Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences Pre-Approved Related Courses

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1 1 Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences Pre-Approved Related Courses In addition to major specific courses, the Department requires that students complete twelve credits of 2000 level or above courses taken outside of the Department that are related to the major. These do not have to be from the same department. Ordinarily courses from Allied Health, Anthropology, Human Development and Family Studies, Linguistics, Psychology, Sociology, Education, and Biology are selected for related coursework. The following is a list of pre-approved related courses. They are broken down into fourteen categories based on areas of interest. The areas of interest are: Biological Development, Cognitive Studies, Health, Psychological Development, Counseling, Research, Language, Deaf Studies, Communication, Musical Studies, Physics, Cultural Studies, Gender and Sexuality and Aging. Some courses fall into multiple areas because of their content. Any course that falls into multiple categories will only be counted as one related course. In addition, taking courses from an area of interest does not constitute expert knowledge in that area and will not be signified on the transcript in the way of a concentration. For a full list of all pre-approved relateds organized by department, please see page 14 of this document. Other courses may be used to satisfy this requirement with the permission of your advisor. Prerequisites have been indicated; however, these are subject to change and students are responsible for checking with the department offering the course for details. Biological Development MCB Cell Biology BIOL Corequisite: MCB 2000 OR 3010 MCB Human Genetics BIOL 1107; Not open to students who passed MCB 2410 MCB Genetics BIOL 1107; Not open to students who passed MCB 2400 MCB Fundamentals of Microbiology Pre- or Co - Requisite: CHEM 2241 or 2443 MCB Human Metabolism and Disease Pre- or Co - Requisite: CHEM 2444; Recommended: MCB 2210 or Not open for credit to students who passed MCB MCB 3022W 3 Human Disease and the Development of Therapeutic Agents ENGL 1010 or 1011 or 2011; Recommended level MCB course MCB Cancer Cell Biology and Genetics ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; Recommended: MCB 2410 MCB Developmental and Regenerative Biology BIOL 1107; Recommended: MCB 2210 and 2400 or 2410

2 MCB Virology MCB 2610 and Recommended: MCB 3201 or 3010 MCB Genetic Engineering and Functional Genomics 2 MCB 2400 OR Recommended Preparation: MCB 2000 or 3010 MCB Pathogenic Microbiology MCB 2610 MCB Basic Immunology BIOL Recommended: MCB 2210 MCB Experiments in Bacterial Genetics MCB Recommended: MCB 3617 NUSC Nutrition and Human Development NUSC 1165 NUSC Principles of Nutrition NUSC 1165 AND MCB 2000 OR 3010 NUSC Dietary Supplements and Functional Foods PNB credits each sem PNB credits each Human Physiology and Anatomy Enhanced Human Physiology and Anatomy NUSC 1165 AND CHEM 2241 OR 2443 BIOL 1107 AND CHEM 1122 OR 1124Q or 1127Q. Not open to students who pass PNB BIOL 1107 AND CHEM 1122 OR 1124Q or 1127Q. Not open to students who pass PNB sem PNB Biology of the Brain One PNB course PNB Stem Cell Biology PNB 2250 OR Recommended MCB 200, 2210 OR 2410 PNB 3263WQ 3 Investigations in Neurobiology PNB 2250 OR AND ENGL 1010 OR 1011 OR 2011 PNB 3264W 4 Molecular Principles of Physiology PNB 2274, MCB 2410 OR MCB 3010 AND ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 PNB Molecular Neuroanatomical One PNB course. Recommended: MCB 2000 OR 3010 PNB Patient and the Healer Consent PNB Biology of Nervous System Diseases PNB 2274 OR 3251 AND MCB 2000, 2210, 2410, OR 3010 PSYC Physiological Psychology BIOL 1102 OR 1107 OR PNB AND PSYCH 1100 PSYC Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience JR+

