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Chemistry (CHE)
	• CHE* E121 - General Chemistry I (4 credits)
	• CHE* E122 - General Chemistry II (4 credits)
	• CHE* E211 - Organic Chemistry I (4 credits)
	• CHE* E212 - Organic Chemistry II (4 credits)
	• CHE* E299 - Independent Study in Chemistry (1-3 credits)
Communications (COM)
	• COM* E101 - Introduction to Mass Communications (3 credits)
	• COM* E116 - Publications Workshop I (3 credits)
	• COM* E173 - Public Speaking (3 credits)
	• COM* E202 - Intercultural Communications (3 credits)
	• COM* E216 - Publications Workshop II (3 credits)
	• COM* E222 - Basic News Writing (3 credits)
	• COM* E223 - Feature and Magazine Writing (3 credits)
Computers: Applications (CAD, CSA)
	• CAD* E140 - Fundamentals of Solid Modeling (3 credits)
	• CSA* E105 - Introduction to Software Applications (3 credits)
	• CSA* E135 - Spreadsheet Applications (3 credits)
	• CSA* E140 - Database Applications (3 credits)
Computers: Programming (CSC)
	• CSC* E105 - Programming Logic (3 credits)
	• CSC* E218 - C# Programming (4 credits)
	• CSC* E223 - Java Programming I (4 credits)
	• CSC* E224 - Java Programming II (4 credits)
	• CSC* E233 - Database Development I (4 credits)
	• CSC* E238 - SQL Fundamentals (3 credits)
	• CSC* E239 - Introduction to Database Design & Admin. (3 credits)
	• CSC* E256 - Software Testing and Quality Assurance (4 credits)
	• CSC* E262 - Programming Mobile Devices I (3 credits)
	• CSC* E267 - MATLAB Programming (3 credits)
	• CSC* E268 - Client-Side Programming (4 credits)
	• CSC* E269 - Server-Side Programming (4 credits)
	• CSC* E299 - Independent Study in Computer Science (3-4 credits)
Computers: Technology (CST)
	• CST* E145 - Digital Circuits and Logic (4 credits)
	• CST* E153 - Web Development & Design I (4 credits)
	• CST* E184 - Network Administration I (3 credits)
	• CST* E229 - Network Routers and Switches (3 credits)
	• CST* E231 - Data Communications & Networks (3 credits)
	• CST* E266 - Linux Fundamentals (3 credits)
	• CST* E269 - Introduction to Computer Security (3 credits)
Criminal Justice (CJS)
	• CJS* E101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 credits)
	• CJS* E102 - Introduction to Corrections (3 credits)
	• CJS* E105 - Introduction to Law Enforcement (3 credits)
	• CJS* E106 - Introduction to Homeland Security (3 credits)
	• CJS* E120 - Police and the Community (3 credits)
	• CJS* E139 - Interviewing and Interrogation (3 credits)
	• CJS* E201 - Criminology (3 credits)
	• CJS* E203 - Juvenile Justice (3 credits)
	• CJS* E211 - Criminal Law I (3 credits)
	• CJS* E212 - Criminal Law II (3 credits)
	• CJS* E213 - Evidence and Criminal Procedure (3 credits)
	• CJS* E220 - Criminal Investigation (3 credits)
	• CJS* E222 - Computer Investigation Techniques (3 credits)
	• CJS* E225 - Forensic Science (3 credits)
	• CJS* E237 - Crime Scene Processing and Investigation (3 credits)
	• CJS* E250 - Police Organization and Administration (3 credits)
	• CJS* E251 - Police Management Seminar (3 credits)
	• CJS* E255 - Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice (3 credits)
	• CJS* E259 - Writing and Research for Criminal Justice (3 credits)
	• CJS* E280 - Victimology (3 credits)
	• CJS* E282 - Criminal Court Systems and Practices (3 credits)
	• CJS* E285 - Forensic Science with Laboratory (4 credits)
	• CJS* E290 - Practicum in Criminal Justice (3 credits)
	• CJS* E294 - Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice (3 credits)
Dance (DAN)
	• DAN* E124 - Movement & Expression (Fall only) (3 credits)
	• DAN* E125 - Dance as Cultural Expression (Spring only) (3 credits)
Early Childhood Education (ECE)
	• ECE* E101 - Introduction to Early Childhood Education (3 credits)
	• ECE* E103 - Creative Experiences (3 credits)
	• ECE* E106 - Music & Movement for Children (3 credits)
	• ECE* E180 - CDA Credential Preparation (3 credits)
	• ECE* E182 - Child Development (3 credits)
	• ECE* E190 - ECE Behavior Management (3 credits)
	• ECE* E206 - Administration and Supervision of Early Childhood Programs (3 credits)
	• ECE* E207 - Natural Science and Safety for Children (3 credits)
	• ECE* E210 - Observation, Participation and Seminar (3 credits)
	• ECE* E212 - Administrative Leadership in Early Childhood Programs (3 credits)
	• ECE* E215 - The Exceptional Learner (3 credits)
	• ECE* E222 - Methods & Techniques in ECE (3 credits)
	• ECE* E231 - Early Language and Literacy Development (3 credits)
	• ECE* E275 - Child, Family, and School Relations (3 credits)
	• ECE* E295 - Student Teaching Practicum (6 credits)
Economics (ECN)
	• ECN* E101 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits)
	• ECN* E102 - Principles of Microeconomics (3 credits)
Education (EDU)
	• EDU* E290 - Adult Learning Theory and Practice (3 credits)
Electives
	• Elective (AESX) - Aesthetic Dimensions (3 credits)
	• Elective (BHEL) - Behavioral Science (3 credits)
	• Elective (BUS) - Business (3 credits)
	• Elective (COMP) - Computer Science (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (CRTY) - Creativity (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (FINA) - Fine Arts (3 credits)
	• Elective (GLKY) - Global Knowledge (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (HISX) - Historical Knowledge (3 credits)
	• Elective (HUM) - Humanities (3 credits)
	• Elective (MATH) - Mathematics (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (OPEN) - Any course 100 or higher (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (ORAX) - Oral Communication in English (3 credits)
	• Elective (QUAX) - Quantitative Reasoning (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (Restricted) - Programming Language (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (SCI) - Science (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (SCKX) - Scientific Knowledge & Understanding (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (SCRX) - Scientific Reasoning (3-4 credits)
	• Elective (SOCX) - Social Phenomena I (3 credits)
	• Elective (SOPX) - Social Phenomena II (3 credits)
	• Elective (SSCI) - Social Science (3 credits)

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