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6 hours

Effective written communication skills are essential in a literate society. Requirements include six semester hours in written composition. UAB students must complete EH 101 English Composition I and EH 102 English Composition II with the grade of C or better within their first 30 hours or as soon as possible thereafter.

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

Study in the humanities addresses the ability to deal with questions of values, ethics, or aesthetics as they are represented in literature, philosophy, religion, and the arts, and is fundamental to general education. Requirements include at least 12 semester hours in humanities with a minimum of three semester hours in literature, three semester hours in the fine arts, and the remaining hours from the humanities and/or fine arts. In addition to literature, disciplines in the humanities include, but are not limited to, philosophy, religious studies, speech, foreign languages, art, music, theatre, and dance. As part of the common Core Curriculum, students must complete a six-semester hour sequence either in literature (Area II) or in history (Area IV).

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

Study in the natural sciences and mathematics emphasizes the scientific method and applies quantitative or inductive reasoning. Requirements include at least 11 semester hours with at least three semester hours in mathematics at the pre-calculus algebra level or higher and at least eight semester hours in the natural sciences. All courses in the natural sciences must include laboratory experiences. Disciplines in the natural sciences include, but are not limited to, astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, and physics. UAB students must take the required three semester hours in mathematics within their first 60 hours or as soon as possible thereafter.

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

Study in history and the social and behavioral sciences deals primarily with the study of human behavior, social and political structures, and economics. Requirements include 12 semester hours with at least a three-semester hour course in history and at least six semester hours from among other disciplines in the social and behavioral sciences. Disciplines include, but are not limited to, anthropology, economics, geography, political science, psychology, and sociology. As part of the common Core Curriculum, students must complete a six-semester hour sequence either in literature (Area II) or in history (Area IV).

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Certain degrees/major may require students to take additional required courses and/or elective courses appropriate to the individual degree or program. Students should consult the appropriate college or school section of this catalog to see whether Area V requirements apply to them.

Total Semester Hours:

¹	Core Curriculum Area IV: PY 101 Introduction to Psychology & SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology preferred. Core Curriculum Area IV: ANTH 101 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology & GEO 121 World Regional Geography preferred.

Requirements		Hours
Early Childhood/Elementary Courses (Common to all in Major)
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
EEC 300	Child Development/Family Relationships	4
EEC 302	Expressive Arts (P-6)	3
EEC 405	Children's Literature in Early Childhood and Elementary Education	3
EEC 415	Learning Environments	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
HPE 301	Teaching Health Education and Physical Education in Elementary Schools	3
Early Childhood Non-Certification Concentration (Track)
ECE 320	Introduction to Curriculum and Teaching	3
ECE 347	Language Experiences for the Preprimary Child	3
ECE 390	Practicum in Early Childhood Education	1-6
ECE 410	Organize Programs: Young Children	3
ECE 445	Young Children: Math/Science/Social Studies	6
ECE 446	Communication Arts/Reading: Young Child	6
ECE 448	Infant/Toddler Development	3
ECE 449	Edcuation Environment: Infant/Parent	3
ECE 460	Current Topics in Education	3
ECE 492	Individual Curriculum Projects	3
ECE 494	Field Work in Elementary and Early Childhood Education	3
PE 305	Motor Development	3
Total Hours		68-73

Early Childhood and Elementary Education

The early childhood/elementary education program is designed as a double major program. Students successfully completing the program and all requirements outlined in previous sections will receive a baccalaureate degree and be eligible for Alabama “Class B” professional teaching certificates in early childhood education (grades P-3) and elementary education (grades K-6).

Professional preparation includes courses in humanistic and behavioral studies, early childhood education, elementary education, curriculum and teaching, evaluation of teaching and learning, extensive pre-internship field experiences in P-6 settings, and an internship. Students must work closely with their faculty advisor for appropriate selection of courses in each area of general and professional studies.

