General Education Courses

**The "Notes" section indicates when a course became effective if it was not originally a GE course. New GE course approvals are not retroactive for courses that have already been completed. **Off-Campus Program GE credit is listed at the end of this document.

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Number Course Name Other GE* Notes

Common Contexts
Old Testament
RS-001 Introduction to Old Testament Introduction to New Testament Introduction to Christian Doctrine Information and Computation: History and Ethics Society, Morality, and Enterprise Philosophical Reflections Political Theory & Ideology Perspectives on World History

New Testament
RS-010 RS-020 CS-050 EB-009 PHI-006 POL-030 HIS-010

Christian Doctrine Philosophical Reflections on Truth and Value

World History in Christian Perspective

Common Inquiries
Reading Imaginative Literature
ENG-006 ENG-044 ENG-045 ENG-134 FR-101 FR-102 FR-103 FR-104 FR-105 SP-101 SP-102 SP-103 SP-104 SP-183 TA-001 CHM-001 CHM-004 CHM-005 PHS-007 PHS-011 PHS-017 PHS-114 PHY-007 PHY-011 PHY-013 PHY-021 PHY-023 *Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

Studies in Literature Studies in World Literature Studies in Classic Literature Ethnicity, Race and the City in American Literature Survey of French Literature (Middle ages - 1800) Survey of French Literature (1800 - present) 17th-cen. French Literature: Theatre 19th-cen. Novel 20th-cen. French Literature Survey of Spanish Literature to 1700 Survey of Spanish Literature 1700 to Present Survey of Latin American Literature to 1885 Survey of Latin American Literature 1885 to Present Twentieth Century Latin American Poetry Great Literature of the Stage Introductory General Chemistry Chemistry, Culture and Society General Chemistry I w/ Lab Astronomy: Discovering The Universe Intro to Physical Science Physics of Music Earth Science Physics of Music Physics for Life Sciences I Physics for Life Sciences II General Physics I (lab is writing intensive) General Physics II (lab is writing intensive)

WSI TG WSI WSI, SS WSI WSI WSI WSI WSI

WSI PIA QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR

Exploring the Physical Sciences

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Number

Course Name General Biology I w/ Lab General Biology II w/ Lab Human Anatomy w/ Lab Human Physiology w/ Lab Human Anatomy w/ Lab Human Physiology w/ Lab Intro. to Life Sciences General Psychology Fundamentals of Computing Introduction to Computer Science I Discrete Mathematics Mathematics in Context Finite Mathematics Calculus I Calculus II Discrete Mathematics Multivariable Calculus Fundamentals of Mathematics I Critical Reasoning and Logic Ancient & Medieval Philosophy Modern and Contemporary Philosophy Christian Apologetics Principles of Art Design I Drawing I Art for Children and Adolescents Survey of Western Music History of Western Music I Survey of World Music Great Literature of the Stage Acting I People and Cultures of Latin America Gender and Sex Roles in Cross-Cultural Pers. Food Systems: A Global Perspective Introduction to World Art International Rhetoric World Poverty and Economic Development Globalization: Economic History, Controversy, Cultural Diversity & Education Cross-Cultural Studies Studies in World Literature Topics in World Literature Modern China and Japan Medieval Mediterranean History of World Christianity Imperialism and Independence Survey of World Music International Politics International Development Sex, Gender and Power Contemporary Christianity Islam
MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections

Other GE*

Notes

Exploring the Life Sciences

BIO-005 BIO-006 BIO-011 BIO-012 KNS-011 KNS-012 LS-012 PSY-001 CS-005 CS-010 CS-015 MA-004 MA-007 MA-009 MA-010 MA-015 MA-019 MA-160 PHI-012 PHI-101 PHI-102 RS-103 ART-001 ART-010 ART-015 ART-180 MU-020 MU-120 MU-123 TA-001 TA-010 AN-115 AN-135 AN-140 ART-23 COM-138 EB-104 EB-184 ED-105 FR-150 ENG-044 ENG-165 HIS-083 HIS-121 HIS-151 HIS-185 MU-123 POL-020 POL-124 POL-126 RS-122 RS-139 *Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

Reasoning Abstractly
QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR QAR

Performing and Interpreting the Arts

Effective 10/FA

TG RIL

Thinking Globally
SS

WSI IMD RIL WSI TH TH TH TH PIA

Effective 11/SP

TH

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Number RS-142 RS-151 RS-153 RS-159 SP-150 ART-021 ART-022 EB-103 EB-120 HIS-007 HIS-008 HIS-009 HIS-012 HIS-083 HIS-121 HIS-142 HIS-147 HIS-151 HIS-156 HIS-162 HIS-171 HIS-185 HIS-186 MU-121 POL-130 RS-119 RS-120 RS-122 RS-151 RS-158 TA-023 TA-122 AN-001 COM-006 EB-011 EB-012 HIS-178 KNS-141 POL-010 POL-141 POL-178 SOC-001 SOC-110 SOC-151 SOC-175 SOC-177 SOC-180

