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Articulation Agreement by Major
Effective during the 10-11 Academic Year
To: San Francisco State |From: Chabot College
10-11 General Catalog Semester| Semester
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====Africana Studies, BA====

Second year written composition is a prerequisite to the upper division
Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR) course in the major.
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ENG 214 Second Year Written (3)|ENGL 4 Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition-English | Writing About Literature
| OR
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|ENGL 7 Critical Thinking and (3)
| Writing Across
| Disciplines
A minimum grade of C is required.

OR | OR
An Equivalent Course Although not articulated to SF State's English 214, the
____________________:
following course(s) will satisfy SF State's Second Year Composition Requirement
which meets the prerequisite for Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement
(GWAR).
Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

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Lower division requirements:
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AFRS 101 Introduction to Africana (3)|No course articulated
Studies |
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AFRS 200 Introduction to Black (3)|No course articulated
Psychology |
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AFRS 201 Kemet, Afrocentricity, (3)|No course articulated
and the Dawn of Science |
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AFRS 210 Introduction to Africana (3)|ENGL 21 The Evolution of the (3)
Literature | Black Writer
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Black Humanities Emphasis:
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AFRS 221 Afro-American Music: A (3)|No course articulated
20th Century Survey |
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AFRS 225 Images and Issues in (3)|No course articulated
Black Visual Media |
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Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

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Africana Studies, BA (continued)
Black Behavioral and Social Sciences Emphasis:
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AFRS 111 Black Cultures and (3)|No course articulated
Personalities |
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Family Studies |
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Please see the San Francisco State University Bulletin for additional
requirements and upper division courses or visit the SFSU web site at
http://www.sfsu.edu.
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END OF MAJOR

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====American Indian Studies, BA====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Core Courses (lower division):
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AIS 100 Intro American Indian (3)|No course articulated
Studies |
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AIS 150 American Indian History in (3)|No course articulated
United States |
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AIS 160 Survey of Native (3)|No course articulated
California |
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AIS 205 American Indians and U.S. (3)|No course articulated
Laws |
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Lower division electives:
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AIS 162 American Indian Oral (3)|No course articulated
Literature |
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AIS 235 American Indians: Image (3)|No course articulated
and Issues in the Mass |
Media |
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AIS 230 Urban Indians (3)|No course articulated
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American Indian Studies, BA (continued)
AIS 260 American Indian Health and (3)|No course articulated
Cultural Recovery |
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END OF MAJOR

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====American Studies, BA====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Courses required for this major (or concentration/emphasis) are upper division
level courses. Some of these courses may have prerequisite requirements that
may be met at the lower division level.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Anthropology, BA====
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| OR
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| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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ANTH 100 Introduction to (3)|ANTH 1 Biological/Physical (3)
Biological Anthropology | Anthropology
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ANTH 110 Introduction to (3)|ANTH 2 Introduction to (3)
Archaeology | Archaeology: Prehistory
| and Culture Growth
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ANTH 120 Introductory Social and (3)|ANTH 3 Social and Cultural (3)
Cultural Anthropology | Anthropology
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END OF MAJOR

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====Apparel Design and Merchandising, BS====

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| OR
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| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Apparel Design and Merchandising, BS (continued)
The B.S. in Apparel Design and Merchandising prepares students for a career in
the fashion industry including apparel design, manufacturing, promotion and
retail companies. Two emphases are offered, Apparel Design and Fashion
Merchandising. A common core of classes enables students to develop a consumer
and socially conscious approach to the industry and a basic knowledge of the
field including career opportunities, terminology, and professional practices as
applied to the industry.
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Application Filing Period. The Apparel Design and Merchandising program is
impacted which means there are more applications than capacity. Transfer student
applications for admission to this major are accepted by the University's Office
of Undergraduate Admissions only during the application filing period of October
1 to November 30 (for admission the following fall). No late applications or
applications for spring will be considered. Both new transfer and on-campus
students wishing to change majors, are required to submit an additional
departmental application which is due February 15. See departmental website for
supplemental program application (http://cfsd.sfsu.edu).
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Writing Competence: Good writing skills are necessary for success in the major.
Second year written composition (ENG 214 or equivalent) with a grade of C- or
better is required to take ADM 360, the beginning of the sequence of upper
division ADM courses.
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Degree Requirements: All major courses must be passed with a letter grade of C-
or better. A prescribed sequence of courses must be adhered to as some classes
are offered only in the fall or spring semesters.
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Prerequisite Courses:
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College-level drawing class such as the |No course articulated
class(es)listed: |
OR | OR
ART 231 Drawing 1 (3)|ART 2A Introduction to Drawing (3)
| OR
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|ART 2B Drawing and Composition (3)
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ADM 260 Textiles (3)|INTD 55 Introduction to (3)
| Textiles
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ADM 265 Introduction to the (3)|No course articulated
Fashion Industry |
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ECON 100 Intro. to Macroeconomic (3)|ECON 2 Principles of (3)
Analysis | Macroeconomics
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ECON 101 Intro. to Microeconomic (3)|ECON 1 Principles of (3)
Analysis | Microeconomics
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Apparel Design and Merchandising, BS (continued)
ID 240 Color and Design (3)|INTD 54 Principles of Interior (3)
| Design
| __
OR
|ART 10 & _ Design and Materials (3)
|ART 11 Design, Materials and (3)
| Color
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Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's General |No course articulated
Psychology: |
OR | OR
PSY 200 General Psychology (3)|PSY 1 General Psychology (3)
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A few lower division courses are included in the emphases. The following are
among the lower division choices and electives.
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ACCT 100 Introduction to Financial (3)|BUS 1A & _ Financial Accounting (4)
Accounting |BUS 1B Managerial Accounting (4)
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ACCT 101 Introduction to (3)|BUS 1B Managerial Accounting (4)
Managerial Accounting |
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ACCT 100 &
_ Introduction to Financial (3)|BUS 1A & _ Financial Accounting (4)
ACCT 101 Introduction to (3)|
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ADM 261 Apparel Construction (3)|No course articulated
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ADM 262 Fashion Illustration (3)|No course articulated
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ART 222 Introduction to Textile (3)|No course articulated
Art |
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ISYS 263 Introduction to (3)|CSCI 8 & _ Computer Literacy (3)
Information Systems |CAS 54A Microsoft Excel I (3)
| __
OR
|CAS 50 & _ Introduction to (3)
| Computer Application
| Systems
|CAS 54A Microsoft Excel I (3)
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END OF MAJOR

