
HISTORY 2500An International History of Technology (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3190Global Cold War 1945-1989 (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3640Imperialism and Resistance (HIST P)3
HISTORY/WOMGENDR 3650Women and Gender in Latin American History (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3660Colonial Latin American History (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3670Modern Latin American History (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3680World History Through Film (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3890History of Science and Technology in Europe: Faculty-Led Short-Term Intl Exp (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3910Globalism in the 21st Century (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3920Modern Middle East (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3950/POLISCI 3340Modern Japan (HIST P)3
HISTORY 3970/POLISCI 3350Modern China (HIST P)3
HISTORY 4110Russia to 1856 (HIST P)3
HISTORY/POLISCI 4120Modern Russia (HIST P)3
HISTORY 4130Central Asia: Empires and Nations (HIST P)3
HISTORY/POLISCI 4460Modern Africa (HIST P)3
PHLSPHY 2930Major Traditions in Eastern Religions (HUMAN)3
PHLSPHY 3440Environmental Ethics (HUMAN)3
POLISCI 2360International Relations (SOC SC)3
POLISCI 2430Comparative Politics (SOC SC)3
POLISCI 3710Democracy and Democratization (SOC SC)3
POLISCI 3720Politics of the Global Economy (SOC SC)3
POLISCI 3750International Human Rights (SOC SC)3
POLISCI 3760International Security (SOC SC)3
SOCIOLGY 3050Global Social Problems (SOC SC)3
SPANISH 2840Intermediate Spanish (HUMAN)4
SPANISH 2940Intermediate Spanish (HUMAN)4
SPANISH 3000Foreign Languages Travel Abroad Seminar (HUMAN)1-4
SPANISH 3830Spanish Civilization (HUMAN)3
SPANISH 3840Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture (HUMAN)1-3
SPANISH 3850Spanish American Literature and Culture I (HUMAN)3
SPANISH 3860Spanish American Literature and Culture II (HUMAN)3
SPANISH 4720Spanish Literature of the 20th Century (HUMAN)2
UWPSTUDY 3000Liberal Arts & Education Short Term International Experience1-3
UWPSTUDY 3020BILSA Short-Term International Experience1-3
UWPSTUDY 3030EMS Short-Term International Experience1-3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

1

Effective Spring 2024, HISTORY 2010 will fulfill both the Historical Perspectives General Education requirement and the Global Studies General Education requirement.

Historical Perspectives (HIST P)*

Course Title Credits
ETHNSTDY/HISTORY 3010Race, Gender, and United States Labor History (ETHNIC)3
ETHNSTDY/HISTORY 3170Native America and Colonial Borderlands to 1887 (ETHNIC)3
ETHNSTDY/HISTORY 3180Native American History, What you thought you knew (ETHNIC)3
ETHNSTDY/HISTORY 3240African-American History 1619 to Present (ETHNIC)3
HISTORY 1050Western Civilization I3
HISTORY 1060Western Civilization II3
HISTORY 1110Ancient History I3
HISTORY 1120Ancient History II3
HISTORY 2010World Civilization I (GLOBAL) 13
HISTORY 2020World Civilization II (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 2330History of the United States to 18773
HISTORY 2430History of the United States since 18773
HISTORY 2500An International History of Technology (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3040Introduction to Public History3
HISTORY 3080American Military History3
HISTORY 3120American Colonial History3
HISTORY 3140The Civil War and Reconstruction3
HISTORY 3160US Legal History of Race and Gender3
HISTORY 3190Global Cold War 1945-1989 (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3230The West in American History3
HISTORY 3250History of Minorities in America (ETHNIC)3
HISTORY 3400The Vietnam War3
HISTORY 3410The United States, 1898-19453
HISTORY 3450History of U S Foreign Relations3
HISTORY 3480The United States since 19453
HISTORY/WOMGENDR 3520American Women's History (GENDER)3
HISTORY/POLISCI 3610British Isles to 17143
HISTORY/POLISCI 3620British Isles since 17143
HISTORY 3640Imperialism and Resistance (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY/WOMGENDR 3650Women and Gender in Latin American History (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3660Colonial Latin American History (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3670Modern Latin American History (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3680World History Through Film (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3690Film as Social History3
HISTORY/WOMGENDR 3700Women in European Civilization (GENDER)3
HISTORY 3730Medieval Europe3
HISTORY 3740The Renaissance and Reformation3
HISTORY 3830French Revolution and Napoleon 1789-18153
HISTORY 3840History of Medicine3
HISTORY 3860History of Western Science3
HISTORY 3870Nazi Germany and the Holocaust3
HISTORY 3880Modern European Thought and Culture3
HISTORY 3890History of Science and Technology in Europe: Faculty-Led Short-Term Intl Exp (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3910Globalism in the 21st Century (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3920Modern Middle East (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3950/POLISCI 3340Modern Japan (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3970/POLISCI 3350Modern China (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 4110Russia to 1856 (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY/POLISCI 4120Modern Russia (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 4130Central Asia: Empires and Nations (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY/POLISCI 4460Modern Africa (GLOBAL)3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