3 3 Cognitive Studies ANTH Culture, Language, and Thought None ANTH Cognitive Anthropology ANTH 3002 COGS Foundations of Cognitive Science None PNB Biology of the Brain One PNB course PNB 3263WQ 3 Investigations in Neurobiology PNB 2250 OR AND ENGL 1010 OR 1011 OR 2011 PSYC 2300/W 3 Abnormal Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR AND ENGL 1010, 1011, OR 2011 PSYC The Study of Personality PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Developmental Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Learning PSYC 1000 AND PSYC 1101 OR PSYC Cognitive Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Motivation and Emotion PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR ; JR+ PSYC Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience JR+ 3457/W 3 Sociology of Mental Illness Jr+ (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) Health AH Medical Terminology Consent AH Aging: Implications for Health Consent; JR+ Professionals AH Counseling and Teaching for the Health Professional Consent; JR+ ANTH 3202W 3 Illness and Curing ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 ANTH Medical Ecology ANTH 3300 ANTH Introduction to Global Health SOPH+ COMM Health Communication COMM 1000, 1300, COMM 3000Q OR PSYC 2100Q; JR+ GEOG Medical and Health Care Geography None

4 HDFS Living with Chronic or Life-threatening Illness HDFS/ LLAS 3442/ 3250 JR+ 3 Health and Health Care JR+ HCMI Risk Management and Insurance JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Introduction to Health Care Management JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Health Care Industry Analysis HCMI 3240; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Health and Social Insurance HCMI 3240; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Health Law and Policy HCMI 3240; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Healthcare Financial and Human Resources Management HCMI 3240 & 3243 JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Life Insurance and Retirement Security HCMI 3221; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Risk Management: Property and Liability Exposures HCMI 3221; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Clinical and Social Issues in Health Care JR+; Consent via School of Business MCB Cell Biology BIOL Corequisite: MCB 2000 OR 3010 MCB Human Genetics BIOL 1107; Not open to students who passed MCB 2410 MCB Genetics BIOL 1107; Not open to students who passed MCB 2400 MCB Fundamentals of Microbiology Pre- or Co - Requisite: CHEM 2241 or 2443 MCB Human Metabolism and Disease Pre- or Co - Requisite: CHEM 2444; Recommended: MCB 2210 or Not open for credit to students who passed MCB MCB 3022W 3 Human Disease and the Development of Therapeutic Agents 4 ENGL 1010 or 1011 or 2011; Recommended level MCB course MCB Cancer Cell Biology and Genetics ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; Recommended: MCB 2410

5 MCB Developmental and Regenerative Biology BIOL 1107; Recommended: MCB 2210 and 2400 or 2410 MCB Virology MCB 2610 and Recommended: MCB 3201 or 3010 MCB Genetic Engineering and Functional Genomics MCB 2400 OR Recommended Preparation: MCB 2000 or 3010 MCB Pathogenic Microbiology MCB 2610 MCB Basic Immunology BIOL Recommended: MCB 2210 MCB Experiments in Bacterial Genetics MCB Recommended: MCB 3617 NUSC Nutrition and Human Development NUSC 1165 NUSC Principles of Nutrition NUSC 1165 AND MCB 2000 OR 3010 NUSC Dietary Supplements and Functional Foods PNB credits each sem PNB credits each Human Physiology and Anatomy Enhanced Human Physiology and Anatomy NUSC 1165 AND CHEM 2241 OR 2443 BIOL 1107 AND CHEM 1122 OR 1124Q or 1127Q. Not open to students who pass PNB BIOL 1107 AND CHEM 1122 OR 1124Q or 1127Q. Not open to students who pass PNB sem PNB Biology of the Brain One PNB course PNB Stem Cell Biology PNB 2250 OR Recommended MCB 200, 2210 OR 2410 PNB 3263WQ 3 Investigations in Neurobiology PNB 2250 OR AND ENGL 1010 OR 1011 OR 2011 PNB 3264W 4 Molecular Principles of Physiology PNB 2274, MCB 2410 OR MCB 3010 AND ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 PNB Molecular Neuroanatomical One PNB course. Recommended: MCB 2000 OR 3010 PNB Patient and the Healer Consent PNB Biology of Nervous System Diseases PNB 2274 OR 3251 AND MCB 2000, 2210, 2410, OR

