Complete
the professional education sequence including:
Freshman Year/Pre-Professional Course Work and General
Education Requirements
* Writing Intensive Course (W)
* PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology
**HIS 101 American Perspectives
* CTA 160 Speech Fundamentals or
* CTA 161 Decision Making in Groups or
* CTA 162 Interpersonal Communication
Sophomore Year/Pre-Professional Education Course Work
* ED 206 Introduction to Education
* EPY 204 Adolescent Development In School
* HPX 215 Health Issues in Schools
Students must apply and be accepted into the education
program before registering for professional semester courses
Fall of Senior Year/Professional Semester Education Course
Work
* ED 335 Teaching Strategies for Secondary Schools (grades
7-12)
* ED 400 Educational Technology
* EPY 405 Introduction To Special Education
* ED 440 Integrating Language
Senior Year/Student Teaching and Required Education Course
Work
ED 340 Assessment of Teaching Strategies
ED 342 Student Teaching for Secondary Education Majors
Note: Field experience components require that students
provide their own transportation to and from their assigned
schools.
* A minimum of "C" grade is required.
**Excluding History and Social Sciences programs. Refer
to their specific requirements in this catalog.
Biology
BIO 103, 104 General Biology I & II
BIO 200 Ecology
BIO 205 Animal Physiology
or
BIO 207 Plant Physiology
BIO 300 Cell Biology
BIO 312 Genetics
BIO 325 Evolutionary Biology
BIO 360 Scientific Communication
BIO 370 Senior Research
CHE 110, 111 General Chemistry I & II (Placement exam
required)
CHE 210, 211 Organic Chemistry I & II
Chemistry
CHE 110, 111 General Chemistry I & II (Placement exam
required)
CHE 205 Analytical Chemistry Lecture
CHE 206 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
CHE 210, 211 Organic Chemistry I & II
CHE 250 Chemistry Seminar
CHE 300, 301 Physical Chemistry I & II
PHY 110, 111 General Physics I & II
MAT 181, 182 Calculus I & II
Senior Presentation
An approved math or upper level science elective
Earth
Science
AST 150 General Astronomy
ES 103 Planet Earth
ES 110 Physical Geology
ES 210 Introduction to Physical Oceanography
MTR 150 Meteorology
MTR/ENV 162 Air Pollution Sources
One track Option in astronomy, geology, or meteorology
English:
Teaching of Literature Option
ENG 160 Literature I
ENG 161 Literature II
ENG 200 Literature III
ENG 227 Ethnicity and Identity in Literature
ENG 307 Shakespeare I or ENG 308 Shakespeare II
ENG 315 Critical Methods
ENG 317 Introduction to Linguistics and Semantics
ENG 347 Teaching Writing in the Schools -High School
ENG 430 Literature for Adolescents
ENG 470 Senior Seminar
One Literature Course - 200 level
One Literature Course - 300 level
One Literature Course - 400 level
English: Teaching of Writing Option
ENG 160 Literature I or ENG 161 Literature II
ENG 200 Literature III
ENG 207 The Poem
ENG 243 Fiction Workshop
ENG 307 Shakespeare I
or
ENG 308 Shakespeare II
ENG 315 Introduction to Critical Methods
ENG 317 Introduction to Linguistics and Semantics
ENG 335 Fact Based Opinion Writing
ENG 339 The Creative Essay
ENG 347 Teaching Writing in the Schools (High School)
One Additional Writing Course:
ENG 430 Literature for Adolescents
ENG 465 Thesis Project
Writing Portfolio
History/Social
Studies
ECO 100 Introduction to Macroeconomics,
or
ECO 10 Introduction to Microeconomics
GEO 100 Principles of World Geography
HIS 151 Introduction to Historical Research
HIS 186 Europe: Pagan and Medieval
HIS 187 Modern Europe
HIS 248 American History: To 1877
HIS 249 American History: Since 1877
HIS 350 Reading in Historiography
HIS 490 Senior Seminar
PS 102 American Government
PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology
Four upper level history courses
Two 100 level non-western culture courses
Mathematics
CS 170 Computer Science I
MAT/CS 165 Introductory Discrete Mathematics
MAT 181, 182, 281 Calculus I, II & III
MAT 272 Introduction to Linear Algebra
MAT 242 Foundations of Geometry
MAT 342 Topics in Geometry
MAT 416 Introduction to Abstract Algebra
Three major mathematics courses from the department list
(see major program sheet or Math Department Section in
this catalog).
Social
Sciences/History
MAT 120 Elementary Statistics or both MAT 105 and 106
Fundamentals of Math I, II
PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology
Any two non-western culture history courses (NWC label)
HIS 186 Europe: Pagan and Medieval
HIS 187 Modern Europe
HIS 248 American History: To 1877
HIS 249 American History: Since 1877
Observing prerequisites, select one course from each of
the four discipline labels listed (total of 12 semester
hours):
ANT or SOC
ECO
GEO
PS
SS 201 Researching Social Issues
SS 300 Social Sciences Research Seminar
Select four courses (12 SH) at the 200-400 level from
ANT, ECO, GEO, PS, OR SOC.
Spanish
SPA 201 El mundo iberoamericano
SPA 203 Conversación
SPA 205 Traducción inversa
SPA 207 Comentario de texto
SPA 221 La civilización española
SPA 230 El cuento
SPA 231 El teatro española
SPA 300 Advanced Composition and Syntax
SPA 330,331 Autores representativos I & II
SPA 400 Linguistics