Area I HumanitiesCulture, Gender, and Global Studies
| CGG 115 |
Society and the Arts |
| CGG 118 |
Media Matters: Race, Class and Gender Issues |
| CGG 155 |
Native American Studies |
| CGG 175 |
The Latino Experience |
Honors
| HONOR 100 |
Honors Seminar |
| HONOR 101 |
Contemporary Voices |
| HONOR 299 |
Honors Interdisciplinary |
Humanities
| HUM 100 |
Phi Theta Kappa Seminar |
| HUM 101 |
Contemporary Voices |
| HUM 103 |
Humanities Coordinated Studies |
| HUM 104 |
Issues in Humanities |
| HUM 105 |
Film Appreciation |
| HUM 110 |
Topics: History of Ideas |
| HUM 120 |
Biblical Tradition and the Arts |
| HUM 125 |
Mythology and the Arts |
| HUM 141-143 |
Western Humanities |
| HUM 185 |
Eastern Humanities |
| HUM 250 |
Humanities and the Holocaust |
Journalism
| JRNL 100 |
Media and Society |
| JRNL 101 |
Journalistic Writing* |
*The same credits may not be used to satisfy both the
Communications requirement and the Humanities Distribution requirements.
Literature
| LIT 100 |
Reading Imaginative Literature |
| LIT 105 |
World Literature Before 1945 |
| LIT 110 |
Children’s Literature |
| LIT 131 |
The Novel |
| LIT 133 |
Poetry |
| LIT 134 |
The Short Story |
| LIT 205 |
Women Writers I |
| LIT 211 |
British Literature I |
| LIT 212 |
British Literature II |
| LIT 220 |
Popular Literature |
| LIT 221 |
American Literature: The New
World |
| LIT 222 |
American Lit: Realism–1945 |
| LIT 223 |
American Lit: 1945–Present |
| LIT 225 |
American Ethnic Literature |
| LIT 230 |
Contemporary World Literature |
| LIT 233 |
Poetry in English and Translation |
| LIT 235 |
Maiden Voyages |
| LIT 270 |
Shakespeare |
Philosophy
| PHIL 100 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
| PHIL 110 |
Introduction to Ethics |
| PHIL 115 |
Critical Thinking |
| PHIL 130 |
Introduction to Western Philosophy |
| PHIL 145 |
Introduction to Eastern Philosophy |
| PHIL 150 |
Modern Political Philosophy |
| PHIL 155 |
Environmental Philosophy |
| PHIL 160 |
Comparative Religions |
| PHIL 200 |
Buddhist Philosophy |
Speech Communication
| SPCH 100 |
Basic Oral Communication* |
| SPCH 200 |
Intercultural Communication |
| SPCH 205 |
Nonverbal Communication |
| SPCH 210 |
Interpersonal and Group Communication |
| SPCH 213 |
Presentation Skills* |
*The same credits may not be used to satisfy both the
Communications requirement and the Humanities Distribution requirements.
World Languages
Note: A student who successfully completed two
years of one world language in high school or its college equivalent
may receive distribution for 101 and
102 in another language.
