MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, MANKATO

Table of Semester Course Equivalents for
MINNEAPOLIS COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE

Note 1: This equivalency guide is for the 2005-2006 catalog for Minnesota State University, Mankato (MSU) and the 2005-2006 Minneapolis Community & Technical College catalog.
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/bulletins/undergraduate/

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 an Associate in Science or an Associate in Applied Science 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 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
     

MINNEAPOLIS NUMBER

MINNEAPOLIS COURSE 2005-2006

MSU EQUIVALENT 2005-2006

MnTC GOAL

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3-D ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER (CADD)
1030 & 1230 Both courses must be taken ID 284  
1030 - 1830   See Note 10  
       

ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT (ADEV) 

1000 – 2998

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Elective credit

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ACCOUNTING (ACCT) 

1180 - 2998

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See Note 10

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ADDICTION COUNSELING (COUN) 

1500

Drugs in the Community

HLTH 310

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2510 – 2998

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Elective credit

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AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL (ATCT) 

 

2000 – 2440

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AIRCRAFT TECHNICIAN
AMTA 1200 - 2998 ' See Note 10 '
AMTG 1100 - 2998 ' See Note 10 '
AMTP 2151 - 2998 ' See Note 10 '
AMTR 2207 - 2998 ' See Note 10 '
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AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES (AMIS) 

1000

Native America

See Note 9

5, 7

1100 - 1300

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See Note 9

6, 7

1400 - 2998

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Elective credit

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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (AMSL) 

1000 – 2998

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Elective credit

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AMERICAN STUDIES (AMST) 

1000

American Radicalism

See Note 9

5, 8

1100

Future Shock & Survival

See Note 9

5

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH) 

1104

Human Origins

ANTH 101

5

1105

Intro to Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 230

5, 8

1150

Women in Cross Cultural Perspective

 

See Note 9

5, 8

1200 – 2998

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Elective credit

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APPAREL TECHNOLOGIES (APRL) 

1000 – 2998

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ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY (ARCH) 

1000 – 2998

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ART (ARTS) 

1110

Intro to Art

ART 160

6, 8

1111, 1112

Art History

ART 260, 261

6, 8

1113 Art History: Modern to Contemporary See Note 9 6, 8

1121

Drawing 1

ART 110, 210

6  

1125

Ceramics 1

ART 250

6

1132

Printmaking

 

See Note 9

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1133

Sculpture

ART 280

6

1141

Design: Foundations of Studio Art

ART 101

6

1142

Painting 1

ART 240

6

2211 Art History: Women in Art See Note 9 6

2212

Painting 2

 

See Note 9

6

2213

Watercolor

ART 245

6

2221 Life Drawing ART 212 6
2222 Drawing 2 ART 210 6
2225 Ceramics 2 See Note 9 6
2233 Sculpture: Direct Metals Elective credit 6

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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ASTRONOMY (ASTR) 

1110, 1115

Astronomy & Lab

 

See Note 9

3A if both taken

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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BARBERING (BARB) 

1000 – 2998

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BIOLOGY (BIOL) 

1100

Intro to Biology

BIOL 100

3A

1120

Nutrition

FCS 140

3B

1127, 1128

Human Biology & Lab

BIOL 100 if both taken

3A

1136

Environmental Science

ENVR 101

3B, 10

1137

Environmental Science Lab

Elective credit

3A, 10

1160

Biology of Women

BIOL 101

3B

1180 – 1184

Special Topics in Biology

Elective credit

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Bio-Medical Terminology

HLTH 321

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Principles of Biology

BIOL 105

3A

2205

Genetics

BIOL 211

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Anatomy

BIOL 220

3A

2225 Physiology BIOL 230  3A
2226 Pathophysiology See Note 9 3B

2230, 2231

Microbiology & Lab

BIOL 270 if both taken

3A

2250

Plant Biology

BIOL 217

3A

2260

Animal Biology

BIOL 316

3A

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (BUSN) 

1140

Intro to Business

MRKT 100

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Elective credit

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1154

Business Communications

BED 120

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1155 – 1166

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Elective credit

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1180 Principles of Banking and Finance FINA 482 '
1181 - 1183 ' 100 Level Elective '
1200 Computer Application in Home and Business Elective credit '

