| Block
I |
The
Social Sciences |
| SocSc
101P |
The
Social Environment |
| SocSc
102P |
Introduction
to Social Sciences |
| SocSc
103P |
Dynamics
of Western Civilization |
For
the B.L.A., 12 hours of social science.
For B.L.A./B.A./B.S., SocSc 102P meets constitution requirement. |
|
| Block
II |
Rites
of Passage: Individuals Through The Ages |
| Humn 104P |
Themes of Individuality |
| Humn 105P |
Literature,
Composition & Critical Thinking |
| Humn 106P |
Individuals
in Literature, Philosophy & Art |
For
the B.L.A., 12 hours of humanities.
For B.L.A./B.A./B.S., 105P meets English 110 requirement.
For B.A./B.S., 106P meets philosophy requirement. |
|
| Block
III-B |
Changing
Life on Earth |
| NatSci 101P |
Changing Life
on Earth |
| NatSci 102P |
Fundamentals
of Life Science |
| NatSci 103P |
Applications
of Life Science |
| For
the B.L.A., 12 hours of natural science; 103P meets laboratory requirement. |
|
| Block
III-C |
Chemistry |
| Chem 180P |
Basic Chemistry |
| Chem 181P |
Experimental
Basic Chemistry |
| Chem 182P |
Special Projects
in Chemistry |
For
the B.L.A., 12 hours of natural science with 181P meets laboratory
requirement.
180P is equivalent to Chemistry 115.
181P is equivalent to Chemistry 115L. |
|
| Block
IV |
Myth
& Meaning: The Deep Structure of Human Experience |
| Humn 201P |
The Many Lives
of Dr. Faust |
| Humn 202P |
The Meaning
of the American Experience |
| Humn 203P |
American Dreams:
Four Major American Myths |
For
the B.L.A., 12 hours of humanities.
For B.L.A./B.A./B.S., 202P meets English 225 requirement.
For B.A./B.S., 203P meets literature requirement. |
|
| Block
V |
Computer
Science |
| CmpSc 105P |
Foundations
of Computing and Problem Solving |
| CmpSc 106P |
Computers:
Their Uses and Impact |
For
the B.L.A., 8 hours of natural sciences.
For B.A./B.S., 105P meets computer and information technology requirement. |
|
| Block
VI |
Economic
Principles |
| SocSc 397A |
Economics of
Public Process & Private Choice I |
| Econ
201 |
Introduction
to Economics I |
| Econ
202 |
Introduction
to Economics II |
| SocSc 395C |
Economics of
Energy |
| SocSc 395G |
Economics of
Poverty |
| SocSc 364PW |
Contemporary
Industrial Society |
| For
the B.L.A., 12 hours of social sciences; courses numbered 300 and
above give junior-senior credit. 364PW is a writing intensive course |
|
| Block
VII |
Leaders,
Representatives or Bureaucrats: Who Governs? |
| PolSc 406P |
Political Leadership |
| PolSc 407P |
Politics of
Representation |
| PolSc 409P |
Bureaucratic
Politics |
For
B.L.A./B.A./B.S., 409P meets constitution requirement.
12 hours of social science, junior-senior level. |
|
| Block
VIII |
Interdisciplinary
Studies: From Birth to Death |
| Intdis 401P |
The Natural
Life Cycle |
| Intdis 402P |
Literature
and the Life Sciences |
| Intdis 403P |
Stages of Growth |
|
B.L.A. the courses in this block may be distributed across the three
areas of humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences with
maximum of six hours in any one area; junior-senior level. |
|
| Block
IX |
Commercial
Economics |
| SocSc 403P |
Business &
Professional Administration Applications |
| Acct 201 |
Principles
of Accounting |
| SocSc 305P |
Computer Accounting
Applications |
| Econ
353 |
Financial Analysis |
| SocSc 395B |
The Economics
of the Law |
| Except
for 201, junior-senior level; gives nine hours credit of social
science and three hours non-arts and sciences elective. |
|
| Block
X |
American
Studies |
| AmSt
301P |
Themes in American
Popular Art |
| AmSt
302P |
Survey of American
Culture |
| AmSt
303PW |
Methods & Problems
in American Culture |
May
be used as Humanities and Social Sciences, course by course, as
needed by student; junior-senior level.
303PW is a writing intensive course. |
|
| Block
XI |
The
Ancient World |
| Hist 470P |
Social History
of the Ancient World |
| Hist 471P |
Political Structure
of the Ancient World |
| Hist 472P |
Cultural/Intellectual
Dimension of Ancient Civilizations |
| Eight
hours social science, four hours humanities; junior-senior level. |
|
| BLOCK
XII |
Writer's
Tools: Mind, Society, Language and Language Use |
| Humn 403P |
Search for
Objectivity in Language |
| Eng 460PW |
Written Discourse:
Speaking, Writing, Composing |
| Humn 402P |
Language in
Society: Grammar and Rhetoric |
12
hours humanities; junior-senior level.