| ARAB 103 |
Elementary Arabic |
| ASL 103 |
American Sign Language III |
| CHIN 103 |
Elementary Chinese |
| FREN 103 |
Elementary French |
| FREN 201-203 |
Intermediate French |
| JAPAN 103 |
Elementary Japanese |
| JAPAN 201-203 |
Intermediate Japanese |
| SPAN 103 |
Elementary Spanish |
| SPAN 201-203 |
Intermediate Spanish |
Writing
| WRIT 105 |
Research/Persuasive Writing* |
| WRIT 143 |
Intro to Technical Writing* |
| WRIT 145 |
Business Communications* |
| WRIT 151 |
Creative Writing* |
| WRIT 201 |
Advanced Nonfiction Writing* |
| WRIT 251 |
Advanced Verse Writing |
| WRIT 255 |
Advanced Fiction Writing |
| WRIT 258 |
Script Writing |
| WRIT 259 |
Writing for Juveniles |
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Area II Humanities
Art
| ART 100 |
Introduction to Art |
| ART 101 |
Design I: Two Dimensional* |
| ART 102 |
Design II: Three Dimensional* |
| ART 103 |
Design III: Mixed Media* |
| ART 105 |
Introduction to Color* |
| ART 110 |
Drawing I: Beginning Drawing* |
| ART 111 |
Drawing II: As Composition* |
| ART 112 |
Life Drawing* |
| ART 113 |
Portrait Drawing* |
| ART 114 |
Portrait Sculpture* |
| ART 115 |
Figure Drawing* |
| ART 120 |
Introduction to Art History |
| ART 124 |
Art of the 20th Century |
| ART 125 |
Photography I* |
| ART 126 |
Photography II* |
| ART 130 |
Survey of Printmaking* |
| ART 132 |
Silk-Screen Art* |
| ART 137 |
Print: Lithography* |
| ART 150 |
Painting I* |
| ART 151 |
Painting and Drawing II* |
| ART 152 |
Painting and Drawing III* |
| ART 153 |
Painting: The Human Figure* |
| ART 155 |
Painting: Watercolor* |
| ART 171 |
Ceramics I* |
| ART 172 |
Ceramics II* |
| ART 173 |
Ceramics III* |
| ART 181 |
Sculpture* |
Drama
| DRAMA 100 |
Introduction to Drama |
| DRAMA 101 |
Primitive to Modern Theater |
| DRAMA 103 |
Modern Theater |
| DRAMA 105 |
Musical Comedy Revue |
| DRAMA 110 |
The Dramatic Experience |
| DRAMA 111 |
Cabaret |
| DRAMA 115 |
World Theater |
| DRAMA 118 |
Literature and History of American Theater |
| DRAMA 121-122 |
Acting* |
| DRAMA 126 |
Theatrical Makeup* |
| DRAMA 131-133 |
Stagecraft* |
| DRAMA 135 |
Theatrical Design* |
| DRAMA 138 |
Masque Construction* |
| DRAMA 150 |
Painting for Theater* |
| DRAMA 160 |
Script to Stage Workshop* |
| DRAMA 170 |
Student Projects* |
| DRAMA 221 |
Audition Technique* |
| DRAMA 222 |
Acting for Television* |
| DRAMA 225 |
Directing for the Stage* |
| DRAMA 235 |
Advanced Theatrical Design* |
| DRAMA 260 |
Advanced Acting Workshop* |
| DRAMA 270 |
Student Projects* |
| DRAMA 280 |
Performance Improvisation* |
Music
| MUSIC 100 |
Introduction to Music |
| MUSIC 101 |
Music Theory I |
| MUSIC 102 |
Music Theory II |
| MUSIC 103 |
Music Theory III |
| MUSIC 104 |
America’s Musical Cultures |
| MUSIC 105 |
History of Jazz |
| MUSIC 106 |
History of Rock Music |
| MUSIC 107 |
American Popular Music |
| MUSIC 110 |
Music Cultures of World |
| MUSIC 111 |
Music Appreciation |
| MUSIC 112 |
Twentieth Century Music |
| MUSIC 113-115 |
Sightsinging and Ear Training* |
| MUSIC 116 |
Beginning Class Piano* |
| MUSIC 117 |
Elementary Class Piano* |
| MUSIC 118 |
Intermediate Class Piano* |
| MUSIC 121 |
Salsa Music and Dance* |
| MUSIC 125 |
Beginning Class Guitar* |
| MUSIC 126 |
Elementary Class Guitar* |
| MUSIC 127 |
Intermediate Class Guitar* |
| MUSIC 128 |
World Percussion* |
| MUSIC 134 |
College Choir* |
| MUSIC 135 |
Seminar in Conducting* |
| MUSIC 142 |
Performance Ensemble* |
| MUSIC 170-175 |
Private Instruction* |
| MUSIC 181 |
Beginning Class Voice* |
| MUSIC 182 |
Intermediate Class Voice* |
| MUSIC 183 |
Advanced Art Song Class Voice* |
| MUSIC 185-187 |
Vocal Technique and Performance* |
| MUSIC 204-206 |
Improvisation* |
| MUSIC 230-235 |
Highline Concert Chorale* |
| MUSIC 281-285 |
Music Performance* |
*Denotes performance course. No more than 5 credits
of performance courses may
be used to satisfy Humanities Distribution
requirement.