6 WGSS 3257/W 3 Feminist Disability Studies JR+ or Consent. Recommended: WGSS course (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) Psychological Development AFRA 3106/W 3 Black Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 or ANTH Culture, Language, and Thought None ANTH Psychological Anthropology None ENGL Children s Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 EPSY Introduction to Exceptionality PSYC 1100 HDFS Diversity Issues in Human Development SOPH+ and Family HDFS Human Development: Infancy Through SOPH+ Adolescence HDFS Human Development: Adulthood and SOPH+ Aging HDFS Adolescent Development HDFS 2100 or PSYC 2400; JR+; HDFS 2004W OR NURS 3215 OR PSYCH 2100 OR 3201 HDFS Gender and Aging JR+ HDFS Disabilities: A Lifespan Perspective HDFS 1070 HDFS Men and Masculinity: A Social Psychological Perspective JR+ HDFS Risk and Resilience in Individuals and JR+ AND HDFS 2300 Families HRST/ WGSS Women and Violence SOPH+ PSYC Introduction to Multicultural Psychology PSYC 1100 or 1101 OR PSYC Psychology of Human Sexuality PSYC 1100 PSYC 2300/W 3 Abnormal Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR AND ENGL 1010, 1011, OR 2011 PSYC The Study of Personality PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Developmental Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Learning PSYC 1000 AND PSYC 1101 OR 6

7 PSYC Cognitive Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Psychological Testing PSYC 2100WQ PSYC Motivation and Emotion PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR ; JR+ PSYC Health Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC 3300/W 3 Emotional/Behavioral Disorders of Childhood PSYC 2400 (If taken with as a W: ENGL 1010 or 1011 or 2011 PSYC Theories in Developmental Psychology PSYC 2400 PSYC The Psychology of Language PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR WGSS Genders and Sexualities None WGSS/ Psychology of Women PSYC courses PSYC Counseling AH Counseling and Teaching for the Health Consent; JR+ Professional EPSY Peer Counseling Consent EPSY Introduction to Counseling and None Psychoeducation HDFS Individual and Family Interventions JR+ 7 Research ANTH to 3 Cultural Research None PNB 3263WQ 3 Investigations in Neurobiology PNB 2250 OR AND ENGL 1010 OR 1011 OR 2011 PSYC 2100WQ 3 Principles of Research in Psychology If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 PSYC 3251/W 3 Laboratory in Physiological Psychology PSYC 2100WQ AND 2200; If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 Language ANTH Culture, Language, and Thought None ASLN Introduction to Interpreting: American None Sign Language and English

8 ASLN Process of Interpreting: American Sign Language and English ASLN/ WGSS ASLN Women and Gender in the Deaf World WGSS 1104, 1105 OR 1124 OR Consent ASLN Deaf Writers and American Sign ASLN 1102 Language Literature CHIN Language and Identity in Greater China None DRAM Oral Interpretation Consent; JR+ ENGL Children s Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 FREN Francophone Studies FREN 3210 OR 3211 OR 3261 OR 3262 OR Consent FREN French Phonetics FREN 1164 OR 1175 or 3 YRS of HS French OR Consent FREN 3267/W 3 Grammar and Culture FREN 1164 OR 1175 or 3 YRS of HS French OR Consent (If taken as a W course: ENGL 1010 OR 1011 OR 2011) FREN Advanced French Grammar FREN 1164 OR 1175 or 3 YRS of HS French OR Consent GERM Building Language Skills Through Culture I and II GERM 1134 or the Equivalent GERM German Grammar and Etymology Corequisite: GERM 3233 or Consent LING 2010Q 3 The Science of Linguistics None LING Introduction to Sociolinguistics of the None Deaf Community LING Experimental Linguistics PSYC 1100 AND LING 2010Q LING 3310Q 3 Phonology LING 2010Q LING 3410Q 3 Semantics LING 2010Q AND LING 3510Q LING 3510Q 3 Syntax and Semantics LING 2010Q LING 3511Q 3 Syntax LING 2010Q AND LING 3510Q LING 3610W 3 Language and Culture ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 LING Cultural and Linguistic Variation in the Deaf Community LING 2850 LING Advanced Introduction to Syntax LING 3511Q or Consent PSYC The Psychology of Language PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR 8