1

Effective Spring 2024, HISTORY 2010 will fulfill both the Historical Perspectives General Education requirement and the Global Studies General Education requirement.

Humanities (HUMAN)*

Course Title Credits
ENGLISH 1330Introduction to Literature3
ENGLISH 2100Thematic Studies in Literature3
ENGLISH 2130British Literature I: Beginnings through the Age of Swift3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 2150Introduction to LGBTQ+ Studies (GENDER)3
ENGLISH 2210Introduction to Linguistics3
ENGLISH 2220Literature and Science3
ENGLISH 2250Introduction to Film3
ENGLISH 2270Special Topics in Film Studies3
ENGLISH 2330British Literature II: Romanticism through the Present3
ENGLISH 2420American Indians in Literature and Film (ETHNIC)3
ENGLISH 2430American Literature Through the Civil War3
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY 2480Race and Ethnicity in Film (ETHNIC)3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 2490Gender in Film (GENDER)3
ENGLISH 2510Introduction to Drama3
ENGLISH 2530American Literature Since the Civil War3
ENGLISH 2640World Literature I (GLOBAL)3
ENGLISH 2650World Literature II (GLOBAL)3
ENGLISH 2660Modern Literature3
ENGLISH 2670Contemporary Literature3
ENGLISH 2770International Cinema (GLOBAL)3
ENGLISH 2800Introduction to Shakespeare3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 2830Survey of Women Writers (GENDER)3
ENGLISH 2840Science Fiction and/or Fantasy Literature3
ENGLISH 2850Literature of Nature3
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY 2950Intro to Multi-Ethnic American Literature (ETHNIC)3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 3110LGBTQ+ Literature for Young Adults (GENDER)3
ENGLISH 3230The English Novel and Short Story3
ENGLISH 3250Sociolinguistics (GLOBAL)3
ENGLISH 3260Language and Culture (GLOBAL)3
ENGLISH/WOMGENDR 3280LGBTQ+ Literature (GENDER)3
ENGLISH 3370Renaissance Literature3
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY 3730African-American Literature (ETHNIC)3
ENGLISH/ETHNSTDY 3840Topics in US Minority Ethnic Literature (ETHNIC)3
ENGLISH 3890Film and Literature3
ENGLISH 3910Classical Mythology3
ENGLISH 4020History and Theory of Rhetoric3
ENGLISH 4330Shakespeare3
ENGLISH 4550Studies In World Literature (GLOBAL)3
ETHNSTDY 2130The Native American Experience (ETHNIC)3
FRENCH 2040Intermediate French (GLOBAL)4
FRENCH 2140Intermediate French (GLOBAL)4
FRENCH 3000Foreign Languages Travel Abroad Seminar (GLOBAL)1-4
GERMAN 2240Intermediate German (GLOBAL)4
GERMAN 2340Intermediate German (GLOBAL)4
GERMAN 2440Contemporary Germany (GLOBAL)3
GERMAN 3000Foreign Languages Travel Abroad Seminar (GLOBAL)1-4
GERMAN 3330German Literature of the 20th Century (GLOBAL)3
GERMAN 3430German Literature of the 19th Century (GLOBAL)3
GERMAN 3530German Civilization (GLOBAL)3
HISTORY 3320History of Wisconsin3
PHLSPHY 1130Introduction to Philosophy3
PHLSPHY 2050Philosophy of Love, Sex and Friendship3
PHLSPHY 2100Thinking Critically3
PHLSPHY 2530Ethics3
PHLSPHY 2550Business Ethics3
PHLSPHY 2930Major Traditions in Eastern Religions (GLOBAL)3
PHLSPHY 3030Ancient and Medieval Philosophy3
PHLSPHY 3040Modern Philosophy3
PHLSPHY 3140Philosophy of Sport3
PHLSPHY 3230Philosophy of Religion3
PHLSPHY 3440Environmental Ethics (GLOBAL)3
PHLSPHY 3480Biomedical Ethics3
PHLSPHY/WOMGENDR 3530Philosophy of Gender and Sexuality (GENDER)3
PHLSPHY 3540Science, Technology, and Ethics3
PHLSPHY 3630Philosophy of Law3
PHLSPHY 3840Existentialism3
SEJ 2230Introduction to Social and Environmental Justice3
SPANISH 2840Intermediate Spanish (GLOBAL)4
SPANISH 2940Intermediate Spanish (GLOBAL)4
SPANISH 3000Foreign Languages Travel Abroad Seminar (GLOBAL)1-4
SPANISH 3830Spanish Civilization (GLOBAL)3
SPANISH 3840Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture (GLOBAL)1-3
SPANISH 3850Spanish American Literature and Culture I (GLOBAL)3
SPANISH 3860Spanish American Literature and Culture II (GLOBAL)3
SPANISH 4720Spanish Literature of the 20th Century (GLOBAL)2
WOMGENDR 1130Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies (GENDER)3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Natural Sciences (NAT SC)*

