Associate in Liberal Arts Social and Behavioral Science Emphasic

Humanities and Social Sciences Segmentation

The intent of this degree is to prepare students for careers and/or higher education in the social sciences, mostly, or in the specific disciplines within the the overall social science designation. This degree emphasizes the nature of individual and collective human being beliefs; our interactions; the political economical, social, and psychological structures and institutions of human beings; and the challenges of developing and sustaining interpersonal and intercultural relationships. This caste volition heighten their ability to explain how groups and subgroups operate to brand responsible political, moral, and social decisions.
Select at to the lowest degree ane course (3 units minimum) from each category. Select boosted 9 units from any course not already used in category i, 2, or three for a total of eighteen units.This degree requires the completion of General Education coursework plus the following:

Required Courses

Course Prefix Course Name Units
Core Courses
Select at least ane course from each of the 3 categories 9
Category 1: Psychology, Folklore and Homo Development:
Cull a minimum of 3 units from the following 3

BIOL v

Contemporary Wellness Issues

BIOL 13

Homo Reproduction, Evolution and Crumbling

BIOL 15

Human Sexuality

or BIOL 15H

Human being Sexuality - Honors

CHLD 1

Child, Family, School and Community

CHLD 10

Child Growth and Lifespan Development

or CHLD 10H

Child Growth and Lifespan Development - Honors

CHLD 11

Kid and Adolescent Development

PSYC 1A

Introduction to Psychology

or PSYC 1AH

Introduction to Psychology - Honors

PSYC 1B

Biological Psychology

PSYC 14

Developmental Psychology

PSYC 15

Introduction to Child Psychology

PSYC 19

Aberrant Psychology

PSYC 25

The Psychology of Women

PSYC 26

Psychology of Sexuality

SOC 1

Introduction to Sociology

or SOC 1H

Introduction to Folklore - Honors

SOC ii

Gimmicky Social Issues

or SOC 2H

Contemporary Social Problems - Honors

SOC four

Introduction to Gerontology

SOC v

Introduction to Criminology

or SOC 5H

Introduction to Criminology - Honors

SOC 14

Marriage and the Family

or SOC 14H

Marriage and the Family - Honors

SOC fifteen

Child Development

SOC twenty

Introduction to Race and Ethnicity

or SOC 20H

Introduction to Race and Ethnicity - Honors

SOC 40

Introduction to Sex and Gender Roles
Category 2: Anthropology, Geography and Biology equally it relates to Lodge
Choose a minimum of three units from the following: iii

ANTH 1

Biological Anthropology

or ANTH 1H

Biological Anthropology - Honors

ANTH 1L

Biological Anthropology Laboratory

ANTH 4

Archeology

ANTH 5

Cultural Anthropology

or ANTH 5H

Cultural Anthropology - Honors

ANTH 6

Language and Culture: An Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology

ANTH thirty

The Native American

BIOL vi

Humans and the Surroundings

BIOL 6L

Humans and the Environment Laboratory

BIOL 17

Neurobiology and Behavior

BIOL 25

Conservation Biology

GEOG 1

Physical Geography

GEOG 1H

Physical Geography - Honors

GEOG 1L

Physical Geography Laboratory

GEOG 1LH

Physical Geography Laboratory - Honors

GEOG 2

Human Geography

GEOG 2H

Human Geography - Honors

GEOG 5

Globe Regional Geography

GEOG viii

Urban Geography

GEOG thirty

Geography of California

PUBH 24

Introduction to Public Health

PUBH 26

Introduction to Global Public Health

PUBH 27

Public Health and the Environment
Category three: Economic science, History, and Political Science
Choose a minimum of three units from the post-obit: three

