MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, MANKATO

Table of Semester Course Equivalents for
INVER HILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Note 1: This equivalency guide is for the 2005-2006 catalog of Minnesota State University, Mankato (MSU) and the 2005-2007 catalog of Inver Hills Community College.
Note 2: This equivalency table is a general guide to transfer of coursework to MSU. It is recommended that students refer to a copy of the 2005-2006 MSU catalog for the specific program requirements. Our catalog is available online at http://www.mnsu.edu/dept/ugbull

Note 3: Students transferring with an Associate in Arts Degree or a completed Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC) will satisfy the MSU general education requirements.

Note 4: Students transferring with Associate in Science or Associate in Applied Science degrees and with less than a completed MnTC will have to complete additional general education requirements.

Note 5: Students transferring without a degree or a completed MnTC will have their already completed general education coursework applied to the MSU general education, but will have to complete the remainder of the MSU general education requirements.

Note 6: Some majors and minors at MSU require specific general education courses. Please review the MSU catalog to determine the appropriate general education requirements for your selected major.

Note 7: Courses noted as elective credit will not satisfy general education or major or minor requirements, but will transfer and count toward the total credits needed for graduation.

Note 8: "No credit" courses will not transfer.

Note 9: Courses which do not have a direct equivalent course at MSU, but will be used in the MnTC goal noted in the right column.

Note 10: These courses are technical in nature and will be limited to 16 semester (24 quarter) hours of transfer credit.

Note 11: Science courses equated to MnTC Area 3A satisfy the lab science requirement. Courses equated to MnTC Area 3B meet the non-lab science requirement.

Any questions pertaining to this guide or to other transfer issues may be directed to your community college transfer specialist or counselor. Questions may also be directed to the MSU Admissions Office. Phone: 507-389-1822 or toll-free: 800-722-0544 or by email to transfer@mnsu.edu 

INVER HILLS NUMBER

 

INVER HILLS COURSE
2005-2006

MSU EQUIVALENT COURSE
2005-2006

MnTC GOAL

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ACCOUNTING (ACCT) 

1000

Accounting Basics

Elective credit

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1001 Basic Accounting Skills Elective credit  
2101 Financial Accounting ACCT 200 '
2102 Managerial Accounting ACCT 210 '
2220 - 2241 ' Elective credit '

METRO STATE COURSES 

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310

Financial Reporting

ACCT 300

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320

Strategic Managerial Accounting

ACCT 310

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Business Taxation

ACCT 410

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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL)

1101, 1102

Intro to American Sign Lang I & II

Elective credit

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ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH) 

1100 Intro to Anthropology ANTH 101 5, 8

1101

Intro to American Culture

See Note 9

7, 8

1110

Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 230

5, 8

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ART (ART)

1100

Intro to Art

ART 160

6, 8

1106

Art History

ART 260

6, 8

1107 Art Histroy ART 261 6, 8

1109

World Art

See Note 9

6, 8

1114

Beginning Drawing

See Note 9

6

1115 Advanced Drawing (Life Drawing) See Note 9  6

1120

Two-D Color

ART 101 (Satisfies El Ed Requirement)

6

1141

Beginning Photography

ART 275

6

1143 Advanced Photography ART 275  6

1196

Three-D Design

ART 103

6

2200

Beginning Ceramics

See Note 9

6

2201

Advanced Ceramics

See Note 9

6

2207 Beginning Glass See Note 9 6
2217 Advanced Glass See Note 9 6
2250 Special Topics in Art See Note 9 6

2251

Beginning Painting

ART 240

6

2252

Advanced Painting

See note 9

6

2281

Studio Special Projects

Elective credit

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2290

Eurostudy

See Note 9

6, 8

2295 Portfolio Development Elective credit  

2300

Architectural History

See Note 9

6, 8

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AVIATION (AVIA) 

1100

Intro to Commercial Aviation

AVIA 100

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1102

Private Pilot Ground School

AVIA 150

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1105 Private Flight Lab AVIA 151  

2200

Instrument Ground

AVIA 260

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2202, 2206, 2208

Pro Pilot Lab I, II, & III

AVIA 251 & 261 if all three taken

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Commercial Ground

AVIA 250

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2210 - 2243

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Elective credit

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BIOLOGY (BIOL) 