Course Title Credits
ASTRON 1300Survey of Astronomy 13
ASTRON 1310Introductory Astronomy Lab1
ASTRON 1340Introductory Astronomy: Stars and Galaxies 13
ASTRON 1350Introductory Astronomy: The Solar System 13
BIOLOGY 1150Concepts of Biology5
BIOLOGY 1350General Botany5
BIOLOGY 1650The Unity of Life5
BIOLOGY 1750The Diversity of Life5
BIOLOGY 1910Environmental Science4
BIOLOGY 2340Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology4
CHEMSTRY 1050Survey of General Chemistry5
CHEMSTRY 1140General Chemistry I4
CHEMSTRY 1150General Chemistry I with Math Development5
CHEMSTRY 1240General Chemistry II4
CHEMSTRY 1450Chemistry for Engineers5
GEOGRPHY 1040Planet Earth4
GEOGRPHY 3140Global Landforms4
GEOGRPHY 3240Weather and Climate4
GEOLOGY 1140Physical Geology4
GEOLOGY 1240Historical Geology4
GEOLOGY 1690Environmental Geology4
HHP 3020Physiology of Exercise4
HHP 3720Biomechanical Kinesiology4
PHYSICS 1050Principles of Physics5
PHYSICS 1350Introductory Physics I5
PHYSICS 1640Physics for Video Games4
PHYSICS 2240General Physics I4
SCSCI 3220Plant Development and Biotechnology4
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

1

ASTRON 1310 (laboratory component) must be completed along with an Astronomy lecture course (ASTRON 1300, ASTRON 1340, or ASTRON 1350) in order to receive Natural Science credit.

