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Core Curriculum


The Core Curriculum of the University System of Georgia is designed to facilitate the educational progress of students as they pursue associate and baccalaureate degrees within the University System of Georgia. The general education portion of the Core is divided into areas A-E and represents forty-two (42) credit hours.  Area F varies with each program of study and is composed of 18 credit hours which support the student’s chosen program of study.
REQUIRED AND ELECTIVE COURSES FOR AREAS A-F
TRANSFER PROGRAMS

                 XE "Electives"

Prefix

Number

Title

Hours

     

Area A TC "Area A: Essential Skills Courses" \f C \l "3" :

Essential Skills

9

ENGL

1101

English Composition I

3

ENGL

1102

English Composition II

3

 XE "Area A Electives" Mathematic Requirement  (choose one below)

 

MATH

1101

Intro to Mathematical Modeling

3

MATH

1001

Quantitative Reasoning

3

MATH

math

MATH

1111

1113

2201

College Algebra

Precalculus

Calculus

3

3

4

Programs of study requiring Precalculus as a first course in Area A: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Pre-Engineering Technology. Pre-Engineering requires Calculus I in Area A.  One hour of credit carries into Area F.  Students who are exempted from their required math course in Area A must take another math course with a higher course number than the one required to fulfill the math requirement in Area A.

 

 XE "Area B Requirement" Area B TC "Area B: AMIR - Institutional Requirement" \f C \l "3" :

 

Institutional Requirement (AMIR 1001)

 

4

AMIR

1001

Thinking, Learning, and Communicating in Contemporary Society

 

 

Area C: TC "Area C: Humanities And Fine Arts Electives" \f C \l "3"  XE "Area C:Humanities Electives"

 

Humanities and Fine Arts

 

6

 XE "Area C:Fine Arts Electives" Fine Arts Elective: Choice of 3 hours from the following:

3

ARTS

1100

Art Appreciation

 

ARTS

2211

The Creative Process

 

ENGL

2205

Introduction to Creative Writing

 

MUSC

1100

Music Appreciation

 

MUSC

1101

Fundamentals of Music

 

THEA

1100

Theatre Appreciation

 

 XE "Area C:Humanities Electives" Humanities Elective: Choice of 3 hours from the following:

3

COMM

1100

Human Communications

 

COMM

1110

Public Speaking

 

ENGL

1110

Introduction to Literature

 

ENGL

2111

World Literature I

 

ENGL

2112

World Literature II

 

ENGL

2130

American Literature

 

FREN

1002

Elementary French II

 

FREN

2001

Intermediate French I

 

FREN

2002

Intermediate French II

 

HUMA

1101

Exploring Selected American Cultures

 

HUMA

1102

African American Culture

 

HUMA

2000

Exploring Global Cultures

 

MCOM

1101

Introduction to Mass Communications

 

PHIL

2201

Survey of Philosophy

 

PHIL

2210

Logic and Critical Thinking

 

RELI

2201

Introduction to Religious Studies

 

SPAN

1002

Elementary Spanish II

 

SPAN

2001

Intermediate Spanish I

 

SPAN

2002

Intermediate Spanish II

 

 

Area D:

 

Science, Mathematics, and Technology TC "Area D: Option I       Electives for Non-Science Programs of Study" \f C \l "3"

 

11

 

OPTION I:

for non-science programs of study

       

Science: Choice of two 4-hour laboratory science courses                         8

 XE "Area D:Option I – Electives for Non-Science Programs of Study"  (Course = 3 hours, Lab = 1 hour). Courses do not have to be a sequence.