2202

Financial Accounting

ACCT 200

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2224

Managerial Accounting

ACCT 210

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2252 – 2256, 2998

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Elective credit

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2260

Legal Environment of Business

BLAW 200

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BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATIONS (BTEC) 

1010 – 2998

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CABINETMAKING (CBMK) 

1000 – 2998

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CARPENTRY (CARP)
1400 - 1900   See Note 10  
       
CENTRAL SERVICES TECHNICIAN (CSIP)
1000, 1002   See Note 10  
       

CHEMISTRY (CHEM) 

1020

Intro to Chemistry

Elective credit

3A

1151, 1152

Principles of Chemistry 1 & 2

CHEM 201, 202

3A

2204, 2224

Organic Chemistry 1 & Lab 1

CHEM 320 if both taken

3A

2205, 2225

Organic Chemistry 2 & Lab 2

CHEM 321 & 331 if both taken

3A

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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CHILD DEVELOPMENT (CHDV) 

1000

Careers in Early Childhood Education

Elective credit

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1004, 1214 ' 100 Level Elective '
1215 - 1240 ' Elective credit '
1244 Creating Environments for School Age Children 200 Level Elective '
1505 - 1640 ' Elective credit '
1641 Seeds of Emerging Literacy 100 Level Elective '

1642 - 1652

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1654 Cognitive Development and Technology Experiences 200 Level Elective '
1656 Culturally Relevant/Anti-Bias Education Elective credit '
1744 ' 200 Level Elective '
1749 - 2245   Elective credit  
2444 School Age Program Planning 200 Level Elective  
2500 - 2998 ' Elective credit '
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COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS (CMHW)
1000 - 1055      
       

COMPUTER LITERACY (COML) 

1000 – 2998

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Elective credit

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COMPUTER SCIENCE (CSCI) 

1050

Designing Web Pages

Elective credit

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1100

Intro to Computers

COMS 100

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Comp Applications in Home & Bus

Elective credit

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1500

Intro to Programming & Prob Solving

COMS 171

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1700

Intro to Comp Programming in JAVA

Elective credit

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Intro to Object-Oriented Prog with C++

COMS 211

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Structure of Computer Programming 1

COMS 211

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Structure of Computer Programming 2

COMS 212

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2011

Discrete Mathematics

MATH 180

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2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICITY (CNEL) 

1000 – 2998

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See Note 10

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CULINARY ARTS (CULA)

1100 – 2998

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DENTAL ASSISTANT (DNTA) 

 

1000 – 2998

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ECONOMICS (ECON) 

1000

Consumer Economics

ECON 100

5, 9

2000

Principles of Macroeconomics

ECON 201

5, 8

2200

Principles of Microeconomics

ECON 202

5, 8

2500

Contemporary Economic Problems

 

See note 9

5, 8

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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ELECTRONIC & WEB PUBLISHING (EPUB) 

1150 - 2998

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1105 Intro to Problem Solving in Science and Engineering EE 101  
2210 Statics ME 212  
2220 Dynamics Elective credit  
2230 Linear Circuit Analysis I EE 230, 240  
2231 Linear Circuit Analysis II EE 231, 254  
2998 Directed Study See note 10  
       

ENGLISH (ENGL) 

0900

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No credit

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1108

Technical Writing

Elective credit

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College English 1

ENG 101

1A

1111

College English 2

See Note 9

1C

1150

Literature & the Environment

See Note 9

7, 10

1151

Intro to Literature: Short Story

ENG 214

6

1152

Intro to Literature: Novel

ENG 113

6

1153

Intro to Literature: Poetry

ENG 112

6

1154

Intro to Literature: Drama

ENG 112

6

1156

Science Fiction & Fantasy

See Note 9

6

1157

Cross Culture Literature

ENG 211

6, 7

1158 Women's Literature ENG 211 6, 8
1159 African American Literature ENG 211 6, 8
1160 LGBTQ Literature ENG 211 6, 7
1161 Children's Literature Elective credit  

