General Studies Information

GENERAL STUDIES COURSES

III. DISTRIBUTION

ANALYTICAL & QUANTITATIVE THOUGHT
0 hours required; a maximum of 6 hours count as General Studies credit.

The courses in this category are designed to develop and demonstrate the following abilities:

1. Articulate the relevance of the Analytical & Quantitative Thought course to their general education.
2. Express formal relationships using various forms of analytical reasoning.
3. Define problems using techniques appropriate to the discipline.
4. Solve problems using techniques appropriate to the discipline.
5. Draw appropriate inferences from data in various forms.
6. Evaluate analytical results for reasonableness.

• CSIT 100GS, Computing Environments - 1 hour
• CSIT 108GS, Computers in Society - 3 hours
• CSIT 111GS, Applied Computer Programming - 3 hours
• CSIT 112GS, Programming in C - 3 hours
• CSIT 130GS, Introduction to Computer Science - 4 hours
• ITEC 150GS, Internetworking Literacy - 3 hours
• MATH 330GS, Math for Elementary Teachers II - 3 hours
• MGT 232GS, Introduction to Scholarly and Creative Activity - 3 hours
• MGT 233GS, Business Statistics - 3 hours
• MIS 182GS, Software Productivity Tools - 3 hours
• MIS 282GS, Business Intelligence Using Databases - 3 hours
• MUS 200GS, Music Theory I - 3 hours
• PSY 250GS, Behavioral Statistics - 4 hours