1107

Biology of Women

BIOL 101

3B

1114

Critical Issues in Human Biology

BIOL 101

3B, 9

1115

Critical Issues in Human Biology

BIOL 101

3A

1116

Environmental Science

BIOL 101

3B, 10

1117

Environmental Science

BIOL 101

3A, 10

1120

Exploring Biology

BIOL 100

3A

1130

Human Body Systems

See Note 9

3A

1154, 1155

Biol: From Cell to Organism, Gen Biol

BIOL 105 & 106 if both taken

3A

2201

Anatomy & Physiology I

See Note 9

3A

2202

Anatomy & Physiology II

See Note 9

3A

2205

Microbiology

BIOL 270

3A

2301 Zoology    
2303 Genetics    
2305 Principles of Microbiology    

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BUILDING INSPECTION (BI) 

1000 - 2500

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Elective credit

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BUSINESS (BUS) 

1101

Intro to Business in Society

MRKT 100

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1104 - 1123

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Elective credit

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1131

Legal Environment of Business

BLAW 200

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Elective credit

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT (CRDV) 

1100, 1190/91

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CHEMISTRY (CHEM) 

1010

Introductory Chemistry

CHEM 100

3A

1061

Principles of Chemistry I

CHEM 201

2

1062 Principles of Chemistry II CHEM 202 3A
2061 Organic Chemistry I CHEM 320  

2062

Organic Chemistry II

 

CHEM 321

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CIVIL ENGINEERING (CET)

1140 – 1150

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COMMUNICATION (COMM)
1100 Interpersonal Communication Elective credit  
1110 Public Speaking Elective credit  
1114 Intercultural Communication Elective credit  
1130 Effective Comm. in Organizations Elective credit  
2210 Oral Interpretation of Literature Elective credit  
2230 Small Group Discussion & Leadership SPEE 201  
2250 Topics in Communication Studies Elective credit  
2290 Eurostudy Elective credit  
       

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CIS) 

1101 - 2336

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COMPUTER NETWORKING AND TECHNOLOGY (CNT)
2189 Internships: Information Technology Elective credit  
2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+) Elective credit  
2310 Server and Network Operating Systems Elective credit  
2401 Administering Windows Operating System I Elective credit  
2402 Administering Windows Operating System II Elective credit  
2410 Managing a Windows Server Environment Elective credit  
2420 Implementing a Windows Server Network Infrastructure Elective credit  
2430 Planning a Windows Directory Infrastructure Elective credit  
2440 Implementing Active Directory Services Elective credit  
2450 Designing Security of Microsoft Networks Elective credit  
2460 Managing Microsoft Exchange Server Elective credit  
2510 Networking Essentials Elective credit  
2520 Networking Routers and Routing Fundamentals Elective credit  
2530 Switching Fundamental and Intermediate Routing Elective credit  
2540 Wide Area Networking Technologies Elective credit  
2610 Advanced Routing Elective credit  
2620 Remote Access Elective credit  
2630 Multilayer Switching Elective credit  
2640 Network Troubleshooting Elective credit  
2710 Wireless LAN Technology Elective credit  
2800 Information Security Awareness Elective credit  
2810 Networking Security Fundamentals Elective credit  
2815 Network Security Advanced Elective credit  
2820 Information Systems Security Fundamentals Elective credit  
2825 Information Systems Security Advanced Elective credit  
2830 Network Security Design Elective credit  
       

COMPUTER SCIENCE (CS)

1100

Intro to Computer Science

COMS 100

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Elective credit

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1116 Intro to Programming with Java COMS 211 '

1118

Discrete Structures of Comp Science

MATH 180

4

1119

Computer Programming with C++

COMS 211

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Intro to Programming in C

COMS 270

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1122

Algorithms & Data Structures

COMS 212

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* MSU teaches the two semester introductory computer science sequence, COMS 211& 212, using the JAVA language. CS 1116 & 1136 are preferred if transfering to Mankato. These would also satisfy the JAVA requirement. Computer Science majors transferring from Inver Hills, who have not had a JAVA programming course, will need to take a JAVA short course their first term at MSU. Inver Hills' CS 1126 would satisfy this requirement.

