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Fall 1999 Core Information

Approved Core Curriculum Courses

IX. SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES ***
(3 HOURS)

Three hours from approved courses listed below in:

***
Please note:
This page reflects the requirements of the UH Core implemented Fall 2007. If your degree plan is anchored to the Fall 1999 Core, please see the Fall 1999 Core page for more information, and see an advisor for any questions you may have about your degree plan requirements. See also: General Information about the Fall 2007 and Fall 1999 UH Cores.

 


Anthropology

  ANTH 1300 Introduction to Anthropology
  ANTH 2301 Introduction to Physical Anthropology
  ANTH 2302 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
  ANTH 2303 Introduction to Archeology
  ANTH 2305 World Archeology
  ANTH 4310 Theories of Culture
     

Communication Disorders

  COMD 2339 Speech, Hearing and Language Development of the Normal Child
     

Cultural and Urban Studies

  CUST 2300 Introduction to Asian American Studies
     

Economics

  ECON 2301 Global Economic Concepts
  ECON 2304 Microeconomic Principles
  ECON 2305 Macroeconomic Principles
  ECON 3332 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
   

Geography

  GEOG 1301 Human Use of the Earth
  GEOG 2340 World Realms
   

Hotel and Restaurant Management

HRMA 2365 Tourism
   

Kinesiology

KIN 1304 Public Health Issues in Physical Activity and Obesity
   

Political Science

  POLS 1333 Introduction to Political Science
  POLS 1335 World Politics
   

Psychology

  PSYC 1300 Introduction to Psychology
  PSYC 2350 Child Development
  PSYC 2351 Psychology of Adolescence
   

Sociology

  SOC 1300 Introduction to Sociology
  SOC 1301 Honors Introduction to Sociology
  SOC 3312 Sociology of Deviance
     

Technology

  TECH 1313 Impact of Modern Technology on Society
   

   
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