AGAG 1

Nutrient Production, Land Use, and Politics - A Global Perspective

BUSC 1A

Principles of Economics - Macroeconomics

or BUSC 1AH

Principles of Economic science - Macroeconomics - Honors

BUSC 1B

Principles of Economics - Microeconomics

or BUSC 1BH

Principles of Economic science - Microeconomics - Honors

BUSM 50

World Culture: A Business concern Perspective

HIST one

History of the United States

HIST 3

Globe History: Prehistoric to Early Modernistic

or HIST 3H

World History: Prehistoric to Early Modernistic - Honors

HIST iv

World History: Early Modern to the Nowadays

or HIST 4H

World History: Early Modern to the Nowadays - Honors

HIST 7

History of the Usa to 1877

or HIST 7H

History of the Us to 1877 - Honors

HIST 8

History of the United states of america from 1865

or HIST 8H

History of the United States from 1865 - Honors

HIST 30

History of the African American 1619-1877

HIST 31

History of the African American

HIST 35

History of Africa

HIST 36

Women in American History

HIST 39

California History

HIST 40

History of the Mexican American

POLI one

Introduction to American Government and Politics

POLI 1H

Introduction to American Government and Politics - Honors

POLI 2

Comparative Politics

POLI 9

International Relations

POLI 10

Ecology Politics

POLI 25

Latino Politics in the United States

POLI 35

African American/Black Politics
Recommended Electives

MATH 110

Uncomplicated Statistics

or MATH 110H

Elementary Statistics - Honors

PSYC 10

Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences

SPCH vii

Intercultural Communication

SOC 23

Introduction to Statistics in Sociology and Social Sciences

SPCH 26

Interpersonal Communication

or SPCH 26H

Interpersonal Advice - Honors

PSYC 3

Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology

LIBR 1

Library Research Methods and Resources
Total Units eighteen

Programme Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this program, a pupil will be able to:

  • Analyze cultural and gender multifariousness in humans.
  • Explain the development of the person within lodge.
  • Explain how biological science relates to behavior or society.
  • Discuss historical and political implications on order.

    Review

    Pupil Learning Outcomes (SLOs) for this plan.

Looking for guidance? A advisor can assistance. This Guided Pathways for Success (GPS) is a suggested sequence of coursework needed for programme completion. It is non an official educational plan. Schedule an appointment with a counselor or advisor as presently every bit possible to create an individualized Mountie Academic Program (MAP) specific to your goals and needs.

Plan of Report Grid
Fall Term 1 Units
ENGL 1A Freshman Composition 4 4
AA/S MATH Meet AA/AS Math Comptcy Req 5 5
three additional units from option requirements 3
Units 9
Wintertime Term 1
SPCH 1A Public Speaking iv four
AA/Due south KINES Phys Ed (KIN) Activity Class .5 3
Units 7
Spring Term 1
AA/South ARTS Surface area C-1 Arts Course 3 3
AA/S USHIS Area D-1 Hist/Pol Sc Course iii three
AA/S LIFE Area Due east Lifelong Undrstg Course 3 iii
3 additional units from choice requirements 3
Units 9
Summer Term 1
AA/S ELECT Caste Appl Course (Elective) iii ane-3
Units i-iii
Fall Term 2
AA/S ELECT Caste Appl Class (Elective) 3 1-3
AA/Southward ELECT Caste Appl Course (Elective) 3 1-3
AA/South ELECT Degree Appl Course (Constituent) 3 1-3
3 additional units from selection requirements 3
Units 3-nine
Winter Term 2
AA/S ELECT Caste Appl Course (Elective) three one-3
AA/Southward ELECT Caste Appl Form (Elective) 3 ane-three
Take electives to achieve 60 degree applicable units 0
Units 2-half dozen
Leap Term two
AA/Due south SCNCE Area B-1 or B-2 Science Course three 3-5
AA/S ELECT Degree Appl Course (Elective) 3 1-iii
AA/S ELECT Degree Appl Course (Elective) 3 ane-3
AA/S ELECT Degree Appl Class (Elective) 3 i-3
Social Behavioral Sciences accent, AA A8991 1
Submit petition to Admissions Records Submit petition to Admissions Records
Units 6-14
Total Units 37-57

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