Commercial Photography (AAS)

COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY (AAS)

Program Director

Scott Sternbach
(718) 349-4028
ssternbach@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 6 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3

*Humanities: 12 credits*
Public Speaking: HUC 106	3
History of Photography: HUA 202	3
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
Introduction to Design: HUA 104
Color Theory: HUA 115
Introduction to Computer Art: HUA 125
The View Camera, Large Format Photography: HUA 155
Alternative Photography: The Manipulated Image: HUA 238
Digital Photography II: HUA 231

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Natural Sciences: 3 credits*
Topics in Chemistry: SCC 101	3

*Social Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Any history course except; SSN 183, SSN 199, SSN 240
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
General Psychology: SSY 101
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104

*Commercial Photography: 24 credits*
Beginning Photography: HUA 130	3
Intermediate Photography: HUA 230	3
Digital Photography I: HUA 131	3
Studio Lighting I: HUA 145	3
Studio Lighting II: HUA 245	3
Color Photography: HUA 234	3
Commercial Photography Workshop: HUA 275	3
Commercial Photography Seminar: HUA 280	3

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Elective: 3 credits*
Photojournalism: HUN 191^*	3

*^ Urban Study requirement**

Total Credits:	60

Commercial Photography Certificate

COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CERTIFICATE

Program Director

Scott Sternbach
(718) 349-4028
ssternbach@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 3 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3

*Humanities: 6 credits*
Public Speaking: HUC 106	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Design: HUA 104
Color Theory: HUA 115
Introduction to Computer Art: HUA 125

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Natural Sciences: 3 credits*
Topics in Chemistry: SCC 101	3

*Commercial Photography: 15 credits*
Beginning Photography: HUA 130	3
Intermediate Photography: HUA 230	3
Studio Lighting I: HUA 145	3
Color Photography: HUA 234	3
Color Darkroom Techniques: HUA 235	3

*Unrestricted Electives: 3 credits*

Total Credits:	33

Commercial Photography: Fine Arts Photograpy Option (AAS)

COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY: FINE ARTS PHOTOGRAPHY OPTION (AAS)

Program Director

Scott Sternbach
(718) 349-4028
ssternbach@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 6 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3

*Humanities: 12 credits*
Public Speaking: HUC 106	3
History of Photography: HUA 202	3
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
Introduction to Design: HUA 104
Color Theory: HUA 115
Computer Art 2: HUA 126

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Natural Sciences: 3 credits*
Topics in Chemistry: SCC 101	3

*Social Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Any history course except; SSN 183, SSN 199, SSN 240
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
General Psychology: SSY 101
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104

*Photography/Fine Arts: 24 credits*
Beginning Drawing: HUA 103	3
Introduction to Computer Art I: HUA 125	3
Beginning Photography: HUA 130	3
The View Camera, Large Format Photography: HUA 155	3
Intermediate Photography: HUA 230	3
Color Photography: HUA 234	3
Alternate Photography: The Manipulated Image: HUA 238	3
Video Production Workshop: HUC 240	3

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Electives: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Photojournalism: HUN 191
Art and Society: HUN 192

Total Credits:	60

Communication Studies (AA)

COMMUNICATION STUDIES (AA)

Program Director

Louis Lucca
(718) 482-5692
luccalo@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 8 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Other than Communication courses	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Fundamentals of Speech Communication: HUC 101
Introduction to Broadcasting: HUC 140
Journalism: Its Scope and Use: ENG 210
Broadcast Journalism: Writing for Radio: ENG 213

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Elementary Statistics I: MAT 120	3

*Natural Sciences: 4 credits*
Principles of Biology: SCB 115	4

*Social Science: 6 credits*
History Elective	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
General Psychology: SSY 101

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Speech Core Courses: 21 credits*
Voice and Diction: HUC 104	3
Public Speaking: HUC 106	3
Communication in a Professional Setting: HUC 108	3
Interpersonal Communication: HUC 111	3
Small Group Communication: HUC 112	3
Oral Interpretation: HUC 113	3
Introduction to Intercultural Communication: HUN/SSN 180	3
*Select one of the following three options:*	6
*(CS1) Students interested in Public Communication:*
Persuasion and Debate: HUC 109
Public Relations: HUC 141
*(CS2) Students interested in Speech Pathology:*
Phonetics: HUC 115
Survey of Speech, Language & Hearing Disorders: HUC 116
OR
Normal Language Development: HUC/ELL 114
*(CS3) Students interested in Mass Communication:*
Introduction to Mass Media: HUC 120
Mass Communication and Society: HUC 130

Total Credits:	60

Public Communications (CS1) - Dorothy Ellis (E-202M)
Speech Pathology (CS2) - Sandra Dickinson (E-202K)
Mass Communication (CS3) - Louis Lucca (E-202P)

Criminal Justice (AS)

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (AS)

Program Director

Jennifer Wynn
(718) 482-5791
jwynn@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 9 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Literature Elective	3

*Humanities: 6 credits*
Public Speaking: HUC 106	3
Select one Liberal Arts course in Art, Music or Drama¹

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3/4 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3/4
College Algebra and Trigonometry: MAT 115
Pre-calculus: MAT 200
Calculus I: MAT 201

*Natural Sciences: 4 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	4
Principles of Biology: SCB 115
Foundations of Chemistry: SCC 210

*Social Science: 12 credits*
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100	3
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Puerto Rican Community Minority Group Exercise: ELN 194
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
Peoples and Cultures of the Caribbean: SSA 120
History of Minorities: SSN 183
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

*Criminal Justice: 15 credits*
Introduction to Criminal Justice: SSJ 101	3
Criminology: SSJ 102	3
Corrections and Sentencing: SSJ 202	3
Policing: SSJ 203	3
Crime and Justice in Urban Society: SSN 204	3

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Electives: 4-5 credits*
Any course in Communication Skills; Education and Language Acquisition; English; Human Services; Humanities; Library; Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science; Natural Sciences; Health Sciences; or Social Science EXCEPT when noted as an unrestricted elective in DegreeWorks or the college Catalog.