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Social Sciences Overview
Choose from the following two areas. A minimum
of 5 credits must come from each area. No more than 10 credits may come
from any one department.
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Area I Social Sciences
Culture, Gender, and Global Studies
| CGG 110 |
Global Studies |
| CGG 135 |
African American Experience I: 1619-1863 |
| CGG 136 |
African American Experience
II: 1863-1975 |
| CGG 137 |
African American Experience III: 1975-Present |
| CGG 160 |
Social Issues |
| CGG 165 |
The Middle East |
| CGG 186 |
Exploring the World |
| CGG 200 |
Introduction to Women Studies |
| CGG 205 |
Asian American Studies |
Economics
All courses numbered 100 and above, except courses
numbered 291-295
Geography
All courses numbered 100 and above, except courses
numbered 291-295
History
All courses numbered 100 and above, except courses
numbered 291-295
Political Science
All courses numbered 100 and above, except courses
numbered 291-295
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Area II Social Sciences
Anthropology
All courses numbered 100 and above, except courses
numbered 291-295
Behavioral Science
All courses numbered 100 and above, except courses
numbered 291-295
Psychology
All courses numbered 100 and above, except PSYCH
182 and courses numbered 291-295
Sociology
All courses numbered 100 and above, except courses
numbered 291-295
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Sciences
Choose from at least two departments. No more than
10 credits may come from any one department. At least 10 credits must
come from Biology, Chemistry, General Science, Geology, Oceanography,
Physical Science, and/or Physics. The remaining credits may be selected
from the foregoing departments or from Computer Science, Engineering,
or Mathematics. Students must choose at least one five-credit Science course that
incorporates laboratory (L) experience:
Biology
| BIOL 100 |
Survey of Life Principles (L) |
| BIOL 103 |
Seabirds and Marine Mammals (L) |
| BIOL 110 |
Marine Biology (L) |
| BIOL 115 |
Life in the Womb |
| BIOL 118 |
Introduction to Human Physiology
(L) |
| BIOL 119 |
Introduction to Plants (L) |
| BIOL 120 |
Perspectives in Biology |
| BIOL 121 |
Genetic Revolution |
| BIOL 122 |
Biology of Sex |
| BIOL 125 |
Wilderness Biology |
| BIOL 126 |
Diving Biology |
| BIOL 145 |
Field Ecology* |
| BIOL 160 |
Marine Field Research |
| BIOL 201 |
Cell Biology for Majors (L) |
| BIOL 202 |
Animal Biology (L) |
| BIOL 203 |
Botany, Ecology, and Evolution (L) |
| BIOL 210 |
Introductory Genetics |
| BIOL 215 |
Survey of Plant Kingdom (L) |
| BIOL 230 |
Introduction to Cell Biology (L) |
| BIOL 231 |
Human Anatomy and Physiology l (L) |
| BIOL 232 |
Human Anatomy and Physiology ll (L) |
| BIOL 250 |
Microbiology (L) |
Chemistry
| CHEM 110 |
Contemporary Chemistry (L) |
| CHEM 115 |
Environmental Chemistry (L) |
| CHEM 121 |
Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry (L) |
| CHEM 122 |