Course Name World Religions History of World Christianity Christianity in Religiously Plural World Missiology Cross-Cultural Studies Survey of Western Art I Survey of Western Art II History of Economic Thought American Economic History United States to 1877 United States 1877-Present World Civilizations to 1750 Greece Modern China and Japan Medieval Mediterranean European Intellectual History Reacting to the Past History of World Christianity French History Modern and Contemporary Latin American History Colonial and Revolutionary America Imperialism and Independence Modern South Asia History of Western Music II Classical Political Theory Early and Medieval Christianity Reformation Christianity Contemporary Christianity History of World Christianity Christianity in the Roman Empire History of Sacred Dance Dance History Intro. to Cultural Anthropology Messages, Meaning, and Culture Principles Macroeconomics Principles Microeconomics California Experience Politics of Sport American Government Politics of Sport California Experience Intro to Sociology Social Problems Thai Culture and Society Child Welfare Intimate Violence Human Services and Social Policy

Other GE* TH

Notes

IMD

Thinking Historically
WSI WSI

TG TG WSI TG WSI WSI TG WSI WSI Effective 11/SP

TG TG

Effective 10/SP

Understanding Society

WSI

Common Skills
Writing/Speech Intensive 2 courses (1 course Inside the Major, 1 course Outside the Major)
AN-145 APP-061 ART-131 *Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

Culture Theory Introduction to Leadership Theory and Criticism in the Arts

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Number BIO-114 CHM-195 COM-015 COM-101 COM-103 CS-130 EB-103 EB-120 EB-160 EB-180 EB-191 ED-100 ED-101 ED-105 ENGFR-101 FR-102 FR-103 FR-104 FR-105 HIS-134 HIS-147 HIS-156 HIS-171 HIS-198 KNS-072 KNS-166 MA-108 MA-110 MA-136 MU-121 PHI-195 PHY-022 PHY-024 POL-112 POL-130 POL-131 PSY-013 PSY-120 PSY-197 PSY-198 RS-107 RS-125 RS-126W RS-127W RS-129W RS-131W SOC-171 SOC-180 SP-100 SP-110 SP-111 SP-130 SP-172 SP-183 *Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline

Course Name Genetics Seminar Public Speaking Theories of Rhetoric and Criticism Communication Criticism Software Development History of Economic Thought American Economic History Principles of Marketing Principles of Management Entrepreneurship and New Venture Development Explorations in Teaching Explorations in Teaching Cultural Diversity & Education All ENG courses except: ENG 44, 46, 47, 105, 106, 168, 169, 191SS, 197 Survey of French Literature (Middle ages - 1800) Survey of French Literature (1800 - present) 17th-cen. French Literature: Theatre 19th-cen. Novel 20th-cen. French Literature Spirit & Ritual Med Mod Europe Reacting to the Past France, 1500 to Present Colonial and Revolutionary America Historical Method, Bibliography and Research Foundations Movement: Pedagogy and Leadership Mathematical Analysis Modern Algebra Geometry History of Western Music II Philosophy Senior Seminar General Physics Lab I General Physics Lab II International Org and Law Classical Political Theory Modern Political Theory Experimental Psychology w/ Lab Cognitive Psychology w/ Lab Capstone Senior Research -Psych I Capstone Senior Research -Psych II Biblical Interpretation Theology Doctrine of the Word Catechetical Theology Interdisciplinary Theology Seminar in Theology Sociological Theory Human Services & Social Policy Advanced Spanish Hispanic Cultures: Spain Hispanic Cultures: Latin America Spanish Film and Literature Golden Age Literature 20th-cen. Latin-American Poetry

Other GE* IMD

Notes

IMD PP TH TH SS PP SS SS TG

RIL RIL RIL RIL RIL TH TH TH IMD

TH IMD

PP TH

IMD, RES IMD, RES IMD

IMD US MFL

RIL

MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections

QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice

TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

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Number SP-184 TA-009W TA-120 TA-121 TA-124

Course Name 20th-cen. Latin-American Short Story Voice and Speech Through Performance Majors Only History of The Theatre I History of The Theatre II Survey of Dramatic Theory and Criticism

Other GE*

Notes

Writing for Liberal Arts (WLA) 1 course

English Competency Students who have satisfied the English Competency with a qualifying test score may take any writing-intensive course that has not already been applied to the Inside/Outside the Major requirement. ** Test scores do not satisfy this requirement** ENG-002 Composition

