The courses listed below represent the required and elective coursework for this program. Your advisor will work with you to determine the right course sequence based on your placement, prior experience, and academic goals. Some courses may have prerequisites — be sure to review individual course details before registering. For personalized guidance, contact your academic advisor or the program faculty listed on this page.
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ENGL1101
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Composition I (Goal 1 & 2)
or engl1102
This is an introductory college writing course designed to help students develop effective writing skills for college level work. Students learn to generate ideas and organize them into unified, coherent essays. Methods of instruction vary, but most sections combine individual conferences and peer review with regular class meetings. Prerequisites: A grade of C or higher in ENGL 0960 or appropriate placement score. MnTC (Goals 1/CM and Goal 2/CT); (3 Cr – 3 lect, 0 lab) |
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SPCH1100
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Fundamentals of Speech (Goals 1 & 9)
or spch1110, spch1200, spch1310
This course focuses on the theory and practice of public communication including individual and group presentations. This course emphasizes audience analysis, organization, content development including topic selection and speaking ethics. Students will prepare and deliver a variety of both individual and group presentations and demonstrate an ability to apply research from diverse sources. Students should expect to reduce speech apprehension and develop self-confidence in their ability to communicate in public. MnTC (Goals 1/CM and 9/EC); (3 Cr – 3 lect, 0 lab) |
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Goal 3 Natural Sciences & Goal 4 Mathematics combined
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Goal 5 - History and the Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Goal 6 - Humanities and Fine Arts
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Last Updated: February 17, 2021