Total Credits:	60

¹ MUST BE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING COURSES: Introduction to Music: HUM 101, Music of Latin America: HUM 107, Introduction to Jazz: HUM 110, American Music: HUM 210, Theatre as Communication: HUC 168, Art of Theatre: HUC 170, Creative Drama: HUC 180, Introduction to Art: HUA 101, Art History: Prehistoric through Gothic: HUA 165, Art History: Renaissance through Modern: HUA 166, Introduction to African Art: HUA 167, Art of the Twentieth Century: HUA 200, Art of Renaissance in Italy: HUA 215

Digital Media Arts Certificate

DIGITAL MEDIA ARTS CERTIFICATE

Program Director

Joyce Rheuban
(718) 482-5706
rheubanjo@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Humanities: 27 credits*
Introduction to New Media: HUW 112	3
Principles of Multimedia and Web Design: HUW 161	3
Web Animation and Interactivity: HUW 162	3
Internet Video and DVD Development: HUW 163	3
Introduction to Computer Art: HUA 125	3
The Art of Film: HUC 150	3
Video Production Workshop: HUC 240	3
Video Production Workshop II: HUC 241	3
American Film: HUC 270	3

*Business & Technology: 3 credits*
Introduction to Computers and their Applications: BTC 100	3

*Elective: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Web Development: HUW 166
Music Audio Recording I: HUM 146

Total Credits:	33

Education: Bilingual Education (AA)

EDUCATION: BILINGUAL EDUCATION (AA)

Program Director

Mariajose Romero
(718) 482-6050
mromero@lagcc.cuny.edu@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 6 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3

*Humanities: 6 credits*
Introduction to Art: HUA 101	3
Music for Children: HUM 104	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Mathematics and the Modern World: MAT 107	3

*Natural Sciences: 8 credits*
Principles of Biology: SCB 115	4
Introduction to Chemistry: SCC 205	4

*Social Science: 9 credits*
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105	3
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106	3
Learning and Education: Childhood to Adolescence: SSY 105	3

*Education and Language Acquisition: 24 credits*
Introduction to Language: ELL 101	3
Foundations of American Education: ELN 120¹	3
Language and Literarcy in Childhood Education: ELE 203²	3
Introduction to Bilingualism: ELN 101	3
Latin American Literature I: ELS 200	3
Latin American Civilizations: ELS 204	3
Advanced Spanish Composition: ELS 210	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Latin American Literature II: ELS 201
Literature of the Caribbean: ELS 270

*Cooperative Education: 4 credits*
Bilingual Education Internship I: CEP 175¹	2
Reflective Practice in the Teaching Profession I: CPA 011¹	0
Bilingual Education Internship II: CEP 275²	2
Reflective Practice in the Teaching Profession II: CPB 011²	0

Total Credits:	60

¹ Students in this program must take these 3 courses together at the same time.
² Students in this program must take these 3 courses together at the same time.

Education: Childhood Education (AA)

CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (AA)

Program Director

Mariajose Romero
(718) 482-6050
mromero@lagcc.cuny.edu@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 12 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
The Bible as Literature: ENG 205
The Novel: ENG 260
The Drama: ENG 265
Shakespeare: ENG 266
Introduction to Poetry: ENG 270
(Students whose area of concentration is English must choose ENG 270.)
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Afro-American Literature: ENG 225
Contemporary Black American Fiction: ENG 269

*Humanities: 6 credits*
Music for Children: HUM 104	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Beginning Drawing: HUA 103
Beginning Painting: HUA 110
Color Theory: HUA 115
Beginning Sculpture: HUA 120
Acting I: HUC 190

*Social Science: 12 credits*
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101	3
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102	3
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101	3
Learning and Education: Childhood to Adolescence: SSY 105	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 6 credits*
Mathematics in Elementary Education: MAT 104^*	3
Elementary Statistics: MAT 120	3

*Natural Sciences: 4 credits*
Principles of Biology: SCB 115^**	4

*Education and Language Acquisition: 15 credits*
Introduction to Language: ELL 101	3
Foundations of American Education: ELN 120¹	3
Language and Literarcy in Secondary Education: ELE 203²	3
Modern Languages	6

*Cooperative Education: 4 credits*
Co-op Childhood Education Internship I: CEP 112¹	2
Reflective Practice in the Teaching Profession I: CPA 011¹	0
Co-op Childhood Education Internship II: CEP 212²	2
Reflective Practice in the Teaching Profession II: CPB 011²	0

Co-Major: 5 credits³
Courses to be determined in consultation with Education Advisor

Total Credits:	64

^*Students in this program receive a waiver from the Mathematics Department which exempts them from taking MAT 103.
^** Students whose co-major is Biology must take SCB 201 (Fundamentals of Boilogy I) in place of SCB 115; Students whose co-major is Chemistry must take SCC 201 (General Chemistry I) in place of SCB 115.
¹ Students in this program must take these courses together at the same time.
² Students in this program must take these courses together at the same time.
³ See below for specific courses needed for each concentration (SIMS codes shown within parentheses). All 5 credits must be within the same concentration.

