University CoreStudents should check with their school or college to insure that courses selected for the University Core will also satisfy any overlapping school, college, department or degree requirements.
| English Composition and Rhetoric (6 hours) | |
| ENGL 1310 | College Writing I |
| ENGL 1311* | Honors Composition I |
| ENGL 1312** | Grammar and Composition for International Students |
| ENGL 1313 | Computer Assisted College Writing I |
| ENGL 1315* | Computer Assisted Writing About Literature I |
| ENGL 1320 | College Writing II |
| ENGL 1321* | Honors Composition II |
| ENGL 1322** | Composition and Rhetoric for International Students |
| ENGL 1323 | Computer Assisted College Writing II |
| ENGL 1325 | Computer Assisted Writing About Literature II |
| ENGL 2700 | Technical Writing |
| ENGL 2702** | Technical Writing for International Students |
| Note: A grade of "C" or better is required on courses applied toward this requirement. Upon successful completion of the Student Use of English (SUE) Examination, courses with a grade of "D" may apply. See your adviser for assistance. | |
| Mathematics (3 hours) | |
| At least 3 hours at the level of College Algebra or higher. Consult your degree plan or adviser. | |
| Natural Sciences (8 hours) | |
| At least 8 semester hours in two laboratory sciences. Consult your degree plan or adviser. | |
| Visual and Performing Arts (3 hours) | |
| ART 1300 | Art Appreciation |
| ART 2360 | Art History Survey II |
| DANC 1200 | Appreciation of Dance as a Contemporary Art Form |
| DANC 2800 | Survey of Dance |
| MUMH 1600 | Music in Human Imagination |
| MUMH 2040 | Music Appreciation |
| MUMH 3000 | Nineteenth-Century Music |
| MUMH 3010 | Twentieth-Century Music |
| RTVF 3450 | Art of the Film |
| RTVF 3460 | History of Film |
| THEA 1340 | Aesthetics of the Theatre Throughout the World |
| THEA 1375 | The Actor and the Text |
| THEA 2340 | Theatre Appreciation |
| Humanities (3 hours) | |
| ENGL 2210 | World Literature |
| ENGL 2211* | Honors World Literature |
| ENGL 2220 | World Literature |
| ENGL 2221* | Honors World Literature |
| ENGL 2352** | Representative Readings in Literature for International Students |
| ENGL 2362** | Representative Readings in Literature for International Students |
| PHIL 1050 | Introduction to Philosophy |
| PHIL 1400 | Introduction to Contemporary Moral Issues |
| PHIL 2050 | Introduction to Logic |
| PHIL 2310 | Introduction to Ancient Philosophy |
| PHIL 2330 | Introduction to Modern Philosophy |
| PHIL 2500 | Introduction to Contemporary Environmental Issues |
| History (6 hours) | |
| HIST 2610 | United States History to 1865 |
| HIST 2620 | United States History Since 1865 |
| HIST 2675* | Honors United States History to 1865 |
| HIST 2685* | Honors United States History Since 1865 |
| HIST 4700 | History of Texas and/or any advanced U.S.-topic history course(s) may substitute for either/both courses listed above. |
| Political Science (6 hours) | |
| PSCI 1040 | American Government |
| PSCI 1041* | Honors American Government |
| PSCI 1050 | American Government |
| PSCI 1051* | Honors American Government |
| PSCI 1085* | The American Political and Economic Experience |
| Any advanced U.S. topic political science course may substitute for PSCI 1050. | |
| Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 hours) | |
| ANTH 1010 | General Anthropology |
| ANTH 2250 | Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology |
| EDCD 1220 | Human Development |
| ECON 1110 | Principles of Macroeconomics |
| GEOG 1170 | Introduction to Human Geography |
| GNET 1030 | Technological Systems |
| PSCI 2310 | Democracy and Its Critics |
| PSCI 3310 | Political Theory: Socrates to the Eighteenth Century |
| PSCI 3320 | Political Theory: Eighteenth Century to the Present |
| PSYC 1630 | General Psychology I |
| PSYC 1650 | General Psychology II |
| SOCI 1510 | Individuals in Society |
| SOCI 1520 | Contemporary Social Problems |
| Wellness (3 hours) | |
| DANC 1100 | Stress Reduction Through Movement |
| PHED 1000 | Scientific Principles and Practices of Health-Related Fitness |
| PSYC 2580 | Health Psychology |