BIOL

1101

General Biology I

 

BLAB

1101

General Biology I Lab

 

BIOL

1102

General Biology II

 

BLAB

1102

General Biology II Lab

 

BIOL

1107

Principles of Biology I

 

BLAB

1107

Principles of Biology I Lab

 

BIOL

1108

Principles of Biology II

 

BLAB

1108

Principles of Biology II Lab

 

CHEM

1151

Survey of Chemistry I

 

CLAB

1151

Survey of Chemistry I Lab

 

CHEM

1152

Survey of Chemistry II

 

CLAB

1152

Survey of Chemistry II Lab

 

CHEM

1211

General Chemistry I

 

CLAB

1211

General Chemistry I Lab

 

CHEM

1212

General Chemistry II

 

CLAB

1212

General Chemistry II Lab

 

GSCI

1101

General Science I

 

GSCL

1101

General Science I Lab

 

GSCI

1102

General Science II

 

GSCL

1102

General Science II Lab

 

PHYS

1011

Physical Science I

 

PLAB

PHYS

PLAB

1011

1012

1012

Physical Science I Lab

Physical Science II

Physical Science II Lab

 

 

PHYS

1111

General Physics I

 

PLAB

1111

General Physics I Lab

 

PHYS

1112

General Physics II

 

PLAB

1112

General Physics II Lab

 

 

Science, Mathematics or Technology                                                             3

Choice of one 3-hour course from science, mathematics, or technology.

Science: Choose from the list above (not including labs).

 

Mathematics:

MATH

1111

College Algebra

 

MATH

1112

Intro. to Mathematical Techniques

 

MATH

1113

Precalculus

 

MATH

1114

Elementary Statistics

 

MATH

1121

Decision Mathematics

 

MATH

1122

Elementary Calculus

 

MATH

1128

Discrete Mathematics

 

MATH

2201

Analytic Geometry & Calculus I

 

Technology:

CSCI

1135

Introduction to Computers

 

CSCI

1301

Computer Science I

 

CSCI

1136

Fundamentals of Elec. Spreadsheets

 

CSCI

1137

Fundamentals of Database Mgmt.

 

CSCI

1138

Introduction to Cyberspace Tech.

 

CSCI

1142

Introduction to C Programming

 

CSCI

1143

BASIC:  Interactive Programming

 

CSCI

1146

Introduction to Java Programming

 

 

 

 

 XE "Area D: Option IIA – Electives for Science, Programs of Study"

OPTION IIA TC "AREA D: Option IIA   Electives for Science Programs of Study" \f C \l "3" :

for science programs of study

         

Science: Choice of two 4-hour laboratory science courses.                         8

(Course = 3 hours, Lab = 1 hour). Students are encouraged to take courses
which are a sequence appropriate to the program of study.

BIOL

1107

Principles of Biology I

 

BLAB

1107

Principles of Biology I Lab

 

BIOL

1108

Principles of Biology II

 

BLAB

1108

Principles of Biology II Lab

 

BIOL

1109

Principles of Biology III

 

BLAB

1109

Principles of Biology III Lab

 

CHEM

1211

General Chemistry I

 

CLAB

1211

General Chemistry I Lab

 

CHEM

1212

General Chemistry II

 

CLAB

1212

General Chemistry II Lab

 

PHYS

1111

General Physics I

 

PLAB

1111

General Physics I Lab

 

PHYS

1112

General Physics II

 

PLAB

1112

General Physics II Lab

 

PHYS

2211

Principles of Physics I

 

PLAB

2211

Principles of Physics I Lab

 

PHYS

2212

Principles of Physics II

 

PLAB

2212

Principles of Physics II Lab

 

Science, Mathematics or Technology                                                             3

Choice of one 3-hour course from science, mathematics, or technology.

Science: Choose from the list above (not including labs).
Mathematics:

MATH

1112

Intro. to Mathematical Techniques

MATH

1113

Precalculus

MATH

1114

Elementary Statistics

MATH

1122

Elementary Calculus

MATH

1128

Discrete Mathematics

MATH

2201

Analytic Geometry & Calculus I
(1 hour excess can be included in Area F of selected programs)


Technology:

CSCI

1135

Introduction to Computers

 

CSCI

1301

Computer Science I

 

 

  XE "Area D: Option IIB – Electives for Allied Health Programs of Study" OPTION IIB: TC "AREA D: Option IIB   Electives for Allied Health Programs of Study" \f C \l "3"

for ALLIED HEALTH  programs of study AT FOUR-YEAR LEVEL

   

Science: Choice of a laboratory sequence in chemistry, biology or physics

(Course = 3 hours, Lab = 1 hour).