9 9 SPAN Language and Culture of U.S. Hispanics SPAN 1004 SPAN Spanish Phonetics SPAN 3178 SPAN Spanish Communicative Grammar SPAN 3178 Deaf Studies ASLN Introduction to Interpreting: American Sign Language and English ASLN Process of Interpreting: American Sign Language and English ASLN Deaf Writers and American Sign Language Literature ASLN/ WGSS None ASLN 1102 ASLN Women and Gender in the Deaf World WGSS 1104, 1105 OR 1124 OR Consent LING Introduction to Sociolinguistics of the Deaf Community LING Cultural and Linguistic Variation in the Deaf Community None LING 2850 Communication COMM New Communication Technologies COMM 1300; JR+ COMM Visual Communications COMM 1000 COMM Cross-Cultural Communication JR+; REC: COMM 3200 COMM Nonverbal Communication JR+; REC: COMM 3000Q COMM 4551W 3 Advanced Nonverbal Communication COMM 4500 or Consent & ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 COMM Information and Communication COMM 3000Q COMM Communication Technology and Social COMM 1000 Change COMM Health Communication COMM 1000, 1300, COMM 3000Q OR PSYC 2100Q; JR+ Musical Studies MUSI German Diction for Singers MUSI 1251 & concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1222, 3222 or 5323 MUSI French Diction for Singers MUSI 1251 & concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1222, 3222 or 5323 MUSI Vocal Pedagogy MUSI 3222 or Consent; JR+ MUSI Ear Training and Musicianship III MUSI 1312 MUSI Ear Training and Musicianship IV MUSI 3311

10 MUSI 3410W 3 Music, History, and Ideas ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 MUSI 3421/W 3 Music in World Cultures MUSI 3403 or Consent; JR+; If taken with as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 Not open to students who have passed MUSI MUSI Introduction to Audio and Recording Consent MUSI Acoustics and the Perception of Music Jr+ Physics PHYS Electronics PHYS 1230, 1402, 1502, 1530, 1602 or Consent PHYS Electricity and Magnetism I PHYS 1230, 1402, 1502, 1530, 1602 or Consent and Math 2110 and 2410 or 2130 and 2420 PHYS Electricity and Magnetism II PHYS 3201 Cultural Studies AFRA 3106/W 3 Black Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 or ANTH Culture, Language, and Thought None ANTH to 3 Cultural Research None ASLN Deaf Writers and American Sign ASLN 1102 Language Literature ASLN/ WGSS Women and Gender in the Deaf World WGSS 1104, 1105 OR 1124 OR Consent ENGL 2274W 3 Disability in American Literature and ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 Culture ENGL Native American Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 ENGL 3218/W 3 Ethnic Literatures of the United States ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; JR + ENGL Literature and Culture of India Not open to students who have passed ENGL 3318 as "India" ENGL Studies in Latina/o Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2012 ENGL Women s Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2013 ENGL Introduction to LGBT Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 ENGL Studies in Literature and Culture ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2014 ENGL/ AFRA 3214/W 3 Black American Writers I ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; JR + ENGL/ AFRA 3216W 3 Black American Writers II ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; JR + ENGL/ HEJS 3220/ Jewish American Literature and Culture ENGL 1010, 1011 or