2212

Creative Nonfiction Writing

Elective credit

2213

Creative Writing

ENG 242

6

2221, 2222

 

World Literature 1 & 2

See Note 9

6, 8

2231, 2232

American Literature 1 & 2

Credit in American Literature

6, 7

2251, 2252

British Literature 1& 2

Credit in British Literature

6

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESOL) 

0210 – 0420

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No credit

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2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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FILMMAKING (FILM) 

 

1020, 1030

Elective credit

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1150 Introduction to Film & Video Elective credit  

1300 - 1320

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See note 9

6

2010 - 2998

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Elective credit

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FRENCH (FREN) 

1000, 1100

Beginning French 1 & 2

FREN 101, 102

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Intro to French

Elective credit

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1300

French Culture

See note 9

6, 8

2000, 2100

Intermediate French Lang & Culture

FREN 201, 202

8

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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GEOGRAPHY (GEOG) 

1101

Human Geography

GEOG 100

5, 8

1102

Physical Environment

GEOG 101

5, 10

1103

Global Economy

See note 9

5, 8

1104

Minnesota

See note 9

5, 10

2204

Peoples of the World

GEOG 341

5, 8

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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GEOLOGY (GEOL) 

1120, 1130

Physical Geology & Lab

GEOL 121 if both taken

3A

1140, 1150

Historical Geology & Lab

GEOL 122 if both taken

3A

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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GRAPHIC DESIGN & VISUAL COMMUNICATION (GRPH) 

1101 – 2998

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HEALTH (HLTH) 

1000 Intro to Sleep & Rest Elective credit  

1101

Personal & Community Health

HLTH 101

1107 - 1184

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Elective credit

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1150

First Aid & CPR

HLTH 215

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2249

First Responder

HLTH 210

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2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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1000 - 1200   See Note 10  
       

HISTORY (HIST) 

1000, 1010

World History 1 & 2

HIST 170, 171

5, 8

1020

Contemporary World History

 

See Note 9

5, 8

1100, 1110

American History 1 & 2

HIST 190, 191

5, 7

1200, 1210

European History 1 & 2

HIST 180, 181

5, 7

1300 – 1600

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5, 7

2241, 2242

Women in America

 

See Note 9

5, 9

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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HOMELAND SECURITY SPECIALIST (HLSC)
1000 - 2550   See Note 10  
       
HONORS (HNRS)
2000 What Is Health? Wellness in a Multicultural World See Note 9 3B, 8

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HUMAN SERVICES (HSER) 

1001 – 2998

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HUMANITIES (HUMN) 

1000 The Human Experience 200 Elective credit 6

1110

Critical Thinking Skills

See Note 9

6

1115

Intro to Philosophy

PHIL 100

6

1121, 1122

Culture of the Western World

HUM 150, 151

6, 8

1132

Ethnic America

ETHN 100

6, 7

1135 – 1140

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See Note 9

6, 7

1150 – 1155

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See Note 9

6, 7

1171

Ethics

PHIL 120

6, 9

1172

Topics in Contemporary Philosophy

See Note 9

6

1190

World Religions

See Note 9

6, 8

2115 Asian Philosophy HUM 282 6, 8

2200

View of Modern Women

See Note 9

6

2211

Women & Violence

See Note 9

6, 9

2212

Women, Ecofeminism & Development

See Note 9

6, 10

2213

Current Lit on Women & Empower

See Note 9

6, 9

2235

Women Poets of the World

See Note 9

6, 8

2998

Directed Study

 

Elective Credit

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INFORMATION STUDIES (INFS) 

1000 - 2500

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Elective Credit

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Necessary Illusions: A Critical Intro to the Information Age

See note 9

9

2520 Alternative Knowledge: How Radical Ideas are Communicated in Society See note 9 5, 9
2600 Ideas, Censorship and Politics: A History of Libraries and Culture Elective 5, 8
2900 Library/Information Agency Internship
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (ITEC)
1100 - 2998 ' Elective Credit '
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JAPANESE (JAPN) 