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====Art, BA====
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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The B.A. in Art program provides innovative and rigorous concentrations in art
education, art history, studio art and art history/studio art. The major
requires a minimum of 46 units of art courses, including 12 units of lower
division core requirements, and a minimum of 28 units of upper division work.
For students transferring from other institutions, a minimum of 12 units in

residence is required. Students are required to choose a concentration by their
junior year, after they have finished the 12 unit required program of lower
division core work. Majors are required to be advised yearly. Graduating seniors
are required to submit a senior project at the beginning of the culminating
semester in order to complete the degree program.
Please refer to the SFSU Bulletin for detailed requirements for each emphasis or
contact the department for further information at (415) 338-2176.
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Lower Division Requirements for Core: Art History - select 6 units.
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ART 201 Western Art History I (3)|ARTH 4 Art History - Ancient to (3)
| Gothic
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ART 202 Western Art History II (3)|ARTH 5 Art History - (3)
| Renaissance to Modern
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ART 205 Asian Art History (3)|No course articulated
Same as: HUM 205 |
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Art, BA (continued)
Lower Division Requirements for Core: Studio Art - select 6 units.
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Art |
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| OR
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ART 235 Printmaking 1 (3)|No course articulated
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ART 240 Sculpture 1 (3)|No course articulated
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ART 245 Ceramics 1 (3)|ART 16A Introduction to (3)
| Ceramics I
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ART 260 Photography 1 (3)|PHOT 50 Introduction to (3)
| Photography
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END OF MAJOR

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====Asian American Studies, BA====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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AA S 200 History of Asian (3)|No course articulated
Americans |
OR | OR
ETHS 220 Asians in America (3)|No course articulated
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AA S 206 Intro. to Asian American (3)|No course articulated
Literature |
OR | OR
ETHS 210 Asian American Culture (3)|No course articulated
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AA S 205 Asian Americans and (3)|No course articulated
American Ideals and |
Institutions |
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END OF MAJOR

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====Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, BS====

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| OR
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| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Two concentrations are available in the B.S. in Atmospheric and Oceanic
Sciences:
B.S. in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences: Concentration in Meteorology
B.S. in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences: Concentration in Oceanography
Foundation Science Courses (33 units) consist of the following:
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CHEM 115 Gen Chem I: Essential (5)|CHEM 1A General College (5)
Concepts of Chemistry | Chemistry I
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MATH 226 Calculus I (4)|MTH 1 Calculus I (5)
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MATH 227 Calculus II (4)|MTH 2 Calculus II (5)
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MATH 228 Calculus III (4)|MTH 3 Multivariable Calculus (5)
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MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (4)|MTH 1 &
_ Calculus I (5)
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MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
MATH 227 &
_ Calculus II (4)|MTH 2 &
_ Calculus II (5)
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Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, BS (continued)
MATH 245 Elementary Differential (3)|MTH 4 &_ Elementary Differential (3)
Equations and Linear | Equations
Algebra |MTH 6 Elementary Linear Algebra (3)
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PHYS 220 General Physics with (3)|No course articulated
Calculus I |
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Calculus I Laboratory |
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PHYS 220 &
_ General Physics with (3)|PHYS 4A General Physics I (5)
Calculus I |
PHYS 222 General Physics with (1)|
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PHYS 230 &
_ General Physics with (3)|PHYS 4B General Physics II (5)
Calculus II |
Calculus II Laboratory |
OR | OR
PHYS 240 &
_ General Physics with (3)|PHYS 4C General Physics III (5)
Calculus III |
Calculus III Laboratory |
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METR 200 Physical Processes in the (3)|No course articulated
Atmosphere |
Same as: OCN 200 |
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Atmosphere |
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Concentration in Oceanography
The following are lower division choices in this concentration:
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GEOL 110 Physical Geology (4)|No course articulated
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BIOL 230 Introductory Biology I (5)|No course articulated
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BIOL 240 Introductory Biology II (5)|No course articulated
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Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, BS (continued)
BIOL 230 &
_ Introductory Biology I (5)|BIOL 2A &
_ Principles of Biology (5)
BIOL 240 Introductory Biology II (5)|BIOL 2B Principles of Biology (5)
| __
OR
|BIOL 2 &_ Principles of (5)
| Cell/Molecular Biology
| and Genetics
|BIOL 4 &_ Principles of Animal (4)
| Biology and Evolution
|BIOL 6 Principles of Plant (4)
| Biology and Ecology
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====Biochemistry, BS====
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| OR
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| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry is designed for those students who wish
to be particularly well qualified in the rapidly expanding fields between
biology and chemistry. The extensive laboratory training program provides
exceptional preparation for careers in biotechnology and enjoys a favorable
reputation among biotechnology companies in the Bay Area. This degree provides a
strong foundation for a graduate degree in biochemistry, and it is an excellent
degree choice for entry into medical or dental college.
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CHEM 215 Gen Chem II: Quant Appl (3)|CHEM 1B General College (5)
of Chem Concepts | Chemistry II
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CHEM 216 General Chemistry II: (2)|No course articulated
Laboratory |
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CHEM 215 &
_ Gen Chem II: Quant Appl (3)|CHEM 1B General College (5)
CHEM 216 General Chemistry II: (2)|
Laboratory |
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Biochemistry, BS (continued)
CHEM 115 &
_ Gen Chem I: Essential (5)|CHEM 1A &_ General College (5)
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (4)|MTH 1 &_ Calculus I (5)
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Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's |No course articulated
Introductory Biology I: |
OR | OR
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Select one set of the following:
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Set one:
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PHYS 111 &
_ General Physics I (3)|PHYS 2A Introduction to Physics (4)
PHYS 112 General Physics I (1)| I
Laboratory |
AND | AND
PHYS 121 &
_ General Physics II (3)|PHYS 2B Introduction to Physics (4)
PHYS 122 General Physics II Lab (1)| II
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Set two:
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PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
AND | AND
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
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END OF MAJOR