11 FREN Issues in Cultural Studies, the Media, and FREN 3211 the Social Sciences FREN Global Culture in French I FREN 1164 OR 1175 or 3 YRS of HS French OR Consent FREN Global Culture in French II FREN 3250 FREN 3267/W 3 Grammar and Culture FREN 1164 OR 1175 or 3 YRS of HS French OR Consent (If taken as a W course: ENGL 1010 OR 1011 OR 2011) GERM Building Language Skills Through Culture I and II GERM 1134 or the Equivalent GERM German Grammar and Etymology Corequisite: GERM 3233 or Consent GERM Germans in Africa, Blacks in German None GERM Topics in German Culture GERM 3233 or Consent HDFS/ Asian-Pacific American Families JR+ AASI HIST/ 3575/ 3 Latinos/as and Human Rights JR+ LLAS 3221 HRTS/ 2170W 3 Bioethics and Human Rights in Cross- ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 PHIL HRTS/ AFRA/ HRTS/ AASI/ HRTS/ AASI/ Cultural Perspective White Racism JR+ 3571/ 3221/ / 3222/ Sociological Perspectives on Asian American Women 3 Asian Indian Women: Activism and Social Change in India and the United States JR OR 1251 OR 1501 AND JR + INTD Introduction to Diversity Studies in SOPH+ American Culture LING Introduction to Sociolinguistics of the None Deaf Community LING Cultural and Linguistic Variation in the LING 2850 Deaf Community LLAS Contemporary Issues in Latino Studies None LLAS/ 3241/ 3 Latin American Minorities in the United None ANTH 3041 States MUSI German Diction for Singers MUSI 1251 & concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1222, 3222 or 5323 MUSI French Diction for Singers MUSI 1251 & concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1222, 3222 or 5323 MUSI 3410W 3 Music, History, and Ideas ENGL 1010, 1011 or

12 MUSI 3421/W 3 Music in World Cultures MUSI 3403 or Consent; JR+; If taken with as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 Not open to students who have passed MUSI PP/ AFRA/ POLS 3033/ 3033/ Race and Policy None SPAN Language and Culture of U.S. Hispanics SPAN 1004 WGSS 3257/W 3 Feminist Disability Studies JR+ or Consent. Recommended: WGSS course (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) ASLN/ WGSS Gender and Sexuality Women and Gender in the Deaf World WGSS 1104, 1105 OR 1124 OR Consent ENGL Introduction to LGBT Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or HDFS Gender and Aging JR+ HDFS Men and Masculinity: A Social JR+ Psychological Perspective HRST/ WGSS HRTS/ AASI/ HRTS/ AASI/ Women and Violence SOPH+ 3571/ 3221/ / 3222/ Sociological Perspectives on Asian American Women 3 Asian Indian Women: Activism and Social Change in India and the United States JR OR 1251 OR 1501 AND JR + PSYC Psychology of Human Sexuality PSYC 1100 / 3453/W 3 Women and Health Jr+ (If taken as a W: ENGL WGSS 1010, 1011 or 2011) WGSS 2105/W 3 Gender and Science SOPH+ (If taken as a W, ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) WGSS Genders and Sexualities None WGSS 3257/W 3 Feminist Disability Studies JR+ or Consent. Recommended: WGSS course (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011)

13 WGSS 3270/W 3 Masculinities JR+ (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) WGSS/ PSYC WGSS/ Psychology of Women PSYC courses 3621/W 3 Sociology of Sexualities JR+ (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011); Not open for credit for students who have taken 246/W 13 Aging AH Aging: Implications for Health Consent; JR+ Professionals HDFS Diversity Issues in Human Development SOPH+ and Family HDFS Human Development: Infancy Through SOPH+ Adolescence HDFS Human Development: Adulthood and SOPH+ Aging HDFS Adolescent Development HDFS 2100 or PSYC 2400; JR+; HDFS 2004W OR NURS 3215 OR PSYCH 2100 OR 3201 HDFS Gender and Aging JR+ HDFS/ 3240/W 3459W 3 Aging in American Society JR+ (If offered with a W: ENGL 1010 OR 1011 or 2011 NUSC Nutrition and Human Development NUSC 1165 PSYC Developmental Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Theories in Developmental Psychology PSYC 2400 PSYC Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience JR+