1000, 1100

Beginning Japanese

Credit in Foreign Language

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2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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JEWELRY GEMOLOGY/JEWELRY MANUFACTURING & REPAIR (JLRY) 

1500 – 2998

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JOURNALISM (JOUR) 

1000

Intro to Mass Communications

MASS 110

9

1100 – 2998

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LAW ENFORCEMENT (LAWE) 

1215

Police & Community

LAWE 335

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1220

Juvenile Justice

LAWE 332

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Intro to Corrections

CORR 106

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2225

Criminal Investigation

LAWE 233

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2230 – 2998

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Elective credit

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1000 – 2998

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MATHEMATICS (MATH) 

ABE Mathematics ' No credit '

0060 – 0080

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No credit

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1110

College Algebra

MATH 112

4

1120

College Trigonometry

MATH 113

4

1130

Finite Mathematics

Elective credit

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1140

Introductory Statistics

 

See Note 9

4

1150

Statistical Analysis

STAT 154 or ECON 207 (Bus Stats)

4

1160

Mathematical Ideas

 

See Note 9

4

1165 Mathematics for Teachers MATH 201 4

1170

Calculus for Bus & Social Sciences

MATH 181

4

1180, 1190

Calculus 1 & 2

MATH 121, 122

4

2011 Discrete Mathematics MATH 180 '

2210

Linear Alg & Differential Equations

MATH 321

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2220

Multivariable Calculus

MATH 223

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2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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MEDIA PRODUCTION & PHOTOGRAPHY (MPRO) 

1030 – 2998

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MUSIC (MUSC) 

1000

Intro to Music

MUS 120

6

1010, 1020

American Popular Music 1 & 2

See note 9

6

1030 The Music of Latin America and the Caribbean 200 Level Elective 8
1040 The Music of Africa 200 Level Elective 6, 8
1050 The Music of Asia 200 Level Elective 8

1150

Fundamentals of Music

MUS 130

6

1160

Music Theory & Design

See Note 9

6

1210

College Choir

MUS 101

11

1220

Vocal Ensemble

MUS 101

11

1230

Instrumental Ensemble

Elective credit

11

1240

Jazz Ensemble 1

MUS 115

11

1500-1900

Applied Music

Applied Music Credit

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2500-2900 Applied Music Elective credit '

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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NURSING ASSISTANT/HOME HEALTH AIDE (NAHA) 

1819 - 2998

Nursing Assist/Home Health Aide

 

See Note 10

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NURSING (R.N.) (NURS) 

1000 – 2150

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Elective credit

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PHOTOGRAPHY (PHOT) 

1100

Photography 1

ART 275

6

1200

Photography 2

 

See Note 9

6

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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1030 - 2490   Elective credit  
       

PHYSICAL EDUCATION (PHED) 

1100 – 1164

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Physical Education Activity Credit

11

1170 - 1175 Physical Education Topics HP 100 11
1176 - 1179 Physcial Education Topics HP 100 11
1180 Fitness Intensity Training Physical Education Activity Credit 11
1190 Self Defense for Women HP 130 11
1199 - 2998 ' Physical Education Activity Credit 11

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PHYSICS (PHYS) 

1100

Intro to Physics

PHYS 101

3A

1131

College Physics 1

PHYS 211

3A

1132

College Physics 2

PHYS 212

3A, 10

1211, 1221

Physics for Sci & Engineering 1 & 2

PHYS 221, 222

3A, 4

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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POLITICAL SCIENCE (PSCI) 

1101

American Government & Politics

POL 111

5, 9

1102

State & Local Government

POL 371

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Comparative Government

POL 241

5, 8

1104

World Politics

POL 231

5, 8

1110

Intro to Political Science

POL 100

5, 9

1137

Environment, Politics & Society

 

See Note 9

5, 10

1140

Intro to Latin America

 

See Note 9

5, 8

1142 – 2998

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1000 - 2300   See Note 10  
       

PSYCHOLOGY (PSYC) 

1100

Applying Psychology

 

See Note 9

5

1110

General Psychology

PSYC 101

5

2215

Child & Adolescent Development

 

See Note 9

5

2225

Psychology of Adulthood & Aging

 