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====Biology: Concentration in Botany, BS====

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| OR
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| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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BIOL 230 &
_ Introductory Biology I (5)|BIOL 2A &_ Principles of Biology (5)
| __
OR
|BIOL 2 & _ Principles of (5)
| and Genetics
|BIOL 4 & _ Principles of Animal (4)
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CHEM 130 General Organic Chemistry (3)|CHEM 8 Survey of Organic (6)
| Chemistry
| __
OR
|CHEM 12A &_ Organic Chemistry (5)
|CHEM 12B Organic Chemistry (5)
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Biology: Concentration in Botany, BS (continued)
Units selected from the following: 16-17
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Laboratory |
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CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Calculus |No course articulated
I: |
OR | OR
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MATH 226 &
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PHYS 111 General Physics I (3)|No course articulated
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Laboratory |
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PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
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PHYS 121 General Physics II (3)|No course articulated
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PHYS 122 General Physics II Lab (1)|No course articulated
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PHYS 121 &
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PHYS 111 &
_ General Physics I (3)|PHYS 2A &_ Introduction to Physics (4)
PHYS 112 &
_ General Physics I (1)| I
Laboratory |PHYS 2B Introduction to Physics (4)
PHYS 121 &
_ General Physics II (3)| II
PHYS 122 General Physics II Lab (1)|
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Biology: Concentration in Botany, BS (continued)
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END OF MAJOR

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====Biology: Concentration in Cell & Molecular Biology, BS====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
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Laboratory |
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Biology: Concentration in Cell & Molecular Biology, BS (continued)
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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CHEM 115 &
_ Gen Chem I: Essential (5)|CHEM 1A &
_ General College (5)
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Calculus |No course articulated
I: |
OR | OR
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One course from the following:
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CSC 210 Introduction to Computer (3)|CSCI 14 Introduction to (4)
Programming | Structured Programming
| in C++
| __
OR
|CSCI 15 Object-Oriented (4)
| Programming Methods in
| C++
OR | OR
MATH 124 Elementary Statistics (3)|MTH 35 Statistics for Business (4)
| Majors
| OR
__
|MTH 43 Introduction to (4)
| Probability and
| Statistics
OR | OR
OR | OR
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Laboratory |
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PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
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Biology: Concentration in Cell & Molecular Biology, BS (continued)
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PHYS 121 &
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PHYS 111 &
_ General Physics I (3)|PHYS 2A &
_ Introduction to Physics (4)
PHYS 112 &
PHYS 121 &
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Students who plan to study for a PhD should complete at least two semesters of
calculus and one semester of physical chemistry.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Biology: Concentration in Ecology, BS====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
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| Chemistry
| __
OR
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Biology: Concentration in Ecology, BS (continued)
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Laboratory |
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CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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MATH 226 &
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Laboratory |
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PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
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PHYS 121 &
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PHYS 111 &
PHYS 112 &
PHYS 121 &
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END OF MAJOR

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====Biology: Concentration in Marine Biology and Limnology, BS====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
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| Chemistry
| __
OR
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Biology: Concentration in Marine Biology and Limnology, BS (continued)
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Laboratory |
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CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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MATH 226 &
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Laboratory |
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PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
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PHYS 121 &
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PHYS 111 &
PHYS 112 &
PHYS 121 &
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END OF MAJOR

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====Biology: Concentration in Microbiology, BS====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
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Laboratory |
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Biology: Concentration in Microbiology, BS (continued)
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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CHEM 115 &
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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Laboratory |
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PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
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PHYS 121 &
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PHYS 111 &
PHYS 112 &
PHYS 121 &
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| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
OR | OR
OR | OR

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Biology: Concentration in Microbiology, BS (continued)
OR | OR
| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
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END OF MAJOR

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====Biology: Concentration in Physiology, BS====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
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Laboratory |
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Biology: Concentration in Physiology, BS (continued)
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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CHEM 115 &
_ Gen Chem I: Essential (5)|CHEM 1A &_ General College (5)
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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| Chemistry
| __
OR
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| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
OR | OR
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Set one:
PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
AND | AND
PHYS 121 &
OR | OR
Set two:
PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
AND | AND

