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FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL 101A Mathematics 3 Math MATH 10A - 104, 152 - 188, 196 Computer Studies CS 113 B. HUMANITIES & CREATIVE ARTS English Literature 3 English ENGL 101B, 104 - 119, 129, 135 Chicano Studies CHS 106A Women's Studies WS 115 Philosophy 3 Business BUS 166 Philosophy PHIL 101, 102, 106 Physical Therapy PTA 150 Religious Studies 6 Anthropology ANTH 104, 106 English ENGL 114 Interdisciplinar Studies ID 153 Philosophy PHIL 109A, 109B, 110, 112, 114 Visual & Performing Arts 3 Art 100 - 116, 121 - 124, 133 - 134B, 148 - 153, 155 - 158 Business BA 160A/B Graphic Arts GA 109 - 160B Interdisciplinary Studies IS 100 Interior Design ID 150A - 153, 155A - 156 Multimedia MM 102A/B, 105, 110, 114 - 117, 119, 162 Music MUS 100 - 104, 110A - 110D, 120A - 125, 160A - 165 Theatre / Dance TD 100 - 115A, 118 - 119, 130 - 150 C. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Western Civilization / History: Those with 45 or more semester units may substitute any 3-unit history course for one of the above Western Civilization courses. 6 History HIST 104A + 104B Social & Behavioral Science 6 Administion of Xxxxxxx XX 101 - 119, 123, 131 Anthropology ANTH 102, 104 Business BA 102A/B, 110, 139 Chicano Studies CHS 101 - 106A, 112 Early Childhood Studies ECS 300 - 303, 309, 317, 327 Economics BA 102A, 102B Geography GEOG 102, 104 Interdisciplinary Studies IS 110, 120 Nursing NUR 101 Political Science PS 102, 103, 105 Psychology PSY 101 - 139 Sociology SOC 101 - 142 Women's Studies WS 120 D. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Natural Science 3 Anthropology ANTH 101 Astronomy ASTR 101A, 101B Biology BIOL 101A - 109, 130, 140 - 142 Biotechnology BIOT 100 Chemistry CHEM 101A - 112B Consumer Family Sciences CFS 108 - 112 Geography GEOG 101, 121 Geology GEOL 101, 102, 103 Psychology PSY 120 Physical Science PHS 135 Physical Therapy PTA 102 - 104, 120 Physics PHYS 108, 120, 121, 140 - 142 E. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Modern Languages: Students who have completed 3rd year level of one foreign language in high school with grades of C or higher are exempt from the foreign language requirement. For majors leading to a Bachelors of Science, Foreign Culture & Language courses (usually taken at

FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL 101A 100, 165 Mathematics 3 Math Mathematics MATH 10A 120, 122 + 123, 125 - 104, 152 - 188, 196 Computer Studies CS 113 275 B. HUMANITIES & CREATIVE ARTS English Literature 3 English ENGL 101B, 104 110 Literature LIT 101 - 119, 129, 135 Chicano Studies CHS 106A Women's Studies WS 115 375 Philosophy 3 Business BUS 166 211 Philosophy PHIL 101100, 102160, 106 Physical Therapy PTA 150 175, 190, 240, 300, 310, 320 Religious Studies 6 Anthropology ANTH 104180, 106 English ENGL 114 Interdisciplinar Studies ID 153 360 History HIST 205 Philosophy PHIL 109A300, 109B, 110, 112, 114 310 Visual & Performing Arts 3 Architecture ARCH 110 Art ART 100 - 116379 Dance DANC 125 - 215 Drama DRAM 101 - 211 Fashion Design FASH 100 - 122, 121 - 124162, 133 - 134B164, 148 - 153168, 155 - 158 Business BA 160A/B Graphic Arts GA 109 - 160B Interdisciplinary Studies IS 100 175, 180, 181 Film FILM 110 Interior Design ID 150A INTD 115 - 153148, 155A 270 - 156 Multimedia MM 102A/B276, 105340 - 356 Literature LIT 142, 110143, 114 - 117151, 119152, 162 441, 442, 445 Music MUS 100 - 104374 Speech SPCH 111, 110A - 110D, 120A - 125, 160A - 165 Theatre / Dance TD 100 - 115A, 118 - 119112, 130 - 150 C. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Western Civilization / History: Those transferring with 45 or more semester units may substitute any 3-3 unit history course for one of the above Western Civilization coursescourses listed here. 6 History HIST 104A + 104B Social & Behavioral Science HISTORY 100, 101 6 Administion of Xxxxxxx XX 101 - 119, 123, 131 Anthropology ANTH 102, 104 Business BA 102A/B105, 110, 139 Chicano Studies CHS 180, 350, 360, 370 Business BUS 100, 101 Economics ECON 100 - 106A, 112 Early Childhood Studies ECS 300 - 303, 309, 317, 327 Economics BA 102A, 102B 230 Education EDUC 100 Geography GEOG 102110 Human Services HMSV 100, 104 Interdisciplinary Studies IS 110, 120 Nursing NUR 101 151, 160 Management MGMT 220 Political Science PS 102PLSC 103 - 415 Psychology PSYC 100 - 410 Social Science SOCS 120, 103, 105 Psychology PSY 101 250 Sociology SOCI 100 - 139 Sociology SOC 101 - 142 Women's Studies WS 120 254 D. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Natural Science 3 Anthropology ANTH 101 125 Astronomy ASTR 101A100, 101B Biology 110 Biological Sciences BIOL 101A 100 - 109, 130, 140 - 142 Biotechnology BIOT 100 310 Chemistry CHEM 101A 100 - 112B Consumer Family Sciences CFS 108 - 112 410 Geography GEOG 101, 121 100 Geology GEOL 101, 102, 103 Psychology PSY 120 Physical 100 Natural Science PHS 135 Physical Therapy PTA 102 - 104, 120 NSCI 100 Oceanography OCEN 100 Paleontology PALN 110 Physics PHYS 108, 120, 121, 140 210 - 142 E. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Modern Languages: Students who have completed 3rd year level of one foreign language in high school with grades of C or higher are exempt from the foreign language requirement. For majors leading to a Bachelors of Science, Foreign Culture & Language courses (usually taken at270

FOUNDATION COURSES. Semester Units Department COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO College Writing 3 English ENGL 101A 100, 161-165 Mathematics 3 Math Economics Psychology MATH 10A 120 - 104, 152 - 188, 196 Computer Studies CS 113 275 ECON 123 PSYCH 121 B. HUMANITIES & CREATIVE ARTS English Literature 3 English ENGL 101B110 - 140 Ethnic Studies Film Humanities Literature ETHN 440 FILM 277 HUMN 114 LIT 101 - 277, 104 - 119, 129, 135 Chicano Studies CHS 106A Women's Studies WS 115 430 Philosophy 3 Business BUS 166 Philosophy PHIL 101100, 102160-175, 106 Physical Therapy PTA 150 244-320 Religious Studies 6 Anthropology Ethnic Studies Humanities Literature Philosophy Psychology Sociology ANTH 104180, 106 English ENGL 114 Interdisciplinar Studies ID 153 Philosophy 370 ETHN 350. 