See Note 9

5, 7

2240 Lifespan Development See Note 9 5, 9

2250

Abnormal Psychology

Satisfies Nursing Requirement

5

2260 Social Psychology PSYC 340 5, 9

2285 – 2998

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Elective credit

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READING (READ) 

0100, 0200

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No credit

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1300 – 2200

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Elective credit

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HEATING, VENTILIATION, AIR CONDITIONING, & REFRIGERATION (HVAC)

1000 – 2998

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SCREENWRITING (SCRN) 

1510 – 2998

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SOCIOLOGY (SOCI) 

1105

Intro to Sociology

SOC 101

5, 7

1106

Sociology of Deviance

See note 9

5

1110

Families in Contemporary Society

SOC 208

5, 7

1160

Technology, Culture & Society

See note 9

5, 10

1170

Women in a Global Perspective

See note 9

5, 8

2115

Family Violence

See note 9

5, 7

2145

American Minority Relations

ETHN 100

5, 7

2150

Sociology of Aging

See note 9

5

2155

Intro to Criminal Justice

CORR 106

5, 9

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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SOUND ARTS (SNDA)

1310 – 2998

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SPANISH (SPAN) 

1000 Beginning Spanish 1 SPAN 101 '

1100

 

Beginning Spanish 2

SPAN 102

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2000, 2100

Intermediate Spanish 1 & 2

SPAN 201, 202

8

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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SPEECH (SPCH) 

1000

Fundamentals of Communication

SPEE 100

1B

1005

Public Speaking

SPEE 102

1B

1010

Interpersonal Communication

SPEE 101

1B

1011

Group Process & Discussion

SPEE 201

1B

1012

Intercultural Communication

SPEE 203

1B, 7

1400 – 2998

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Elective credit

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STUDY SKILLS (STSK) 

1150

How To Study

Elective credit

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THEATRE ARTS (THTR) 

1104

Intro to Acting 1

THEA 101

6

1111

Theatre Arts Workshop

 

See Note 9

6

1131

Intro to Theatre

THEA 100

6, 8

1135

Television: Forms/Analysis

Elective credit

6

1145

Stagecraft: Scene Design & Lighting

THEA 105

6

1150

Theatre in the Twin Cities

 

See Note 9

6

1160

Multicultural Acting Workshop

 

See Note 9

6, 8

1161 - 1169 Theater Topics See Note 9 6

2105

Intro to Acting 2

THEA 102

6

2145

Intro to Directing

THEA 235

6

2150 Theatre History 1 See Note 9 6, 8

2998

Directed Study

Elective credit

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TRAINED MEDICATION ASSISTANT (TMAA)

1130, 2998

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URBAN PARK, RECREATION, AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT (UPRY)
1170 - 1175 Urban Park Recreation and Youth Development Topics Elective credit '
1176 - 1179 Urban Park Recreation and Youth Development Topics Elective credit '
1510 Orientation to Urban Park, Rec and Youth Dev. Elective credit '
1600 Seminar I: The Recreation
Professional in Diverse Urban Communities		   '
1810 Recreation Program Planning RPLS 376 '
1900 Seminar II: Effective Team Membership   '
2510 Facilities, Sec. and Personal Safety Elective credit '
2600 Seminar III: Public Achievement Coaching in Parks, Recreation and with Youth   '
2900 Seminar IV: Internship in Parks and Recreation    
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URBAN TEACHER PROGRAM (URTE)
1500 Seminar 1: The Communities of Urban Learners See Note 9 7
1900 Seminar 2: Public Work in Urban Schools Elective credit 9
2600 Seminar 3: Teacher as Coach See Note 9 9
2900 Seminar 4: Multiple Perspectives on Urban Learners’ Experience in Schools Elective credit 7
2998 Directed Study 200 Level Elective '
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VIDEO & DIGITAL ARTS (VIDA) 

FILM 1150 Introduction to Film and Video    
 

1250 - 2998

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Elective credit

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WELDING (WELD)
1000 - 3000   See Note 10  
       
WOMEN'S STUDIES (WOST)
1101 Intro to Women's Studies WOST 110