Major Completion Summary

Major Completion Summary

Requirement	Credits
University Core Requirements	60
Major Requirements	96-99
Total Credits	120-121

University Core Requirements (60 credits)

See complete University Core requirements.

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Foundation Requirements
ENG 110	Composition	3
ENG 120	Critical Writing	4
ENG 201	Writing in the Disciplines	3,4
COM 200	Public Speaking	3
Second Language Proficiency 1		6
CIS 101	Introduction to Computing ( or Second Language Proficiency) 1	3
BIO 123	Biology and Contemporary Society (or Laboratory Science)	4
UNV 101	First-Year Seminar: Introduction to University Community	1
MAT: as determined by proficiency test
Areas of Knowledge (AOK)
Select one of the following:		3
POL 111	American Government and Political Institutions
POL 114	Introduction to International Relations
POL 118	State and Local Government
Select one additional course from any of the listed AOKs in POL SCI
WH: Western Heritage 2
HIS 111	American Civilization to 1877	3
WTC: World Traditions and Cultures 3
Select one of the following:		3
ANT 101	Introduction to Anthropology
ANT 108	Global Culture and Local Identities
PSY 112	Introduction to Psychology
PSY 215	Psychology of Cultural Diversity
or equivalent approved course (must meet NCSS regulations)
HCE: Humanistic and Creative Expression 4
ART 102	Art History: Ancient through Gothic Art	3
or ART 103	Art History: Renaissance through Modern Art
HSN: Analysis of Human, Social, and Natural Phenomena 5
Select one of the following:		3
ENV 110	Nature and Culture: A Study in Connections
ENV 111	Environmental Studies: Economic, Ethical and Political Perspectives
ENV 112	Environmental Studies - Basic Issues
ENV 226	Environmental Anthropology
Other approved ENV course

1	CHI, FRE, ITA, JPN, RUS, or SPA
2	Formerly AOK Area 2
3	Formerly AOK Area 3
4	Formerly AOK Area 4
5	Formerly AOK 5

Major Requirements (96 - 99 Credits)

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Content Area Concentration
ECO 105	Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics	3
ECO 106	Principles of Economics: Microeconomics	3
HIS 107	World Civilization I	3
HIS 108	World History After 1650	3
HIS 112	American Civilization Since 1877	3
HIS 367	History and Geography of New York	3
HIS 380	Seminar on Historiography	3
HIS 499	Senior Year Experience in History	3
Select one of the following:		3
HIS 264	History of the American Presidency 1900 - Present
HIS 268	American Labor History
HIS 271	Culture and History of Black America
HIS 273	Ethnic and Racial History of the United States
HIS 280	History of American Women
HIS 302	African-American History Since 1910
Select one of the following:		3
HIS 217	Modern East Asia in Film
HIS 220	Modern Islamic World: 1850-Present
HIS 241	Modern China
HIS 242	Modern Japan
HIS 270	History of Modern South Africa
HIS 274	History of North Africa After 1800
HIS 340	Chinese Cultural Tradition
Select one of the following:		3
HIS 209	Israel and Palestine: The Heritage and the Challenge
HIS 231	Latin America: Century of Social Change and Revolution
HIS 232	Caribbean America
HIS 234	South American Colossus: The History of Modern Brazil
HIS 243	Service and Study in Latin America
Select one of the following:		3
HIS 103	History of Western Civilization 1300-1815
HIS 104	History of Western Civilization 1815 to Present
HIS 207	Europe Since World War I
HIS 210	Germany and Central Europe Since 1848
HIS 213	Modern Russia
HIS 225	The World of the Middle Ages: Byzantium
HIS 226	The World of the Middle Ages: The West
HIS 281	European Women and Social Change
Adolescent Education Major Requirements
TCH 201	Education I: Understanding Schools	3
TCH 211A	Child Abuse and Violence Prevention	0
TCH 211D	DASA- Harassment, Bullying, Cyberbullying and Discrimination in Schools, Prevention & Intervention	0
TCH 215	Understanding Teaching & Learning: General Curriculum Models & Methods for all Learners	4
TCH 301	Education II: Understanding Learning and Teaching	3
TCH 412	Literacy Instruction in the Secondary School	3
TCH 426	Teaching English to Adolescents	4
TCH 428	Teaching Mathematics to Adolescents	4
TCH 427	Adolescent to Teaching World Languages to Adolescent	4
TCH 429	Teaching Science to Adolescents	4
TCH 430	Teaching Social Studies to Adolescents	4
TCH 430	Teaching Social Studies to Adolescents	4
TCH 475	Special Education in Secondary Settings	3
TCH 495	Student Teaching and Seminar in the Adolescent Classroom	8
Additional Requirements
TCH 203	Understanding Development: Childhood and Adolescence in Context	3
TCH 309	Understanding Assessment and Evaluation	3
TCH 316	Fieldwork I: Field Experiences in Adolescent Settings	0-1
TCH 317	Fieldwork II: Field Experiences in Adolescent Settings	0-1
TCH 418	Fieldwork III: Field Experiences in Adolecent Settings	0-1
TCH 419	Student Teaching Seminar in Adolescent Settings	2
Content Area Methods
Select one of the following:		4
TCH 426	Teaching English to Adolescents
TCH 427	Adolescent to Teaching World Languages to Adolescent
TCH 428	Teaching Mathematics to Adolescents
TCH 429	Teaching Science to Adolescents
TCH 430	Teaching Social Studies to Adolescents
Total Credits		96-99

Note:  To earn a second major in History, candidates must take six (6) additional credits as follows:

• one (1) European History course, as listed in Content Area Concentration section; and
• one (1) 200- or 300-level History course from any area.