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1125

Network Administration

Elective credit

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1126

Java Programming

COMS 270 & satisfies computer science Java requirement

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1136 Algorithms and Data Structures with Java COMS 212 '
2000 Systems Analysis and Design I Elective  
2100 Systems Analysis and Design II Elective  
2250 - 2270 ' Elective credit '
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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CMSV) 

2870

Construction Management

Elective credit

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2880

Const Estimating & Crit Path Method

IDCM 216

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Building Organization & Technology

Elective credit

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CREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING (CBE) 

1102, 1103

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Elective credit

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ECONOMICS (ECON) 

1101

Survey of the American Economy

ECON 100

2, 5

1102 Survey of the World Economy See Note 9 5, 8

1105

Principles of Macroeconomics

ECON 201

2, 5

1106

Principles of Microeconomics

ECON 202

5, 8

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EDUCATION (EDU)
1128 Guidance, Communication, and Development of Young Children Elective credit  
1130 Early Childhood Education EEC 201 & 203  
1132 Creative Activities for the Young Child Elective credit  
1133 Children's Health, Nutrition, Safety and Physical Development EEC 245 Elective credit '
1136 Infant and Toddler Development Elective credit  
1138 The Special Needs Child Elective credit  
1140 Reflective Teaching Practicum with eFolio Elective credit  
1141 Learning Technology for Urban Education Elective credit  

1191 - 1194

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Elective credit

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1195 Intro to Urban Education EEC 201 & EEC 203 '
1196, 1197 Electronic Portfolio Design 1 & 2 Elective credit '
2010 Teaching Emergent Readers EEC 422 '
2011 - 2013 ' Elective credit '
2021 -2023 Thinking Mathematics EEC 324 if all taken '
2250 Contemporary Education Topics Elective credit  
2805 Intro to Children's Literature ENG 325 '
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EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICES (EHS) 

1100 - 2252

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Elective credit

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ENGINEERING (ENGR) 

1000

Orientation to Engineering

EE/ME 101

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1060

Intro to Digital Circuits & Logic Design

EE 244

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1200

Engineering Graphics

Elective credit

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2020

Statics

ME 212

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Dynamics

ME 214

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2041 Linear Circuits I EE 230  

2042

Linear Circuits II

EE 231

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ENGLISH (ENG) 

0096, 0099

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No credit

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1108

Writing & Research Skills

ENG 101

1A, 2

1111

Research Writing in the Disciplines

See Note 9

1C, 2

1112

Creative Writing

ENG 242

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1114

The Research Paper

ENG 275

1C, 2

1140

Intro to Literature

See Note 9

2, 6

1170

Intro to British Authors

ENG 214

2, 6

1171

Intro to American Authors

ENG 214

2, 6

1180 Intro to World Literature ENG 214 2, 6

2235

Mythic Stories: Cultural & Personal

ENG 212

6, 8

2236 African American Literature ENG 211 6, 7

2237

The Short Story

ENG 113

2, 6

2238

Contemporary Fiction

ENG 215

6, 8

2239

Images of Women in Literature

ENG 217

6, 7

2250

Special Topics in Literature

ENG 215

6

2251 Special Topics in Writing ENG 242 6

2252

The Novel

ENG 113

6, 7

2253

Shakespeare

ENG 215

2, 6

2290

Eurostudy - Literature

ENG 215

6, 8

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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) 

0091, 0096

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No credit

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FRENCH (FREN) 

1101

Beginning French I

FREN 101

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1102 Beginning French II FREN 102  
2201 Intermediate French I FREN 201 6, 8

2202

Intermediate French II

FREN 202

6, 8

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GEOGRAPHY (GEOG) 

1000 Introduction to Geography: The Earth as the Home for Humans GEOG 100  

1100

World Regional Geography

Satisfies Elem. Ed. Requirement

5, 8

1105

Geography of the U.S. & Canada

See note 9

7, 10

1112

Physical Geography

GEOG 101

5, 10

1115

Human Geography

GEOG 103

5, 8

1119

Map Interpretation

See note 9

2

1120

Global Economic Geography

See note 9

5, 8

1130

Minnesota Geography

See note 9

5, 7

1140

Meteorology

 

GEOG 217

3A, 10

1211

Intro to Geography Info Systems

Elective credit

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GEOLOGY (GEOL) 

1101

Physical Geology

GEOL 121

3A, 10

1105

Historical Geology

GEOL 122

3A, 10

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GERMAN (GERM)

1101

Beginning German I

GERM 101

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1102 Beginning German II GERM 102  
2201 Intermediate German I GERM 201 6, 8

2202

Intermediate German II

GERM 202

6, 8

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GLOBAL STUDIES (GS)
2290, 2291   See Note 9 8
       

HEALTH (HLTH) 

1110

Nutrition

FCS 140 (Satisfies Nursing & Dental Hygiene)