ENGLISH (C01)
Seminar in Teaching English: ENG 220
Children's Literature: ENG 280

BIOLOGY (C02)
General Chemistry I: SCC 201
General Chemistry II: SCC 202

CHEMISTRY (C03)
General Chemistry I: SCC 201
General Chemistry II: SCC 202

HISTORY (C04)
*Select two of the following courses:*
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asian Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
History of New York City: SSN 240

MATHEMATICS (C05)
Calculus I: MAT 201
Calculus II: MAT 202

PHILOSOPHY (C06)
*Select two of the following courses:*
Introduction to Philosophy: HUP 101
Critical Thinking: HUP 102
Philosophy of Religion: HUP 105
Social and Political Philosophy: HUP 106

PSYCHOLOGY (C07)
*Select two of the following courses:*
General Psychology: SSY 101
Personality: SSY 200
Abnormal Psychology: SSY 230
Developmental Psychology I: SSY 240
Social Psychology: SSY 250

SOCIOLOGY (C08)
*Select two of the following courses:*
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
Sociology of Organizations: SSS 175
Urban Sociology: SSN 187
Sociology of the Family: SSS 280

URBAN STUDIES (C09)
*Select two of the following courses:*
Urban Anthropology: SSN 182
History of Minorities: SSN 183
Environmental Psychology: SSN 184
Urban Sociology: SSN 187
Practical Politics in New York City: SSN 192
Religion and Social Change: SSN 194
History of New York City: SSN 240
Art, Politics and Protest: ENN 191
Art and Society: HUN 192
AIDS in New York: SCN 194

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Education: Secondary Education (AA)

SECONDARY EDUCATION (AA)

Program Director

Mariajose Romero
(718) 482-6050
mromero@lagcc.cuny.edu@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 12 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
The Bible as Literature: ENG 205
The Novel: ENG 260
The Drama: ENG 265
Shakespeare: ENG 266
Introduction to Poetry: ENG 270
(Students whose area of concentration is English must choose ENG 270.)
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Afro-American Literature: ENG 225
Contemporary Black American Fiction: ENG 269

*Humanities: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Art: HUA 101
Introduction to Music: HUM 101

*Social Science: 6 credits*
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
(Students whose area of concentration is History must choose SSH 102.)

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Elementary Statistics: MAT 120
Pre-Calculus: MAT 200
(Students whose area of concentration is Mathematics, Biology, or Chemistry must take MAT 200.)

*Natural and Health Sciences: 7 credits*
Principles of Biology: SCB 115	4
Introduction to Nutrition: SCD 200	3
(Students whose area of concentration is Biology must take SCB 201 (Fundamentals of Human Biology I) in place of SCB 115; Students whose area of concentration is Chemistry must take SCC 201 (General Chemistry I) in place of SCB 115.)

*Education and Language Acquisition: 15 credits*
Introduction to Language: ELL 101	3
Foundations of American Education: ELN 120¹	3
Language and Literarcy in Secondary Education: ELE 204²	3
Modern Languages	6

*Cooperative Education: 4 credits*
Co-op Childhood Education Internship I: CEP 111¹	2
Reflective Practice in the Teaching Profession I: CPA 011¹	0
Co-op Childhood Education Internship II: CEP 211²	2
Reflective Practice in the Teaching Profession II: CPB 011²	0

Co-Major: 14 credits³
The Liberal Arts elective credits must be in the area of concentration that you will study at Queens College.

Total Credits:	64

¹ Students in this program must take these courses together at the same time.
² Students in this program must take these courses together at the same time.
³ See below for specific courses needed for each concentration (SIMS codes shown within parentheses). All 5 credits must be within the same concentration.

ENGLISH (S01)
English Grammar and Syntax: ELL/ENG110
Seminar in Teaching English: ENG 220
American Literature I: ENG 292
American Literature II: ENG 293
*Select one of the following courses:*
Literature of the City: ENG 240
The Immigrant Experience: ENG 265

BIOLOGY (S02)
Fundamentals of Biology II: SCB 202
General Chemistry I: SCC 201
General Chemistry II: SCC 202
General Microbiology: SCB 260

CHEMISTRY (S03)
Fundamentals of Chemistry I: SCC 201
Fundamentals of Chemistry II: SCC 202
Organic Chemistry I: SCC 251
Organic Chemistry II: SCC 252

MATHEMATICS (S04)
Calculus I: MAT 201
Calculus II: MAT 202
Calculus III: MAT 203

URBAN STUDIES (S05)
*Select five of the following courses:*
Urban Anthropology: SSN 182
History of Minorities: SSN 183
Environmental Psychology: SSN 184
Urban Sociology: SSN 187
Practical Politics in New York City: SSN 192
Religion and Social Change: SSN 194
History of New York City: SSN 240
Art, Politics and Protest: ENN 191
Art and Society: HUN 192
AIDS in New York: SCN 194

HISTORY (S06)
*Select five of the following courses:*
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asian Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
History of New York City: SSN 240

Fine Arts (AS)

FINE ARTS (AS)

Program Director

Bruce Brooks
(718) 482-5696
brooksbr@lagcc.cuny.edu@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 6 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective (other than Fine Arts)	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Urban Study Elective	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Natural Sciences: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Lab Science Elective	3
(Select only course designations beginning with SCB, SCC, or SCP.)