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for Early Childhood & Elementary Education

Requirements		Hours
Additional Laboratory Science ¹
Select one of the following:		4
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory
BY 123	Introductory Biology I
BY 124	Introductory Biology II
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory
PH 201 & 201L	College Physics I and College Physics Laboratory I
PH 202 & 202L	College Physics II and College Physics Laboratory II
PH 221 & 221L	General Physics I and General Physics Laboratory I
PH 222 & 222L	General Physics II and General Physics Laboratory II
PHS 101	Physical Science
Math Requirements (AGSC) ²
Select one of the following:		3
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry
MA 109	Survey of Calculus
MA 110	Finite Mathematics
MA 125	Calculus I
MA 126	Calculus II
MA 227	Calculus III
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra
Additional Math Requirements
Select one 100-level or higher math courses not used above ³		3
Psychology
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology ⁴	3
Total Hours		13

1	Students may NOT use the same course to satisfy this requirement and the Core Curriculum Area III: Science requirement.
2	Students may NOT use the same course to satisfy this requirement and the Core Curriculum Area III: Math requirement.
3	MA 313 Patterns, Functions and Algebraic Reasoning and MA 314 Geometric and Proportional Reasoning preferred.
4	This course will apply toward this requirement as well as Core Curriculum Area IV.

Major Requirements for Early Childhood Education & Elementary Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies ¹
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
EEC 300	Child Development/Family Relationships	4
EEC 301	Introduction to P-6 Education	3
Teaching Field Courses
EEC 302	Expressive Arts (P-6)	4
EEC 402	Primary Math Methods	4
EEC 405	Children's Literature in Early Childhood and Elementary Education ²	3
EEC 406	Language Arts in Early Childhood and Elementary Education ²	4
EEC 412	Math in Early Childhood and Elementary Education ²	4
EEC 413	Science in Early Childhood and Elementary Education ²	4
EEC 414	Social Studies in Early Childhood and Elementary Education ²	4
EEC 415	Learning Environments	3
HPE 301	Teaching Health Education and Physical Education in Elementary Schools	3
EPR 410	Introducation: Measurement/Evaluation in Education ²	3
EDR 443	Developmental Reading II ²	4
EDR 440	Developmental Reading I ²	4
Internship
EEC 490	Internship in P-3/3-6	9
EEC 491	Internship Seminar in P-6 Education	3
Total Hours		80

1	Required for admission to TEP
2	Must be admitted to TEP

High School Education & Biology

High School Education & Biology (General Science)

High School Education & Chemistry

High School Education & English

High School Education & Foreign Language

High School Education & History

High School Education & Mathematics

High School Education & Physics

Middle School Education

A program in middle school mathematics (grades 4-8) is offered in conjunction with the College of Arts and Sciences. Students following this program must meet TEP entrance, retention, and completion requirements as outlined in previous sections in order to be recommended for Alabama teacher certification. Students seeking certification in middle grades mathematics should complete the Mathematical Reasoning track of the Mathematics major within the Department of Mathematics (see catalog). For education course requirements, contact the Office of Student Services (934-7530), within the School of Education, for the current checklist.

Secondary Education

The secondary education program offers a major in high school education and certification areas for grades 6–12 in biology, chemistry, English language arts, French, general science, general social science, mathematics, and physics, and a certification area for grades 6-12 in Spanish. Programs leading to grades P-12 certification in art and music (instrumental and vocal/choral) are offered in conjunction with the College of Arts and Sciences. A minor in secondary education is available.

In compliance with the federal No Child Left Behind Act, students obtaining teacher certification in a secondary (grades 6-12) or P-12 area must have an academic major in the field in which they seek certification. As a result, students pursuing high school education majors must declare education and their teaching field as double majors. Students may list education as the primary major and the teaching field (e.g., chemistry) as the second major or list the teaching field (e.g., chemistry) as the primary major and education as the second major. Students completing the program will receive a single degree with both majors listed. The degree (B.A. or B.S.) depends upon the primary major.

Due to Alabama Department of Education regulations for teachers, Core Curriculum requirements for education majors are more specific than Core Curriculum requirements for the teaching field major. The specific courses taken to satisfy the Core Curriculum also vary with each teaching field and major. Students should obtain a program checklist from the Office of Student Services, Room 100, Education Building.