Social Sciences (SOC SC)*

Course Title Credits
AGBUS 2330World Population, Food and Resources (GLOBAL)3
ANTH 1020Introduction to Archaeology and the Prehistoric World3
ANTH 1130Introduction to Anthropology (GLOBAL)3
ANTH 2130Cultural Anthropology (GLOBAL)3
ANTH 2220Conservation, Wildlife, and Recreation (GLOBAL)3
ANTH 2500Women in Cross-Cultural Perspectives (GENDER)3
ANTH 3020Archaeology of Wisconsin3
ANTH 3080Archaeology of North America (ETHNIC)3
ANTH 3140Indians of North America (ETHNIC)3
ANTH 3430Religion, Magic and Witchcraft3
CRIMLJUS 1130Introduction to Criminal Justice3
CRIMLJUS/WOMGENDR 3730Women, Gender, and Justice (GENDER)3
ECONOMIC 1010Introduction to Economics3
ECONOMIC 2130Principles of Macroeconomics3
ECONOMIC 2230Principles of Microeconomics3
ENERGY 2130Energy, Environment, and Society3
ENTRP 2010Social Context of Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship3
ETHNSTDY/SOCIOLGY 3230Social Inequalities (ETHNIC)3
GEOGRPHY 1050Introduction to Human Geography (GLOBAL)3
GEOGRPHY 1230Survey of Cultural Geography (GLOBAL)3
GEOGRPHY 1330World Regional Geography (GLOBAL)3
GEOGRPHY 2370The Land Ethic3
GEOGRPHY 3330Environmental Conservation3
GEOGRPHY 3530Topics in Regional Geography (GLOBAL)2-3
GEOGRPHY 3630Geography of Latin America (GLOBAL)3
GEOGRPHY 3930Geography of Asia (GLOBAL)3
HHP 2180Women and Sports (GENDER)3
HHP 3070Social Aspects of Sports (ETHNIC)3
MEDIA 1630Introduction to Mass Media3
POLISCI 1130Introduction to Politics3
POLISCI 1230Introduction to American Government3
POLISCI 1430Current Issues and Democracy3
POLISCI 2360International Relations (GLOBAL)3
POLISCI 2430Comparative Politics (GLOBAL)3
POLISCI 2540Introduction to Public Policy3
POLISCI 3240Political Psychology3
POLISCI 3250Women, Gender, and Politics (GENDER)3
POLISCI 3330American Political Parties and Interest Groups3
POLISCI/SOCIOLGY 3440Social Research Methods3
POLISCI 3520The Judicial Process3
POLISCI 3530State and Local Government3
POLISCI 3650Political Theory3
POLISCI 3710Democracy and Democratization (GLOBAL)3
POLISCI 3720Politics of the Global Economy (GLOBAL)3
POLISCI 3750International Human Rights (GLOBAL)3
POLISCI 3760International Security (GLOBAL)3
POLISCI 3770Politics of Sports3
POLISCI 3780Constitutional Law3
POLISCI 3830Civil Liberties3
PSYCHLGY 1130General Psychology3
PSYCHLGY 2030Positive Psychology3
PSYCHLGY/WOMGENDR 2080Psychology of Women and Gender (GENDER)3
PSYCHLGY 2130Psychology of Prejudice, Discrimination, and Stigma (ETHNIC)3
PSYCHLGY 2730Life Span Developmental Psychology3
PSYCHLGY 2930Human Behavior in the Social Environment3
PSYCHLGY 3000Cognitive Psychology3
PSYCHLGY 3030Learning and Behavior3
PSYCHLGY 3130Child Psychology3
PSYCHLGY 3230Adolescent Psychology3
PSYCHLGY 3530Social Psychology3
PSYCHLGY 3630The Psychology of Human Sexuality (GENDER)3
PSYCHLGY 3990Psychology of Adulthood and Aging3
PSYCHLGY 4010Health Psychology3
PSYCHLGY 4020Contemporary Issues in Psychology1-3
PSYCHLGY 4030Theories of Personality3
PSYCHLGY 4430Psychopathology3
PSYCHLGY 4830Psychology and the Law3
SOCIOLGY 1030Introduction to Sociology3
SOCIOLGY/WOMGENDR 2230Gender and Society (GENDER)3
SOCIOLGY 2330Contemporary Social Problems3
SOCIOLGY 2340Sociology of Race and Ethnicity (ETHNIC)3
SOCIOLGY 2420Marriage and Family3
SOCIOLGY 3050Global Social Problems (GLOBAL)3
SOCIOLGY 3250Society and the Environment3
SOCIOLGY 3260Life and Culture in the United States3
SOCIOLGY 3330Crime and Delinquency3
SOCIOLGY 3530Rural Sociology3
SPEECH 3250Interpersonal Communication (Counts as either SPEECH or SOC SC, but not both)3
TEACHING 2130Human Growth and Development3
WOMGENDR 2730Women in Science and Engineering (GENDER)3
WOMGENDR 3200Gender and Popular Culture (GENDER)3
*

All courses may not be available at all campuses and/or in all formats.

