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Students wanting to complete the Associate of Science degrees for UC Transfer (AS-UCTPs) in either Chemistry or Physics will need to complete an abbbreviated version of the Cal-GETC requirements. All GE courses must be completed with a grade of 鈥淐鈥 (or P). All courses are 3 units unless otherwise noted. Completion of the pattern satisfies the General Education requirements for the Chemistry and/or Physics AS-UCTPs.
**Note: Courses indicated by (**) may be used to meet one area requirement only.
Area 1: English Communication
Requirement: 1 course from each subject area. 6 semester/8 quarter units
Group 1A: English Composition
Course Number | Course Title |
---|---|
ENGL C1000 | Academic Reading and Writing |
Group 1B: Critical Thinking and Composition
Course Number | Course Title |
---|---|
ENGL 001B | Critical Thinking through Literature |
ENGL C1001 | Critical Thinking and Writing |
ENGL C1001H | Critical Thinking and Writing - Honors |
PHIL 003 | Introduction to Ethics |
PHIL 017 | Logic and Critical Reasoning |
Area 3: Arts and Humanities
Requirement: 1 course, 3 semester/4 quarter units
One course must be selected from the Arts or Humanities.
Group 3A: Arts Courses
Course Number | Course Title |
---|---|
ARCH 046 | History of Architecture |
ARCH 047 | History of Modern Architecture |
ARCH 072 | History of Landscape Architecture |
ARTS 001A | Survey of Western Art I |
ARTS 001B | Survey of Western Art II |
ARTS 001BH | Honors Survey of Western Art II |
ARTS 001D | Survey of Modern Art |
ARTS 001DH | Honors Art of the 20th Century |
ARTS 001E | Design in Society |
ARTS 004 | Art Appreciation |
ARTS 007 | The Art of Asia |
ARTS 010 | American Art: A Multi-Cultural Approach |
ARTS 012A | Art of Pre-Hispanic Mexico |
ARTS 013 | African-American Art History |
ARTS 014 | Women in Art History |
ARTS 095 | New Media and Social Change |
DANC 061 | Dance in America: A Cultural Perspective |
DANC 061H | Honors Dance in America: A Cultural Perspective |
FDAT 032 | History of Fashion |
MUSC 001 | Music History: Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Periods |
MUSC 001H | Honors Music History: Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Periods |
MUSC 002 | Music History: Classical, Romantic and Contemporary Periods |
MUSC 002H | Honors Music History: Classical, Romantic and Contemporary Periods |
MUSC 003A | Music Theory Level 1 |
MUSC 003B | Music Theory Level 2 |
MUSC 004A | Music Theory Level 3 |
MUSC 004B | Music Theory Level 4 |
MUSC 005 | Fundamentals of Music |
MUSC 007 | Film Music Appreciation |
MUSC 009 | Jazz Music History |
MUSC 010 | Music Appreciation |
MUSC 054 | History of Rock and Roll Music |
MUSC 055 | World Music |
THEA 010 | Introduction to Theater |
THEA 010H | Honors Introduction to Theater |
THEA 011 | Script Analysis |
THEA 013 | Multicultural Theater |
THEA 014A | Survey of Film: Horror & Science Fiction |
THEA 014B | Survey of Film: Westerns and Musicals |
THEA 014C | Survey of Film: Gangster & Detective Films |
THEA 014D | Survey of Film: Superhero Cinema |
THEA 014E | Survey of Film: The Star Wars Trilogies |
THEA 015 | Introduction to Film Studies |
THEA 016 | American Cinema |
WGQS 002 | Women in the Arts: Multicultural Perspectives |
Courses indicated by (**) may be used to meet one area requirement only.