High School Education/Biology (Double Major)

This program is a double major in high school education and biology and leads to teacher certification in biology only. Students wishing to teach biology and other sciences should see the next section entitled “High School Education/Biology (Double Major) – General Science”.

Core Curriculum for High School Education/Biology Double Major

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for High School Education/Biology Double Major

Requirements		Hours
Psychology ¹
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
Additional Math ²
MA 125	Calculus I	4
Chemistry Requirements
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 235 & CH 236	Organic Chemistry I and Organic Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 237 & CH 238	Organic Chemistry II and Organic Chemistry II Laboratory	4
Physics Requirements
Select one of the following:		8
PH 201 & PH 202	College Physics I and College Physics II
PH 221 & PH 222	General Physics I and General Physics II
Total Hours		31

1	This course will apply toward this requirement as well as Core Curriculum Area IV.
2	If not taken in Core Curriculum Area III

Major Requirements for High School Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
Secondary Education Courses ¹
EHS 401	Secondary Education Curriculum and Methods	3
EHS 456	Classroom Management in Secondary Schools	3
EHS 467	Secondary Science Methods	4
EPR 411	Measurement and Evaluation in Education	3
EDR 442	Reading in Content Areas	3
Internship
EHS 489	Internship Seminar in Secondary Education	1
EHS 490	Secondary School Student Teaching I	9
Total Hours		43

1	Admission to TEP required

Major Requirements for Biology

Requirements		Hours
Introductory Biology ¹
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
Genetics
BY 210	Genetics	3
Ecology/Evolution
Select one of the following:		3-4
BY 407	Microbial Ecology
BY 429	Evolution
BY 435	Natural History of Vertebrates
BY 470	Ecology
Organismal Biology
Select one of the following:		4
BY 255	Invertebrate Zoology
BY 256	Vertebrate Zoology
BY 260	Botany
BY 271	Biology of Microorganisms
BY 442	Experimental Phycology
Physiology/Development
Select one of the following:		3-4
BY 314	Embryology
BY 405	Microbial Physiology
BY 409	Principles of Human Physiology
BY 410	Comparative Animal Physiology
BY 450	Plant Physiology
Cellular/Molecular
Select one of the following:		3
BY 311	Molecular Genetics
BY 330	Cell Biology
Biology Electives
Any 300/400 level course not previously taken. Consult your Biology advisor		14-16
Total Hours		38-42

1	If not taken in Area III of the core curriculum

Additional Requirements

All other requirements for this major must be met (i.e., grade point average, residency)
At least nineteen semester hours of biology courses must be at the 300-400 level, with at least nine semester hours at the 400 level.

High School Education/Biology (Double Major) – General Science

This program is a double major in high school education and biology and leads to teacher certification in general science. Students wishing to teach biology only should see the previous section entitled “High School Education/Biology (Double Major)”.

Core Curriculum for High School Education/Biology Double Major - General Science

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for High School Education/Biology Double Major - General Science

Requirements		Hours
Psychology ¹
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
Additional Math ²
MA 125	Calculus I	4
Chemistry Requirements
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 235 & CH 236	Organic Chemistry I and Organic Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 237 & CH 238	Organic Chemistry II and Organic Chemistry II Laboratory	4
Physics Requirements
Select one of the following:		8
PH 201 & PH 202	College Physics I and College Physics II
PH 221 & PH 222	General Physics I and General Physics II
Physical Geology
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
Astronomy
Select one of the following:		4
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory
Total Hours		39

1	This course will apply toward this requirement as well as Core Curriculum Area IV.
2	If not taken in Core Curriculum Area III.