14 14 SLHS Full List of Pre-approved SLHS Relateds Catalog Credits Title of the Course Prerequisites # AFRA 3106/W 3 Black Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 or AH Medical Terminology Consent AH The Basics: Molecular Technologies BIOL 1107 AH Aging: Implications for Health Consent; JR+ Professionals AH Counseling and Teaching for the Health Consent; JR+ Professional ANTH 2000/W 3 Social Anthropology If taken with a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 ANTH Culture, Language, and Thought None ANTH to 3 Cultural Research None ANTH 3202W 3 Illness and Curing ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 ANTH Cognitive Anthropology ANTH 3002 ANTH Psychological Anthropology None ANTH Medical Ecology ANTH 3300 ANTH Anthropology of Drug Use None ANTH Introduction to Global Health SOPH+ ASLN Introduction to Interpreting: American Sign Language and English None ASLN Process of Interpreting: American Sign Language and English ASLN Deaf Writers and American Sign Language Literature ASLN 1102 ASLN 1102 ASLN/ WGSS Women and Gender in the Deaf World WGSS 1104, 1105 OR 1124 OR Consent CHIN Language and Identity in Greater China None COGS Foundations of Cognitive Science NONE COMM New Communication Technologies COMM 1300; JR+ COMM Visual Communications COMM 1000 COMM Cross-Cultural Communication JR+; REC: COMM 3200 COMM Nonverbal Communication JR+; REC: COMM 3000Q COMM 4551W 3 Advanced Nonverbal Communication COMM 4500 or Consent & ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 COMM Information and Communication COMM 3000Q COMM Communication Technology and Social Change COMM 1000 COMM Health Communication COMM 1000, 1300, COMM 3000Q OR PSYC 2100Q; JR+ DRAM Oral Interpretation Consent; JR+ DRAM Stage Dialects DRAM 4911 ECON Economics of Poverty ECON 1200 OR ECON 1201 AND 1202

15 EEB Evolution and Human Diversity None ENGL 2274W 3 Disability in American Literature and ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 Culture ENGL Native American Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 ENGL 3218/W 3 Ethnic Literatures of the United States ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; JR + ENGL Literature and Culture of India Not open to students who have passed ENGL 3318 as "India" ENGL Studies in Latina/o Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2012 ENGL Women s Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2013 ENGL Introduction to LGBT Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 ENGL Studies in Literature and Culture ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2014 ENGL/ 3214/W 3 Black American Writers I ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; JR + AFRA ENGL/ 3216W 3 Black American Writers II ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; JR + AFRA ENGL/ 3220/ 3 Jewish American Literature and Culture ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 HEJS 3401 ENGL/ 3605/ 3 Latina/o Literature ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 LLAS 3232 EPSY Educational Psychology PSYC 1100 EPSY Peer Counseling Consent EPSY Introduction to Exceptionality PSYC 1100 EPSY Introduction to Counseling and Psychoeducation None FREN Francophone Studies FREN 3210 OR 3211 OR 3261 OR 3262 OR Consent FREN Issues in Cultural Studies, the Media, and the Social Sciences FREN 3211 FREN Global Culture in French I FREN 1164 OR 1175 or 3 YRS of HS French OR Consent FREN Global Culture in French II FREN 3250 FREN French Phonetics FREN 3250 FREN 3267/W 3 Grammar and Culture FREN 1164 OR 1175 or 3 YRS of HS French OR Consent (If taken as a W course: ENGL 1010 OR 1011 OR 2011) FREN Advanced French Grammar FREN 1164 OR 1175 or 3 YRS of HS French OR Consent GEOG Medical and Health Care Geography None GERM Building Language Skills Through GERM 1134 or the Equivalent 3234 Culture I and II GERM German Grammar and Etymology Corequisite: GERM 3233 or Consent GERM Germans in Africa, Blacks in German None GERM Topics in German Culture GERM 3233 or Consent GPS Creativity and Social Change 15

16 HCMI Risk Management and Insurance JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Introduction to Health Care Management JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Health Care Industry Analysis HCMI 3240; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Health and Social Insurance HCMI 3240; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Health Law and Policy HCMI 3240; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Healthcare Financial and Human Resources Management HCMI 3240 & 3243 JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Life Insurance and Retirement Security HCMI 3221; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Risk Management: Property and Liability Exposures HCMI 3221; JR+; Consent via School of Business HCMI Clinical and Social Issues in Health Care JR+; Consent via School of Business HDFS Diversity Issues in Human Development and Family SOPH+ HDFS Human Development: Infancy Through Adolescence SOPH+ HDFS Human Development: Adulthood and SOPH+ Aging HDFS Family Interaction Processes SOPH+ HDFS Adolescent Development HDFS 2100 or PSYC 2400; JR+; HDFS 2004W OR NURS 3215 OR PSYCH 2100 OR 3201 HDFS Gender and Aging JR+ HDFS Disabilities: A Lifespan Perspective HDFS 1070 HDFS Men and Masculinity: A Social Psychological Perspective JR+ HDFS Risk and Resilience in Individuals and JR+ AND HDFS 2300 Families HDFS Individual and Family Interventions JR+ HDFS Abuse and Violence in Families HDFS 2300 AND JR+ HDFS Low Income Families JR+ HDFS Living with Chronic or Life-threatening JR+ Illness HIST/ Latinos/as and Human Rights JR+ HRTS/ LLAS HRTS Economic Development and Human Rights None HRTS/ PHIL 2170W 3 Bioethics and Human Rights in Cross- Cultural Perspective ENGL 1010, 1011 or