351 HUMN 111, 131, 133 LIT 105, 430 PHIL 109A300, 109B, 110, 112, 114 320 PSYC 110 SOC 110 Visual & Performing Arts 3 Architectecture Art Dance Drafting Ethnic Studies Film Humanities Literature Multimedia Music Speech ARCH 100, 120 - 240 ART 100-412 XXX 121 - 143 DRAFT 100-130 ETHN 288, 585 FILM 100 - 116277 HUMN 101, 121 - 124102, 133 - 134B112, 148 - 153114, 155 - 158 Business BA 160A/B Graphic Arts GA 109 - 160B Interdisciplinary Studies IS 100 Interior Design ID 150A - 153127, 155A - 156 Multimedia MM 102A/B140 LIT 151, 277 MULTI 105, 110, 114 - 117, 119, 162 Music -252 MUS 100 - 104404 SPCH 111, 110A - 110D, 120A - 125, 160A - 165 Theatre / Dance TD 100 - 115A, 118 - 119, 130 - 150 112 C. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Western Civilization / History: Those Students transferring with 45 or more semester units may substitute any 3-3 unit history course for one of the above Western Civilization coursesthose below. 6 History Humanities HIST 104A + 104B 100 and 101 or 104 and 106 HUMN 101 and 102 Social & Behavioral Science 6 Administion of Xxxxxxx XX Anthropology Architecture Business Economics Ethnic Studies Geography Human Services Humanities Journalism Political Science Psychology Social Science Sociology ANTH 100 - 370 ARCH 100 BUS 101 ECON 100 - 119123 ETHN 101-160, 123, 131 Anthropology ANTH 102, 104 Business BA 102A/B261-585 GEOG 110 HUM SER 100, 110, 139 Chicano Studies CHS 101 115 HUMN 125 - 106A128 JOUR 110 POLI 100 - 310 PSYC 100 - 410 SOSC 220-314, 112 Early Childhood Studies ECS 300 318 - 303, 309, 317, 327 Economics BA 102A, 102B Geography GEOG 102, 104 Interdisciplinary Studies IS 110, 120 Nursing NUR 101 Political Science PS 102, 103, 105 Psychology PSY 101 321 SOC 100 - 139 Sociology SOC 101 - 142 Women's Studies WS 120 391 D. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Natural Science 3 Anthropology ANTH 101 Astronomy ASTR 101A100, 101B 115 Biology BIOL 101A 100 - 109111, 130125 - 184, 140 200 - 142 Biotechnology BIOT 260 Health Science XXXX 100 Chemistry CHEM 101A 100, 192 - 112B 420 Consumer Family Sciences CFS 108 - 112 Arts & Science CA & S 310 Geography GEOG 101100, 121 150 Geology GEOL 101100, 102118 - 210 Horticulture HORT 311 - 312, 103 Psychology PSY 120 320 Humanities HUMN 125, 128 Meteorology METE 100 Oceanography OCEA 100 Paleantology PALE 110 Physical Science PHS 135 Physical Therapy PTA 102 PHSCI 100 Psychology PSYC 220 Physics PHY 100 - 104, 120 Physics PHYS 108, 120, 121, 140 - 142 270 E. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Modern LanguagesCITIZENSHIP: Students who have completed 3rd year level of one foreign language in high school with grades of C or higher are exempt from the foreign language requirement. For majors leading to a Bachelors of Science, Foreign Culture & Language courses (usually taken atatNDNU) may be substituted for foreign language. Modern Languages 6 ASL 111-112 ASL 121 - 122 Chinese 111-122 or, at CHN 131 - 132 French 110-118 least FREN 120 - 140 German 110-112 one GERM 120-140 Itallian 110-116 sem ITAL 117-122 Japanese 110-112 from: JAPN 120-122 Spanish 110-118 SPAN 120-140

FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL 101A 100, 165 Mathematics 3 Math Mathematics MATH 10A 120, 122 + 123, 125 - 104, 152 - 188, 196 Computer Studies CS 113 275 B. HUMANITIES & CREATIVE ARTS English Literature 3 English ENGL 101B110 Literature LIT 101 - 375, 104 - 119, 129, 135 Chicano Studies CHS 106A Women's Studies WS 115 680CA Philosophy 3 Business BUS 166 211 Philosophy PHIL 101100, 102160 - 190, 106 Physical Therapy PTA 150 240 - 320 Religious Studies 6 Anthropology ANTH 104180, 106 English ENGL 114 Interdisciplinar Studies ID 153 360 History HIST 205 Philosophy PHIL 109A300, 109B, 110, 112, 114 310 Psychology PSYC 110 Visual & Performing Arts 3 Architecture ARCH 110 Art ART 100 - 116359 Dance DANC 125 - 215 Fashion Design FASH 100, 121 - 124, 133 - 134B, 148 - 153, 155 - 158 Business BA 160A/B Graphic Arts GA 109 - 160B Interdisciplinary Studies IS 100 150 Film FILM 110 Interior Design ID 150A INTD 115 Literature LIT 142, 143, 151, 152, 441, 442, 445 Multimedia MART 314 - 153372, 155A 376 - 156 Multimedia MM 102A/B, 105, 110, 114 - 117, 119, 162 380 Music MUS 100 - 104374 Speech SPCH 111, 110A - 110D, 120A - 125, 160A - 165 Theatre / Dance TD 100 - 115A, 118 - 119112, 130 Theatre Arts DRAM 101 - 150 211 C. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Western Civilization / History: Those transferring with 45 or more semester units may substitute any 3-3 unit history course for one of the above Western Civilization coursescourses listed here. 6 History HIST 104A + 104B Social & Behavioral Science HISTORY 100, 101 6 Administion of Xxxxxxx XX 101 - 119, 123, 131 Anthropology ANTH 102, 104 Business BA 102A/B105, 110, 139 Chicano Studies CHS 180 - 370 Business BUS 100, 101 Economics ECON 100 - 106A, 112 Early Childhood Studies ECS 300 - 303, 309, 317, 327 Economics BA 102A, 102B 230 Education EDUC 100 Geography GEOG 102110 Human Services HMSV 100, 104 Interdisciplinary Studies IS 110, 120 Nursing NUR 101 151, 160 Management MGMT 220 Political Science PS 102PLSC 103 - 415 Psychology PSYC 100 - 410 Social Science SOCS 120, 103, 105 Psychology PSY 101 250 Sociology SOCI 100 - 139 Sociology SOC 101 - 142 Women's Studies WS 120 254 D. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Natural Science 3 Anthropology ANTH 101 125 Astronomy ASTR 101A100, 101B Biology 110 Biological Sciences BIOL 101A 100 - 109, 130, 140 - 142 Biotechnology BIOT 100 310 Chemistry CHEM 101A 100 - 112B Consumer Family Sciences CFS 108 - 112 410 Geography GEOG 101, 121 100 Geology GEOL 101, 102, 103 Psychology PSY 120 Physical 100 Health Science PHS 135 Physical Therapy PTA 102 - 104, 120 HSCI 100 Natural Science NSCI 100 Oceanography OCEN 100 Paleontology PALN 110 Physics PHYS 108, 120, 121, 140 210 - 142 E. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Modern Languages: Students who have completed 3rd year level of one foreign language in high school with grades of C or higher are exempt from the foreign language requirement. For majors leading to a Bachelors of Science, Foreign Culture & Language courses (usually taken at405

FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL 101A 120 Mathematics 3 Math MATH 10A 94, 106 - 104, 152 - 188, 196 Computer Studies CS 113 235 B. HUMANITIES & CREATIVE ARTS English Literature 3 English ENGL 101B121, 104 123, 200 - 119223 Drama DRAM 114, 129, 135 Chicano Studies CHS 106A Women's Studies WS 115 220 Philosophy 3 Business BUS 166 Philosophy PHIL 101120, 102121, 106 Physical Therapy PTA 150 125, 126, 133 Religious Studies 6 Anthropology ANTH 104, 106 English ENGL 114 Interdisciplinar Studies ID 153 216, 223 Humanities HUMA 104 Philosophy PHIL 109A, 109B, 110, 112, 114 134 Visual & Performing Arts 3 Art 100 ART 110 - 116186, 121 