Areas of Certification

Biology Grades 7-12

BIO 101 and Lab - Intro. to Cellular/Subcell. Biology (AS I) (4 credits)
BIO 102 and Lab - Organismal Biology (AS I) (4 credits)
BIO 201 and Lab - Evolution, Ecology, and Population Biology (4 credits)
BIO 203 Cellular Biochemistry (3 credits)
BIO 352 Junior Seminar (1 credit)
BIO 451 Senior Seminar (1 credit)
6 courses (three courses) plus labs must come from
any 3 of 4 tracks:
    Animal Biology (BIO 313, 315, 340, 365, 366, 410, 460);
    Biological Diversity (BIO 305, 307, 320, 303,335);
    Cellular Biology (BIO 418, 419, 425, 426, 435, 445, 455);
    Genetics/Molecular Biology (BIO 304, 408, 432, 450)
The remaining three biology electives may come from within these tracks, or from other electives in biology, and at least one must include a lab. A student enrolled in 3 semesters of BIO 300 would fulfill this last lab requirement.
(22 credits)
CHEM 111, CHEM 111 Lab – General Chemistry I (4 credits)
CHEM 112, CHEM 112 Lab – General Chemistry II (4 credits)
CHM 227, CHM 227 Lab – Organic Chemistry I (4 credits)
CHM 228, CHM 228 Lab – Organic Chemistry II (4 credits)
PHY 201, PHY 201 Lab – General Physics I (4 credits)
PHY 202, PHY 202 Lab – General Physics II (4 credits)

Chemistry (Grade 7-12)
BIO 101 and Lab - Intro. to Cellular/Subcell. Biology (4 credits)
BIO 102 and Lab - Organismal Biology (4 credits)
CHEM 111, CHEM 111 Lab – General Chemistry I (4 credits)
CHEM 112, CHEM 112 Lab – General Chemistry II (4 credits)
PHY 201, PHY 201 Lab – General Physics I (4 credits)
PHY 202, PHY 202 Lab – General Physics II (4 credits)
CHM 227, CHM 227 Lab – Organic Chemistry I (4 credits)
CHM 228, CHM 228 Lab – Organic Chemistry II (4 credits)
CHM 230 Analytical Chemistry (4 credits)
CHM 301 & Lab Classical Physical Chemistry I (4 credits)
BCH 301 Into to Biochemistry (3 credits)
CHM 381 Chemistry Seminar (1 credit)
CHM 444 Inorganic Chemistry (3 credits)
Select One of the Following:  (3-4 credits)
CHM 302 Physical Chemistry II & Lab (4 credits)
CHM 334 Spectrometric Analysis & Lab (4 credits)
CHM 401 Modern Synthetic Methods & Lab (4 credits)
CHM 430 Analytical Chemistry II & Lab (4 credits)
CHM 450 Research in Chemistry (3 credits)

English Language Arts (Grades 7-12)
ENG 300 Introduction to English Studies (3 credits)
ENG 311 Women Writers (3 credits)
British Literature (300/400): Two courses from 2 of 4 historical periods:
    I. Medieval - Early 17th Century
    II. Restoration - 18th Century
    III. 19th Century
    IV. 20th Century
(6 credits)
Native American Literature or African American Literature (3 credits)
American Literature: (300/400) Choose from I or II
    I. Pre-Civil War Period
    II. Post-Civil War Period
(3 credits)
ENG 322 OR 323 Shakespeare (3 credits)
EDS 370 Teaching Young Adolescent Literature (3 credits)
ENG 375 Special Topics in Literary Criticism (3 credits)
ENG 395 The Journey in Literature (3 credits)
Writing: choose one:
    ENG 385 Persuasive Writing
    ENG 387 Writing a Life
    ENG 394 Creative Writing
(3 credits)
LIN 380 History & Structure of English Language (3 credits)
CMP 405 Grammar for Teachers or EDU 405 Teaching Writing in the Schools (3 credits)
One English Elective (3 credits)

Dual Major English Language Arts and English (Grades 7-12)
ENG 300 Introduction to English Studies (3 credits)
ENG 311 Women Writers (3 credits)
British Literature (300/400): Two courses from 2 of 4 (6 credits)
historical periods:
    I. Medieval - Early 17th Century
    II. Restoration - 18th Century
    III. 19th Century
    IV. 20th Century
(3 credits)
Native American Literature or African American Literature (3 credits)
American Literature: (300/400) Choose from I or II
    I. Pre-Civil War Period
    II. Post-Civil War Period
(3 credits)
ENG 322 OR 323 Shakespeare (3 credits)
EDS 370 Teaching Young Adolescent Literature (3 credits)
ENG 375 Special Topics in Literary Criticism (3 credits)
ENG 395 The Journey in Literature (3 credits)
Writing: choose one:
    ENG 385 Persuasive Writing
    ENG 394 Creative Writing
    ENG 402 Creativity & Composition Theory
(3 credits)
LIN 380 History & Structure of English Language (3 credits)
CMP 405 Grammar for Teachers or EDU 405 Teaching Writing in the Schools (3 credits)
ENG 490 Senior Seminar (available in 2009) (3 credits)