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Biology: Concentration in Physiology, BS (continued)
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
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END OF MAJOR

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====Biology: Concentration in Zoology, BS====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
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| Chemistry
| __
OR
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Biology: Concentration in Zoology, BS (continued)
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Laboratory |
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CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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MATH 226 &
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Laboratory |
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PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
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PHYS 121 &
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END OF MAJOR

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====Biology: General, BA====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
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| Chemistry
| __
OR
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Biology: General, BA (continued)
Chemistry II: |
OR | OR
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Laboratory |
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PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
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PHYS 121 &
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PHYS 111 &
PHYS 112 &
PHYS 121 &
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| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
OR | OR
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END OF MAJOR

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====Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts, BA====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The B.A. in Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts is offered at SFSU by
the Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts (BECA) Department.
The B.A. program includes a core drawn from classes in the history and structure
of electronic media, media aesthetics, media research, audio and video
production, media ethics and regulation, mass communication theory and
criticism, and writing and performance for the electronic media. In addition,
students may elect to pursue one of the nine areas of emphasis within the
department: audio production and recording, broadcast journalism, business
aspects of the electronic media, educational and instructional media, mass
communication theory and criticism, interactive media, radio production and
programming, television/video production, and writing for the electronic media,
or they can design an individualized area of emphasis in consultation with a
department adviser.
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Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts, BA (continued)
Application Filing Periods
Applications for admission to the broadcast and electronic communication arts

major are accepted by the University's Office of Enrollment Services only during
the application filing periods of October 1 to November 30 (for admission the
following fall) and August 1 to Septempber 30 (for admission the following
spring). Applications received outside of these two filing periods will not be
considered.
Change of Major Applicants
Undeclared majors and students enrolled in other disciplines at San Francisco

State University who seek to change their major to broadcast and electronic
communication arts must complete the 9 units of prerequisite core classes with a
grade of C or better in each (BECA 200, 300, 340) before applying for a change
of major. Note: Because of high demand, enrollment priority is given to BECA
major students in the prerequisite core courses, as well as in many other
departmental classes.
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Degree Requirements
The major includes a core requirement of 25 units and an additional requirement

of 20 units of electives in an area of emphasis drawn from the broadcast and
electronic communication arts curriculum. Enrollment in some departmental
courses is restricted to BECA majors, and courses numbered 300 and above are not
open to freshmen. Enrollment in courses requiring "departmental permission" is
contingent upon satisfactory completion of 9 units of prerequisite core courses.
Students majoring in broadcast and electronic communication arts are encouraged

to take additional course work in other disciplines related to their program of
study in broadcast and electroniccommunication arts.
Prerequisite Core and Departmental Permission: All broadcast and electronic

communication arts majors must complete the prerequisite core courses (BECA 200,
300, 340) with a grade of C or better in each (C- is not acceptable). Completion
of the core fulfills the departmental permission requirement, which is a
condition for enrollment in the production sequence and many other advanced
classes. The prerequisite core courses are normally taken during the sophomore
year. Transfer students admitted to San Francisco State as broadcast and
electronic communication arts majors should plan to complete the prerequisite
core during the first semester of their junior year. A minimum of 6 of the 9
units must be completed at San Francisco State.
Writing Competence: Second year written composition (ENG 214 or equivalent) with
a grade of C or better is a prerequisite for BECA 300 GW, Broadcast and
Electronic Communication Arts Research. BECA majors who successfully complete
BECA 300 GW in Spring 2009 or thereafter will have satisfied the University
Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR). Students may improve their
skills by taking composition courses or by completing writing tutorials..
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Prerequisite Core
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BECA 200 Introduction to (3)|MCOM 40 Introduction to (3)
Electronic Communications | Broadcasting
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Lower Division Courses from Core Foundation Areas and Areas of Emphasis:
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BECA 230 Audio Production I (3)|MCOM 50 Radio Studio Techniques (3)
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BECA 231 Audio Laboratory (1)|MCOM 58 KCRH Radio Experience (3)
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BECA 240 Video Production (3)|MCOM 60 Television Studio (3)
| Techniques I
| __
OR
|MCOM 61 Television Studio (3)
| Techniques II
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BECA 241 Video Laboratory (1)|MCOM 60 Television Studio (3)
| Techniques I
| __
OR
|MCOM 68 KCTH Television (3)
| Experience
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END OF MAJOR

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====Business Administration, BS====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The College of Business at SFSU continually reviews its existing articulation
agreements with other colleges to ensure consistent and uniform curricula
between institutions. This may result in the elimination, addition,
substitution, or modification of agreements regarding approved courses.
The College of Business faculty will honor articulation agreements meeting the
following condition:
The articulation agreement was in effect at the time the student completed the
course in question. (A one-semester transition period will be allowed at the
time the articulation agreement changes, in which case either the previously
approved course or the newly approved one may be taken. At the close of the
transition period, the new articulation agreement will be in effect.)
Contact the SFSU College of Business Student Services Center (BUS 112,
415-405-3531, http://cob.sfsu.edu/COB/portal_student/index.cfm or e-mail
cobssc@sfsu.edu) with questions not covered by this statement.
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Prerequisites to Core Courses
In addition to the following, students are advised to complete their GE Oral