216 - 124265 Digital Design Graphics Tech DDGT 110 - 121, 133 230 - 134B241 English ENGL 208, 148 220 Drama DRAM 110 - 153140, 155 155, 203, 220 Humanities HUMA 170 - 158 Business BA 160A/B Graphic Arts GA 109 - 160B Interdisciplinary Studies IS 100 Interior Design ID 150A - 153, 155A - 156 Multimedia MM 102A/B, 105, 110, 114 - 117, 119, 162 189 Music MUS 100 110 - 104, 110A - 110D, 120A - 125, 160A - 165 Theatre / Dance TD 100 - 115A, 118 - 119122, 130 - 150 158, 221 - 258 Photography PHOTO 120 - 260, not 199 Physical Education PHYE 134 - 142 C. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Western Civilization / History: Those Students transferring with 45 or more semester units may substitute any 3-unit history course for one of the above Western Civilization courses. 6 History HIST 104A + 104B 122, 123 Social & Behavioral Science 6 Administion of Xxxxxxx XX 101 Justice ADMJ 120 - 119, 123, 131 154 Anthropology ANTH 102121, 104 130, 150, 180 Business BA 102A/BBUS 110 Child / Family Studies CFS 120, 110122, 139 Chicano Studies CHS 101 135 - 106A160, 112 Early Childhood Studies ECS 300 180 Conseling COUN 120, 122, 128 Economics ECON 100 - 303, 309, 317, 327 Economics BA 102A, 102B 120 Geography GEOG 102101, 104 Interdisciplinary Studies IS 110, 120 Nursing NUR 101 102 Political Science PS 102POLS 120 - 140 Psychology PSYC 120 - 187, 103, 105 Psychology PSY 101 - 139 200 Sociology SOC 101 120 - 142 Women's Studies WS 120 154 D. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Natural Science 3 Anthropology ANTH 101 120 Astronomy ASTR 101A110, 101B 111 Biology BIOL 101A BIO 103 - 109, 130, 140 - 142 Biotechnology BIOT 100 241 Chemistry CHEM 101A 110 - 112B Consumer Family Sciences CFS 108 - 112 242 Earth Science EART 110 Geography GEOG 101110, 114, 120, 121 Geology GEOL 101110, 102112, 103 Psychology PSY 120 Physical Science PHS 135 Physical Therapy PTA 102 - 104, 120 116 Physics PHYS 108105 - 241, 120, 121, 140 - 142 not 199 Health XXXX 109 E. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Modern Languages: Students who have completed 3rd year level of one foreign language in high school with grades of C or higher are exempt from the foreign language requirement. For majors leading to a Bachelors of Science, Foreign Culture & Language courses (usually taken atat NDNU) may be substituted for foreign language. 6 ASL 120, 121 or, at FREN 120, 121 least FREN 240, 241 GERM 120, 121 one GERM 240, 241 ITAL 120, 121 semester ITAL 240 LATIN 120, 121 from: SPAN 120, 121 SPAN 240, 241

FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 4 English ENGL 101A ENGL: 1A, 1C or ESL 26 Mathematics 3 4 Math MATH 10A MATH: 105, 1A - 10422, 152 44 - 188, 196 Computer Studies CS 113 51 B. HUMANITIES & CREATIVE ARTS ARTS: Two 4-unit courses from: English Literature 3 4 English ENGL 101BENGL: 1B, 104 5 -22, 27A - 119F, 12931, 135 Chicano Studies CHS 106A Women's Studies WS 115 32, 41 - 48C Drama DRAM: 2A - 2C Philosophy 3 Business BUS 166 4 Philosophy PHIL 101PHIL: 2, 1024, 106 Physical Therapy PTA 150 8-25 Religious Studies 8 Anthropology ANTH: 4 - 6 Anthropology ANTH 104English ENGL: 19 Philosophy PHIL: 22, 106 English ENGL 114 Interdisciplinar Studies ID 153 Philosophy PHIL 109A24, 109B, 110, 112, 114 25 Visual & Performing