460PW is a writing intensive course. |
|
| Block
XIII |
Technology
and Society |
| Hist 330PW |
The Works of
Western Man |
| Hist
331P |
America in
the Machine Age |
| Hist 332P |
The City: Past
and Present |
May
be used as 12 hours of social science or 8 hours social science
and 4 hours of humanities; junior-senior level.
330PW is a writing intensive course. |
|
| Block
XIV |
Labor
and Economics |
| Humn 401PW |
Culture of
the Working Class |
| SocSc 438P |
Labor History
and Economic Policy |
| Hist 400Z |
Special Topics:
Kansas City Labor History |
| Econ
486 |
Labor Economics |
| SocSc 490C |
Readings in
Labor Economics |
Four
hours of humanities and eight hours social sciences; junior-senior
level.
401PW is a writing intensive course. |
|
| Block
XV |
Images
of Aging in America |
| Intdis 350P |
Interdisciplinary
Perspectives on Aging: Readings & Film |
| Humn 408P |
Images of Aging
in Literature |
NatSc 430PC
OR
Phil
401PC |
Biological
& Ethical Issues in Aging |
| SocSc 411P |
Aging in American
Society: Past & Present |
350P
gives four hours of either humanities or social sciences credit;
408P gives one hour of humanities credit; 430PC gives three hours
credit in natural sciences; 401PC three hours credit in philosophy;
411P gives four hours of social sciences credit.
For B.A./B.S., 430PC or 401PC meets "cluster course" requirement.
|
|
| Block
XVI |
Intercultural
Studies in The New Millennium |
| Intdis 310P |
Global Political
and Social Issues in the New Millennium |
| Humn 150P |
Intercultural
Language in Society I |
| Humn 320P |
International
Art and Culture |
| 12
hours humanities or 8 hours humanities and 4 hours social sciences;
8 hours junior-senior level. |
|
| Block
XVII |
Disabilities
in American Life |
| Humn 490P |
Perceptions
& Images of Disabilities in Literature & Film |
| Psych 406P |
Introduction
to Developmental Disabilities |
| Psych 407P |
Developmental
Disabilities & Community Life |
| 4
hours humanities; 8 hours social sciences; junior-senior level. |
|
| BLOCK
XVIII |
Macroeconomics |
| Econ 397C |
Current Macroeconomic
Issues |
| Econ
331 |
Money and Banking |
| Econ
301 |
Macroeconomics |
| SocSc 326 |
Economic Statistics |
| 12
hours social sciences; junior-senior level. |
|
| BLOCK
XIX |
Art |
| A&S 400P |
Special Readings/Topics:
Current Art Events |
| Art
110P |
Introduction
to the Visual Arts |
| Art
100P |
Studies in
Art History |
Eight
hours humanities; four hours junior-senior level.
For B.A./B.S., 110P meets fine arts requirement. |
|
| BLOCK
XX |
Justice
and Society |
| PolSc 347P |
Crime and Civil
Liberties |
| Soc 421P |
Criminal Behavior
in the United States |
| CJC 475P |
Upperworld
Crime |
| CJC 355P |
Crime Control
and Social Policy |
| 12
hours social sciences; junior-senior level. |
|
| BLOCK
XXI |
Juvenile
Justice and the Family |
| CJC 350 |
Social Deviance |
| Psych
322P |
Child Psychology |
| CJC
265P |
Juvenile Justice
System |
| Soc 310P |
The Family |
| 12
hours social sciences; nine hours junior-senior level. |
|
| BLOCK
XXII |
Family
Studies |
| Humn 452P |
Images of the
Family in Literature & Art |
| Psych
453P |
Family Life
Cycle: A Developmental Approach to Understanding Family Dynamics |
| Hist 454P |
Historical
Perspectives of the Family in Christian, Judaic and Islamic Cultures |
| Four
hours humanities, eight hours social sciences; junior-senior level. |
|
| BLOCK
XXIII |
Anthropology |
| Soc
307P |
Controversial
Issues from an Anthropological Perspective |
| Intdis 308P |
Introduction
to Physical Anthropology |
| Soc
309P |
Cultures of
the Past and Present |
| Intdis
308P may be used as four hours natural science or social science
as needed; junior-senior level |
|
| BLOCK
XXIV |
Interdisciplinary
Studies |
| Intdis 201P |
Energy, Technology
and Society |
| Intdis 202P |
Energy Science |
| Intdis 203P |
Social Economic
and Political Influences on Energy |
| Six
hours natural science, six hours social science. |
|
| BLOCK
XXV |
Hospitality
Studies |
| A&S 490 |
Special Topics:
Readings in Hospitality Administration |
| ComSt 345P |
Communication
in Organizational Settings |
| Econ
323P |
Administration
in the Service Industry |
| Econ
343P |
Resource Acquisition
& Distribution in the Hospitality Industry |
| Econ
423P |
Legal and Social
Issues of the Hospitality Industry |
| Econ
433P |
Commercial
Economic Aspects of the Hospitality Industry |
| SocSc 359P |
Technology
Policies in Hospitality |
| SocSc 375P |
Contemporary
Issues in Service Industry |
| SocSc 465 |
Human Resources
in the Service Industry |
| SocSc 489P |
Internship
in Hospitality Studies |
| Junior-senior
level. |
|
| BLOCK
XXVI |
Integrated
Studies |
| IntgStu 401P |
The Creative
Source: Concepts and Actions |
| IntgStu 402P |
Turning Points
in the History of Ideas |
| IntgStu 403P |
Major Intellectual
Developments in Western History |
| 12
hours junior-senior level. |
|
| BLOCK
XXVII |
Latin
American |
| SocSc 456P |
In-Depth Country
Study |
| SocSc 457P |
First Nations
and Survival in Latin America |
| SocSc 458P |
Women, Men
and Development in Latin America |
| 12
hours of social science, junior-senior level. |
|
| Block
XXVIII |
English |
| Engl 352P |
Critical Approaches
to the Short Story |
| Engl 353PW |
Critical Review
& Evaluation of Fiction and Film |
| Engl 354P |
Masterpieces
of Fiction |
12
hours of humanities, junior-senior level.