*Social Science: 6 credits*
History Elective	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
General Psychology: SSY 101

*Liberal Arts: 3 credits*
Art and Design Seminar: HUA 289	3

*Fine Arts: 27 credits*
Beginning Drawing: HUA 103	3
Introduction to Design: HUA 104	3
Life Drawing: HUA 180	3
Art History: Prehistoric through Gothic: HUA 165	3
Art History: Renaissance through Modern: HUA 166	3
*Select two of the following Studio Art courses:*	6
Three-Dimensional Design: HUA 106
Beginning Painting: HUA 110
Color Theory: HUA 115
Beginning Sculpture: HUA 120
Beginning Photography: HUA 130
Beginning Printmaking: HUA 150
*Select one of the following Studio Art courses:*	3
Intermediate Drawing: HUA 203
Intermediate Painting: HUA 210
Intermediate Sculpture: HUA 220
Intermediate Photography: HUA 230
*Select one of the following Art History courses:*	3
Art of the 20th Century: HUA 200
Art in New York: HUN 195
History of Photography: HUA 202
Art of the Renaissance: HUA 215
Art of Africa, Oceania and Pre-Columbian America: HUA 216
Art of Film: HUC 150

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

Total Credits:	60

Fine Arts: Design Studies Option (AS)

FINE ARTS: DESIGN STUDIES OPTION (AS)

Program Director

Bruce Brooks
(718) 482-5696
brooksbr@lagcc.cuny.edu@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 6 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective (other than Fine Arts)	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Urban Study Elective	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Natural Sciences: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Lab Science Elective	3
(Select only course designations beginning with SCB, SCC, or SCP.)

*Social Science: 6 credits*
History Elective	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
General Psychology: SSY 101

*Liberal Arts: 3 credits*
Art and Design Seminar: HUA 289	3

*Design/Arts: 27 credits*
Beginning Drawing: HUA 103	3
Introduction to Design: HUA 104	3
Three-Dimensional Design: HUA 106	3
Form and Structure: HUA 107	3
Life Drawing: HUA 180	3
History of Design: HUA 212	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Beginning Painting: HUA 110
Color Theory: HUA 115
Beginning Sculpture: HUA 120
Computer Art I: HUA 125
Beginning Photography: HUA 130
Beginning Printmaking: HUA 150
Graphic Narrative: HUA 185
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Intermediate Drawing: HUA 203
Modelmaking: HUA 207
Intermediate Painting: HUA 210
Intermediate Sculpture: HUA 220
Intermediate Photography: HUA 230
Computer Art II: HUA 126
Illustration II: HUA 285
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to African Art: HUA 167
Art in New York: HUN 195
Art of the 20th Century: HUA 200
History of Photography: HUA 202
Art of the Renaissance: HUA 215
Art of Film: HUC 150

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

Total Credits:	60

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Industrial Design (AAS)

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN (AAS)

Program Director

Bruce Brooks
(718) 482-5696
brooksbr@lagcc.cuny.edu@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 6 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3

*Humanities: 9 credits*
Introduction to Design: HUA 104	3
History of Design: HUA 212	3
Art and Society: HUN 192^*	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 14 credits*
College Algebra and Trigonometry: MAT 115	3
Technical Mathematics I: MAT 241	4
Introduction to CAD: MAE 100	4
Manufacturing Processes: MAE 107	3

*Natural Sciences: 4 credits*
Introduction to Chemistry: SCC 205	4

*Social Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
General Psychology: SSY 101

*Humanities (Industrial Design): 18 credits*
Three-Dimensional Design: HUA 106	3
Form and Structure: HUA 107	3
Solid Works: HUA 109	3
Introduction to Woodworking: HUA 116	3
Technical Drawing: HUA 190	3
Modelmaking: HUA 207	3

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

Total Credits:	60

^* Fulfills Urban Study requirement.

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Liberal Arts: Deaf Studies Option (AA)

LIBERAL ARTS: DEAF STUDIES OPTION (AA)

Program Director

Carole Lazorisak
(718) 482-5727
carolel@lagcc.cuny.edu@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 11 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
The Short Story: ENG 250
The Novel: ENG 260
The Drama: ENG 265
Afro-American Literature: ENG 225
Images of Women in Literature: ENG 245
Introduction to Poetry: ENG 270

*Humanities: 6 credits*
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
Public Speaking: HUC 106
Creative Drama: HUC 180
Introduction to Intercultural Communication: HUN 180
Creative Thinking: Theory and Practice: HUP 103

*Liberal Arts: 3 credits*
Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200	3

*Library: 1 credit*
Internet Research Strategies: LRC 103	1

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Elementary Statistics: MAT 120	3

*Natural Sciences: 4 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	4
Principles of Biology: SCB 115
Introduction to Chemistry: SCC 205

*Health Sciences: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Drugs and Behavior: SCH 150
Human Sexuality: SCH 210
Introduction to Nutrition: SCD 200

*Education and Language Acquisition: 15 credits*
American Sign Language I: ELM 101	3
American Sign Language II: ELM 102	3
American Sign Language III: ELM 103	3
American Sign Language IV: ELM 104	3
Introduction to Bilingualism: ELN 101	3

*Social Sciences: 9 credits*
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100	3
Sociology of American Deaf Communities: SSS 190	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
General Psychology: SSY 101
Urban Anthropoloy: SSN 182
History of Minorities: SSN 183

*Cooperative Education: 5 credits*
Part-time internship: CEP 151 (required for all students)	2
Full-time internship: CEP 201 (required for all students)	3

Total Credits:	60

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Liberal Arts: History Option (AA)

LIBERAL ARTS: HISTORY OPTION (AA)

Program Director

George Sussman
(718) 482-5786
gsussman@lagcc.cuny.edu@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 11 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective¹	3

*Education and Language Acquisition: 3 credits*
Introduction to Language: ELL 101	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective¹	3

*Liberal Arts: 4 credits*
Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*2	1
Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
College Algebra & Trigonometry: MAT 115
Elementary Statistics: MAT 120

Math, Engineering & Comp. Sci./Natural Sci./Health Sci.: 7 credits
Liberal Arts Lab Science	4
Liberal Arts Math or Science Elective	3
(For Natural Sciences/Health Sciences, select only course designations beginning with SCB, SCC, SCH, or SCP.)