Group 3B: Humanities Courses
Course Number | Course Title |
---|---|
ASLA 60B | American Sign Language II (5) |
ENGL 005A | Survey of English Literature |
ENGL 005B | Survey of English Literature 2 |
ENGL 006A | World Literature |
ENGL 006AH | Honors World Literature |
ENGL 006B | World Literature 2 |
ENGL 006BH | Honors World Literature 2 |
ENGL 007A | American Literature 1 |
ENGL 007B | American Literature 2 |
ENGL 010 | Children鈥檚 Literature |
ENGL 012 | African American Literature (Same as ETHN 012) |
ENGL 012H | Honors African American Literature (Same as ETHN 012H) |
ENGL 013 | U.S. Latino Literature (Same as ETHN 013) |
ENGL 013H | Honors U.S. Latino Literature (Same as ETHN 013H) |
ENGL 014 | Native American Literature (Same as ETHN 014) |
ENGL 018 | Asian American Literature (Same as ETHN 018) |
ENGL 018H | Honors Asian American Literature |
ENGL 021 | Gender and Sexuality in Literature |
ENGL 021H | Honors Gender and Sexuality in Literature |
ENGL 041 | Literature & Film |
ENGL 041H | Honors Literature & Film |
ENGL 043 | Classical Mythology |
ENGL 043H | Honors Classical Mythology |
ENGL 044 | The Bible as Literature |
ENGL 046 | Contemporary American Multi-Cultural Literature |
ENGL 046H | Honors Contemporary American Multi-Cultural Literature |
ENGL 047 | Introduction to Poetry |
ENGL 047H | Honors Introduction to Poetry |
ENGL 048 | Introduction to Shakespeare |
ENGL 048H | Honors Introduction to Shakespeare |
ENGL 049 | Modern Fiction |
ENGL 049H | Honors Modern Fiction |
ETHN 001 | Introduction to Ethnic and Social Justice Studies (Same as SJST 001)** |
ETHN 012 | African American Literature (Same as ENGL 012) |
ETHN 012H | Honors African American Literature (Same as ENGL 012H) |
ETHN 013 | U.S. Latino Literature (Same as ENGL 013) |
ETHN 013H | Honors U.S. Latino Literature (Same as ENGL 013H) |
ETHN 014 | Native American Literature (Same as ENGL 014) |
ETHN 018 | Asian American Literature (Same as ENGL 018) |
FRNC 001B | Beginning French (5) |
FRNC 002A | Intermediate French (5) |
FRNC 002B | Intermediate French (5) |
FRNC 003A | Advanced French Oral & Written Composition (5) |
FRNC 003B | Advanced French Oral & Written Composition (5) |
GERM 001B | Beginning German (5) |
GERM 002A | Intermediate German (5) |
GERM 002B | Intermediate German (5) |
HIST 004A | Western Civilizations I: Prehistory to 1500 CE** |
HIST 004B | Western Civilizations II: 1500 CE to Present** |
HIST 005A | World History I: Prehistory to 1500** |
HIST 005B | World History from 1500** |
HIST 012 | African American History** |
HIST 014 | History of the Native North Americans** |
HIST 016 | Mexican-American History** |
HIST 017A | United States History** |
HIST 017B | United States History** |
HIST 017BH | Honors United States History** |
HIST 020 | History & Geography of California** |
HUMN 001 | A World of Ideas: From the Ancient World to the Modern Age |
ITAL 001B | Beginning Italian (5) |
ITAL 002A | Intermediate Italian (5) |
ITAL 002B | Intermediate Italian (5) |
JPNS 001B | Beginning Japanese (5) |
PHIL 001 | Introduction to Philosophy |
PHIL 004 | Comparative Religions |
PHIL 005 | Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy |
PHIL 021 | World Philosophers on Death and the Good Life |
PHIL 022 | Philosophy of Religion |
SJST 001 | Introduction to Ethnic and Social Justice Studies (Same as ETHN 001)** |
SPAN 001B | Beginning Spanish (5) |
SPAN 002A | Intermediate Spanish (5) |
SPAN 002B | Intermediate Spanish (5) |
SPAN 003A | Advanced Spanish Oral & Written Composition (5) |
SPAN 003B | Advanced Spanish Oral & Written Composition (5) |
SPAN 051A | Intermediate Spanish Converstaion and Culture |
THEA 013 | Multicultural Theater |
WGQS 002 | Women in the Arts: Mutlicultural Perspectives |
WGQS 004A | Women in World Cultures** |
Area 4: Social and Behavioral Sciences
Requirement: 1 course, 3 semester/4 quarter units
Area 4 Courses
Course Number | Course Title |
---|---|
ADMJ 001 | Introduction to Administration of Justice |
ADMJ 051 | Race, Class and Gender in Criminal Justice |
ANTH 002 | Introduction to Archeology |
ANTH 003 | Introduction to Cultureal Anthropology |
ANTH 003H | Honors Introduction to Cultural Anthropology |
ANTH 004 | Introduction to Liguistic Anthropology |
ANTH 055 | Anthropology of Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion |
BUSN 061 | Business, Government, and Society |
CHST 002 | Child Growth and Development |
CHST 005 | Diversity 鈥 Childhood and Culture |
CHST 063 | Child, Family and Community |
COMM 012 | Intercultural Communication |
COUN 050 | Cross-Cultural Perspectives: Study of Ethnicity and Race |
ECON 001A | Principles of Macroeconomics (4) |