Major Requirements for High School Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
Secondary Education Courses ¹
EHS 401	Secondary Education Curriculum and Methods	3
EHS 456	Classroom Management in Secondary Schools	3
EHS 467	Secondary Science Methods	4
EPR 411	Measurement and Evaluation in Education	3
EDR 442	Reading in Content Areas	3
Internship
EHS 489	Internship Seminar in Secondary Education	1
EHS 490	Secondary School Student Teaching I	9
Total Hours		43

1	Admission to TEP required

Major Requirements for Biology

Requirements		Hours
Introductory Biology ¹
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
Genetics
BY 210	Genetics	3
Ecology/Evolution
Select one of the following:		3-4
BY 407	Microbial Ecology
BY 429	Evolution
BY 435	Natural History of Vertebrates
BY 470	Ecology
Organismal Biology
Select one of the following:		4
BY 255	Invertebrate Zoology
BY 256	Vertebrate Zoology
BY 260	Botany
BY 271	Biology of Microorganisms
BY 442	Experimental Phycology
Physiology/Development
Select one of the following:		3-4
BY 314	Embryology
BY 405	Microbial Physiology
BY 409	Principles of Human Physiology
BY 410	Comparative Animal Physiology
BY 450	Plant Physiology
Cellular/Molecular
Select one of the following:		3
BY 311	Molecular Genetics
BY 330	Cell Biology
Biology Electives
Consult your Biology advisor		14-16
Total Hours		38-42

1	If not taken in Area III of the core curriculum

Additional Requirements

All other requirements for this major must be met (i.e., grade point average, residency)
At least nineteen semester hours of biology courses must be at the 300-400 level, with at least nine semester hours at the 400 level.

High School Education/Chemistry (Double Major)

Core Curriculum for High School Education/Chemistry Double Major

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for High School Education/Chemistry Double Major

Requirements		Hours
Psychology ¹
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
Additional Math
MA 125	Calculus I ²	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
Biology Requirements
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
Physics Requirements
Select one of the following:		8
PH 201 & PH 202	College Physics I and College Physics II
PH 221 & PH 222	General Physics I and General Physics II
Total Hours		27

1	If not taken in Core Curriculum Area IV
2	If not taken in Core Curriculum Area III

Major Requirements for High School Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
Secondary Education Courses ¹
EHS 401	Secondary Education Curriculum and Methods	3
EHS 456	Classroom Management in Secondary Schools	3
EHS 467	Secondary Science Methods	4
EPR 411	Measurement and Evaluation in Education	3
EDR 442	Reading in Content Areas	3
Internship
EHS 489	Internship Seminar in Secondary Education	1
EHS 490	Secondary School Student Teaching I	9
Total Hours		43

1	Admission to TEP required

Major Requirements for Chemistry

Requirements		Hours
General Chemistry ¹
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
Organic Chemistry
CH 235 & CH 236	Organic Chemistry I and Organic Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 237 & CH 238	Organic Chemistry II and Organic Chemistry II Laboratory	4
Chemistry
CH 325	Physical Chemistry I: Thermodynamics and Chemical Kinetics	4
CH 326	Structure/Bonding and Molecular Spectroscopy	4
CH 345	Inorganic Chemistry: Principles and Applications of Chemical Periodicty	4
CH 355	Quantitative Analysis Techniques	4
CH 440	Transition Metal Chemistry	3
CH 461	Advanced Biochemistry I	3
Computer Science
CS 101	Fluency With Information Technology	3
Chemistry Electives
Select two of the following:		6-8
CH 450	Instrumental Analysis
CH 462	Advanced Biochemistry II
CH 463	Biochemistry Laboratory
CH 464	Physical Biochemistry Laboratory
CH 465	Structural Biochemistry
CH 480	Introduction to Polymer Chemistry I
CH 481	Introduction to Polymer Chemistry II
Total Hours		47-49

1	If not taken in Area III of the core curriculum

Additional Requirements

All other requirements for this major must be met (i.e., grade point average, residency)
At least nineteen semester hours of chemistry courses must be at the 300-400 level.

High School Education/English (Double Major)

This curriculum results in a double major in high school education and English, with teacher certification in English language arts.

