knowledge- and skill-designated courses
 

Some courses across the curriculum are designated as Core Knowledge and Skill courses. These courses may fulfill Breadth of Knowledge, major, minor, or elective requirements as well. Courses will be designated in Banner as they are approved by the Committee for the Core Curriculum. Consult "Requirements and Equivalents" if you are unsure about whether you must fulfill these requirements. 

Courses Approved for Knowledge and Skills Attributes
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Last updated: October 28, 2009

Diversity

ANT 122
ENG 368
FAM 124
FAM 213
HIS 290   
RST 221  
RST 240   
SOC 111  
SPE 341 
SPE 432/433
   Introduction to Socio-Cultural Anthropology
Native American Literature
America’s Music
Women in Music
The American Family in History
Native American Religions
The Development of Jewish Religious Thought and Practice
Social Problems
Inclusive Strategies
Seminar in Teaching and Assessment

Ethics
CRJ 482
COM 351
PHI 241  
PHI 242   
PHI 243   
PHI 244   
PHI 245   
PHI 251   
PHI 252  
PHI 266   
PHI 268   
RST 340 
RST 342
RST 345 
   Criminal Justice Ethics
Media Ethics
Ethics: Traditions in Moral Reasoning
Ethical Issues in Business 
Bio-Medical Ethics
Environmental Ethics
Animal Ethics
Love, Friendship, and the Moral Life
Happiness, Virtue, and the Good Life
Philosophy of the Family
Catholic and Jewish Bioethics
Moral Issues Today
Theological Ethics and Environmental Justice
Bio-Moral Problems

Global Awareness
ANT 230
BIO 117
FAH 224  
FAH 248  
FAH 366  
FAM 123   
FAM 224 
HIS 106
HIS 107
HIS 108
HIS 110
HIS 131
HIS 132
HIS 213
HIS 240
HIS 280
RST 222
RST 228
   Introduction to Archaeology
Plants and Human Affairs
Medieval Art
Baroque Art
Modern Architecture
World Music
Afro-Centric Music
Medieval World
Modern Europe 1500-1815
History of Modern Europe since 1815
Asia Since 1800
History of Latin America to 1830
History of Latin America since 1830
Twentieth Century
Wars of Latin America
Making of Modern Africa
African Religions
Introduction to Mahayana Buddhism

Justice
CLS 300  
MAT 150   
PSC 111 
RST 235
RST 341
SOC 273  
  Roman Law and Society
Math and Politics
Western Political Tradition II
Religion and Politics
Catholic Social Ethics
Social Movements and Social Change

Advanced Writing-intensive
ANT 355
BCH 302L 
COM 203 
ECCH 221
ENG 494
FAH 224 
FAH 248  
FAH 266 
HIS 291
HIS 302
   Sociolinguistics
Cellular Biochemistry Lab
Writing for the Public Media
Teaching Literacy in the Elementary School I
Advanced Creative Writing
FMedieval Art
Baroque Art
Modern Architecture
Historian’s Craft – Nationalism in Ireland
Sex, Sinners, & Spiders – Jonathan Edwards

Oral Communication
CLS 300  
COM 201 
EDE/EDY/SPE 432/433
FRC 323  
FRC 324
RST 328
   Roman Law and Society
Oral Communication
Seminar in Teaching and Assessment
Topics in Conversation I
Topics in Conversation II: French and Francophone Cinema
Jesuits, History, Spirituality, Culture