Communication, First Year Written Composition, and Second Year Written
Composition courses as prerequisites to core courses.
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Business Administration, BS (continued)
DS 110 Mathematical Analysis for (3)|MTH 1 Calculus I (5)
Business | OR
__
|MTH 15 Applied Calculus I (3)
OR | OR
MATH 110 Business Calculus (3)|MTH 15 Applied Calculus I (3)
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Important Tip for Transfers:
Before advancing to upper division business courses, business majors and

hospitality management majors will be required to demonstrate proficiency in the
use of information systems in a business environment. The requirement may be
met either by
1. passing the ISYS 263 Waiver Exam at SFSU. See the SFSU Testing Center web
site at http://www.sfsu.edu/~testing/, or
2. taking ISYS 263 or its equivalent listed below:
ISYS 263 Introduction to (3)|CSCI 8 & _ Computer Literacy (3)

| __
OR
|CAS 50 & _ Introduction to (3)
| Systems
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ACCT 100 Introduction to Financial (3)|BUS 1A &_ Financial Accounting (4)
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ACCT 100 &
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Business Administration, BS (continued)
DS 212 Business Statistics I (3)|MTH 35 Statistics for Business (4)
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
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COMM 250 Argumentation and (4)|COMM 46 Argumentation and (3)
Advocacy | Debate
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No more than six units of core courses may be graded on a CR/NC basis and
applied toward graduation at SFSU (except in cases of credit by examination).
Students must earn a C- or better in core business courses being used as
prerequisites for other core business courses. Students who received grades of
D+, D, or D- before spring 2005 will be given an exception to this rule for any
such courses.
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Concentrations include Accounting, Decision Sciences, Electronic Commerce
Systems, Entrepreneurial/Small Business Management, Finance, Information
Systems, International Business, Management, and Marketing.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Chemistry, BA====
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry is particularly well-suited for those students
whose career goals involve the integration of chemistry with other fields. This
program provides excellent preparation for pre-medical students and high school
science teachers, as well as those who will pursue further studies in the
pharmaceutical sciences, veterinary medicine, and dentistry. Additionally, the
B.A. in Chemistry may be combined with a minor in engineering, business, social
sciences, the humanities, or the arts to provide the student with a unique
synthesis of experience applicable to careers in patent law, management, sales,
marketing, chemical engineering, regulatory affairs, technical writing,
scientific journalism, library science, environmental protection, and art
restoration. Students who are considering teaching chemistry should consult with
a credential adviser in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry before
planning the major. Specific courses in competency assessment are required for
the credential program.
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Laboratory |
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CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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CHEM 115 &
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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Chemistry, BA (continued)
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MATH 226 &
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Set one:
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PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
AND | AND
PHYS 121 &
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Set two:
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PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
AND | AND
Physics with Calculus III & Lab: |
OR | OR
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
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CHEM 233 Organic Chemistry I (3)|No course articulated
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Laboratory |
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CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry I (3)|No course articulated
CHEM 234 Organic Chemistry I (2)|
Laboratory |
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Chemistry, BA (continued)
CHEM 335 Organic Chemistry II (3)|No course articulated
The agreement above involves articulation of a lower division course with an
upper division course at SFSU. Courses are approved as alike but not
equivalent. The course need not be repeated at SFSU, but upper division unit
minimums of the major and degree still apply.
Note: This statement only applies to articulations between lower division

courses at transfer institutions and upper division courses at SF State.
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Laboratory |

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CHEM 335 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)|No course articulated
CHEM 336 Organic Chemistry II (3)|
Laboratory |

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END OF MAJOR

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====Chemistry, BS====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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CHEM 115 &
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
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Chemistry, BS (continued)
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MATH 226 &
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MATH 226 &
MATH 227 &
_ Calculus II (4)|MTH 2 &_ Calculus II (5)
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Calculus I |
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PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
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Calculus II |
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PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
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Physics with Calculus III & Lab: |
OR | OR
Calculus III |
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Laboratory |
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CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry I (3)|No course articulated
CHEM 234 Organic Chemistry I (2)|
Laboratory |
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Chemistry, BS (continued)

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Laboratory |

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CHEM 335 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)|No course articulated
CHEM 336 Organic Chemistry II (3)|
Laboratory |

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| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
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END OF MAJOR

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====Child and Adolescent Development, BA====

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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Child and Adolescent Development, BA (continued)
Program Scope
The Bachelor of Arts in Child Development is designed to convey a broad range of

