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ARMSTRONG Student Name Student ID Area A Essentials Skills 9 Hours ENGL 1101 Composition and Rhetoric ENGL 1102 or 1102H Composition and Literature MATH 1111 College Algebra SEMINAR Freshman Seminar Area B Institutional Options 4-5 Hours 1. Ethics & Values CHEM 2600 Ethical/Moral Issues in the Sciences CRJU 2020 Ethical Theories/Moral Issues in CJ ENGL 2000 Ethics and Values in Literature ETHC 2000 Interdisciplinary Ethics GNST 2101 Ethics, Values, and Gender HIST 2000 Ethics and Values in History HONS 2100 Honors Topic in Ethics and Values PHIL 2030 Intro to Ethics & Moral Philosophy POLS 1200 Ethical Theories in Government SOCI 2500 Ethics, Values, & the Social World 2. Global Perspectives ANTH 1150 Global Perspectives in Anthropology CHEM 2200 Science, Technology/Modern World CRJU 2010 Universel Justice ECON 1150 Global Economic Problems ENGL 2050 Africa and the Diaspora EURO 2000 Introduction to the European Union GEOG 1100 World Regional Geography GEOG 2120 Cultural Geography GNST 2200 Gender in Global Contexts HIST 1111 Civilization I HIST 1112 Civilization II HIST 2100 The African Diaspora HLPR 2010 Culture, Illness, Diag & Treatment HONS 2000 Honors Topics Global Perspectives POLS 1150 World Politics POLS 2290 Foundations of Int l Relations PSYC 2300 Global Persp. in Developmental Psy RELI 2100 World Religions SOCI 2000 Global Sociology Foreign Language Level 1002 Area C Humanities and Fine Arts 6 Hours 1. Literature or Philosophy ENGL 2100 Literature and Humanities PHIL 2010 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 2030 Intro Ethics and Moral Philosophy Foreign Language Level 2001 and 2002 2. Art, Music, or Theater ARTS 1100 Art Appreciation ARTS/MUSC 1270 World of Art and Music ARTS 2710 Art History I ARTS 2720 Art History II MUSC 1100 Music Appreciation THEA 1100 Theatre Appreciation THEA 1200 Introduction to Theatre THEA 2410 Oral Interpretation Program of Study B.S. in (revised 3/9/2015) *Area D Science, Math & Technology 11 Hours MATH 2200 Elementary Statistics One laboratory science sequence (with labs) from: Nuclear Medicine needs Chemistry BIOL 1107/1108 Biology I/Biology II CHEM 1151/1152 Survey of Chemistry I/II CHEM 1211/1212 Prin of Chem I/II & Labs PHYS 1111K/1112K Introduction to Physics I/II PHYS 2211/2212 Principles of Physics I/II Area E Social Sciences 12 Hours 1. American & Georgia History & Constitution HIST/POLS 2001 Pol. Hist of Am/GA 2. World Civilization HIST 1111 Civilization I HIST 1112 Civilization II 3. Social Sciences ANTH 1102 Introduction to Anthropology ECON 1101 Introduction to Economics ECON 2105 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 2106 Principles of Microeconomics PSYC 1101 General Psychology SOCI 1101 Introductory Sociology 4. History or Social Sciences AFAS 2000 Introduction to African Studies ANTH 1102 Introduction to Anthropology ECON 1101 Survey of Economics ECON 2105 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 2106 Principles of Microeconomics GEOG 2120 Cultural Geography GNST 1101 Introduction to Gender Studies HIST 1111 Civilization I HIST 1112 Civilization II HIST 2111 History of America to 1877 HIST 2112 History of America since 1865 POLS 2100 Introduction to Political Science PSYC 1101 Introduction to Psychology SOCI 1101 Introductory Sociology Area F Courses appropriate to major 18 Hours BIOL 2081 Human Anatomy & Physiology I BIOL 2082 Human Anatomy & Physiology II DDTS 2001 Intro to Diag & Thera Sciences ** Choose one from: PHYS 1111K Introduction to Physics I with Lab PHSC 1211 & Physical Environment with Lab 1211L Guided Electives COMM 2280 or a lower-level class (1000 or 2000 level) MATH*, CSCI, ITEC, BIOL, CHEM, PHYS, PHSC, ASTR, GEOL, or ISCI *COMM2280 required for Sonography *PreCalc needed for Radiation Therapy Physical Education 3 Hours PEBC 2001 Concepts of Personal Health & Fitness OR PEBC 2000 plus 1 activity course OR PEEC 2000 plus 2 activity courses OR 3 activity courses