| SMHM 1450 | Principles of Nutrition |
| Cross Cultural, Diversity and Global Studies (3 hours) | |
| AGER 4560 | Minority Aging |
| AGER 4800 | The Social Context of Aging: Global Perspectives |
| ANTH 2045 | Women in Culture [title will change to Gender Across Cultures: A Multicultural Examination of Gender Roles, Fall 2000] |
| ANTH 2100 | World Cultures Through Film |
| ANTH 2150 | World Cultures |
| ANTH 2350 | Cultural Diversity in U.S. (American) Culture |
| ANTH 4050 | Contemporary Ethnic Groups |
| ART 2350 | Art History Survey I |
| ATTD 4490 | Serving Learners from Special Populations in Applied Technology Programs |
| BUSI 1340 | The Free Enterprise System in a Global Environment |
| CJUS 2600 | Diversity Issues in Criminal Justice |
| COMM 4260 | Performance and Culture |
| EDCD 2010 | Parent, Family and Caregiver Skills [course title will change to Parenting in Diverse Families, Fall 2000] |
| EDUC 2000 | Exploring Diversity Through Social Action |
| ENGL 3450 | Short Story |
| ENGL 4300 | Modern Drama |
| GEOG 1200 | World Regional Geography |
| GEOG 3100 | Geography of the United States and Canada |
| GEOG 3750 | Geography of Contemporary Sub-Saharan Africa |
| HIST 1050 | World Civilization to the Sixteenth Century |
| HIST 1060 | World Civilization from the Sixteenth Century |
| HIST 1075* | Honors World Civilization to the Sixteenth Century |
| HIST 1085* | Honors World Civilization from the Sixteenth Century |
| HLTH 1100 | School and Community Health Problems and Services |
| HLTH 2200 | Family Life and Human Sexuality |
| JOUR 1210 | Survey of Mass Communication [course title will change to Mass Communication and Society, Fall 2000] |
| JOUR 4250 | Race and the Media: a Methods Approach |
| KINE 2000 | History and Philosophy of Sport and Physical Activity in the United States |
| KINE 2050 | Sociology of Sport |
| MKTG 2650 | Global Marketing Concepts |
| MUET 3020 | Popular Music in American Culture |
| PADM 2100 | Diversity in Urban Governance |
| PHIL 2070 | Introduction to Great Religions |
| PHIL 2400 | Religion and American Society |
| PSCI 3810 | International Relations |
| PSCI 4620 | Political Change |
| RECR 2550 | Leisure and Society |
| RTVF 2700 | World Cinema Survey |
| SMHM 2750 | Global Perspectives for Merchandising and Hospitality Industries |
| SMHM 4750 | Managing a Diverse Workforce in the Merchandising and Hospitality Industry |
| SOCI 2010 | Race, Class, Gender and Ethnicity |
| SOCI 4160 | Developing Societies |
| SOWK 4540 | Race and Ethnic Minorities [course title will change to Human Diversity for the Helping Professions, Fall 2000] |
| THEA 2260 | Non-Western Theatre and Drama |
| THEA 4250 | World Theatre to 1700 [course number will change to THEA 2250, Fall 2000] |
| THEA 4300 | World Theatre After 1700 [course number will change to THEA 2300, Fall 2000] |
| WMST 2100 | Women and Society: An Introduction to WomenÌs Studies |
| Communication (3 hours) | |
| COMM 1010 | Introduction to Communication |
| COMM 1440* | Honors Classical Argument |
| COMM 2020 | Interpersonal Communication |
| COMM 2040 | Public Speaking |
| COMM 2060 | Performance of Literature |
| FREN 1010 | Elementary French |
| FREN 1020 | Elementary French |
| FREN 2040 | Intermediate French |
| FREN 2050 | Intermediate French |
| GERM 1010 | Elementary German |
| GERM 1020 | Elementary German |
| GERM 2040 | Intermediate German |
| GERM 2050 | Intermediate German |
| JOUR 2310 | Newspaper Reporting and Writing |
| LANG 1010*** | Elementary Language |
| LANG 1020*** | Elementary Language |
| MKTG 3010 | Professional Selling |
| SMHM 3450 | Presentation Techniques |
| SPAN 1010 | Elementary Spanish |
| SPAN 1020 | Elementary Spanish |
| SPAN 2040 | Intermediate Spanish |
| SPAN 2050 | Intermediate Spanish |
| University Core Curriculum, 1999-2000 | |
| (47 semester hours) | |
| Students should check with their school or college to insure that courses selected for the University Core will also satisfy any overlapping school, college, department or degree requirements. | |
| English Composition and Rhetoric (6 hours) | |
| ENGL 1310 | College Writing I |
| ENGL 1311* | Honors Composition I |