*Social Sciences: 9 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
General Psychology: SSY 101
**Select two of the following courses:^****	6
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

**Liberal Arts Electives: 6 credits^****
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

Unrestricted Electives: 5 credits¹

Total Credits:	60

*Introductory Cluster Requirement
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

^**Students take four History classes and one Urban Studies class to fulfill the History Option. Of the four History classes, at least one must be a non-US History class. The Urban Studies class can be one that focuses on a historical topic.

¹ One of your elective courses in the categories above must be an Urban Study course. NOTE: BTN 195, SCN 195 & HUN 245 are non-liberal arts Urban Study courses, and, if chosen, will only apply to the Unrestricted Elective category (all other Urban Study courses will satisfy the requirements of the ¹ categories above).

²If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.

Liberal Arts: International Studies Option (AA)

LIBERAL ARTS: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES OPTION (AA)

Program Director:

Charles Keyes
(718) 482-6018
ckeyes@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME

CREDITS

Counseling

New Student Seminar

English: 8 credits

Composition I: ENC/ENG 101

Writing through Literature: ENG 102

Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103

Education and Language Acquisition: 6 credits

Two Language Courses

(No exemption credit will be given for previous knowledge of a foreign language.)

Liberal Arts: 4 credits

Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*1

(International Studies students must enroll in an International cluster.)

Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200

(Students will be encouraged to select one of the LIB 200 seminars that focus on International topics.)

Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits

Elementary Statistics: MAT 120

Natural Sciences: 4 credits

Select one of the following courses:

Principles of Biology: SCB 115

Foundations of Chemistry: SCC 210

Social Sciences: 15 credits

Select three of the following courses:

Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100

Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101

International Economics: SSE 105

World Geography: SSE 125

World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105

World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106

Global Politics: SSP 200

Select two of the following courses:

Anthropology of Latin America: SSA 106

Peoples and Cultures of the Caribbean: SSA 120

Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101

Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102

Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103

Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104

East Asian Civilization and Societies: SSH 110

Afro-American History: SSH 231

Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

Politics of Latin America and the Caribbean: SSP 220

Humanities: 6 credits

Select two of the following courses:

Music of Latin America: HUM 107

Philosophy of Religion: HUP 105

Social and Political Philosophy: HUP 106

Introduction to African Art: HUA 167

Literature: 3 credits

Select one of the following courses:

Contemporary Francophone Literature in Translation: ELF250

Contemporary Latin American Fiction in Translation: ELS250

The Novel: ENG 260

World Literatures Written in English: ENG 295

Cooperative Education: 6 credits

Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121

Full-Time Internship: CEP 201

(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

Urban Study Elective: 3 credits

Unrestricted Electives: 2 credits

*Introductory Cluster Requirement
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

Total Credits:

¹If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.

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Liberal Arts: Labor & Community Organizing Option (AA)

LIBERAL ARTS: LABOR & COMMUNITY ORGANIZING OPTION (AA)

Program Director

Lorraine Cohen
(718) 482-5789
cohenlo@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 11 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2
Journalism: Craft of Gathering & Reporting News: ENG 211	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Fundamentals of Speech Communication: HUC 101	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Public Speaking: HUC 106	3

*Liberal Arts: 4 credits*
Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*2	1
Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3/4 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3/4
Mathematics and the Modern World: MAT 107
Elementary Statistics I: MAT 120
Precalculus: MAT 200

*Math, Engineering & Comp. Sci./Natural Sci./Health Sci.: 6 credits*
Liberal Arts Lab Science Elective	3
Liberal Arts Elective	3
(Select only course designations beginning with SCB, SCC, SCH, or SCP.)

*Social Science: 9 credits*
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100	3
Social Movements: SSS 102	3
Introduction to Labor and Community Organizing: SSN 103	3

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Electives: 6 credits*
Community Dynamics: Impact on Human Services: HSN 103	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102

*Unrestricted Electives: 9 credits*
Computers and Society: BTC/SSD 105¹	3
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
Conflict Resolution: HSC 160
The Urban Economy: SSN 189
Practical Politics of New York City: SSN 192
Urban Anthropology: SSN 182
Women in Society: SSN 210
Perspectives on Homelessness: HSN 110
Leadership: SSN 190
History of Minorities: SSN 183
Environmental Psychology: SSN 184
Sociology of Black Community: SSN 186
Urban Black Psychology: SSN 280
History of New York City: SSN 240

*Introductory Cluster Requirement
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

Total Credits:	60

¹ This required course is infrequently offered. Students should consult with the program director.
²If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.