Common Major Courses (all tracks) DDTS 3001 Patient Care and Interaction DDTS 4010 Research Methodologies DDTS 4020 Management and Leadership HLPR 2000 Intro to Research in Health Professions RDSC 3001 I RDSC 3002 II RDSC 3060 Princ of Image Formation and Eval Radiography Track Major Courses RADR 3001 Radiography I RADR 3002 Radiography II RADR 3003 Radiography III RADR 3100 Intro to Radiography Clinical Edu RADR 4101 Radiography Clinical Education I RADR 4102 Radiography Clinical Education II RADR 4103 Radiography Clinical Education III RADR 4200 Radiography Synthesis RDSC 4100 Advanced Imaging Modalities CVIS Track Major Courses CVIS 3001 Cardiovascular Interventional Sciences I CVIS 3002 Cardiovascular Interventional Sciences II CVIS 3003 Cardiovascular Interventional Sciences III CVIS 3100 Intro to CVIS Clinical Education CVIS 4101 CVIS Clinical Education I CVIS 4102 CVIS Clinical Education II CVIS 4103 CVIS Clinical Education III CVIS 4200 CVIS Synthesis Radiation Therapy Track Major Courses RTHR 3001 Radiation Therapy I RTHR 3002 Radiation Therapy II RTHR 3003 Radiation Therapy III RTHR 3100 Intro to Radiation Therapy Clinical Educ RTHR 4101 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education I RTHR 4102 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education II RTHR 4103 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education III RTHR 4200 Radiation Therapy Synthesis RDSC 4100 Advanced Imaging Modalities Nuclear Medicine Track Major Courses NUCM 3001 Nuclear Medicine I NUCM 3002 Nuclear Medicine II NUCM 3003 Nuclear Medicine III NUCM 3100 Intro to Nuclear Medicine Clinical Educ NUCM 4101 Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education I NUCM 4102 Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education II NUCM 4103 Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education III NUCM 4200 Nuclear Medicine Synthesis RDSC 4100 Adv Imaging Modalities (CT Section) Sonography Track Major Courses SONO 3001 Sono Principles, Theory, and Physics I SONO 3002 Sono Principles, Theory, and Physics II SONO 3003 Sono Principles, Theory, and Physics III SONO 3100 Intro to Sonography Clinical Education SONO 4101 Sonography Clinical Education I SONO 4102 Sonography Clinical Education II SONO 4103 Sonography Clinical Education III SONO 4200 Sonography Synthesis RDSC 4100 Advanced Imaging Modalities

Year One ENGL 1101 3 MATH 1111 3 BIOL 1107 w/lab, CHEM 115 w/lab or CHEM 1211 w/lab (CHEM required for nuclear med) 4 Core Class 2 First Year Seminar 1 ENGL 1102 3 MATH 2200 3 BIOL 1108 w/lab, CHEM 1152 w/lab, or CHEM 1212 w/lab (sequence to science taken above) 4 Year Two, Note: This is the semester to apply to BS degree BIOL 2081 4 Area F Guided Elective (COMM 2280 or a lower-level class (1000 or 2000 level) MATH*, CSCI, ITEC, BIOL, CHEM, PHYS, PHSC, ASTR, GEOL, or ISCI 3 PE 3 BIOL 2082 4 PHYS 1111 w/lab, or PHSC 1211 and PHSC 1211L 4 DDTS 2001 3 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits 17