Core Curriculum for High School Education & English Double Major

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for High School Education/English Double Major

Requirements		Hours
Psychology ¹
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
Mass Communication
CMST 103	History of Mass Media	3
CMST 210	Newswriting and Reporting I	3
Total Hours		9

¹	If not taken in Core Curriculum Area IV

Major Requirements for High School Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
Secondary Education Courses ¹
EHS 401	Secondary Education Curriculum and Methods	3
EHS 456	Classroom Management in Secondary Schools	3
EHS 466	Language Arts Methods	4
EPR 411	Measurement and Evaluation in Education	3
EDR 442	Reading in Content Areas	3
Internship
EHS 489	Internship Seminar in Secondary Education	1
EHS 490	Secondary School Student Teaching I	9
Total Hours		43

¹	Admission to TEP required

Major Requirements for English

Requirements		Hours
Literature
Select three of the following:		9
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present
Additional Literature
EH 301	Reading, Writing, and Research for English Majors	3
EH 476	Shakespeare	3
African American Survey
Select one of the following:		3
EH 365	African American Literature, 1746-1954
EH 366	African American Literature, 1954-Present
Non-Shakespearean British Literature before 1600
Select one of the following:		3
EH 469	Medieval Culture: Literature and Society
EH 470	Arthurian Legend
EH 471	Beowulf in Context
EH 473	Chaucer: Pilgrimage to Canterbury
EH 474	English Renaissance Drama (Excluding Shakespeare)
EH 475	English Renaissance Poetry and Prose
EH 478	Milton
EH 491	Major Writers
EH 492	Special Topics
British Literature after 1600
Select two of the following:		6
EH 414	Modern British and European Drama
EH 480	The Restoration
EH 481	The Eighteenth Century: Literature and Culture
EH 482	The Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation
EH 483	British Romanticism
EH 485	British Victorian Poetry
EH 486	Eighteenth-Century British Novel
EH 487	Nineteenth-Century British Novel
EH 488	British Novel: The Modern Age
EH 489	James Joyce
EH 491	Major Writers
EH 492	Special Topics
American Literature
Select two of the following:		6
EH 416	Modern American Poetry
EH 445	Special Topics in African American Literature
EH 446	African American Autobiography
EH 447	African American Dramatic Tradition
EH 448	African American Poetry Tradition
EH 460	American Women Writers Before 1900
EH 461	American Literature, 1620 - 1820
EH 462	American Literature, 1820 - 1870
EH 463	American Literature, 1870 - 1914
EH 464	American Literature, 1914 - 1945
EH 465	American Literature, 1945-Present
EH 466	The Slave Narrative and Its Literary Expressions
EH 467	Black Women Writers
EH 468	The Harlem Renaissance
EH 491	Major Writers
EH 492	Special Topics
Linguistics & Grammar
EH 350	Introduction to Linguistics	3
EH 452	Grammar and Usage for English Teachers	3
Expository Writing
Select one of the following:		3
EH 401	Tutoring Writing
EH 402	Writing in Popular Periodicals
EH 457	Writing and Medicine
EH 459	Discourse Analysis
Creative Writing
Select one of the following:		3
EH 405	Poetry Writing Workshop
EH 406	Poetry Writing Workshop
EH 407	Creative Nonfiction Writing Workshop
EH 408	Creative Nonfiction Writing Workshop
EH 409	Fiction Writing Workshop
EH 410	Fiction Writing Workshop
EH 435	Teaching Creative Writing
EH 436	Workshop in Writing for Young People
EH 437	Workshop in Writing for Young People
EH 492	Special Topics
Young Adult Literature
EH 419	Young Adult Literature	3
Total Hours		48

Additional Requirements

All other requirements for this major must be met (i.e., grade point average, residency)
A grade of C or better required
EH 491 and EH 492 meet distribution requirements only when their contents fall within one of the distribution areas listed below. Both courses require approval.
At least nineteen semester hours of English courses must be at the 300-400 level.

