College of Business Innovators

College of Business Innovators: Majors

Cross-Discipline Core Options

 

Course Number and Title

HRS

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites

Choose two core components:

(6)

 

 COMM 3440 – Leadership Communication

3

 

 Choose one MUS course

3

 

Choose one visual art component:

(3)

 

 VA 1010 – Beginning Studio 2D

3

 

 VA 1020 – Beginning Studio 3D

3

 

 VA 1040 – Beginning Drawing

3

 

 VA 2000 – Special Topics

3

VA 1010, 1020, 1030, 1040, or permission of instructor 

 VA 2100 – Digital Imaging

3

VA 1010, VA 1020, VA 1030, VA 1040

 VA 2110 – Introduction to Photography

3

 

 VA 2150 – Beginning Digital Photography

3

 

 VA 2150 – Digital Photography

3

 

Choose two electives:

(6)

 

 MGMT 3900 – Improving Personal and Team Creativity

3

Junior standing

 COMM 1020 – Interpersonal Communication

3

 

 COMM 2010 – Oral Communication in the Workplace

3

 

 COMM 2250 – Introduction to Film and Video

3

 

 COMM 3100 – Directing for Film and Television

3

 

 COMM 3280 – Intercultural Communication

3

 

 COMM 4220 – Creative Communication

3

 

 ENGL 2050 – Introduction to Creative Writing – Fiction

3

ENGL 1305, 1308, or 1310

 ENGL 3120 – Technical Editing and Style

3

 

 PSY 1000 – General Psychology

3

 

 PSY 3150 – Psychology of Motivation

3

PSY 1000

 THTR 1000 – Introduction to Theatre

3

 

 THTR 2020 – Acting Workshop I

3

 

 THTR 2040 – Voice and Articulation I

3

 

 THTR 2050 – Improvisational Theatre

3

 

 DNCE 2700 – Fundamentals of Dance

3

 

TOTAL credit hours

(15)

 

 

For more information, check out the Creative Communication Cross-Discipline Core page.

 

Course Number and Title

HRS

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites

Choose one from EACH of CS, ECE, and MAE

(8-9)

 

 CS 1100 – Problem Solving Through Game Creation

3

 

 CS 1150 – Principles of Computer Science

3

 

 ECE 1001 – Introduction to Robotics

3

 

 ECE 1411 – Intro to Logic Circuits I

2

 

 ECE 2411 – Intro to Logic Circuits II

2

ECE 1411; ECE 1021 or CS 2060 

 MAE 1502 – Principles of Engineering

3

MATH 1050 or MATH 1060

 MAE 1503 – Intro to Engineering Design

3

 

 MAE 3342 – Engineering Economy

3

Junior or Senior standing

Choose two or more engineering electives:

(6+)

 

 Any College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CE, CS, DASE, EE, ME, GDD) course 

 

Must meet pre-requisites

TOTAL credit hours

(15) 

 

 

For more information, check out the Engineering Technology Cross-Discipline Core page.

Course Number and Title

HRS

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites

Foreign Language

(0-6)

 

 Students also may use up to 6 hours of foreign language course work (including ASL)  
  as their core component

  

Choose three to five electives:

(9-15)

 

 ANTH 1040 – Intro to Cultural Anthropology

3

 

 COMM 3280 – Intercultural Communication

3

 

 ECON 3590 – Globalization

3

Sophomore standing

 ECON 3710 – Comparative Economic Systems

3

ECON 2020

 FNCE 4400 – International Financial Management

3

FNCE 4000

 GES 1980 – World Regional Geography

4

 

 GES 1990 – Intro to Human Geography

4

 

 GES 3400 – Geopolitics

3

 

 INTB 3600 – International Business

3

FNCE 3050 or MGMT 3300 or MKTG 3000 

 INTB 4800 – International Management

3

MGMT 3300, Junior standing

 MKTG 4900 – International Marketing

3

MKTG 3000, Junior standing

 PHIL 3100 – Religions Around the World

3

 

 PSC 1010 – Introduction to Global Politics

3

 

 PSC 4210 – International Politics

3

PSC 1010

 PSC 4590 – Globalization

3

Sophomore standing

 SOC 4380 – Globalization and Development

3

SOC 3070

 WEST 3040 – Women Around the World

3

WEST 1010 (formerly WEST 2010), or ANTH 1040 

 WEST 3480 – Global Women’s Issues

3

 

TOTAL credit hours

(15)

 

 

For more information, check out the Globalization Cross-Discipline Core page.

Course Number and Title

HRS

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites

Choose one core course:

(3)

 

 EDUC 1000 – Intro to Inclusive Education (or)

3

 

 IECE 1000 – Intro to Inclusive Early Childhood Education

3

 

Choose four or more electives:

(12)

 

 EDUC 2000 – Intro to Educational Psychology

3

 

 EDUC 2100 – Intro to Technology in Education

3

 

 EDUC 2200 – Children’s Literature

3

 

 EDUC 2300 – Health & PE for Educators

3

 

 EDUC 2400 – Arts Integration for Educators

3

 

 EDUC 2600 – Integrated Science I

3

 

 EDUC 2650 – Integrated Science II

3

 

 EDUC 2700 – School, Society, and Diversity

3

 

 EDUC 3800 – ESL for Educators

3

Junior or Senior standing

 IECE 1010 – Inclusive Child Development

3

 

 IECE 1020 – Learning Through Play

3

 

 IECE 2000 – Collaborative Partnerships in Early Childhood

3

 

 IECE 2100 – Foundations of Social Emotional Learning and Trauma Sensitive Practice

3

 

 IECE 2200 – Designing Inclusive Child Centered Curriculum

3

 

 IECE 2500 – Relationships, Positive Guidance, Behavior Supports

3

 

 IECE 3500 – Young Dual Language Learners and Family Literacy

3

 

 IECE 3600 – Culturally Responsive Leadership and Practices in Early Childhood

3

 

 IECE 4020 – Creating Positive Classroom Communities

3

 

 UTED 1010 – Step 1 Inquiry Approaches to Teaching (STEM)

1

 

 UTED 1020 – Step 2 Inquiry-based lesson Design (STEM)

1

UTED 1010

 UTED 2010 – Knowing and Learning in Science and Mathematics

3

 

 UTLS 3030 – Perspectives on Science and Math

3

 

 LEAD 1000 – American Foundations of Education

3

 

 LEAD 1600 – Leading Teams and Organizations

3

 

 LEAD 2010 – Citizenship through Community Service

3

 

 COUN 2000 – Introduction to Human Services

3

 

 COUN 2040 – Human Growth & Development

3

 

 COUN 4750 – Mental Health Triage and First Aid

3

 

 COUN 4000 – Introduction to the Counseling Profession

3

 

 SPED 3000 – Disability Studies in Education

3

 

 SPED 3001 – Introduction to Special Education

3

 

 SPED 3004 – Self Determination and Transition

3

 

 SPED 4020 – Significant Support Needs

3

 

 SPED 4021 – Designing Positive Classroom Environments

3

 

 SPED 4022 – Consultation and Collaboration

3

 

TOTAL credit hours

(15)

 

 

For more information, check out the Inclusive Education Cross-Discipline Core page.