CARDIOVASCULAR/INTERVENTIONAL SCIENCE (CVIS) CVIS 3001 Cardiovascular Interventional Sciences I 6 DDTS 3001 Patient Care and Interaction 2 DDTS 3001L Patient Care and Interaction Lab 1 HLPR 2000 Intro to Health Care and Medical Terminology 2 RDSC 3001 I 5 CVIS 3002 Cardiovascular Interventional Sciences II 6 CVIS 3100 Intro to CVIS Clinical Education 1 RDSC 3002 II 6 RDSC 3060 Principles of Image Formation and Evaluation 2 CVIS 4101 CVIS Clinical Education I 5 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits 8 CVIS 3003 Physiologic Monitoring and Recording 4 CVIS 4102 CVIS Clinical Education II 8 CVIS 4103 CVIS Clinical Education III 9 CVIS 4200 CVIS Synthesis 3 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits12

NUCLEAR MEDICINE HLPR 2000 Intro to Health Care and Medical Terminology 2 DDTS 3001 Patient Care and Interaction 3 RDSC 3001 I 5 NUCM 3001 Nuclear Medicine I 6 RDSC 3002 II 6 NUCM 3100 Intro to Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 1 NUCM 3002 Nuclear Medicine II 6 RDSC 3060 Principles of Image Formation And Evaluation 2 NUCM 4101 Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 5 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits 8 NUCM 4102 Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education II 6 NUCM 3003 Nuclear Medicine III 3 RDSC 4100 Advanced Imaging Modalities 3 NUCM 4103 Nuclear Medicine Clinical Education 9 NUCM 4200 Nuclear Medicine Synthesis 3 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits 12

RADIATION THERAPY RTHR 3001 Radiation Therapy I 6 RDSC 3001 I 5 HLPR 2000 Intro to Health Care and Medical Terminology 2 DDTS 3001 Patient Care and Interaction 3 RTHR 3002 Radiation Therapy II 6 RDSC 3002 II 6 RDSC 3060 Principles of Image Formation and Evaluation 2 RTHR 3100 Intro to Radiation Therapy Clinical Experience 1 RTHR 4101 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education I 5 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits 8 RTHR 4102 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education 6 RTHR 3003 Radiation Therapy III 3 RDSC 4100 Advanced Imaging Modalities 3 RTHR 4103 Radiation Therapy Clinical Education III 9 RTHR 420 Radiation Therapy Synthesis 3 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits 12

RADIOGRAPHY HLPR 2000 Intro to Health Care and Medical Terminology 2 DDTS 3001 Patient Care Interaction 3 RDSC 3001 Radiologic Science I 5 RADR 3001 Radiography I 6 RDSC 3002 Radiologic Science II 3 RADR 3100 Introduction to Radiography Clinical Education 1 RDSC 3060 Principles of Image Formation and Evaluation 5 RADR 3002 Radiography II 6 RADR 4101 Radiography Clinical Education 6 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits 13 RADR 4102 Radiography Clinical Education II 3 RADR 3003 Radiography III 6 RDSC 4100 Advanced Imaging Modalities 3 RADR 4200 Radiography Synthesis 3 RADR 4103 Radiography Clinical Education III OR 9 RADR 4103 Radiography Clinical Education III (6 hours) AND 6 RDSC 4100 Advanced Imaging Modalities (3 hours) 3 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits 12

SONOGRAPHY HLPR 2000 Intro to Research in Health Professions 2 DDTS 3001 Patient Care and Interaction 3 RDSC 3001 I 5 SONO 3001 Sonography Principles, Theory, and Physics I 6 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits16 RDSC 3002 II 6 RADR 3100 Radiography I 1 RDSC 3060 Principles of Image Formation and Evaluation 2 SONO 3002 Sonography Principles, Theory, and Physics II 6 SONO 3100 Introduction to Clinic 1 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits16 SONO 4101 Sonography Clinical Education I 5 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits8 RDSC 4100 Advanced Imaging Modalities 3 SONO 3003 Sonography Principles, Theory, and Physics III 6 SONO 4102 Sonography Clinical Education II 3 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits15 SONO 4200 Sonography Synthesis 3 SONO 4103 Sonography Clinical Education II 3 TOTAL Semester Hrs/Credits6