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Liberal Arts: Latin American Studies Option (AA)

LIBERAL ARTS: LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES OPTION (AA)

Program Director

Ana Maria Hernandez
(718) 482-5697
hernandezan@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 11 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Liberal Arts: 4 credits*
Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*1	1
Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science/Natural Sciences: 6 credits*
Liberal Arts Science Elective	3
Liberal Arts Science or Math Elective	3

*Social Science: 9 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asian Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104
General Psychology: SSY 101
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asian Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Electives: 6 credits*
Students in the Latin American Studies Option take the following courses:
Latin American Literature 1: ELS 200	3
Latin American Literature 2: ELS 201	3

*Unrestricted Electives: 9 credits*
Students in the Latin American Studies Option take the following courses:
Latin American Civilizations: ELS 204	3
Advanced Spanish Composition: ELS 210	3
Introduction to Bilingualism: ELN 101	3

*Introductory Cluster Requirement
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

Total Credits:	60

¹If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.

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Liberal Arts: Media Studies Option (AA)

LIBERAL ARTS: MEDIA STUDIES OPTION (AA)

Program Director:

Joyce Rheuban
(718) 482-5706
rheubanjo@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 11 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3
Screenwriting: HUC/ENG 238 (recommended not required)

*Liberal Arts: 4 credits*
Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*1	1
Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

Math, Engineering & Comp. Sci./ Natural Sci./Health Sci.: 7 credits
Liberal Arts Lab Science Elective	4
Liberal Arts Math or Science Elective	3
(For Natural Sciences/Health Sciences, select only course designations beginning with SCB, SCC, SCH, or SCP.)

*Social Sciences: 9 credits*
Art and Society: HUN 192^**	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Any history course except SSN 183, SSN 199, SSN 240
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
General Psychology: SSY 101
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Electives: 6 credits*
*Students in the Media Studies Option take the following courses:*
Introduction to Mass Media: HUC 120	3
Art of Film: HUC 150	3

*Restricted Electives: 6 credits*
*Students in the Media Studies Option take the following courses:*
American Film: HUC 270	3
Video Production: HUC 240	3

*Unrestricted Elective: 2 credits*

*Introductory Cluster Requirement
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

Total Credits:	60
^** Fulfills Urban Study requirement.
¹If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.

Liberal Arts: Psychology Option (AA)

LIBERAL ARTS: PSYCHOLOGY OPTION (AA)

Program Director:

Nurper Gokhan
(718) 482-5793
ngokhan@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 11 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Education and Language Acquisition: 3 credits*
Introduction to Language: ELL 101	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Liberal Arts: 4 credits*
Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*1	1
Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
College Algebra and Trigonometry: MAT 115
Elementary Statistics I: MAT 120

Math, Engineering & Computer Science/Natural Sciences: 7 credits
Liberal Arts Elective	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	4
Principles of Biology: SCB 115
Foundations of Chemistry: SCC 210

*Social Sciences: 9 credits*
General Psychology: SSY 101	3
Developmental Psychology I: SSY 240	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Electives: 6 credits*
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
Personality: SSY 200
Abnormal Psychology: SSY 230
Developmental Psychology II: SSY 241
Social Psychology: SSY 250

*Unrestricted Electives: 5 credits*
One elective must be an Urban Study course.

*Introductory Cluster Requirement
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

Total Credits:	60

¹If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.

Liberal Arts: Social Science & Humanities (AA)

LIBERAL ARTS: SOCIAL SCIENCE & HUMANITIES (AA)

Program Director:

Ann Feibel
(718) 482-5642
afeibel@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 8 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2

*English/Education and Language Acquisition: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Asian American Literature: ENG 204
Cultural Identity in American Literature: ENG 235
Images of Women in Literature: ENG 245
The Woman Writer: Her Vision and Her Art: ENG 247
Latino/Latina Writing of the United States: ENG 248
Literature of Difference: Lesbian/Gay Writers: ENG 261
Contemporary Francophone Literature in Translation: ELF 205
Italian Literature in Translation: ELI 250
Japanese Literature in Translation: ELJ 250
Contemporary Latin American Fiction in Translation: ELS 250

*Humanities: 6 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective¹	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Art: HUA 101
Art in New York: HUN 195^*
Fundamentals of Speech Communication: HUC 101
Public Speaking: HUC 106
The Art of Film: HUC 150
Art of Theatre: HUC 170
Introduction to Music: HUM 101
Introduction to Philosophy: HUP 101
Ethics and Moral Issues: HUP 104
Philosophy of Religion: HUP 105
Social and Political Philosophy: HUP 106

*Education and Language Acquisition: 3 credits*
Introduction to Language: ELL 101	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective¹	3

*Liberal Arts: 4 credits*
Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*2	1
Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
College Algebra and Trigonometry: MAT 115
Elementary Statistics I: MAT 120

*Natural Sciences: 4 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	4
Principles of Biology: SCB 115
Introduction to Chemistry: SCC 205

*Social Sciences: 9 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective¹	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Global Politics: SSP 200
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
General Psychology: SSY 101
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

*Cooperative Education: 3 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3

Liberal Arts Electives: 6 credits¹
Any course in Communication Skills; Education and Language Acquisition; English; Human Services; Humanities; Library; Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science; Natural Sciences; Health Sciences; or Social Science EXCEPT when noted as an unrestricted elective in DegreeWorks or the college Catalog.

Unrestricted Elective: 8 credits¹

*Introductory Cluster Requirement
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

Total Credits:	60

^* Course fulfills the Urban Study requirement
^¹ If you do not take HUN 195 Art in New York as your Humanities elective then one of your elective courses in the categories above must be an Urban Study course. NOTE: BTN 195, SCN 195 & HUN 245 are non-liberal arts Urban Study courses, and, if chosen, will only apply to the Unrestricted Elective category (all other Urban Study courses will satisfy the requirements of the ¹ categories above)
² If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC 103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB 110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.