High School Education/Foreign Languages: French (Double Major)

Core Curriculum for High School Education & French Double Major

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for High School Education/French Double Major

Requirements		Hours
Psychology ¹
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
French
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
Total Hours		11

¹	If not taken in Core Curriculum Area IV

Major Requirements for High School Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
Secondary Education Courses ¹
EHS 401	Secondary Education Curriculum and Methods	3
EHS 456	Classroom Management in Secondary Schools	3
EFL 485	Foreign/Sec Language Methods	4
EPR 411	Measurement and Evaluation in Education	3
EDR 442	Reading in Content Areas	3
Internship
EFL 498	Student Teaching in Foreign Language N-12	9
EFL 499	Internship in Foreign Language Education Seminar	1
Total Hours		43

¹	Admission to TEP required

Major Requirements for French

Requirements		Hours
Foreign Cultures ¹
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
Additional Introductory Foreign Language Course
Select one of the following:		3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL
GN 101	Introductory German I
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I
Literature
Select one of the following:		3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present
Linguistics
LING 350	Introduction to Linguistics	3
Foreign Language Seminar
FLL 485	Foreign Language Capstone Seminar	3
Study Abroad/Foreign Language Internship
Select six hours of the following:		6
FR 290	Study Abroad
FR 390	Study Abroad
FR 490	Study Abroad
FLL 333	Foreign Language Internship/SL
French
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
FR 210	Intermediate French Culture	3
FR 307	Advanced Grammar and Composition I	3
FR 308	Advanced Grammar and Composition II	3
FR 310	Advanced French Culture	3
FR 311	Advanced Survey of French Literature	3
French Electives 200-level
See your Academic Advisor		3
French Electives 400-level
Select 3 courses from UAB. See your academic advisor.		9
Total Hours		54

¹	If not taken in Core Curriculum Area II

Additional Requirements

All other requirements for this major must be met (i.e., grade point average, residency)
A grade of C or better required
At least nineteen semester hours of French courses must be at the 300-400 level.

High School Education/Foreign Languages: Spanish (Double Major)

Core Curriculum for High School Education & Spanish Double Major

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for High School Education/Spanish Double Major

Requirements		Hours
Psychology ¹
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
Spanish
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
Total Hours		11

¹	If not taken in Area IV

Major Requirements for High School Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
Secondary Education Courses ¹
EHS 401	Secondary Education Curriculum and Methods	3
EHS 456	Classroom Management in Secondary Schools	3
EFL 485	Foreign/Sec Language Methods	4
EPR 411	Measurement and Evaluation in Education	3
EDR 442	Reading in Content Areas	3
Internship
EFL 498	Student Teaching in Foreign Language N-12	9
EFL 499	Internship in Foreign Language Education Seminar	1
Total Hours		43

¹	Admission to TEP required

Major Requirements for Spanish

Requirements		Hours
Foreign Cultures ¹
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
Additional Introductory Foreign Language Course
Select one of the following courses:		3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I
FR 101	Introductory French I
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I
GN 101	Introductory German I
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I
Literature
Select one of the following:		3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present
Linguistics
LING 350	Introduction to Linguistics	3
Foreign Language Seminar
FLL 485	Foreign Language Capstone Seminar	3
Study Abroad/Foreign Language Internship
Select one of the following:		6
SPA 290	Study Abroad
SPA 390	Study Abroad
SPA 490	Study Abroad
FLL 333	Foreign Language Internship/SL
Spanish
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
SPA 210	Conversation and Culture	3
SPA 300	Advanced Grammar and Composition	3
SPA 304	Phonetics and Phonology	3
SPA 311	Survey of Spanish Peninsular Literature	3
SPA 312	Survey of Latin American Literature	3
Spanish Electives 200-level
See your Academic Advisor		3
Spanish Electives 400-level
Select 3 courses from UAB. See your academic advisor.		9
Total Hours		54

¹	If not taken in Area II

Additional Requirements

All other requirements for this major must be met (i.e., grade point average, residency)
A grade of C or better required
At least nineteen semester hours of Spanish courses must be at the 300-400 level.

High School Education/History (Double Major)

This curriculum results in a double major in high school education and history, with teacher certification in general social science.