| ENGL 1312** | Grammar and Composition for International Students |
| ENGL 1313 | Computer Assisted College Writing I |
| ENGL 1315* | Computer Assisted Writing About Literature I |
| ENGL 1320 | College Writing II |
| ENGL 1321* | Honors Composition II |
| ENGL 1322** | Composition and Rhetoric for International Students |
| ENGL 1323 | Computer Assisted College Writing II |
| ENGL 1325 | Computer Assisted Writing About Literature II |
| ENGL 2700 | Technical Writing |
| ENGL 2702** | Technical Writing for International Students |
| Note: A grade of "C" or better is required on courses applied toward this requirement. Upon successful completion of the Student Use of English (SUE) Examination, courses with a grade of "D" may apply. See your adviser for assistance. | |
| Mathematics (3 hours) | |
| At least 3 hours at the level of College Algebra or higher. Consult your degree plan or adviser. | |
| Natural Sciences (8 hours) | |
| At least 8 semester hours in two laboratory sciences. Consult your degree plan or adviser. | |
| Visual and Performing Arts (3 hours) | |
| ART 1300 | Art Appreciation |
| ART 2360 | Art History Survey II |
| DANC 1200 | Appreciation of Dance as a Contemporary Art Form |
| DANC 2800 | Survey of Dance |
| MUMH 1600 | Music in Human Imagination |
| MUMH 2040 | Music Appreciation |
| MUMH 3000 | Nineteenth-Century Music |
| MUMH 3010 | Twentieth-Century Music |
| RTVF 3450 | Art of the Film |
| RTVF 3460 | History of Film |
| THEA 1340 | Aesthetics of the Theatre Throughout the World |
| THEA 1375 | The Actor and the Text |
| THEA 2340 | Theatre Appreciation |
| Humanities (3 hours) | |
| ENGL 2210 | World Literature |
| ENGL 2211* | Honors World Literature |
| ENGL 2220 | World Literature |
| ENGL 2221* | Honors World Literature |
| ENGL 2352** | Representative Readings in Literature for International Students |
| ENGL 2362** | Representative Readings in Literature for International Students |
| ENGL 4010 | English Language in America |
| PHIL 1050 | Introduction to Philosophy |
| PHIL 1400 | Introduction to Contemporary Moral Issues |
| PHIL 2050 | Introduction to Logic |
| PHIL 2310 | Introduction to Ancient Philosophy |
| PHIL 2330 | Introduction to Modern Philosophy |
| PHIL 2500 | Introduction to Contemporary Environmental Issues |
| History (6 hours) | |
| HIST 2610 | United States History to 1865 |
| HIST 2620 | United States History Since 1865 |
| HIST 2675* | Honors United States History to 1865 |
| HIST 2685* | Honors United States History Since 1865 |
| HIST 4700 | History of Texas and/or any advanced U.S.-topic history course(s) may substitute for either/both courses listed above. |
| Political Science (6 hours) | |
| PSCI 1040 | American Government |
| PSCI 1041* | Honors American Government |
| PSCI 1050 | American Government |
| PSCI 1051* | Honors American Government |
| PSCI 1085* | The American Political and Economic Experience |
| Any advanced U.S. topic political science course may substitute for PSCI 1050. | |
| Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 hours) | |
| ANTH 1010 | General Anthropology |
| ANTH 2250 | Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology |
| EDCD 1220 | Human Development |
| ECON 1110 | Principles of Macroeconomics |
| GEOG 1170 | Introduction to Human Geography |
| GNET 1030 | Technological Systems |
| PSCI 2310 | Democracy and Its Critics |
| PSCI 3310 | Political Theory: Socrates to the Eighteenth Century |
| PSCI 3320 | Political Theory: Eighteenth Century to the Present |
| PSYC 1630 | General Psychology I |
| PSYC 1650 | General Psychology II |
| SOCI 1510 | Individuals in Society |
| SOCI 1520 | Contemporary Social Problems |
| Wellness (3 hours) | |
| DANC 1100 | Stress Reduction Through Movement |
| PHED 1000 | Scientific Principles and Practices of Health-Related Fitness |
| PSYC 2580 | Health Psychology |
| SMHM 1450 | Principles of Nutrition |
| Cross Cultural, Diversity and Global Studies (3 hours) | |
| AGER 4560 | Minority Aging |
| AGER 4800 | The Social Context of Aging: Global Perspectives |
| ANTH 2045 | Women in Culture [title will change to Gender Across Cultures: A Multicultural Examination of Gender Roles, Fall 2000] |