353PW is a writing intensive course. |
|
| Block
XXIX |
Religious
Studies |
| Hist
497 |
Special Readings/Topics:
History of Religion |
| A&S 400P |
Special Readings/Topics:
Comparative Religion |
| A&S 400Q |
Special Readings/Topics:
Religion and Violence |
| 12
hours junior-senior level. |
|
| Block
XXX |
Environmental
Studies |
| PolSc 435 |
Politics of
the Environment |
| A&S 400E |
Special Readings/Topics:
Environmental Issues |
| EnvSc 110R |
Introduction
to Environmental Science |
| Five
hours natural science, lab science; three hours social sciences;
seven hours junior-senior level. |
|
| Block
XXXI |
Nations
and Their Society |
| SocSci 301P |
Varieties of
People and Society |
| Humn 160P |
Intercultural
Language in Society II |
| SocSci 303P |
National Perspectives
of Capitalism and Liberal Society |
| Four
hours humanities lower level; eight hours social sciences upper
level. |
|
| Block
XXXII |
Women's
Culture, Media and Theory in the Age of Feminism |
| Humn 375P |
Research in
Women's Culture |
| Humn 376P |
Textural Representation
of the Feminine |
| Humn 377P |
Growing Up
Female with the Mass Media |
| 12
hours humanities; junior-senior level. |
|
| Block
XXXIII |
Physical
Science |
| PhySci 301P |
Scientific
Approaches to the Physical Worlds |
| PhySci 302P |
Concepts of
Chemistry, Earth Sciences and Astronomy |
| PhySci 303P |
Applications
of Physical Science |
| 12
hours natural sciences; junior senior level. |
|
| Block
XXXIV |
American
Material Culture |
| AmStu 340P |
American Material
Culture: The 1950s |
| AmStu 341P |
American Material
Culture: Objects and Images |
| AmStu 342P |
American Material
Culture: Museums |
| American
Studies 340P, 341P, 342P may be distributed across the humanities
and social sciences areas as needed. |
|
| Arts
and Sciences |
| A&S 365P |
Introduction
to Substance Abuse Counseling |
|
| Humanities |
| ComS
254P |
Communication
Competence: Theory and Practice |
|
|
Fundamentals
of Effective Speaking and Listening |
| Humn
340PW |
The World Of
Advertising -
Writing intensive course |
| Humn
404PW |
Professional
communications -
Writing intensive course |
| Humn
410PW |
Turning Life
Into Stories -
Writing intensive course |
|
| Natural
Sciences |
| Math
116 |
Mathematics
for Liberal Arts
For B.L.A./B.A., meets mathematics requirement |
| NatSc
308P |
Physical Measurements |
| NatSc
375P |
Nature of Science
For B.A., meets physical science requirement |
| Physics
280P |
Survey of Astronomy |
|
| Social
Sciences |
| Anthro
425P |
Comparative
Feminist Issues in International Development: Africa &Latin America |
| Econ
204P |
Principles
of Economics
Five hours social science; equivalent to Econ 201 & 202 |
| Econ
302P |
Microeconomics |
| SocSc
397B |
The Economics
of Public Process II
Concurrent with Econ 302P |
| Econ
416P |
Law and Economics |
| Econ
487 |
Labor Organizations
in the Changing Economy |
| Hist
102P |
American History
Since 1877
For B.L.A./B.A./B.S., meets constitution requirement |
| Psych
270P |
Compulsive
Gambling and Other Addictions |
| SocSc
210P |
Foundations
in Social Science
For B.A./B.S., meets social science 210 requirement |
|
| Interdisciplinary |
| Intdis
420P |
Brain and Behavior
Two hours social science and two hours natural science |
|
| Non-Arts
and Sciences |
| BusAd
403P |
Legal & Behavioral
Aspects of Human Resources |