Approved SUNY Rockland courses

Effective Fall 2003

To complete a four-year degree at a SUNY institution, students are required to take 30 credits of General Education in 10 knowledge areas. At community colleges, students are advised to complete 7 out the 10 areas prior to transfer. Students must take one course* from each of the ten areas.

BASIC COMMUNICATIONS:   (BOTH COURSES REQUIRED)

•  ENG 101 English Composition I
• SPE 101  Fundamentals of Speech

• MAT 102 Intermediate Algebra
• MAT 107 Finite Mathematics
• MAT 104 Descriptive Statistics
• MAT 109 Pre-Calculus
• MAT 125 Statistics
• *Students who place into and complete a 200 level course will receive Gen. Ed. Credit for Mathematics

• BIO 103 Intro to Human Body
• BIO 105 General Biology
• BIO 110 Anatomy and Physiology
• BIO 122 Fundementals of Ecology
• CHM 101 Inorganic Chemistry
• CHM 105 Principles of General and Biological Chemistry
• PHY 101 General Physics
• PHY 105 Engineering Physics I
• SCI 101 Physical Science
• SCI 102 Biological Science
• SCI 220 Oceanus
• SCI 224 Cosmos
• SCI 225 Planet Earth

• ANR 201 Cultural Anthropology
• ECO 201 Microeconomics
• ECO 202 Macroeconomics
• GEO 201 Intro to Geography
• HIS 213 Psychohistory I
  
• PDA 101 Pluralism and Diversity
• POL 100 Intro to Political Science
• POL 101 Principles of American Government
• PSY 103 General Psychology
• SOC 105 Computers in Society
• SOC 144 Foundations of Education
• SOC 201 Principles of Sociology
• SOC 203 Marriage and the Family
• SOC 212 Sociology of Deviant Behavior

• HIS 201 American History I
• HIS 202 American History II
• HIS 130 Coming to America*
• *For students scoring 84 on the Regents Exam

• HIS 101 Western Civilization I
  
• HIS 202 Western Civilization II

• ART 141 Art of Asia, Africa, and the Americas
• ART 221 Art of Buddhism and Zen
• ENG 201 World Literature I
• ENG 202 World Literature II
• ENG 211 Modern Latin American Literature

• ART 101 Art Appreciation
• ART 119 Art History I
• ART 120 Art History II
• COM 101 History of Broadcasting
• ENG 203 American Literary Tradition I
• ENG 204 American Literary Tradition II
• ENG 223 Film Directors
• ENG 224 Modern Fiction
• ENG 226 Gender Roles in Literature
• ENG 232 Children's Literature
• ENG 205 Themes in British Literature I
• ENG 206 Themes in British Literature II
• ENG 207 Studies in the Short Story
• ENG 214 Modern Drama
• ENG 215 Introduction to Modern Poetry
• MUS 101 Music Appreciation
• PER 255 Performing Arts in London
• PHL 201 Intro to Philosophy
• PHL 203 Social Ethics and Human Values
• PHL 260 Ethics in Business
• SPE 203 Power, Persuasion, and Propoganda
• SPE 216 Free Speech: Theories and Controversies

• ART 102 Figure Drawing I
• ART 106 Painting
• ART 130 Black and White Camera/Darkroom
• ART 142 Ceramics I
• ART 176 Printmaking Workshop I
• ART 219 Sculpture I
• ART 288 Digital Imaging
• CAD 231 Intro to Animation
• ENG 261, 262, 263 or 264 Poetry Writing Workshop I - IV
  
• ENG 238, 239, 240, 253  Creative Writing Workshop I-III
• MUS 107 Songwriting Workshop
• MUS 134 Singing/Beginning Voice
• MUS 201 Basic Musicianship
• PER 110 Intro to Performing Arts
• PER 112 Modern Dance I
• PER 123 Jazz Dance I
• PER 127 Dance Improvisation
• PER 153 Acting for TV
• PER 156 Physical Acting for the Stage
• PER 201 Acting I
• PER 203 Playwriting I
• PER 211 Singing for Musical Theater
• *Students who bypass a pre-requisite on the list and successfully complete the corresponding upper level course will receive Gen. Ed. credit for the Arts.

• FRE 101 Elementary French I
• FRE 102 Elementary French II
• ASL 101 American Sign Language I
• ASL 102 American Sign Language II
• HEB 101 Elementary Hebrew I
• HEB 102 Elementary Hebrew II
• GER 101 Elementary German I
• GER 102 Elementary German II
• ITA 101 Elementary Italian I
• ITA 102 Elementary Italian II
• RUS 101 Elementary Russian I
• RUS 102 Elementary Russian II
• SPA 101 Elementary Spanish I
• SPA 102 Elementary Spanish II
• *Students that place into and complete a 200-level course will receive Gen. Ed. credit for Foreign Language