| ANTH 2100 | World Cultures Through Film |
| ANTH 2150 | World Cultures |
| ANTH 2350 | Cultural Diversity in U.S. (American) Culture |
| ANTH 4050 | Contemporary Ethnic Groups |
| ART 2350 | Art History Survey I |
| ATTD 4490 | Serving Learners from Special Populations in Applied Technology Programs |
| BUSI 1340 | The Free Enterprise System in a Global Environment |
| CJUS 2600 | Diversity Issues in Criminal Justice |
| COMM 4260 | Performance and Culture |
| EDCD 2010 | Parent, Family and Caregiver Skills [course title will change to Parenting in Diverse Families, Fall 2000] |
| EDUC 2000 | Exploring Diversity Through Social Action |
| ENGL 3450 | Short Story |
| ENGL 4300 | Modern Drama |
| GEOG 1200 | World Regional Geography |
| GEOG 3100 | Geography of the United States and Canada |
| GEOG 3750 | Geography of Contemporary Sub-Saharan Africa |
| HIST 1050 | World Civilization to the Sixteenth Century |
| HIST 1060 | World Civilization from the Sixteenth Century |
| HIST 1075* | Honors World Civilization to the Sixteenth Century |
| HIST 1085* | Honors World Civilization from the Sixteenth Century |
| HLTH 1100 | School and Community Health Problems and Services |
| HLTH 2200 | Family Life and Human Sexuality |
| JOUR 1210 | Survey of Mass Communication [course title will change to Mass Communication and Society, Fall 2000] |
| JOUR 4250 | Race and the Media: a Methods Approach |
| KINE 2000 | History and Philosophy of Sport and Physical Activity in the United States |
| KINE 2050 | Sociology of Sport |
| MKTG 2650 | Global Marketing Concepts |
| MUET 3020 | Popular Music in American Culture |
| PADM 2100 | Diversity in Urban Governance |
| PHIL 2070 | Introduction to Great Religions |
| PHIL 2400 | Religion and American Society |
| PSCI 3810 | International Relations |
| PSCI 4620 | Political Change |
| RECR 2550 | Leisure and Society |
| RTVF 2700 | World Cinema Survey |
| SMHM 2750 | Global Perspectives for Merchandising and Hospitality Industries |
| SMHM 4750 | Managing a Diverse Workforce in the Merchandising and Hospitality Industry |
| SOCI 2010 | Race, Class, Gender and Ethnicity |
| SOCI 4160 | Developing Societies |
| SOWK 4540 | Race and Ethnic Minorities [course title will change to Human Diversity for the Helping Professions, Fall 2000] |
| THEA 2260 | Non-Western Theatre and Drama |
| THEA 4250 | World Theatre to 1700 [course number will change to THEA 2250, Fall 2000] |
| THEA 4300 | World Theatre After 1700 [course number will change to THEA 2300, Fall 2000] |
| WMST 2100 | Women and Society: An Introduction to WomenÌs Studies |
| Communication (3 hours) | |
| COMM 1010 | Introduction to Communication |
| COMM 1440* | Honors Classical Argument |
| COMM 2020 | Interpersonal Communication |
| COMM 2040 | Public Speaking |
| COMM 2060 | Performance of Literature |
| FREN 1010 | Elementary French |
| FREN 1020 | Elementary French |
| FREN 2040 | Intermediate French |
| FREN 2050 | Intermediate French |
| GERM 1010 | Elementary German |
| GERM 1020 | Elementary German |
| GERM 2040 | Intermediate German |
| GERM 2050 | Intermediate German |
| JOUR 2310 | Newspaper Reporting and Writing |
| LANG 1010*** | Elementary Language |
| LANG 1020*** | Elementary Language |
| MKTG 3010 | Professional Selling |
| SMHM 3450 | Presentation Techniques |
| SPAN 1010 | Elementary Spanish |
| SPAN 1020 | Elementary Spanish |
| SPAN 2040 | Intermediate Spanish |
| SPAN 2050 | Intermediate Spanish |
| SPHS 1020 | Speech for International Students |
| * Course offered for University Honors students only. | |
| ** Course offered for International students only. | |
| *** Italian, Russian, Japanese only. | |
| Added to Cross Cultural, Diversity and Global Studies in Fall 2000: | |
| EDSP 2500 | Human Exceptionality |
| PSCI 3500 | Introduction to Peace Studies |
| PSCI 4520 | International Human Rights |
| PSCI 4660 | Democracy and Democratization |
| PSCI 4710 | Middle East Politics: Critical Issues |
| SCI 4720 | Ethnicity in World Politics |
| PSCI 4850 | Critical Issues in World Politics |
Last Updated on 10/15/99
By Betty Tomboulian
Email: catalog@unt.edu