General Education Requirements

Overview of general education requirements for college graduates at Charles Stewart Mott Community College. The page outlines foundational knowledge areas that all graduating students must fulfill.

Courses

• ANTH-200 — Peoples and Cultures of Africa
• ANTH-210 — Forensic Anthropology
• ANTH-211 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• ANTH-212 — Human Origins - Intro Phys. Anthropology
• ANTH-213 — Introduction to Archaeology
• ARBC-111 — Beginning Standard Arabic
• ARBC-112 — Beginning Standard Arabic II
• ASTR-117 — The Solar System
• ASTR-118 — Stellar Astronomy
• BIOL-107 — General Biology
• BIOL-111 — Fundamentals of Biology
• BIOL-112 — Diversity of Life
• BIOL-115 — Applied Botany
• BIOL-120 — Introduction to Environmental Science
• BIOL-121 — Environmental Science Laboratory
• BIOL-150 — The Human Body
• BIOL-151 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• BIOL-152 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• BIOL-156 — Microbiology
• BIOL-205 — Michigan Wildflowers
• BIOL-206 — Local Trees and Shrubs
• BIOL-207 — Aquatic Ecosystems
• BIOL-211 — Molecular Biotechnology
• BIOL-220 — Ecology
• BIOL-222 — Field Biology
• BIOL-279 — International Ecology and Conservation
• CHEM-111 — Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry
• CHEM-112 — Fundamentals of Organic & Biochemistry
• CHEM-118 — Introduction to Chemistry
• CHEM-120 — Introduction to Forensic Science
• CHEM-123 — Fundamentals of Chemistry
• CHEM-131 — General Chemistry I
• CHEM-132 — General Chemistry II
• CHEM-237 — Organic Chemistry I
• CHEM-238 — Organic Chemistry II
• COMM-131 — Fundamentals of Public Speaking
• COMM-140 — Principles of Interpersonal Communication
• COMM-200 — Survey of Human Communication Studies
• COMM-210 — Persuasion
• COMM-220 — Intercultural Communication
• COMM-231 — Discussion Principles
• COMM-233 — Oral Interpretation
• ECON-125 — Personal Money Management
• ECON-221 — Principles of Economics (Macroeconomics)
• ECON-222 — Principles of Economics (Microeconomics)
• ENGL-101 — English Composition I
• ENGL-102 — English Composition II
• ENGL-103 — Composition for Technical Fields I
• ENGL-104 — Composition for Technical Fields II
• ENGL-210 — Childrens Literature
• ENGL-220 — World Literature
• ENGL-221 — Introduction to Literature
• ENGL-222 — Science Fiction
• ENGL-223 — Black American Literature
• ENGL-225 — Poetry
• ENGL-227 — Fiction
• ENGL-230 — Women’s Literature
• ENGL-231 — American Literature to 1865
• ENGL-232 — American Literature 1865 to present
• ENGL-242 — British & Irish Literature 1798 to Present
• FILM-181 — Introduction to Film
• FREN-151 — Elementary French
• FREN-152 — Elementary French II
• FREN-251 — Intermediate French
• FREN-252 — Intermediate French II
• FRSC-100 — Survey of Forensic Science
• GEOG-141 — Physical Geography
• GEOG-142 — World Regional Geography
• GEOG-143 — Intro to Geographic Information Systems
• GEOG-145 — Economic Geography
• GEOG-251 — Crime Mapping
• GEOL-151 — Physical Geology
• GEOL-152 — Historical Geology
• GERM-111 — Elementary German
• GERM-112 — Beginning German
• GERM-211 — Intermediate German I
• GERM-212 — Intermediate German II
• HIST-151 — World History: Prehistory to 1500 C.E.
• HIST-152 — World History: 1500 C.E. To the Present
• HIST-154 — United States History to 1877
• HIST-155 — History of United States: 1877 - Present
• HIST-212 — History of E Asia to 1600
• HIST-213 — History of E Asia 1600 to Present
• HIST-254 — African American History to 1877
• HIST-255 — African American History Since 1865
• HIST-257 — History of the Holocaust
• HIST-260 — History of Michigan
• HIST-261 — United States Labor History
• HIST-262 — American Military History
• HIST-263 — History of Women in the United States
• HIST-264 — Medieval Europe
• HIST-266 — History of the Modern Middle East
• JAPA-111 — Beginning Japanese
• JAPA-112 — Beginning Japanese II
• JAPA-211 — Intermediate Japanese
• JAPA-212 — Intermediate Japanese II
• LDDV-101 — Leadership Development
• MATH-118 — Beginning and Intermediate Algebra
• MATH-120 — Intermediate Algebra
• MATH-130 — College Algebra
• MATH-140 — Trigonometry
• MATH-145 — Pre-Calculus
• MATH-150 — Probability and Statistics
• MATH-165 — Applied Calculus
• MATH-170 — Analytic Geometry & Calculus I
• MATH-180 — Analytic Geometry & Calculus II
• MATH-210 — Math for Elementary Teachers I
• MATH-220 — Math for Elementary Teachers II
• MATH-250 — Multivariable Calculus
• MATH-270 — Linear Algebra
• MATH-280 — Differential Equations
• PHIL-101 — Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL-103 — Critical Thinking
• PHIL-165 — Philosophy of Religion
• PHIL-190 — Introduction to Logic
• PHIL-195 — Contemporary Moral Issues
• PHIL-251 — Religious Worldviews
• PHIL-271 — Ethics in Business
• PHIL-295 — Ethics
• PHIL-297 — Political Philosophy
• PHSC-191 — Physical Science
• PHSC-192 — Earth Systems
• PHYS-281 — General College Physics I
• PHYS-282 — General College Physics II
• PHYS-287 — General Physics I
• PHYS-288 — General Physics II
• PSCN-170 — Introduction to American Government
• PSCN-173 — State and Local Government
• PSCN-175 — Civil Liberties
• PSCN-275 — Comparative Government
• PSYC-181 — Applied Psychology
• PSYC-184 — Exceptional People
• PSYC-280 — General Psychology Laboratory
• PSYC-281 — General Psychology
• PSYC-282 — Social Psychology
• PSYC-283 — Theories of Personality
• PSYC-285 — Child Psychology
• PSYC-286 — Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC-287 — Educational Psychology
• PSYC-289 — Psychology of Late Adulthood
• PSYC-290 — Psychology of Adolescence
• PSYC-291 — Psychology of Human Development
• RUSN-111 — Beginning Russian
• RUSN-112 — Beginning Russian II
• SOCY-191 — Introductory Sociology
• SOCY-193 — Marriage and the Family
• SOCY-194 — Fundamentals of Human Sexuality
• SOCY-292 — Social Problems
• SOCY-294 — Race and Ethnic Relations
• SOCY-296 — Urban Sociology
• SOCY-297 — Introduction to Criminology Correction
• SPAN-181 — Elementary Spanish
• SPAN-182 — Elementary Spanish II
• SPAN-279 — Spanish Conversation & Culture Through Immersion
• SPAN-281 — Intermediate Spanish
• SPAN-282 — Intermediate Spanish II
• STEM-199 — Undergraduate Research Methods
• STEM-201 — Undergraduate Research Methods II
• THTR-110 — Theatre Appreciation

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