English Competency
SAT WR: score of 580 or higher ACT E: score of 29 or higher AP-LANG Language and Composition AP-LIT Literature and Composition IB-ENGA1 English A1 ENG-002 Composition WLA WLA WLA WLA EPS EPS RA RA RA RA RA RA RA RA EPS EPS EPS EPS EPS EPS EPS EPS

Quantitative and Analytical Reasoning

CHM-001 CHM-005 CS-005 CS-015 MA-004 MA-005 MA-007 MA-008 MA-009 MA-010 MA-015 MA-019 MA-165 PHS-007 PHS-011 PHS-017 PHY-007 PHY-011 PHY-013 PHY-021 PHY-023 SOC-107 FR-001 FR-002 FR-003 FR-004 GER-001 GER-002 GER-003 GER-004 GRK-001 GRK-002 HB-001 HB-002 SP-001 SP-002 SP-003 *Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

Introductory General Chemistry General Chemistry I w/ Lab Fundamentals of Computing Discrete Mathematics Mathematics in Context Statistics Finite Mathematics Functions and Models Calculus I Calculus II Discrete Mathematics Multivariable Calculus Fundamentals of Mathematics II Astronomy: Discovering The Universe Intro. To Physical Science Physics of Music Physics of Music Physics for Life Sciences I Physics for Life Sciences II Mechanics and Heat Electricity, Magnetism and Light Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis w/ Lab Elementary French I Elementary French II Intermediate French I Intermediate French II Introductory German I Introductory German II Intermediate German I Intermediate German II Elementary Greek I Elementary Greek II Elementary Hebrew I Elementary Hebrew II Elementary Spanish I Elementary Spanish II Intermediate Spanish I

Effective 10/SP

Modern/Foreign Languages

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Number SP-004 SP-004SS SP-100 PEA-032 PEA-0nn

Course Name Intermediate Spanish II Intermediate Spanish II Advanced Spanish Fitness for Life All other PEA and TA 070, 071, 072, 073, 074 and 075

Other GE* SS WSI

Notes

Physical Education

Competent and Compassionate Action

Competent Action 1 course from ONE of the following 3 categories Productions & Presentations
ART-132 ART-133 ART-140 ART-141 ART-150 ART-155 ART-160 ART-165 ART-167 ART-170 ART-193 COM-129 CS-130 EB-191 EB-192 ENG-141 ENG-142 MU-193 MUA-130 MUA-140 MUA-150 MUA-155 MUA-160 MUA-170 MUA-171 MUA-172 MUA-174 MUA-176 MUA-177 MUA-180 MUA-181 MUA-182 MUA-183 MUA-184 POL-104 POL-112 TA-111 TA-131 TA-150 TA-193 Museum Studies Art, Theology and Worship Ceramics II Interpretive Crafts II Painting II Watercolor II Printmaking II Computer Graphics II Publication Design Sculpture II Senior Project Exhibition Persuasion and Propaganda Software Development Entrepreneurship and New Venture Development Change and Innovation Creative Writing Workshop in Creative Writing Senior Recital Private Composition II Private Organ II Private Piano II Private Harp II Private Guitar II Private Voice II College Choir II Chamber Singers II Women's Chorale II New Sounds II Musical Drama Workshop Private Orchestral Instrument II Wind Ensemble II Jazz Ensemble II Orchestra II Chamber Instrumental Ensemble II Constitutional Law International Org and Law Acting III Dance Performance Rehearsal and Performance II Senior Performance/Project Senior Research Project Mass Communication Senior Seminar-Research Basic Biomechanics w/ Lab Congress
MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice

WSI WSI WSI WSI

Effective 10/FA WSI

Research
AN-198 COM-125 COM-196R KNS-101 POL-108 *Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

Effective 11/SP

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Number PSY-197 PSY-198 AN-195 ART-195 BIO-124 BIO-195 BIO-196 BIO-197 CHM-195 COM-103 EB-195 ED-109 ENG-195 ENG-197 FR-150 HIS-198 MA-140 MA-155 PHI-195 PHY-195 PSY-196 PSY-197 PSY-198 RS-100 RS-107 RS-131W RS-180 SOC-195 SP-150 Senior Research Senior Research

Course Name

Other GE* IMD, WSI IMD, WSI

Notes

Integrating the Major Discipline

Senior Seminar Senior Seminar Biology, Values and the Developing World Seminar in Biological Literature Seminar in Bioethics Biology and Faith Seminar Communication Criticism Senior Seminar Portfolio Seminar for Liberal Studies English Seminar Comprehensive Exam Preparation Cross-Cultural Studies Historical Method, Bibliography and Research Complex Analysis History of Mathematics Philosophy Senior Seminar Senior Seminar Capstone Senior Practicum in Psychology Capstone Senior Research -Psych I Capstone Senior Research -Psych II Foundations of Spiritual Formation Biblical Interpretation Seminar in Theology Senior Seminar Senior Seminar Cross-Cultural Studies