French Grades 7-12
FRC 115 Advanced Introductory I (3 credits)
FRC 116 Advanced Introductory II (3 credits)
FRC 215 Intermediate I (3 credits)
FRC 216 Intermediate II (3 credits)
FRC 323 Advanced Conversation I (3 credits)
FRC 324 Advanced Conversation II (3 credits)
FRC 331 Substance & Style I (3 credits)
FRC 332 Substance & Style II (3 credits)
FRC Electives: Four Courses (12 credits)

German Grades 7-12
GER 103 Advanced Introductory I (3 credits)
GER 104 Advanced Introductory II (3 credits)
GER 215 Intermediate I (3 credits)
GER 216 Intermediate II (3 credits)
GER 323 Advanced Conversation I (3 credits)
GER 324 Advanced Conversation II (3 credits)
GER 331 Substance & Style I (3 credits)
GER 332 Substance & Style II (3 credits)
GER Electives: Four Courses (12 credits)

Math Grades 7-12
MAT 111 Calculus I (4 credits)
MAT 112 Calculus II (4 credits)
MAT 211 Calculus III (4 credits)
MAT 219 Linear Algebra (4 credits)
MAT 222 Differential Equations (4 credits)
MAT 230 Bridge to Abstract Math (4 credits)
MAT 301 History of Mathematics (3 credits)
MAT 311 Abstract Algebra I (4 credits)
MAT 331 Intro to Modern Geometry (3 credits)
MAT 351 Probability and Statistics (3 credits)
CSC 110 or 111 Intro to Computing/Programming OR
BIF 101, CSC 108, CSC 109
(3-4 credits)
MAT Elective (3-4 credits)

Physics Grades 7-12
PHY 129 or PHY 130 Intro. to Astronomy or Geology (3 credits)
PHY 223 & Lab – General Physics I for PHY Majors (4 credits)
PHY 224 & Lab – General Physics II for PHY Majors (4 credits)
PHY 225 & Lab General Physics III (4 credits)
PHY 226 Basic Electronics (4 credits)
PHY 330 Electricity and Magnetism I (3 credits)
PHY 332 Statistics and Thermal Physics (3 credits)
PHY 350 Advanced Laboratory (1 credits)
PHY 443 Classical Mechanics (3 credits)
PHY 449 Nuclear Physics Lab (1 credits)
CHEM 111 & Lab - General Chemistry I (4 credits)
CHEM 112 & Lab - General Chemistry II (4 credits)
MAT 112 Calculus II (4 credits)
MAT 211 Calculus III (4 credits)
MAT 222 Differential Equations (4 credits)

Social Studies Grades 7-12
GEO 325 Physical Geography (AS I) (3 credits)
American History (3 credits)
American History (3 credits)
American History (3 credits)
European History (3 credits)
European History (3 credits)
European History (3 credits)
History of Asia, Africa and Latin America (3 credits)
History of Asia, Africa and Latin America (3 credits)
History of Asia, Africa and Latin America (3 credits)
History Elective (HIS 382 strongly recommended) (3 credits)
ECO 101 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits)
ECO 102 Principles of Microeconomics (3 credits)
PSC 103 Constitutional Basis of American Government (3 credits)
PSC 140 International Relations OR
PSC 150 Government & Politics
(3 credits)
Minimum one course in each history area must be 200 level or higher
Free Elective (1) (3 credits)

Social Studies and History Dual Major Grades 7-12
GEO 325 Physical Geography (ASI) (3 credits)
American History (3 credits)
American History (3 credits)
American History (3 credits)
European History (3 credits)
European History (3 credits)
European History (3 credits)
History of Asia, Africa and Latin America (3 credits)
History of Asia, Africa and Latin America (3 credits)
HIS 300 Historical Geography (3 credits)
History Elective (HIS 382 strongly recommended) (3 credits)
History Elective (3 credits)
History Elective (3 credits)
ECO 101 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits)
ECO 102 Principles of Microeconomics (3 credits)
PSC 103 Constitutional Basis of American Government (3 credits)
PSC 140 International Relations OR
PSC 150 Government & Politics
(3 credits)
A history major is 36 credits. A min. of 24 credits in history must be at the 200 level or higher. One history course must cover the period before 1800.

Spanish Grades 7-12:
SPA 115 Advanced Introductory I (3 credits)
SPA 116 Advanced Introductory II (3 credits)
SPA 215 Intermediate I (3 credits)
SPA 216 Intermediate II (3 credits)
SPA 323 Advanced Conversation I (3 credits)
SPA 324 Advanced Conversation II (3 credits)
SPA 331 Substance & Style I (3 credits)
SPA 332 Substance & Style II (3 credits)
SPA Electives: Four Courses (12 credits)

Middle Childhood Extension for Candidates in Childhood, Childhood/Early Childhood, Childhood/ Special Education Childhood
Candidates wishing to obtain an extension to teach grades 7-9 (thus enabling candidates to teach middle childhood grades 7-9 as well as Grades 1-6) must take the EMC 352 and EMC 391 in addition to the courses listed above. Also, candidates must pass the CST in their concentration area.