knowledge about child and adolescent development along with applications of this
knowledge to services for children and families, as well as to research and
public policy development. The core requirements introduce the student to child
and adolescent development theory with a strong emphasis on the application of
this knowledge. The degree also includes specialized concentrations which focus
on research and practice related to (1) young child and family, (2) school-age
child and family, (3) youth and family services, (4) public policy and research.
Courses in the major include didactic in-class assignments, research,
observation of children and youth, and a supervised internship.
The degree is designed to meet the education and career needs of students with a
variety of interests. Those who wish to complete a bachelor's degree as well as
a Child Development Permit for work as a licensed child care provider will
choose the Young Child and Family concentration. Students who wish to teach in
elementary schools will choose the School Age Child and Family concentration
which will provide not only subject matter knowledge but a developmental
foundation. Others who wish to prepare for work in social service agencies such
as residential treatment facilities for school-age children/youth and their
families, after school programs, probation, recreation, or community based
programs for children and youth will choose specialized study in either the
School Age Child and Family concentration or the Youth and Family Services
concentration. Finally, students who are preparing for work in research or
policy fields related to children, youth, and families, or who desire a
foundation in child and adolescent development as preparation for advanced study
in disciplines such as education, medicine, psychology, social work, recreation,
counseling, or physical therapy, will select the Research and Public Policy
concentration.
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Advising Recommendation: Students planning to transfer to San Francisco State
University intending to major in Child and Adolescent Development are advised to
complete the general admissions requirements for upper division transfer
students. Please consult the SFSU Bulletin or the SFSU web site at
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For additional information contact the College of Health and Human Services,
Child and Adolescent Development Program, San Francisco State University, 1600
Holloway Avenue, SCI 394, San Francisco, CA 94132, phone number: 415-405-3564,
e-mail: cadp@sfsu.edu, or visit the San Francisco State University Child and
Adolescent Development Program web site, http://cad.sfsu.edu.
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Child and Adolescent Development, BA (continued)
Child and Adolescent Development Major
Transfer Advising
Students may complete pre-transfer courses as prerequisites for the CAD major at
SFSU.
Prerequisite requirement(s) may be met by selecting one course from each set
below:
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Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Child |ECD 51 Prenatal to Early (3)
Development course: | Childhood
| OR
__
|ECD 52 Childhood and (3)
| Adolescence
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Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Children |ECD 62 Child, Family and (3)
and Families course: | Community
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Core for All Concentrations (lower division courses)
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Family Studies |
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Concentration for School Age Child and Family:
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MATH 165 Concepts of Number System (3)|No course articulated
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GEOG 107 World Regions and (3)|No course articulated
Interrelations |
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GEOG 101 Our Physical Environment (3)|GEOG 1 Introduction to Physical (3)
| Geography
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GEOG 102 The Human Environment (3)|GEOG 2 Cultural Geography (3)
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Students must consult with a major advisor upon admission to SFSU.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Chinese, BA====
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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CHIN 101 First Semester Chinese (5)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHIN 102 Second Semester Chinese (5)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHIN 103 Third Semester Chinese (5)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHIN 250 Intermediate Chinese (3)|No course articulated
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END OF MAJOR

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====Cinema, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Prerequisite Requirements. At the time of admission to the university, no
special permission, application or portfolio is required to declare a major in
Cinema. However, before advancing to the 300-level or higher courses, all
cinema majors must:
-- Successfully complete the prerequisite core course CINE 203 with a grade of C
or better.
-- Complete their lower division requirements (including Segment II) of the

General Education requirements at SFSU or the equivalent at another institution.
Change of Major Applicants. Undeclared majors and students enrolled in other

disciplines at San Francisco State University who seek to change their major to
cinema must:
-- Successfully complete the prerequisite core course CINE 203 with a grade of C
or better.
-- Complete their lower division requirements (including Segment II) of the

General Education requirements at SFSU or the equivalent at another institution.
Please check the SFSU Bulletin, the SFSU web site at www.sfsu.edu, or the Cinema
Department for application filing periods.
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Cinema, BA (continued)
CINE 203 Introduction to Film (3)|No course articulated
Studies and Production |
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END OF MAJOR

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====Civil Engineering, BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Transfers are encouraged to participate in the SFSU orientation program for new
students (415-338-3060), as well as the Engineering Orientation meeting on
Advising Days through the School of Engineering, SFSU, (415-338-1174).
The School of Engineering web site is http://engineering.sfsu.edu/.

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ENG 114 First Year Written (3)|ENGL 1A Critical Reading and (3)
Composition | Composition
Same as: ENG 105, ENG 106 |

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

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Civil Engineering, BS (continued)
ENGR 100 Intro to Engineering (1)|ENGR 10 Introduction to (2)
| Engineering
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ENGR 101 Engineering Graphics (1)|ENGR 22 Engineering Design (3)
| Graphics
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ENGR 100 &
_ Intro to Engineering (1)|ENGR 10 &_ Introduction to (2)
ENGR 101 Engineering Graphics (1)| Engineering
|ENGR 22 Engineering Design (3)
| Graphics
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ENGR 102 Statics (3)|ENGR 36 Engineering (3)
| Mechanics-Statics
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ENGR 103 Introduction to Computers (1)|No course articulated
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ENGR 106 Intro to Engineering Lab (1)|ENGR 25 Computational Methods (3)
| for Engineers and
| Scientists
| Same as: MTH 25, PHYS 25
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ENGR 200 Materials of Engineering (3)|ENGR 45 Materials of (3)
| Engineering
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 201 Dynamics (3)|No course articulated
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ENGR 205 Electric Circuits (3)|ENGR 43 Engineering Circuit (4)
| Analysis
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 235 Surveying (3)|No course articulated
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MATH 226 &
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MATH 226 &
MATH 227 &
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Calculus I |
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PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
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Calculus II |
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PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
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Calculus III |
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PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
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PHYS 220 &
_ General Physics with (3)|PHYS 4A &
_ General Physics I (5)
Calculus I |PHYS 4B &
_ General Physics II (5)
PHYS 222 &
PHYS 230 &
_ General Physics with (3)|
Calculus II |
PHYS 232 &
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
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The course equivalencies displayed on this ASSIST page are the result of
agreements between the two institutions and are applicable to this major. They
are not necessarily approved as equivalent for other majors. Please refer to
the appropriate major for applicable course agreements.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Classics, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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There are three basic emphases within the Classics major: Language, Classical
Archaeology, and Philosophy.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Communication Studies, B.A.====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The Communication Studies major consists of upper division courses in Breadth
Area Requirements. Up to 9 units of lower division courses in Communication
Studies may be counted toward the major. Community college equivalents are
listed if they have been articulated with SFSU courses.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Communicative Disorders, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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END OF MAJOR