WSI WSI

WSI TG WSI

WSI SS WSI, RES WSI, RES WSI WSI

TG

Compassionate Action 1 course from ONE of the following 2 categories Serving Society; Enacting Justice
AN-140 APP-062 APP-190SS APP-191SS APP-192 BIO-190SS BIO-191SS CS-190SS CS-191SS EB-160 EB-190SS ED-100 ED-101 ENG-134 ENG-136 ENG-191SS IS-070SS IS-130 KNS-181 MA-190SS MA-191SS PHY 127 POL-110 *Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

Food Systems: A Global Perspective Leadership Skills and Group Dynamics Service Learning Internship Serving Society Service Experience Seminar Practicum Environmental Practicum Seminar-Service Learn Internship (1 unit) Seminar-Service Learn Experience (0 unit) Principles of Marketing Practicum Explorations in Teaching Explorations in Teaching Ethnicity and Race in American Literature Jewish-American Literature Reading in the Community Liberal Arts Ambassadors Racial Justice Study Series Disabilities and Movement (Special Populations) Seminar-Service Learn Internship Seminar-Service Learn Experience (0 unit) Astrophysics I American Public Opinion

TG

WSI WSI WSI RIL, WSI WSI

Effective 11/FA

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Number POL-190 PSY-196 RS-113 RS-150SS SOC-175SS SOC-177SS SOC-190 SP-004SS SP-190

Course Name Internship Capstone Senior Practicum in Psychology Church in the NT Service Wealth and Poverty in Christian History Child Welfare Lab Intimate Violence Lab Field Placement Intermediate Spanish II Practicum

Other GE* IMD

Notes

MFL

Communicating Cross-Culturally
Off Campus programs with 6 week or more home stay **See Off-Campus Programs below for specific program approvals

Number

Course Name

GE*

Notes

Off-Campus Programs
Cortona Program + Italian or Education course Creation Care Study Program New Zealand England Semester ENG-172 ENG-173 ENG-174 ENG-175 ENG-196 IS-191 Europe Semester IS-121 IS-122 IS-123 IS-124 IS-125 IS-126 IS-127 IS-128 IS-129 Florence Program Houghton in Tanzania Lithuania Christian College Mediterranean Semester FR-001 FR-002 FR-003 FR-004 IS-121 *Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

CC SS

England- Brit Lit Before 1800 England- Brit Lit After 1800 England- Major Author England- Lit/Writing Course England-Comm Cross-Culturally England-Comm Cross-Culturally

WSI, IMD WSI, IMD PIA, WSI WSI, IMD CC CC

European Culture and Society European Culture and Society European Culture and Society European Culture and Society European Culture and Society European Culture and Society European Culture and Society European Culture and Society European Culture and Society

TG US PIA TH TG, US PIA, TG TG, TH PIA, US TH, US CC CC CC

Elementary French I Elementary French II Intermediate French I Intermediate French II Peoples, Peace and Conflict

MFL MFL MFL MFL TG

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Number IS-124 IS-193

Course Name Peoples, Peace and Conflict Peoples, Peace and Conflict

GE* TH TG, CC CC CC

Notes

Middle East Studies Program (MESP) Orvieto Program San Francisco Urban Program ENG-104 ENG-134 IS-190 IS-195 Modern Grammar & Advanced Comp Ethnicity, Race and the City in Amer. Lit. Urban Practicum Urban Studies

WSI RIL, WSI SS US CC MFL CC

Studio Art Centers International (SACI) ITAL 101 Thailand Semester SOC 250 THAI 125 INT 199 Thai Culture and Society Intensive Intro to Thai Language Study-Service Internship Beginning Italian

TG, US MFL SS CC PIA TH TG, CC PEA MFL MFL WSI RIL

Westmont in Mexico (WIM) ART-121 HIS-160 IS-193 PEA-025 SP-005 SP-006 SP-100 SP-160 Mexican Art Mexican History and Civilization Seminar: Engaging Culture Latin Dance Int Spanish Grammar (III/IV) Int Spanish Conv (III/IV) Advanced Spanish Survey of Mexican Literature

*Legend:
CC-Communicating Cross-Culturally CD-Christian Doctrine EPS-Exploring the Physical Sciences IMD-Integrating the Major Discipline MFL-Modern/Foreign Language PP-Productions and Presentations PIA-Performing & Interpreting the Arts PR-Philosophical Reflections QAR-Quantitative and Analytical Reason RA-Reasoning Abstractly RIL-Reading Imaginative Literature SS-Serving Society and Enacting Justice TG-Thinking Globally TH-Thinking Historically US-Understanding Society WSI-Writing/Speech Intensive

Updated 9/14/2011