Arts 3 4 Art 100 - 116ART 1-5, 121 - 12411-20B, 133 - 134B47-56, 148 - 153, 155 - 158 Business BA 160A/B Graphic Arts GA 109 - 160B Interdisciplinary Studies IS 100 Interior Design ID 150A - 153, 155A - 156 Multimedia MM 102A/51A-B, 10554, 11058-59, 114 62-98 Creative Writing CRWR: 36A - 11736C Drama DRAM: 1-8, 11921A-21C, 162 24-30, 40A-46 English ENG: 17, 27A-F, 42A, 42B, 42C Graphic Design GID: 20-40, 50-56, 70, 74-76, 84 Human Performance HP: 32A-B, 33-34, 47-47D, 52, 62A-C, 70 Music MUS 100 MUS: 1 - 10467 (Not 65), 110A 83A-B Photography PHOT: 1 - 110D74 (Not 34, 120A - 12555, 160A - 165 Theatre / Dance TD 100 - 115A57, 118 - 11967, 130 - 150 68) Speech Communiction SPCH: 24, 30, 46 Video Arts VART 1-25, 51, 81B-89 Women's Studies WMS: 15 C. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Western Civilization / History: Those with 45 67.5 or more semester quarter units may substitute any 34-unit history course for one of the above Western Civilization courses. 6 8 History HIST 104A HIST: 4A + 104B 4B or 4C, 16, 18 Humanities HUMN: 1A + 1B Social & Behavioral Science 6 Administion of Xxxxxxx XX 101 Science: Two 4-unit courses from: 8 Anthropology ANTH: 2A - 1198, 12350 Business BUSI 53 Child Development CHLD: 50 - 55, 131 Anthropology ANTH 10256N, 104 Business BA 102A/B, 110, 139 Chicano Studies CHS 101 88 Economics ECON 1A - 106A, 112 Early Childhood Studies ECS 300 25 Fine Arts FA 01 Geography GEOG: 2 - 303, 309, 317, 327 Economics BA 102A, 102B Geography GEOG 102, 104 Interdisciplinary Studies IS 110, 120 Nursing NUR 101 10 German GERM 8 Music MUS 85A-B Political Science PS 102, 103, 105 POLI: 1 - 24 Psychology PSY 101 PSYC: 1 - 139 55 (Not 34-36) Social Science SOSC: 20 Sociology SOC 101 SOC: 1 - 142 40 (Not 34 - 36) Women's Studies WS 120 WMN: 5, 11, 21 D. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Natural Science 4 Anthropology ANTH: 1 Astronomy ASTR: 10A, 10B Biology BIOL: 1A - 46 (Not 33A - 35) Chemistry CHEM: 1A - 30B Engineering ENGR 35 Geography GEOG: 1, 12, 52 Geology GEOL: 3 Anthropology ANTH 101 Astronomy ASTR 101A, 101B Biology BIOL 101A - 109, 130, 140 25 Meteorology MET: 10 Oceanography OCEN: 10 Physics PHYS: 2A - 142 Biotechnology BIOT 100 Chemistry CHEM 101A - 112B Consumer Family Sciences CFS 108 - 112 Geography GEOG 101, 121 Geology GEOL 101, 102, 103 12 Psychology PSY 120 Physical Science PHS 135 Physical Therapy PTA 102 - 104, 120 Physics PHYS 108, 120, 121, 140 - 142 E. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Modern LanguagesPSYC: Students who have completed 3rd year level of one foreign language in high school with grades of C or higher are exempt from the foreign language requirement. For majors leading to a Bachelors of Science, Foreign Culture & Language courses (usually taken at4