17 HRST/ WGSS HRST/ POLS Women and Violence SOPH The Theory of Human Rights JR+ HRST/ Comparative Perspectives on Human JR+ POLS Rights HRTS/ Class, Power, and Inequality JR+ HRTS/ Sociological Perspectives on Poverty JR+ HRTS/ White Racism JR+ AFRA/ HRTS/ 3571/ 3 Sociological Perspectives on Asian JR+ AASI/ 3221/ 3221 American Women HRTS/ 3573/ 3 Asian Indian Women: Activism and JR+; 1001, 1251 OR 1501 AASI/ 3222/ 3222 Social Change in India and the United States INTD Introduction to Diversity Studies in American Culture SOPH+ LING 2010Q 3 The Science of Linguistics None LING Introduction to Sociolinguistics of the None Deaf Community LING Experimental Linguistics PSYC 1100 AND LING 2010Q LING 3310Q 3 Phonology LING 2010Q LING 3410Q 3 Semantics LING 2010Q AND LING 3510Q LING 3510Q 3 Syntax and Semantics LING 2010Q LING 3511Q 3 Syntax LING 2010Q AND LING 3510Q LING 3610W 3 Language and Culture ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 LING Cultural and Linguistic Variation in the LING 2850 Deaf Community LING Advanced Introduction to Syntax LING 3511Q or Consent LLAS Contemporary Issues in Latino Studies None LLAS/ 3241/ 3 Latin American Minorities in the United None ANTH 3041 States MCB Cell Biology BIOL Corequisite: MCB 2000 OR 3010 MCB Human Genetics BIOL 1107; Not open to students who passed MCB 2410 MCB Genetics BIOL 1107; Not open to students who passed MCB 2400 MCB Fundamentals of Microbiology Pre- or Co - Requisite: CHEM 2241 or

18 MCB Human Metabolism and Disease Pre- or Co - Requisite: CHEM 2444; Recommended: MCB 2210 or Not open for credit to students who passed MCB MCB 3022W 3 Human Disease and the Development of Therapeutic Agents ENGL 1010 or 1011 or 2011; Recommended level MCB course MCB Cancer Cell Biology and Genetics ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011; Recommended: MCB 2410 MCB Developmental and Regenerative Biology BIOL 1107; Recommended: MCB 2210 and 2400 or 2410 MCB Virology MCB 2610 and Recommended: MCB 3201 or 3010 MCB Genetic Engineering and Functional Genomics MCB 2400 OR Recommended Preparation: MCB 2000 or 3010 MCB Pathogenic Microbiology MCB 2610 MCB Basic Immunology BIOL Recommended: MCB 2210 MCB Experiments in Bacterial Genetics MCB Recommended: MCB 3617 MUSI German Diction for Singers MUSI 1251 & concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1222, 3222 or 5323 MUSI French Diction for Singers MUSI 1251 & concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1222, 3222 or 5323 MUSI Vocal Pedagogy MUSI 3222 or Consent; JR+ MUSI Ear Training and Musicianship III MUSI 1312 MUSI Ear Training and Musicianship IV MUSI 3311 MUSI 3410W 3 Music, History, and Ideas ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 MUSI 3421/W 3 Music in World Cultures MUSI 3403 or Consent; JR+; If taken with as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 Not open to students who have passed MUSI MUSI Introduction to Audio and Recording Consent MUSI Acoustics and the Perception of Music Jr+ NUSC Nutrition and Human Development NUSC 1165 NUSC Principles of Nutrition NUSC 1165 AND MCB 2000 OR 3010 NUSC Dietary Supplements and Functional Foods NUSC 1165 AND CHEM 2241 OR 2443 PHYS Electronics PHYS 1230, 1402, 1502, 1530, 1602 or Consent 18