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1120

Personal & Community Health

HLTH 101

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1123

Stress Management

Elective credit

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1125

First Aid: Responding to Emergencies

HLTH 210

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1127

Community First Aid, Safety & CPR

HLTH 215

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1128

Communicable Disease Topics

Elective credit

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1129

Tai-Chi-Chih

Elective credit

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1130

Drug Use/Abuse

HLTH 310

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1131

Contemporary Kinesiology

Elective credit

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1132

Lifeguarding

Physical Education Activity Credit

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Lifetime Fitness

1 PE Activity Credit, Rest Elective credit

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HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT (HCM) 

1111

Medical Terminology

HLTH 321

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HISTORY (HIST) 

1106

World Civilization I

HIST 170

5, 8

1107 World Civilization II HIST 171 5, 8

1114

History of the U.S. I

HIST 190

5, 8

1115 History of the U.S. II HIST 191 5, 8

1118

Wartime: Great War to Vietnam

HIST 153

5, 9

1120 The Global Era: The World Since 1960 See Note 9  5, 8

1122

The U.S. Since 1945: Global Power

HIST 150

5, 8

1130

Minnesota History

HIST 154

5

1135 History of Family: Cross-Cultural Perspective HIST 155 5, 8
2120 Civil War, Reconstruction, and the Age of Business See Note 9  5, 7
2125 History of World Religions: Ancient to Modern Time See Note 9  5, 8

2290

Eurostudy

See note 9

5, 8

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HUMAN SERVICES (HSER) 

1100 - 1120

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Elective credit

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1121 - 1128   Elective credit  
1130 Early Childhood Education 201 & 207  
1132 - 1189   Elective credit  

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HUMANITIES (HUM) 

1110

Ancient World to Renaissance

HUM 150

6, 8

1111

Baroque Period to Modern World

HUM 151

6, 8

1120

China: Literature & Arts

HUM 155

6, 8

1130

German Culture & Civilization

HUM 155

6, 8

2250 Special Topics in Humanities See note 9 6, 8

2290

Eurostudy

See note 9

6, 8

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INFORMATION STUDIES (INFS)
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INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (INTS) 

1080

Medical Dosages

Elective credit

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College Success Strategies

See note 9

2, 7

1125

Creative Problem Solving

See note 9

2, 9

1132

Effective Writing in Organizations

See note 9

2

1140

Human Sexuality

SOC 209

9

1145 Intro to Technical Writing ENG 271 2
1198 Electronic Portfolio Design Elective credit '

2250

Issues & Perspectives

See note 9

2

2290

Eurostudy

See note 9

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JOURNALISM (JOUR) 

1101

Intro to Mass Media

MASS 110

9

1125, 1130

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LEARNING LAB (LLAB) 

0096, 0098

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No credit

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MATHEMATICS (MATH) 

0011 - 0099

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No credit

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1101

Math for Liberal Arts

MATH 110

4

1103

Intro to Statisitics

 

STAT 154 or ECON 207 (Bus Stats)

4

1105

Math for Elementary Ed & I

MATH 201

4

1106 Math for Elementary Ed II MATH 202 4
1108 Essential Computer Mathematics See note 9 4

1113

Mathematics for Decision Making

See note 9

4

1118

College Algebra I

MATH 112

4

1119 College Algebra II MATH 113 4

1120

Intro to Calculus

MATH 181

2, 4

1127

Pre-Calculus

MATH 115

4

1133

Calculus I

MATH 121

4

1134 Calculus II Math 122 4

2219

Multivariable Calculus

MATH 223

4

2221

Intro to linear Algebra

MATH 247

4

2222

Intro to Differential Equations

MATH 321

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MUSIC (MUSC) 

1104

Class Piano

MUS 161

6

1105

IHCC Choir

MUS 101

11

1106 Intermediate Class Piano MUS 161 6

1107

Beginning Class Voice

MUS 151

6

1110

Music Fundamentals

 

MUS 130

6

1116 Guitar Ensemble MUS 119 11 

1119

Beginning Class Guitar

MUS 174

6

1120 Intermediate Class Guitar Elective Creidt  

1131

Applied Piano

MUS 261

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Applied Voice

MUS 251

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Applied Guitar

MUS 278

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Music Appreciation

MUS 120

6

1141

Pathways to Jazz

See Note 9

6

1142

Music from Central & South America

See Note 9

6

1143 History of Rock and Roll MUS 126  6
2250 Special Topics in Music See Note 9 6

2290

Experience the Music of Italy

See Note 9

6, 8