Broadcasting/Multimedia/Performance ASA

Degree

The Michigan Transfer Agreement Associate in Science and Arts (ASA) degree program in Broadcasting/Multimedia/Performance requires a minimum of 62 credit hours with a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA. Effective as of fall 2014, the program follows MCC and Michigan Transfer Agreement standards, requiring a C or better in all courses used to meet ASA and MTA requirements. Courses numbered below 100 do not count toward the degree.

Prerequisites: Minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA, C or better in courses used to meet ASA and MTA requirements, Courses numbered below 100 do not count toward the ASA

Courses

• ANTH103 — Cult Diversity in Cont. Soc.
• ANTH105D — Intro to Physical Anth/Arch
• ANTH110 — Intro to Cultural Anthropology
• ART198 — Art Hist I-Ancient Art-Renai
• ART199 — Art Hist II-Ren Art to Modern
• ART202 — Contemporary Art History
• ASTR101 — General Astronomy
• ASTR105A — Cosmology
• BIOL200 — Introductory Evolution
• BUS263 — Advertising Dynamics
• CIS110 — Computer Concepts
• CIS120A — Computer Information Systems
• CIS287A — Digital Video Editing
• COM101 — Oral Communications
• COM102 — Mass Media
• COM107 — Introduction to Journalism
• COM112 — Audio Production
• COM113 — Practical Radio
• COM201 — Public Speaking
• COM203 — Introduction to Cinema
• COM212 — Television Production
• ECON101A — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON102A — Principles of Microeconomics
• ENG101 — English Composition
• ENG102 — English Composition
• ENG207 — Literature of Race & Ethnicity
• ENG211 — World Mythology
• ENG213 — Literature of Shakespeare
• ENG218A — Horror, Fantasy & Science Fict
• ENG222 — Creative Writing
• ENG225 — Major American Writers
• ENG226 — Major American Writers
• ENG228 — British Literature II
• ENG231 — Themes in Women's Literature
• FR101 — Basic French
• FR102 — Basic French
• FR201 — Intermediate French
• FR202 — Intermediate French
• GEOG101A — Physical Geography Lec & Lab
• GEOG104 — Cultural Geography
• GEOG105 — World Regional Geography
• GEOG214 — Science of Climate Change
• GEOG215 — Weather and Climate Lec/Lab
• GEOG260 — Geoscience Field Experience
• GEOL100 — Natural Disasters
• GEOL101A — Introduction to Geology
• GEOL102 — Intro. to Earth History
• GER101 — Basic German
• GER102 — Basic German
• GRD120 — Intro to Graphic Design
• HIST101 — Western Civilization to 1500
• HIST102 — Western Civiliz-1500 to Pres
• HIST150 — World History to 1500 CE
• HIST151 — World History From 1500 CE
• HIST201 — U.S. to 1877
• HIST202 — U.S. From Reconstruction-Pres
• HIST207 — African American History
• HIST211 — Michigan History
• HIST212B — Gettysburg Battlefields
• HIST214 — Siege Vicksburg-US Civil War
• HIST216 — Introduction to WW II
• HIST220 — Labor Studies
• HUM195 — Introduction to Humanities
• MATH107A — Math for Liberal Arts
• MATH109A — College Algebra
• MATH115A — Probability and Statistics
• MATH141 — Precalculus
• MATH161 — Calculus I
• MATH162A — Calculus II
• MATH215A — Probab & Statist-Engineering
• MATH276 — Linear Algebra With App.
• MATH283 — Calculus III
• MATH295 — Differential Equations
• PEA101A — Fitness/Wellness/Nutrition
• PEA103 — Weight Training
• PEA104A — Walking, Jogging and Condit-
• PEA118 — Cycling
• PEA121 — Human Movement Science
• PEA201 — Aerobic Movement for Fitness
• PHIL101 — Basic Concepts of Philosophy
• PHIL102 — Principles of Logic
• PHIL104 — Symbolic Logic
• PHIL105 — World Religions
• PHIL202 — Introduction to Ethics
• PHIL203 — Philosophy of Religion
• PHIL204 — Biomedical Ethics
• PHIL205 — Business Ethics
• PHIL207 — Environmental Ethics
• PHSC101A — Intro Physical Science L&l
• PSCI100 — Intro to Political Science
• PSCI111 — Intro to American Government
• PSCI202 — International Relations
• PSCI205 — Contemp Polit Issues-Us Govt
• PSCI210A — Int'l Organinzations-UN
• PSCI210B — Int'l Organization-Arab League
• PSCI211 — Comparative World Government
• PSCI220 — Labor Studies
• PSYC102 — Applied Psychology
• PSYC201 — General Psychology
• PSYC203 — Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC207 — Life Span Development
• PSYC209 — Psyc. Disorders of Childhood
• PSYC210 — Social Psychology
• SOC101 — Principles of Sociology
• SOC102A — Race, Ethnicity, & Immigration
• SOC202A — Modern Social Problems
• SOC203 — Intro. to Social Work
• SOC205 — Marriage and Family
• SOC206 — Gerontology (Sociology of Ag
• SPAN101 — Basic Spanish
• SPAN102 — Basic Spanish- Second Sem
• SPAN201 — Intermediate Spanish
• SPAN202 — Intermediate Spanish
• TH102 — Introduction to Acting I
• TH160 — Acting for TV and Film
• TH201 — Intro to Theater History
• TH203 — Reader's Theater
• WGS101 — Intro. to Women's & Gender Stu
• WGS201 — LGBTQ Studies

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