19 PHYS Electricity and Magnetism I PHYS 1230, 1402, 1502, 1530, 1602 or Consent and Math 2110 and 2410 or 2130 and 2420 PHYS Electricity and Magnetism II PHYS 3201 PNB PNB credits each sem 4 credits each sem Human Physiology and Anatomy BIOL 1107 AND CHEM 1122 OR 1124Q or 1127Q. Not open to students who pass PNB Enhanced Human Physiology and Anatomy 19 BIOL 1107 AND CHEM 1122 OR 1124Q or 1127Q. Not open to students who pass PNB PNB Biology of the Brain One PNB course PNB Stem Cell Biology PNB 2250 OR Recommended MCB 200, 2210 OR 2410 PNB 3263WQ 3 Investigations in Neurobiology PNB 2250 OR AND ENGL 1010 OR 1011 OR 2011 PNB 3264W 4 Molecular Principles of Physiology PNB 2274, MCB 2410 OR MCB 3010 AND ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 PNB Molecular Neuroanatomical One PNB course. Recommended: MCB 2000 OR 3010 PNB Patient and the Healer Consent PNB Biology of Nervous System Diseases PNB 2274 OR 3251 AND MCB 2000, 2210, 2410, OR 3010 POLS 3214W 3 Comparative Social Policy POLS 1202 OR 1207 OR consent and ENGL 1010, 1011 OR 2011 AND soph + PP/ AFRA/ POLS 3033/ 3033/ Race and Policy None PSYC 2100WQ 3 Principles of Research in Psychology If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 PSYC Introduction to Multicultural Psychology PSYC 1100 or 1101 OR PSYC Psychology of Human Sexuality PSYC 1100 PSYC Physiological Psychology BIOL 1102 OR 1107 OR PNB AND PSYCH 1100 PSYC 2300/W 3 Abnormal Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR AND ENGL 1010, 1011, OR 2011 PSYC The Study of Personality PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Developmental Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Learning PSYC 1000 AND PSYC 1101 OR PSYC Cognitive Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC Psychological Testing PSYC 2100WQ

20 PSYC Motivation and Emotion PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR ; JR+ PSYC Health Psychology PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC 3251/W 3 Laboratory in Physiological Psychology PSYC 2100WQ AND 2200; If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 PSYC 3300/W 3 Emotional/Behavioral Disorders of Childhood PSYC 2400 (If taken with as a W: ENGL 1010 or 1011 or 2011 PSYC Theories in Developmental Psychology PSYC 2400 PSYC Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience JR+ PSYC The Psychology of Language PSYC 1100 AND 1101 OR PSYC/ EEB Animal Behavior BIOL 1102 OR 1107 AND PSYC 1100 PUBH Introduction to Epidemiology Consent 2501/W 3 Sociology of Intolerance and Injustice If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or /W 3 Society and the Individual Jr+ (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) Sociology of Health JR+ 3457/W 3 Sociology of Mental Illness Jr+ (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) 3651/W 3 Sociology of the Family If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011 / WGSS 3453/W 3 Women and Health Jr+ (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) SPAN Language and Culture of U.S. Hispanics SPAN 1004 SPAN Spanish Phonetics SPAN 3178 SPAN Spanish Communicative Grammar SPAN 3178 WGSS 2105/W 3 Gender and Science SOPH+ (If taken as a W, ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) WGSS Genders and Sexualities None WGSS 3257/W 3 Feminist Disability Studies JR+ or Consent. Recommended: WGSS course (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) WGSS 3270/W 3 Masculinities JR+ (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011) WGSS/ Psychology of Women PSYC courses PSYC WGSS/ 3621/W 3 Sociology of Sexualities JR+ (If taken as a W: ENGL 1010, 1011 or 2011); Not open for credit for students who have taken 246/W 20