Perspectives on Individual Expression
Artistic Expression (Choose ONE Course)
AR1042D DesignNEW
AR108Drawing in Society
AR111Ceramics: A Metaphor for Understanding Hum Experien
AR112Perspectives in Art
CF233Creative Thought & Expression in Children
DA100Dance Appreciation
DS104Exploring Interior Design
LI205The Art of Film (prereq. EN 100/equiva)
MM101Theories of Music in Culture(prereq. able to read music)
MU182Music: An Artistic Expression
MU190Jazz Appreciation
PG284Photography Fundamentals(formerly GM284)
PL203Aesthetics and the Arts
TH100Theatre Appreciation
TH101Acting for Non-Majors
Literary Expression (Choose ONE course)
FR220French Literature(prereq. FN200 or equiva)
GN220German Literature(prereq. GN200 or equiva)
LI220Fiction and the Human Experience(prereq. EN100)
LI221Poetry and the Human Experience(prereq. EN100)
LI222Mythic Dimensions of Literature(prereq. EN100)
LI243Children’s Literature(prereq. EN100; EL120)
LI256The Variety of Literature(prereq. EN100)
MH252The Evolution of Musical Style Since 1827 (prereq. able to read music)
PL110Readings in Philosophy
RS201New Testament Literature
RS202Old Testament Literature
SN220Hispanic Literature (prereq. SN200/equiva)
Oral Expression (Choose ONE course)
CN100Chinese Language and Culture I
FR100French Language and Culture I
FR120French Language and Culture II(prereq. FR100)
FR200French Language and Culture III(prereq. FR120)
GN100German Language and Culture I
GN120German Language and Culture II(prereq. GN100)
GN200German Language and Culture III(prereq. GN120)
SC105Fundamentals of Oral Communication
SC107Online Oral Presentations
SC155Fundamentals of Interpersonal Communication
SN100Spanish Language and Culture I
SN120Spanish Language and Culture II(prereq. SN100)
SN200Spanish Language and Culture III(prereq.SN120)
SW121Helping Skills for the Human Services
Written Expression (Choose ONE course)
EN140Rhetoric and Critical Thinking (prereq. EN100/Adv. Plcmnt)
EN190Writing & the Environment
PL 115Philosophical Writing
Perspectives on Natural Systems
Behavioral Systems (Choose ONE Course)
AN100Foundations of Human Behavior: Sex and Aggression
HL120Health Perspectives
PL204Ethical Theory
PY101Psychological Perspectives on Human Behavior
PY120/CF120 The Child: Development/ Conception to Adolescence
PY220Psychological Development Across Life Span
PY222Development of the Adolescent
Living Systems (Choose ONE Course)
AO120Intro to Plant Science
AY101Intro to Animal Science
BS151Biological Reasoning(must be EN100 eligible)
BS103Human Biology
BS105Environmental Biology
BS107Investigations in Biology
BS108Biology for Living
BI163Evolution and EcologyNEW
BS218Biological Science: A Process Approach(prereq. BS 118)
FN235Nutrition for Health
Logical Systems (Choose ONE Course)
NOTE: To earn a degree from Southeast, the student must complete any required developmental mathematics course(s) or score at appropriate level on placement tests to have developmental course(s) waived.Developmental Course Guidelines:
ACT sub-score 14 or below = MA050
ACT sub-score of 15-21 = MA106* or Logical Systems with Lab
ACT sub-score of 22 or above = Any Logical Systems Course
*MA106 is required for students planning to take MA134 College Algebra
CS125Computer Programming Logic
MA128 Numbers & Operations Educators (prereq. See handbook)
MA123Survey of Mathematics(prereq. See handbook)
MA129College Algebra Integrated Review
MA134College Algebra(prereq. See handbook)
MA137Pre-calculus (prereq. See handbook)
MA155Statistical Reasoning(prereq. See handbook)
PL120Symbolic Logic I
Physical Systems (Choose ONE Course)
CH180Chemistry in Our World(prereq. MA106)
CH181Basic Principles of Chemistry(prereq. MA106)
Co-Req.CH001 and CH081
CH185General Chemistry I(prereq. MA106)
Co-Req.CH005 and CH085
GO150Earth Science: Environmental Hazards
Co-Req.GO050
PH106Physical Concepts
Co-Req.PH006
PH109Exploring the Universe
Co-Req.PH009
PH120Intro Physics I (prereq. MA133 & MA134)
Co-Req.PH020
PH218Physical Science: A Process Approach (prereq. BS118)
Perspectives on Human Institutions
Development of a Major Civilization (Choose ONE Course)
EH101Early European Civilization
EH103Modern European Civilization
EH115Ancient Greece and Rome
US105American History I
US107American History II
WH100African Civilization
WH110Chinese Civilization
WH125Islamic Civilization
WH130Latin American Civilization
Economic Systems (Choose ONE Course)
AG201World Food and Society
EC101Economic Problems and Policies
EC215Principles of Microeconomics (prereq. AD101 “C”; MA134)
FE200Family Resource Management
MN220Engineering Economic Analysis (prereq. MA134)