Liberal Arts Core Requirements

Music Recording Technology (AAS)

MUSIC RECORDING TECHNOLOGY (AAS)

Program Director:

Mark Brooks
(718) 482-6004
mbrooks@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 6 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3

*Humanities: 12 credits*
Music Theory I or II: HUM 140 or 141	3
American Music: HUM 210	3
Music Audio Recording: HUM 146	3
Critical Thinking: HUP 102	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
College Algebra and Trigonometry: MAT 115	3

*Business & Technology: 3 credits*
Organizing and Operating a Small Business: BTM 150¹	3
(Pre-requisite for Music Recording Technology program: CSE099, ENA/ENG099.)

*Social Sciences: 6 credits*
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultutral Anthropology: SSA 101
Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asian Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
General Psychology: SSY 101

*Cooperative Education: 3 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3

*Music Technology Courses: 27 credits*
*To be taken at the Institute of Audio Research*
Audio Electronics: HUX 101	3
Basics of Digital Audio: HUX 102	3
Ear Training and Acoustics: HUX 103	1
The Business of Music: HUX 104	1
Audio Processing and Storage: HUX 105	3
Digital Music Production: HUX 106	2
Microphones, Amplifiers and Speakers: HUX 107	2
Mixing Music I (Analog Processors): HUX 108	2
MIDI Applications: HUX 109	3
Recording Workshop: HUX 110	1
Mixing Music II (Digital Processors): HUX 111	3
Post-Production Audio: HUX 112	3
Industry Practicum: HUX 114	0

Total Credits:	60

¹ This class is no longer offered by the department. Students can take either BTM 251 (Launching New Business Ventures) or HUM 101 (Introduction to Music) per the program director (Mark Brooks).

New Media Technology (AAS)

NEW MEDIA TECHNOLOGY (AAS)

Program Coordinator:

James Richardson
(718) 349-4033
jarichardson@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 6 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Introduction to Design: HUA 104	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
Elementary Statistics I: MAT 120	3

*Social Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Any history course except SSN 183, SSN 199, SSN 240
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
General Psychology: SSY 101
Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104

*Business & Technology: 3 credits*
Introduction to E-Business: BTM 116	3

*Humanities (New Media Courses): 18 credits*
Introduction to New Media: HUW 112	3
Principles of Multimedia and Web Design: HUW 161	3
Web Animation and Interactivity: HUW 162	3
Internet Video and DVD Development: HUW 163	3
Introduction to Web Development: HUW 166	3
New Media Project Lab: HUW 269	3

*Humanities (New Media Electives): 9 credits*
*Select three of the following courses:*	9
E-Commerce Technology: HUW 111
Dynamic Web Design: HUW 167
Advanced Dynamic Web Design: HUW 168
Internet Game Design: HUW 169
Computer Art I: HUA 125
Computer Art II: HUA 126
Music Audio Recording: HUM 146
Video Production Workshop I: HUC 240
Video Production Workshop II: HUC 241
Topics in New Media: HUW 160

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Requirements: 9 credits*
Mass Communication and Society: HUC 130	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
American Film: HUC 270
Art of Film: HUC 150
Urban Study Elective (HUN 196 recommended)	3

Total Credits:	60

Philosophy (AA)

PHILOSOPHY (AA)

Program Director:

John Chaffee
(718) 482-5699
chaffeejo@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 11 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Humanities: 3 credits*
Introduction to Philosophy: HUP 101	3

*English/Humanities: 3 credits*
Liberal Arts Elective	3

*Liberal Arts: 4 credits*
Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*1	1
Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Math and the Modern World: MAT 107
College Algebra and Trigonometry: MAT 115

Math, Engineering & Comp. Sci./Natural Sci./Health Sci.: 6 credits
Liberal Arts Math or Science Elective	2
(For Natural Sciences/Health Sciences, select only course designations beginning with SCB, SCC, SCH, or SCP.)
*Select one of the following courses:*	4
Principles of Biology: SCB 115
Foundations of Chemistry: SCC 210

*Social Sciences: 9 credits*
Intro. to Intercultural Communication: HUN/SSN 180^**	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Any history course except SSN 183, SSN 199, SSN 240
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultutral Anthropology: SSA 101
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100
General Psychology: SSY 101
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
Afro-American History: SSH 231
Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Liberal Arts Electives: 6 credits*
Select two of the following courses:	6
Ethics and Moral Issues: HUP 104
Social and Political Philosophy: HUP 106 (formerly HUP 220)
Philosophy of Art: HUP 107

*Restricted Electives: 9 credits*
*Select three of the following courses:*	9
Critical Thinking: HUP 102
Philosophy of Religion: HUP 105
Environmental Ethics: HUP 108
Logic and Philosophy: HUP 112
Medical Ethics: HUP 114

*Introductory Cluster Requirement
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

^** Fulfills Urban Study requirement.

Total Credits:	60

¹ If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC 103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB 110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.