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====Comparative Literature, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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END OF MAJOR

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====Computer Engineering, BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CSC 213 Fundamentals of Computer (3)|No course articulated.
Science |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Computer Engineering, BS (continued)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 120 Intro to Computer (3)|No course articulated
Engineering |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Analysis
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 206 Circuits and (1)|ENGR 43 Engineering Circuit (4)
Instrumentation Lab | Analysis
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 205 &
_ Electric Circuits (3)|ENGR 43 Engineering Circuit (4)
ENGR 206 Circuits and (1)| Analysis
Instrumentation Lab |
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MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
MATH 227 &
_ Calculus II (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 245 Elementary Differential (3)|MTH 4 &
_ Elementary Differential (3)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus I |
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PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus II |
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PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 220 &
PHYS 222 &
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
PHYS 232 &
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CSC 230 Discrete Mathematical (3)|No course articulated.
Structures for Computer |
Science |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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END OF MAJOR

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====Computer Science, BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Mathematics and Physics (25 units)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 324 Prob. and Statistics with (3)|No course articulated
Computing |

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Computer Science, BS (continued)
MATH 325 Linear Algebra (3)|MTH 6 Elementary Linear Algebra (3)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus I |
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PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
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Calculus II |
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PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
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The following articulation displays PHYS 240 and PHYS 242 which are not required
for this major but listed because they are part of this combined articulation.
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PHYS 220 &
PHYS 222 &
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
PHYS 232 &
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
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Computer Science, BS (continued)
Science Electives (4 units)
Computer science majors must include, among the courses completed for their
major, at least 4 units of approved biological science coursework. Courses that
will satisfy this requirement are courses that may also be used to satisfy their
GE Biological Science Requirement. Other science courses are subject to
approval.
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BIOL 100 Human Biology (3)|No course articulated
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BIOL 101 Human Biology Laboratory (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BIOL 100 &_ Human Biology (3)|BIOL 10 Introduction to the (4)
BIOL 101 Human Biology Laboratory (1)| Science of Biology
| __
OR
|BIOL 31 Introduction to College (4)
| Biology
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Core Courses:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CSC 220 Data Structures (3)|No articulated course.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CSC 230 Discrete Mathematical (3)|No course articulated.
Structures for Computer |
Science |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CSC 256 Machine Structures (3)|No course articulated.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Note: CR/NC grades are not acceptable in courses applied toward the Computer
Science major at SFSU.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Please consult the San Francisco State University Bulletin or the SFSU web site
at http://www.sfsu.edu for additional details on the requirements of this major
and degree.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Criminal Justice Studies, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Students are encouraged to take introductory courses in at least two of the
following six disciplines based on their academic interests prior to entering
the degree program: economics, history, international relations, political
science, psychology, sociology.
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Up to a total of six transfer units in the following Criminal Justice courses
completed at a community college may be counted toward meeting distribution
requirements for the major:
1) Introduction to Criminal Justice [CAN AJ 2] in the "Administration of
Justice" category and/or
2) Concepts of Criminal Law [CAN AJ 4] in the "Legal Studies" category.
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"Introduction to Criminal Justice" course|ADMJ 50 Introduction to (3)
| Administration of
| Justice
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Concepts of Criminal Law" course |ADMJ 60 Criminal Law (3)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Criminal Justice Studies, BA (continued)
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END OF MAJOR

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====Dance, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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MUS 120 Basic Music I (3)|No course articulated
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DANC 170 Integrated Dance (2)|No course articulated
Technique I |
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DANC 232 Dance Composition: (3)|No course articulated
Choreography I |
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Dance technique classes are included in the major. Listed below are examples:
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DANC 160 African-Haitian Dance I (1)|No course articulated
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DANC 163 Ballet I (1)|No course articulated
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DANC 173 Modern Dance I (1)|No course articulated
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DANC 176 Modern Jazz Dance I (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DANC 207 Dance in Cultural Context (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DANC 236 Folklore of Dance: (2)|No course articulated
African Haitian |
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Dance, BA (continued)
DANC 263 Ballet II (2)|No course articulated
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DANC 275 Modern Dance II (2)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DANC 276 Modern Jazz Dance II (2)|No course articulated
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TH A 125 Movement I: Skills (3)|No course articulated
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TH A 125 Movement I: Skills (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TH A 130 Acting Workshop I (3)|THTR 1 Introduction to Acting (3)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dance electives approved for transfer, if|No course articulated
any, include: |
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END OF MAJOR