Two-Course Sequence (Associate Degrees Only)

First Course Second Course
ACCTING 2010 ACCTING 2020
ART 1010 ART 2310
ART 2310 ART 3310
ART 1420 ART 1520
ART 1410 ART 2410
- -
Any of: Any of:
BIOLOGY 1150 BIOLOGY 2140
- -
BIOLOGY 1650 or BIOLOGY 1750 BIOLOGY 2420
- -
BIOLOGY 2140 BIOLOGY 2240
- -
CHEMSTRY 1050 CHEMSTRY 1140
CHEMSTRY 1140 CHEMSTRY 1240
CHEMSTRY 1150 CHEMSTRY 1240
CHEMSTRY 1240 CHEMSTRY 3540
- -
COMPUTER 1130 COMPUTER 1430
- -
ECONOMIC 1010 ECONOMIC 2130 or ECONOMIC 2230
- -
ENGLISH 1330 Any of:
ENGLISH 2130
ENGLISH 2330
ENGLISH 2420
ENGLISH 2430
ENGLISH 2490
ENGLISH 2510
ENGLISH 2530
ENGLISH 2660
ENGLISH 2670
ENGLISH 2800
ENGLISH 2830
ENGLISH 2840
ENGLISH 2850
ENGLISH 2950
- -
ENGLISH 2120 ENGLISH 2050
- -
GEOGRPHY 1040 Any of:
GEOGRPHY 3140
GEOGRPHY 3240
GEOGRPHY 3340
- -
HISTORY 2330 HISTORY 3120
HISTORY 3230
HISTORY 3250
- -
HISTORY 2430 Any of:
HISTORY 3230
HISTORY 3250
HISTORY 3400
HISTORY 3410
- -
HISTORY 2020 HISTORY 3910
- -
Any of: Any of:
MATH 1530 MATH 1530
MATH 1620 MATH 2530
MATH 1830 MATH 2630
MATH 2530 MATH 2640
MATH 2630 MATH 2740
MATH 2640
- -
MUSIC 1340 MUSIC 1440
MUSIC 1440 MUSIC 2340
MUSIC 2340 MUSIC 2440
MUSIC 1730 MUSIC 1830
MUSIC 1530 MUSIC 1630
MUSIC 1630 MUSIC 2530
MUSIC 2530 MUSIC 3630
- -
PHLSPHY 1130 Any of:
PHLSPHY 2050
PHLSPHY 2100
PHLSPHY 2530
PHLSPHY 3140
PHLSPHY 3440
PHLSPHY 3480
PHLSPHY 3540
PHLSPHY 3840
- -
PHYSICS 1350 PHYSICS 1450
PHYSICS 2240 PHYSICS 2340
- -
POLISCI 1130 Any of:
POLISCI 1230
POLISCI 2360
POLISCI 2430
- -
POLISCI 1230 POLISCI 2360 or POLISCI 2430
- -
PSYCHLGY 1130 Any of:
PSYCHLGY 2030
PSYCHLGY 2080
PSYCHLGY 2730
PSYCHLGY 3530
PSYCHLGY 4020
PSYCHLGY 4030
PSYCHLGY 4430
- -
SOCIOLGY 1030 Any of:
SOCIOLGY 2230
SOCIOLGY 2330
SOCIOLGY 2340
SOCIOLGY 3050
ANTH 3430
- -
ANTH 1130 Any of:
ANTH 1020
ANTH 1050
ANTH 2130
ANTH 2500
ANTH 3020
ANTH 3080
ANTH 3140
ANTH 3430
- -
- -
TEACHING 1230 Any of:
- PSYCHLGY 2730
- PSYCHLGY 3130
- PSYCHLGY 3230
- TEACHING 2130
THEATRE 1130 THEATRE 2220