Political Systems (Choose ONE Course)
PS103United States Political Systems
PS104Comparative Political Systems
Social Systems (Choose ONE Course)
AN101Observing Other Cultures
AN181Cultural Anthropology
CD110Language and Culture of the Deaf
CF102Relationships in the 21st Century
FA104Beyond Project Runway
GG150People and Places of the World
GG180Cultural Geography
MC101Mass Communication and Society
OS200Survey of Social Science
PE201Sport and Society
PL245Social Philosophy
RC100Leisure in a Diverse Culture
RS101World Religions
SE275/EL274 Diversity in America’s Schools
SO102Society, Culture, and Social Behavior
SO120Cities and Society
SW207Understanding Cultural and Social Diversity
300 – Level Interdisciplinary Courses
(in all cases, see handbook for prerequisites)
IU301Historical Perspective: American Agriculture
IU305Entrepreneurship
IU306 Perspectives on Urban Design
IU308Compassionate Communication
IU309Writing for Science and Technology
IU310Government & Politics of East Asia
IU314GeoInfo Science Today
IU315Ethics in the Cyber World
IU317System Thinking for Everyone
IU321Creative Problem Solving
UI300Drugs and Behavior
UI301Managerial Communication Processes
UI303The Female Experience NEW
UI305Judicial Reasoning
UI306Film and History
UI307Economic Geography
UI308Cultural and Physical Landscapes of the World
UI309Crime and Human Behavior
UI310The American Musical Experience
UI312Perspectives on the Present
UI313The African-American Experience
UI315Electronics and Computers in Music
UI316Contemporary Legal Studies
UI317Human Sexuality
UI318Earth Science: A Process Approach
UI319Science, Technology and Society
UI320The Modern Presidency
UI322International Political Economy
UI330Experimental Methods in Physics and Engineering I
UI331Foundations of Biochemistry
UI332Images of Women in Literature
UI336Religion in America
UI337Issues in Modern Architecture
UI339North American Indians
UI340Housing Perspectives
UI341Victorian Studies
UI342Modern Political Thought
UI343Transcultural Experience
UI344Plants and Humanity
UI345Nonverbal Communication
UI349Comparative Economic Systems
UI350Middle East Politics
UI351Public Opinion Management
UI352Medical Ethics
UI354Lifestyle Enhancement
UI355Consumer and the Market
UI357Early American Political Thought
UI358Foundations of Political Thought
UI360Recycling and Waste Management
UI361Contemporary Political Theory
UI366Law and Economics
UI368Mind, Meaning and Value
UI369Vice and Virtue
UI370Media Ethics
UI371Government and Business
UI372Earthquakes and Society
UI373Earth/Life Through Time
UI375European Film
UI382History and Philosophy of American Mass Media
UI384History of the Musical
UI386Environmental Health
UI387Environmental Law and Public Policy
UI392Age of Romanticism
UI393Age of Modernism
UI394Music and Culture 1600-1750
UI396The Age of Beethoven
UI397Music in Medieval and Renaissance Culture
500- Level Senior Seminar Courses
(in all cases, see handbook for prerequisites)
UI500History of the English Language
UI501Principles of Language
UI504Leaders of Social Change
UI506Education, Law and Society
UI508African Americans during the Era of
Segregation & Jim Crow
UI546 The Civil Rights Movement
400- Level Senior Seminar Courses
(in all cases, see handbook for prerequisites)
UI400Business and Ethics
UI401American Cultural Landscapes: Regional
Architecture and Settlement Systems
UI402Music in World Cultures
UI410Manufacturing Research in a Global Society
UI412American Health Care Systems and Issues
UI415Science and Religion
UI416Planetary Exploration
UI418European Mind
UI422Scientific Reasoning
UI423Political Communication
UI425Persuasion
UI427Service and Community
UI429Environmental Ethics
UI430Aging Successfully: Critical Issues Facing the
Individual in the 21st Century
UI431Shakespeare’s Tragedies and the Human
Condition
UI432Shakespeare’s History Plays and Comedies
and The Human Condition
UI433Aesthetics of Movement: Athletic Dancers
andArtistic Athletes
UI435Literature of Sport
UI436Agricultural Ethics
UI438The Nature and Growth of Mathematical
Thought
UI440The Holocaust
UI443Professional Experience in Chemistry
UI445Social Perspectives of Sexuality
UI450Capstone Experience
UI454Perspectives of Literacy: Challenges and
Solutions
UI455Understanding Men and Male Development
UI457African Americans during a Time of Slavery
UI458Terrorism and Political Violence NEW
UI459Nature Literacy
UI460Death Penalty History Issues
UI461Issues in Modern Art
UI462Stalin’s “Hunger Games” Soviet Women and the Totalitarian State.
UI480Social Psychological Aspects of Clothing
ALL U.S. Courses as of August 1, 2017