ECON 001AH | Honors Principles of Macroeconomics |
ECON 001B | Principles of Microeconomics (4) |
ECON 001BH | Honors Principles of Microeconomics |
ETHN 001 | Introduction to Ethnic and Social Justice Studies (Same as SJST 001)** |
GEOG 002 | Introduction to Cultural Geography |
GEOG 006 | World Regional Geography |
HSCI 008 | Contemporary Health |
HSCI 010 | Human Sexuality |
HSCI 014 | Concepts of Public Health and Society |
HIST 004A | Western Civilizations I: Prehistory to 1500 CE** |
HIST 004B | Western Civilizations II: 1500 CE to Present** |
HIST 005A | World History I: Prehistory to 1500** |
HIST 005B | World History from 1500** |
HIST 012 | African American History** |
HIST 014 | History of the Native North Americans** |
HIST 016 | Mexican-American History** |
HIST 017A | United States History** |
HIST 017B | Unitied States History** |
HIST 017BH | Honors United States History** |
HIST 020 | History and Geography of California** |
KINT 034 | Sport in Society |
POLS C1000 | American Government and Politics |
POLS C1000H | American Government and Politics - Honors |
POLS 002 | Comparative Governments |
POLS 003 | Introduction to Political Science |
POLS 003H | Honors Introduction to Political Science |
POLS 004 | International Relations |
PSYC C1000 | Introduction to Psychology |
PSYC 009 | Psychology of Women: A Multicultural Perspective |
PSYC 012 | Human Growth and Development |
PSYC 017 | Introduction to Social Psychology |
PSYC 025 | Introduction to Abnormal Psychology |
SJST 001 | Introduction to Ethnic and Social Justice Studies (Same as ENTH 001)** |
SOCI 001 | Introduction to Sociology |
SOCI 002 | Social Problems |
SOCI 002H | Honors Social Problems |
SOCI 003 | Social Psychology: Sociological Perspective |
SOCI 012 | Introduction to Research Methods |
SOCI 020 | Sociology of Race and Ethnicity |
SOCI 028 | Sociology of Gender |
SOCI 040 | Marriage and Family Sociology |
SOCI 045 | Sociology of Human Sexuality |
WGQS 001 | Introduction to Women鈥檚 Studies |
WGQS 001H | Honors Introduction to Women's Studies |
WGSQ 002 | Women in the Arts: Multicultural Perspectives** |
WGQS 003 | Introduction to Gender and Queer Studies** |
WGQS 004A | Women in World Cultures** |
Area 5: Biological Sciences
Requirement: 1 course, 4 semester/6 quarter units. A total of 4 units must be completed to meet this area requirement.
Group 5B: Biological Sciences
Course Number | Course Title | Lab |
---|---|---|
ANTH 001 | Introduction to Physical Anthropology | |
BIOL 002 | Environmental Biology | |
BIOL 010 + 010L | Introduction to Biology + Laboratory (4) | X |
BIOL 011 | Human Biology (4) | X |
BIOL 012 | Introduction to Ecology and Wildlife (4) | X |
BIOL 013 | Natural History of California | X |
BIOL 014 | California Plants and Animals (4) | X |
BIOL 018 | Marine Biology (4) | X |
BIOL 023 | Introduction to Infectious Diseases | |
BIOL 024 | Bio in the News | |
BIOL 036 | Animal Behavior | |
BIOL 037 | Evolution 鈥 Life on Earth | |
BIOL 038 | Biodiversity and Extinction: Hotspots, Crisis and Conservation | |
BIOL 040 | Organismal Biology (4) | X |
BIOL 041 | Principles of Animal Biology (5)* | X |
BIOL 042 | Principles of Plant Biology (5)* | X |
BIOL 043 | Principles of Cell Biology (5) * | X |
BIOL 045 | Microbiology (5)* | X |
BIOL 047 | Human Anatomy (5)* | X |
BIOL 048 | Human Physiology (5)* | X |
BIOL 056 | Ecology of the Sierra Nevada | X |
BIOL 058 | Field Ecology | X |
BIOL 059 | Climate Change | |
PSYC 002 | Experimental Psychophysiology (4) | X |
PSYC 002H | Honors Experimental Psychophysiology (4) | X |
PSYC 007 | Physiological Psychology |
Group 5C: Laboratory Requirement
BIOL 002L can be take with/after BIOL 002 to meet this area requirement..
Area 6: Ethnic Studies
Requirement: Complete 1 course. 3 semester / 4 quarter units
Area 6 Courses
Course Number
|
Course Title |
---|---|
SJST 001
|
Introduction to Ethnic and Social Justice Studies (Same as ETHN 001)** |
ENGL 012
|
African American Literature (Same as ETHN 012)** |
ENGL 012H
|
Honors African Am. Lit. (Same as ETHN 012H)** |
ENGL 013
|
U.S. Latino Literature (Same as ETHN 013)** |
ENGL 013H
|
Honors U.S. Latino Lit. (Same as ETHN 013H)** |
ENGL 018
|
Asian American Literature (Same as ETHN 018)** |
ETHN 001
|
Introduction to Ethnic and Social Justice Studies (Same as SJST 001)** |
ETHN 012
|
African American Literature (Same as ENGL 012)** |
ETHN 012H
|
Honors African American Literature (Same as ENGL 012H)** |
ETHN 013
|
U.S. Latino Literature (Same as ENGL 013)** |
ETHN 013H
|
Honors U.S. Latino Literature (Same as ENGL 013H)** |
ETHN 018
|
Asian American Literature (Same as ENGL 018)** |
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