FOUNDATION COURSES. College Writing 3 English ENGL 101A English: 100 or 165 Mathematics 3 Math MATH 10A - 104, 152 - 188, 196 Computer Studies CS 113 B. HUMANITIES & CREATIVE ARTS 3 Math Math: 120 - 275 Economics 123 Psychology 121 English Literature Philosophy 3 3 English ENGL 101B, 104 Philosophy English: 110 - 119, 129, 135 Chicano 140 Ethinic Studies CHS 106A Women's Studies WS 115 440 Literature 101 - 430 Philosophy 3 Business BUS 166 Philosophy PHIL 101, 102, 106 Physical Therapy PTA 150 100 - 350 (not 200) Religious Studies 6 Anthropology ANTH 104, 106 English ENGL 114 Interdisciplinar Studies ID 153 Philosophy PHIL 109A, 109B, 110, 112, 114 Visual & Performing Arts 6 3 Art 100 - 116Anthropology Ethnic Studies Humanities Literature Philosophy Psychology Sociology Architectecture Anthropology 180, 121 - 124360, 370 Ethnic Studies 350, 351 Humanities 111, 131, 133 - 134B, 148 - 153, 155 - 158 Business BA 160A/B Graphic Arts GA 109 - 160B Interdisciplinary Studies IS 100 Interior Design ID 150A - 153, 155A - 156 Multimedia MM 102A/B, Literature 105, 110430 Philosophy 300, 114 - 117320, 119350 Psychology 110 Sociology 110 Architecture 100, 162 Music MUS 100 - 104, 110A - 110D, 120A - 125, 160A - 165 Theatre / Dance TD 100 - 115A, 118 - 119, 130 - 150 210 C. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Western Civilization / History: Those History 6 Art Dance English Ethnic Studies Film Humanities Literature Music Speech Technical Art & Graphics History Art 100-410 Dance 121, 131 + 132, 141 + 143 English 140 Ethnic Studies 288, 585 Film 100- 462, 466 Humanities 112, 114, 127 + 128 Literature 143, 151, 277 Music 100 - 404 Speech 111, 112 Technical Art & Graphics 101, 110, 120, 220 History 100 and 101 Students transferring with 45 or more semester units may substitute any 3-unit history course for one of the above Western Civilization courses. 6 History HIST 104A + 104B Humanities Humanities 101 and 102 Social & Behavioral Science 6 Administion of Xxxxxxx XX 101 - 119Justice Anthropology Business Earth Systems Economics Ethnic Studies Geography Human Services Humanities Management Political Science Psychology Social Science Sociology Admin of Justice 100, 123104, 131 108, 125 Anthropology ANTH 102, 104 Business BA 102A/B105, 110, 139 Chicano 120, 180, 350, 360, 370 Business 101 Earth Systems 100, 415 Economics 100 - 102 Ethnic Studies CHS 101 - 106A585 Geography 110 Human Services 100, 112 Early Childhood Studies ECS 300 - 303110 Humanities 125, 309, 317, 327 Economics BA 102A, 102B Geography GEOG 102, 104 Interdisciplinary Studies IS 110, 120 Nursing NUR 101 136 Management 220 Political Science PS 102100 - 520 Psychology 100 - 410 Social Science 200, 103221, 105 Psychology PSY 101 301 Sociology 100 - 139 Sociology SOC 101 - 142 Women's Studies WS 120 D. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Natural Science 3 Anthropology ANTH 101 Astronomy ASTR 101A, 101B Biology BIOL 101A - 109, 130, 140 - 142 Biotechnology BIOT 100 Chemistry CHEM 101A - 112B Consumer Family Sciences CFS 108 - 112 Geography GEOG 101, 121 Geology GEOL 101, 102, 103 Psychology PSY 120 Physical Science PHS 135 Physical Therapy PTA 102 - 104, 120 Physics PHYS 108, 120, 121, 140 - 142 E. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Modern Languages391 * Note: Students who have completed 3rd year level It is not necessary to complete all of one foreign language in high school with grades of C or higher are exempt from the foreign language requirementthese requirements prior to transferring to NDNU. For majors leading to a Bachelors of Science, Foreign Culture & Language courses (usually taken atArea Subject Area Semester Department COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO Units