Core Curriculum for High School Education & History Double Major

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for High School Education & History Double Major

Requirements		Hours
Additional Social & Behavioral Science
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
GEO 221	Geography of North America	3
Total Hours		12

Upper Division Requirements for High School Education & History Double Major

Requirements		Hours
Economics
EC 440	Economics for Educators	3
Total Hours		3

Major Requirements for High School Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
Secondary Education Courses ¹
EHS 401	Secondary Education Curriculum and Methods	3
EHS 456	Classroom Management in Secondary Schools	3
EHS 468	Secondary Social Sci Methods	4
EPR 411	Measurement and Evaluation in Education	3
EDR 442	Reading in Content Areas	3
Internship
EHS 489	Internship Seminar in Secondary Education	1
EHS 490	Secondary School Student Teaching I	9
Total Hours		43

1	Admission to TEP required

Major Requirements for History

Requirements		Hours
History
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
HY 225	History of Alabama	3
HY 300	The Historian's Craft	3
Non-Western History
Select one of the following:		3
HY 271	Traditional East Asian History and Culture
HY 476	Japan to the 19th Century
HY 477	Modern Japan
or any Non-Western History course
History 300-400 level Electives
Must be taken at UAB. See your Academic Advisor		9
History 400 level Electives
Must be taken at UAB. See your Academic Advisor		6-9
Total Hours		36-39

Additional Requirements

All other requirements for this major must be met (i.e., grade point average, residency)
A grade of C or better required
At least nineteen semester hours of history courses must be at the 300-400 level.

High School Education/Mathematics (Double Major)

Core Curriculum for High School Education & Mathematics Double Major

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4

Area V. Pre-Professional, Pre-Major, and Elective Courses

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area IV of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
ANTH 101	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3
ANTH 106	Introductory Archaeology	3
ANTH 120	Language and Culture	3
CMST 105	Introduction to Human Communication	3
EC 210	Principles of Microeconomics	3
EC 211	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
GEO 121	World Regional Geography	3
HY 101	Western Civilization I	3
HY 102	Western Civilization II	3
HY 104	World History to 1600	3
HY 105	World History 1600 to the Present	3
HY 120	The United States To 1877	3
HY 121	The United States Since 1877	3
ITS 101	Introduction to International Studies	3
PSC 101	Introduction to American Government	3
PSC 102	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
PSC 103	Introduction to International Relations	3
PSC 221	American State and Local Government	3
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 201	Honors Introduction to Psychology	3
PY 212	Developmental Psychology	3
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOC 245	Contemporary Social Problems	3
WS 100	Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies	3

Total Semester Hours:

Lower Division Requirements for High School Education/Mathematics Double Major

Requirements		Hours
Psychology
PY 101	Introduction to Psychology ¹	3
Total Hours		3

1	If not taken in Area IV

Major Requirements for High School Education

Requirements		Hours
Foundations & Professional Studies
EDU 200	Education as a Profession	3
HPE 200	Quality of Life	2
ECY 300	Survey of Special Education	3
EDF 362	Foundations of Education I: Social, Historical, Philosophical	3
EPR 363	Foundations of Education II: Psychological	3
EDT 300	Teaching and Technology	3
Secondary Education Courses ¹
EHS 401	Secondary Education Curriculum and Methods	3
EHS 456	Classroom Management in Secondary Schools	3
EHS 465	Secondary Math Methods	4
EPR 411	Measurement and Evaluation in Education	3
EDR 442	Reading in Content Areas	3
Internship
EHS 489	Internship Seminar in Secondary Education	1
EHS 490	Secondary School Student Teaching I	9
Total Hours		43

1	Admission to TEP required

Major Requirements for Mathematics

Requirements		Hours
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 311	History of Mathematics I	3-4
MA 361	Mathematical Modeling	3
MA 434	Algebra I: Linear	3
MA 435	Algebra II: Modern	3
MA 440	Advanced Calculus I	3
MA 441	Advanced Calculus II	3
MA 472	Geometry I	3
MA 485	Probability	3
MA 486	Mathematical Statistics	3
MA 491	Senior Seminar	1-3
Total Hours		43-46

Additional Requirements

All other requirements for this major must be met (i.e., grade point average, residency)
A grade of C or better required
At least nineteen semester hours of mathematics courses must be at the 300-400 level.