Introduction to Organic Chemistry (L) |
| CHEM 150 |
Introduction to General Chemistry |
| CHEM 151 |
General Chemistry I (L) |
| CHEM 152 |
General Chemistry II (L) |
| CHEM 153 |
General Chemistry III (L) |
| CHEM 201 |
Organic Chemistry I |
| CHEM 202 |
Organic Chemistry II |
| CHEM 203 |
Organic Chemistry III |
| CHEM 204 |
Organic Chemistry Lab I (L) |
| CHEM 205 |
Organic Chemistry Lab II (L) |
| CHEM 206 |
Organic Chemistry Lab III (L) |
| CHEM 210 |
Spectrometric Identification |
| CHEM 250 |
Quantitative Analysis (L) |
Computer Science
| C SCI 100 |
Survey of Computing |
| C SCI 110 |
Computer Games |
| C SCI 115 |
Programming with VB.NET l |
| C SCI 12 |
Computers and Society |
| C SCI 116 |
Intermediate Programming with
VB.NET |
| C SCI 142 |
Introduction to Object- Oriented Programming with
Java |
| C SCI 143 |
Object-Oriented Programming
II with Java |
| C SCI 151 |
Exploring Computer Science with C++ |
| C SCI 152 |
Data Structures with C++ and
.NET |
| C SCI 215 |
Programming Database Applications with VB.NET |
| C SCI 216 |
Advanced Programming with ASP.NET |
| C SCI 242 |
Object-Oriented Programming III with Java |
| C SCI 252 |
Advanced Data Structures with
C++ |
| C SCI 255 |
Advanced Programming with C++ |
Engineering
| ENGR 210 |
Statics |
| ENGR 215 |
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering |
| ENGR 220 |
Mechanics of Materials |
| ENGR 230 |
Dynamics |
| ENGR 260 |
Thermodynamics |
General Science
| GE SC 100 |
Roots of Science |
| GE SC 105 |
Environmental Science (L) |
| GE SC 112 |
Scientific Responsibility |
| GE SC 130 |
Cosmic Evolution |
| GE SC 230 |
Natural History of Hawaii (L) |
Geology
| GEOL 101 |
Physical Geology (L) |
| GEOL 104 |
Earthquake! (L) |
| GEOL 105 |
Origin of Landforms |
| GEOL 107 |
Geologic Catastrophes |
| GEOL 110 |
Earth and the Environment (L) |
| GEOL 125 |
Introduction to Geologic Field Study (L) |
| GEOL 151-155 |
Geology Field Trip courses |
| GEOL 156 |
Geology and Salmon |
| GEOL 210 |
Rocks and Minerals (L) |
| GEOL 220 |
Pacific Northwest Geology (L) |
| GEOL 225 |
Advanced Field Geology (L) |
| GEOL 230 |
Geology of the Colorado
Plateau (L) |
| GEOL 235 |
Geology of Hawaii (L) |
Mathematics
Note: Mathematics courses used to satisfy the
Quantitative Skills
requirement may not be applied toward the Distribution
requirement.
| MATH 107 |
Math—A Practical Art |
| MATH 111 |
College Algebra |
| MATH 112 |
Elements of Calculus |
| MATH 115 |
Precalculus I |
| MATH 116 |
Precalculus II |
| MATH 124-126 |
Calculus |
| MATH 180 |
Foundations of Arithmetic |
| MATH 210 |
Introduction to Statistics |
| MATH 220 |
Linear Algebra |
| MATH 225 |
Calculus |
| MATH 230 |
Differential Equations |
Oceanography
| OCEAN 101 |
Survey of Oceanography (L) |
Physical Science
| P SCI 100 |
Physical Science |
| P SCI 120 |
Astronomy |
Physics
| PHYS 100 |
Survey of Physics (L) |
| PHYS 120 |
Introduction to Electronics (L) |
| PHYS 201 |
Mechanics (L) |
| PHYS 202 |
Electricity/Magnetism (L) |
| PHYS 203 |
Waves and Modern Topics(L) |