8

BIOL

1107

Principles of Biology I

 

BLAB

1107

Principles of Biology I Lab

 

BIOL

1108

Principles of Biology II

 

BLAB

1108

Principles of Biology II Lab

 

CHEM

1151

Survey of Chemistry I

 

CLAB

1151

Survey of Chemistry I Lab

 

CHEM

1152

Survey of Chemistry II

 

CLAB

1152

Survey of Chemistry II Lab

 

CHEM

1211

General Chemistry I

 

CLAB

1211

General Chemistry I Lab

 

CHEM

1212

General Chemistry II

 

CLAB

1212

General Chemistry II Lab

 

PHYS

1011

Physical Science I

 

PLAB

1011

Physical Science I Lab

 

PHYS

1012

Physical Science II

 

PLAB

1012

Physical Science II Lab

 

PHYS

1111

General Physics I

 

PLAB

1111

General Physics I Lab

 

PHYS

1112

General Physics II

 

PLAB

1112

General Physics II Lab

 

         


Science, Mathematics, or Technology                                                              3

Choice of one 3-hour course from science, mathematics, or technology.

Science: Choose from the list above (not including labs).
Mathematics:

MATH

1111

College Algebra

MATH

1112

Intro. to Mathematical Techniques

MATH

1113

Precalculus

MATH

1114

Elementary Statistics

MATH

1121

Decision Mathematics

MATH

1122

Elementary Calculus

MATH

1128

Discrete Mathematics

MATH

2201

Analytic Geometry & Calculus I
(1 hour excess can be included in Area F of selected programs)

Technology:

CSCI

1135

Introduction to Computers

CSCI

1301

Computer Science I

CSCI

1142

Introduction to C Programming

CSCI

1143

BASIC:  Interactive Programming

CSCI

1146

Introduction to Java Programming

  XE "Area E: Social Science Electives"
Area E:

 
Social Sciences


12

 

     

Government Requirement:

3

 

POLS

1101

American Government

 

 

History Requirement: Choice of 3 hours from the following:

3

 

HIST

2111

United States History I or

 

 

HIST

2112

United States History II

 

 

Social Science Electives: Choice of 2 Social Science courses: TC "AREA E: Social Science Electives" \f C \l "3"

6

 

The two courses must be from two different social science fields having two different course prefixes (e.g., Sociology and Psychology/SOCI and PSYC). The two courses cannot be from the same social science field, hence they cannot have the same course prefix (e.g., two Political Science courses/two POLS courses).  Courses used in Area F cannot be used in Area E.

 

 

ANTH

1102

Introduction to Anthropology

 

 

AAS

2010

Introduction to African American Studies

 

 

ECON

1105

Introduction to Economics

 

 

ECON

2105

Principles of Macroeconomics

 

 

ECON

2106

Principles of Microeconomics

 

 

GEOG

1105

Intro. to World Regional Geography

 

 

HIST

2111

United States History I

 

 

HIST

2211

Honors United States History I

 

 

HIST

2112

United States History II

 

 

HIST

1111

World Civilization I

 

 

HIST

1112

World Civilization II

 

 

HIST

2113

Minorities in American History

 

 

HIST

2232

African American History

 

 

POLS

2101

Introduction to Political Science

 

 

POLS

2401

Global Issues

 

 

PSYC

1101

Introduction to General Psychology

 

 

SOCI

1101

Introduction to Sociology

 

 

SOCI

1201

Honors Introduction to Sociology

 

 

SOCI

1160

Introduction to Social Problems

 

 

SOSC

1101

Introduction to the Social Sciences

 

 

       

 

Subtotal

42

 

       
Area F: Courses Related to Program of Study 18  
       
  Total 60  
       
Courses Outside the Core:      
ORNT 1100 Seminar In Personal and Academic Development 1  
         
Regents’ Skills Institutional Credit Only – Must Pass or Be Exempted    
RGTR 0198 Regents’ Reading  Skills  and    
RGTE 0199 Regents’ Writing Skills    
       
Physical Education   5  
       
  Total Required Program Hours 66