Spanish Translation Major (AA)

SPANISH TRANSLATION (AA)

Program Director:

Ana Maria Hernandez
(718) 482-5697
hernandezan@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 15 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
English Grammar Syntax: ENG 110	3
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
African American Writers: ENG 225
Images of Women in Literature: ENG 245
The Woman Writer: ENG 247
Latino Writers in the United States: ENG 248
The Short Story: ENG 250
Sex in Literature: ENG 252
The Novel: ENG 260
The Drama: ENG 265
Shakespeare: ENG 266

*Humanities: 6 credits*
Persuasion and Debate: HUC 109	3
The Art of Film: HUC 150	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3/4 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3/4
Elementary Statistics I: MAT 120
Precalculus: MAT 200

*Business & Technology: 3 credits*
Introduction to Computers and their Applications: BTC 100	3

*Social Science: 6 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Education & Language Acquisition: 18 credits*
Introduction to Language: ELL 101	3
Spanish Grammar & Usage: ELS 209	3
Advanced Spanish Composition: ELS 210	3
*Select two of the following courses:*	6
Latin American Literature I: ELS 200
Latin American Civilizations: ELS 204
Spanish Literature 2: ELS 212
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Bilingualism: ELN 101
The Puerto Rican Community: ELN 194

*Liberal Arts Elective: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Ethics and Moral Issues: HUP 104
Peoples and Cultures of the Caribbean: SSA 120
General Psychology: SSY 101

NOTE: Students in this major will not receive credit for prior knowledge of Spanish.

Total Credits:	60

Theatre (AS)

Program Director:

Lisa DeSpain
(718) 482-6192
ldespain@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English: 8 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101	3
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103	2

*Education and Language Acquisition: 3 credits*
Introduction to Language: ELL 101	3

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
College Algebra & Trigonometry: MAT 115	3

*Health Sciences: 3 credits*
Human Sexuality: SCH 210	3

*Natural Sciences: 4 credits*
Principles of Biology: SCB 115	4

*Social Sciences: 6 credits*
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100	3
General Psychology: SSY 101	3

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Humanities: 27 credits*
Art of Theatre: HUT 101	3
Acting I: HUT 110	3
Acting II: HUT 111	3
Introduction to Design for the Theatre: HUT 122	3
Theatre: Pre-history to Renaissance: HUT 210	3
Theatre: Renaissance to Modern Times: HUT 211	3
Theatre Production Workshop: HUC 195	3
New York Theatre Experience: HUN 245	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Acting for Screen: HUT 112
Rehearsal and Performance: HUT 127
Directing for the Stage: HUT 175
American Musical Theatre Experience: HUM 201

Total Credits:	60

Writing & Literature (AA)

WRITING & LITERATURE (AA)

Program Director:

Michelle Pacht
(718) 482-5914
mpacht@lagcc.cuny.edu

COURSE NAME	CREDITS

*Counseling*
New Student Seminar	0

*English Writing Core Courses: 9 credits*
Composition I: ENC/ENG 101^*	3
Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103^*	2
Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110^*1	1
Writing through Literature: ENG 102	3
(These courses are taken together as part of a Liberal Arts Cluster.)*

*Humanities: 9 credits*
Introduction to African Art: HUA 167	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Art: HUA 101
Art of Theatre: HUC 170
Creative Drama: HUC 180
Introduction to Music: HUM 101
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Philosophy: HUP 101
Philosophy of Religion: HUP 105

*Social Science: 9 credits*
General Psychology: SSY 101	3
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101
Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102
Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103
Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104
World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105
World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106
East Asian Civilization and Societies: SSH 110
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100
Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101
Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104
U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101
Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250
Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100

*Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits*
*Select one of the following courses:*	3
Elementary Statistics I: MAT 120
Mathematics and the Modern World: MAT 107

*Natural Sciences: 3 credits*
Topics in Biological Sciences: SCB 101	3

*Cooperative Education: 6 credits*
Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121	3
Full-Time Internship: CEP 201	3
(Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.)

*Writing & Literature Major: 21 credits*
Two required courses:
Introduction to Poetry: ENG 270	3
World Literatures Written in English: ENG 295	3
*Select two of the following courses (Survey Courses):*	6
British Literature I: ENG 290
British Literature II: ENG 291
American Literature I: ENG 292
American Literature II: ENG 293
Classical Literature: ENG 294
Introduction to Literary Study: ENG 289
*Select two of the following courses:*	6/7
(One of the following courses should fulfill the urban study requirement.)
Creative Writing: ENN 198^***
Literature of the City: ENN 240^***
English Grammar and Syntax: ENG/ELL 110
Seminar in Teaching Writing: ENG 220
Poetry Writing: ENG 271
Fiction Writing Workshop: ENG 276
Creative Non-Fiction Workshop: ENG 274
Afro-American Literature: ENG 225
Contemporary Black American Fiction: ENG 269
Children's Literature: ENG 280
Literature and Film: ENG/HUC 272
The Woman Writer: ENG 247
The Immigrant Experience in American Literature: ENG 268
**Select one of the following courses:^****	3
The Bible as Literature: ENG 205
Cultural Identity in American Literature: ENG 235
The Novel: ENG 260
The Drama: ENG 265
Shakespeare: ENG 266
Journalism: The Craft of Gathering & Reporting News: ENG 211
Work, Labor and Business in American Literature: ENG 203
Asian-American Literature: ENG 204
Images of Women in American Literature: ENG 245
Latino/Latina Writing in the U.S.: ENG 248
Sexuality in Literature: ENG 252
Humor in Literature: ENG 256
Literature of Difference: Lesbian/Gay Writers: ENG 261
The Great Writer: ENG 275
Violence in American Art and Culture: ENN 195
Art, Politics, and Protest: ENN 199

*^Introductory Cluster Requirement**
An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective.

Total Credits:	60

^** These courses fulfill Queens College Humanities I, Tier 1 Liberal Arts Requirements, but will not count toward the major.
^*** Fulfills Urban Study requirement
¹If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver.