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General Education
96 2002-2003 California State University, Fresno General Catalog
Integration
Physical Universe and Its Life Forms
(Area IB)
• ANTH 161 - Bio/Behavioral Evolution of
the Human Species
• BIOL 110 - Human Ecology*
• CHEM 170 - Chemistry in the Market-place
• CHEM 171 - Fireworks, Gemstones,
and Dyes: The Science of Color
• GEOG 115 - Violent Weather/
Climatic Hazards
• GEOG 128 - Environmental Pollution*
• GEOL 112 - Planet Earth through Time
• GEOL 167 - Oceans and Atmosphere
• GEOL 168 - California's Earth System
• NSCI 115 - Environmental Earth and
Life Science
• NSCI 120 - Biotechnology and Its
Impact on Society
• NSCI 121 - Blood
• NSCI 125 - Revenge of the Killer
Microbes
• NSCI 131 - Biological Bases of Neuro-logical
Disorders
• PSCI 131 - Concepts of Classical
Physics from Babylon to Maxwell
• PHYAN 110 - Human Reproductive
Physiology, Aging, and Death
• PHYS 100 - Concepts of Modern
Physics
• PLANT 105 - Food, Society, and
Environment
• PSYCH 126 - Cognitive Neuroscience
Arts and Humanities
(Area IC)
• AETH 100 - Contemporary Conflicts of
Morals (same as PHIL 120)
• ARM 148 - Masterpieces of Armenian
Culture
• ART 102 - Ideas of Visual Culture: Art,
Media, and the Computer
• DANCE 171 - Philosophical Bases and
Trends in Dance
• DRAMA 163 - Dramatic Literature
• ENGL 101 - Masterpieces of World
Literature
• ENGL 102 - Masterpieces of English
Literature
• ENGL 103 - Masterpieces of American
Literature
• ENGL 112 - World Literature: Ancient
• ENGL 113- World Literature: Medieval
and Renaissance
• ENGL 114 - World Literature: Modern
• ENGL 174 - Popular Fiction
• FREN 109 - French Literature, Culture,
and Society from the Middle Ages to
Today
• FREN 149 - Voices of Africa
• HUM 104 - Humanities in the Middle
Ages and Renaissance
* Accepted for G.E. program for spring 2002
through fall 2002.
• HUM 108 - Humanities in Classical
Athens
• HUM 110 - Humanities in Republican
and Imperial Rome
• LING 115 - Language, Culture, and
Society
• LING 130 - Language and Gender
• MUSIC 170A - Music of the Americas:
Latin American
• MUSIC 171 - Introduction to the World's
Music
• MUSIC 187 - Popular Music: Jazz and
Rock
• PHIL 120 - Contemporary Conflicts of
Morals (same as AETH 100)
• PHIL 150 - Foundation of Knowledge
• PHIL 151 - Cognitive Science: Mind
• PHIL 157 - Freedom, Fate, and Choice*
• SPAN 125 - Hispanic Cultural Produc-tions
• SPAN 129 - Mexican Culture
Social, Political, and Economic
Institutions and Behavior,
Historical Background
(Area ID)
• ANTH 116W - Anthropology of Religion
• ANTH 145 - Cultural Resources
Management
• CLS 114 - Mexico and the Southwest
1810-1910
• CLS 116 - Cultural Change and the
Chicano*
• CRIM 101 - Crime and Violence in
America
• CRIM 153 - Psychology of Crime
• ECON 146 - Economics of Crime
• ECON 167 - Contemporary Socioeco-nomic
Challenges
• ECON 176 - Economic Themes in Film
• ECON 183 - Political Economy of the
Middle East
• GEOG 135 - The Protection of Nature*
• GEOG 169 - The American West
• HIST 101 - Women in History (same as
WS 101)*
• KINES 111 - Olympic Games
• MCJ 178 - New Information Technolo-gies
• PSYCH 123 - Developmental Psychobi-ology
• PSYCH 173 - Environmental Psychol-ogy
• SSCI 110 - California Studies
• SOC 131 - Sociology of Sex and
Gender
• SOC 143 - Deviance and Control
• SOC 165 - The Family*
• WS 101 - Women in History (same as
HIST 101)*
Multicultural/International
(Area MI)
• AFAM 150 - South Africa
• ANTH 120 - Ethnic Relations and
Cultures
• ASAM 110 - Asian American Communi-ties
• BA 104 - Global Business
• CLS 160 - Sex, Race, and Class in
American Society
• CLS 170 - Latin American Studies
• COMM 164 - Intercultural Communica-tion
• CSD 139 - Deaf Culture
• ECON 181 - Political Economy of Latin
America
• GEOG 167 - People and Places - A
Global Perspective
• GERON 161 - Multiculture/Aging
• HIST 143 - Russia and Eurasia
in the 20th Century*
• HIST 186 - American Immigration and
Ethnic History
• HS 104 -Global and Cultural Issues in
Health*
• LING 147 - Bilingualism*
• MCJ 175 - Multicultural Mass Communi-cation
and Media Stereotypes
• MCJ 176 - International Mass Communi-cation
• PHIL 132 - Religion and the Margin
• PLSI 120 - International Politics
• SSCI 180 - Diversity in the United States
• SWRK 136 - Cultural Diversity and
Oppression
• SOC 111 - Sociology of Race and
Ethnicity
• SOC 142 - Sociology of Popular
Culture*
• WS 110 - Representations of Women
• WS 120 - Women of Color in the United
States
• WS 135 - Women in Other Cultures
Object Description
| Title | 2002-03 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2002-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Title | Page 096 |
| Full Text Search | General Education 96 2002-2003 California State University, Fresno General Catalog Integration Physical Universe and Its Life Forms (Area IB) • ANTH 161 - Bio/Behavioral Evolution of the Human Species • BIOL 110 - Human Ecology* • CHEM 170 - Chemistry in the Market-place • CHEM 171 - Fireworks, Gemstones, and Dyes: The Science of Color • GEOG 115 - Violent Weather/ Climatic Hazards • GEOG 128 - Environmental Pollution* • GEOL 112 - Planet Earth through Time • GEOL 167 - Oceans and Atmosphere • GEOL 168 - California's Earth System • NSCI 115 - Environmental Earth and Life Science • NSCI 120 - Biotechnology and Its Impact on Society • NSCI 121 - Blood • NSCI 125 - Revenge of the Killer Microbes • NSCI 131 - Biological Bases of Neuro-logical Disorders • PSCI 131 - Concepts of Classical Physics from Babylon to Maxwell • PHYAN 110 - Human Reproductive Physiology, Aging, and Death • PHYS 100 - Concepts of Modern Physics • PLANT 105 - Food, Society, and Environment • PSYCH 126 - Cognitive Neuroscience Arts and Humanities (Area IC) • AETH 100 - Contemporary Conflicts of Morals (same as PHIL 120) • ARM 148 - Masterpieces of Armenian Culture • ART 102 - Ideas of Visual Culture: Art, Media, and the Computer • DANCE 171 - Philosophical Bases and Trends in Dance • DRAMA 163 - Dramatic Literature • ENGL 101 - Masterpieces of World Literature • ENGL 102 - Masterpieces of English Literature • ENGL 103 - Masterpieces of American Literature • ENGL 112 - World Literature: Ancient • ENGL 113- World Literature: Medieval and Renaissance • ENGL 114 - World Literature: Modern • ENGL 174 - Popular Fiction • FREN 109 - French Literature, Culture, and Society from the Middle Ages to Today • FREN 149 - Voices of Africa • HUM 104 - Humanities in the Middle Ages and Renaissance * Accepted for G.E. program for spring 2002 through fall 2002. • HUM 108 - Humanities in Classical Athens • HUM 110 - Humanities in Republican and Imperial Rome • LING 115 - Language, Culture, and Society • LING 130 - Language and Gender • MUSIC 170A - Music of the Americas: Latin American • MUSIC 171 - Introduction to the World's Music • MUSIC 187 - Popular Music: Jazz and Rock • PHIL 120 - Contemporary Conflicts of Morals (same as AETH 100) • PHIL 150 - Foundation of Knowledge • PHIL 151 - Cognitive Science: Mind • PHIL 157 - Freedom, Fate, and Choice* • SPAN 125 - Hispanic Cultural Produc-tions • SPAN 129 - Mexican Culture Social, Political, and Economic Institutions and Behavior, Historical Background (Area ID) • ANTH 116W - Anthropology of Religion • ANTH 145 - Cultural Resources Management • CLS 114 - Mexico and the Southwest 1810-1910 • CLS 116 - Cultural Change and the Chicano* • CRIM 101 - Crime and Violence in America • CRIM 153 - Psychology of Crime • ECON 146 - Economics of Crime • ECON 167 - Contemporary Socioeco-nomic Challenges • ECON 176 - Economic Themes in Film • ECON 183 - Political Economy of the Middle East • GEOG 135 - The Protection of Nature* • GEOG 169 - The American West • HIST 101 - Women in History (same as WS 101)* • KINES 111 - Olympic Games • MCJ 178 - New Information Technolo-gies • PSYCH 123 - Developmental Psychobi-ology • PSYCH 173 - Environmental Psychol-ogy • SSCI 110 - California Studies • SOC 131 - Sociology of Sex and Gender • SOC 143 - Deviance and Control • SOC 165 - The Family* • WS 101 - Women in History (same as HIST 101)* Multicultural/International (Area MI) • AFAM 150 - South Africa • ANTH 120 - Ethnic Relations and Cultures • ASAM 110 - Asian American Communi-ties • BA 104 - Global Business • CLS 160 - Sex, Race, and Class in American Society • CLS 170 - Latin American Studies • COMM 164 - Intercultural Communica-tion • CSD 139 - Deaf Culture • ECON 181 - Political Economy of Latin America • GEOG 167 - People and Places - A Global Perspective • GERON 161 - Multiculture/Aging • HIST 143 - Russia and Eurasia in the 20th Century* • HIST 186 - American Immigration and Ethnic History • HS 104 -Global and Cultural Issues in Health* • LING 147 - Bilingualism* • MCJ 175 - Multicultural Mass Communi-cation and Media Stereotypes • MCJ 176 - International Mass Communi-cation • PHIL 132 - Religion and the Margin • PLSI 120 - International Politics • SSCI 180 - Diversity in the United States • SWRK 136 - Cultural Diversity and Oppression • SOC 111 - Sociology of Race and Ethnicity • SOC 142 - Sociology of Popular Culture* • WS 110 - Representations of Women • WS 120 - Women of Color in the United States • WS 135 - Women in Other Cultures |