High School Education/Physics (Double Major)

Core Curriculum for High School Education & Physics Double Major

Core Curriculum

Hours

6 hours

Requirements		Hours
EH 101	English Composition I	3
EH 102	English Composition II	3

12 hours

The following courses satisfy Area II of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AAS 200	Introduction to African-American Studies	3
ARA 101	Introductory Arabic I	3
ARA 102	Introductory Arabic II	3
ARH 101	The Art Experience	3
ARH 203	Ancient and Medieval Art	3
ARH 204	Renaissance through Modern Art	3
ARH 206	Survey of Asian Art	3
CHI 101	Introductory Chinese I	3
CHI 102	Introductory Chinese II	3
CMST 101	Public Speaking	3
EH 216	Introduction to Literature	3
EH 217	World Literature I: Before 1660	3
EH 218	World Literature II: 1660-Present	3
EH 221	British and Irish Literature I: Before 1800	3
EH 222	British and Irish Literature II: 1800-Present	3
EH 223	American Literature I: Before 1865	3
EH 224	American Literature II: 1865-Present	3
FLL 120	Foreign Cultures	3
FLL 220	Foreign Literatures in English Translation	3
FR 101	Introductory French I	4
FR 102	Introductory French II	4
FR 108	Introductory Intensive French	4
FR 201	Intermediate French I	3
FR 202	Intermediate French II	3
GN 101	Introductory German I	4
GN 102	Introductory German II	4
GN 201	Intermediate German I	3
GN 202	Intermediate German II	3
GN 204	Readings in German Literature	3
ITL 101	Introductory Italian I	3
ITL 102	Introductory Italian II	3
JPA 101	Introductory Japanese I	3
JPA 102	Introductory Japanese II	3
MU 120	Music Appreciation	3
PHL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHL 115	Contemporary Moral Issues	3
PHL 116	Bioethics	3
PHL 120	Practical Reasoning	3
PHL 125	Introduction to Ethics	3
PHL 203	Philosophy of Religion	3
SPA 101	Introductory Spanish I /QL	4
SPA 102	Introductory Spanish II	4
SPA 108	Introductory Intensive Spanish	4
SPA 201	Intermediate Spanish I	3
SPA 202	Intermediate Spanish II	3
THR 100	Introduction to the Theatre	3
THR 105	Introduction to Dance	3
THR 200	Plays on Film	3

11 hours

The following courses satisfy Area III of the Core Curriculum:

Requirements		Hours
AST 101 & AST 111	Astronomy of the Universe and Astronomy of the Universe Laboratory	4
AST 102 & AST 112	Astronomy of Stellar Systems and Astronomy of Stellar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 103 & AST 113	Astronomy of the Solar System and Astronomy of the Solar Systems Laboratory	4
AST 105 & AST 115	Extraterrestrial Life and Extraterrestrial Life Laboratory	4
BY 101 & BY 102	Topics in Contemporary Biology and Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 111 & BY 112	Extended Topics in Contemporary Biology and Ext Topics Contemporary Biology Laboratory	4
BY 123	Introductory Biology I	4
BY 124	Introductory Biology II	4
CH 105 & CH 106	Introductory Chemistry I and Introductory Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 107 & CH 108	Introductory Chemistry II and Introductory Chemistry II Laboratory	4
CH 115 & CH 116	General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Laboratory	4
CH 117 & CH 118	General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Laboratory	4
ENV 108 & ENV 109	Human Population and the Earth s Environment and Laboratory in Environmental Science	4
ES 101 & ES 102	Physical Geology and Physical Geology Laboratory	4
ES 103 & ES 104	History of the Earth and History of the Earth Laboratory	4
MA 105	Pre-Calculus Algebra	3
MA 106	Pre-Calculus Trigonometry	3
MA 107	Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry	4
MA 109	Survey of Calculus	3
MA 110	Finite Mathematics	3
MA 125	Calculus I	4
MA 126	Calculus II	4
MA 227	Calculus III	4
MA 252	Introduction to Differential Equations	3
MA 260	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
PH 201	College Physics I	4
PH 202	College Physics II	4
PH 221	General Physics I	4
PH 222	General Physics II	4
PHS 101	Physical Science	4