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====Dietetics, BS====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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Dietetics, BS (continued)
The B.S. in Dietetics is an accredited Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD) and
meets the 2008 Eligibility Requirements and Accreditation Standards of The
Commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education of the American Dietetic
Association. The San Francisco State University Didactic Program in Dietetics is
currently granted continuing accreditation by The Commission on Accreditation
for Dietetics Education of the American Dietetic Association. The program
prepares students for careers in clinical dietetics, foodservice systems
management, and nutrition education position in hospitals, industry, or
government agencies. Most positions require an R.D. (Registered dietitian)
status. See Certificate in Dietetics section of this bulletin.
Application Filing Period: The Dietetics program is impacted which means there
are more applications than capacity. Transfer student applications for admission
to this major are accepted by the University?s Office of Undergraduate
Admissions only during the application filing period of October 1 to November 30
(for admission the following fall). No late applications or applications for
spring will be considered. Both new transfer and on-campus students wishing to
change majors are required to submit an additional departmental application due
March 1. See departmental website for supplemental program application
http://cfsd.sfsu.edu.
Mandatory Advising: Dietetics majors should consult the designated DPD

director/adviser for planning and evaluation of courses transferred from other
institutions and to prepare an Advising Plan for graduation outlining course
sequence. Some major classes will require that this Advising Plan be presented
on the first day of classes. A prescribed sequence of courses must be adhered to
as some classes are offered only in the fall or spring semesters. See Department
office (Burk Hall 329) for information to include in the advising folder.
Students should consult the course description in the current Bulletin for
prerequisites and corequisites.
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Courses in the Dietetics major must be completed with no grade below a C- (all
courses must be taken for a letter grade).
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| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Psychology: |
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
BIOL 210 &
_ General Microbiology and (3)|MICR 1 Microbiology (5)
Public Health |
BIOL 211 General Microbiology and (1)|
Public Health Laboratory |
OR | OR
BIOL 210 General Microbiology and (3)|No course articulated
Public Health |
AND | AND
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Foundation Courses (lower division):
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Chemistry
| __
OR
|CHEM 12A &
_ Organic Chemistry (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DFM 253 Nutrition in Health and (3)|NUTR 1 Nutrition (3)
Disease |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DFM 259 The Profession of (1)|No course articulated
Dietetics |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Selected upper division requirements are listed below (for the benefit of
community colleges) since some community colleges offer comparable lower
division courses.
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BIOL 328 &
_ Human Anatomy (4)|No course articulated
BIOL 610 &
_ Principles of Human (3)|
Physiology |
BIOL 611 Principles of Human (1)|
Physiology Laboratory |

OR | OR

================================================================================
Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Human |ANAT 1 General Human Anatomy (5)
Anatomy: | __
OR
|BIOL 50 Anatomy and Physiology (4)
OR | OR
BIOL 328 Human Anatomy (4)|No course articulated

AND | AND
Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Principles|PHSI 1 Human Physiology (5)
of Human Physiology and Lab: |
OR | OR
BIOL 610 &
_ Principles of Human (3)|No course articulated
Physiology |

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ACCT 100 Introduction to Financial (3)|BUS 1A &
_ Financial Accounting (4)
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END OF MAJOR

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====Drama, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The B.A in Drama is a 45 unit major.
The core consists of 24 units. Among the core courses, only two courses are
lower division. Those two core courses are the following:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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TH A 205 Intro. to Technical (2)|No course articulated
Theatre and Design |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The four areas of emphasis are the following:
Performance
Play Development and Dramaturgy
Technical Theatre and Design, and
Popular Theatre
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END OF MAJOR

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====Earth Sciences, B.A.====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GEOL 125 Quantitative Geology (4)|No course articulated
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AND | AND
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
OR | OR
PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus I |
AND | AND
OR | OR

================================================================================
Earth Sciences, B.A. (continued)
PHYS 220 &_ General Physics with (3)|PHYS 4A &
PHYS 222 &_ General Physics with (1)|PHYS 4C General Physics III (5)
PHYS 230 &_ General Physics with (3)|
Calculus II |
Calculus III |
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Earth Sciences Foundation lower division courses:
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OCN 100 Our Dynamic Ocean (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OCN 101 Our Dynamic Ocean Lab (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OCN 100 &_ Our Dynamic Ocean (3)|No course articulated
OCN 101 Our Dynamic Ocean Lab (1)|
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GEOL 115 Earth and Life Through (4)|No course articulated
Time |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GEOL 120 Intro to Geologic (2)|No course articulated
Techniques |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Atmosphere |
Same as: OCN 200 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Atmosphere |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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END OF MAJOR

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====Economics, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Electrical Engineering, BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Electrical Engineering, BS (continued)
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Engineering
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 106 Intro to Engineering Lab (1)|ENGR 25 Computational Methods (3)
| for Engineers and
| Scientists
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 100 &
_ Intro to Engineering (1)|ENGR 10 &
_ Introduction to (2)
ENGR 106 Intro to Engineering Lab (1)| Engineering
|ENGR 25 Computational Methods (3)
| for Engineers and
| Scientists
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OR | OR
ENGR 203 Materials of Electrical (3)|No course articulated
and Electronic |
Engineering |
OR | OR
ENGR 204 Engineering Mechanics (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Analysis
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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ENGR 205 &
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SFSU ENGR 290 MATLAB (1 unit)or Pspice (1|No course articulated
unit) may be satisfied for Electrical |
Engineering by: |
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MATH 226 &
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MATH 226 &
MATH 227 &
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Calculus I |
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PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
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Calculus II |
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PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
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Calculus III |
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PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
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PHYS 220 &
PHYS 222 &
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
PHYS 232 &
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
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END OF MAJOR

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====Engineering, BS: Civil, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The School of Engineering at San Francisco State University offers four Bachelor
of Science degrees in Engineering: Civil, Computer, Electrical and Mechanical. A
minor in Engineering is also available.
Please see the major preparation agreements listed under the individual titles:
Civil Engineering, for example.
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END OF MAJOR

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====English, BA====
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| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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English majors are required to complete a 45-unit program consisting of 6 units
of lower division prerequisites, 15 units of core requirements and 24 units in
an area of concentration. Concentrations include: Creative Writing, English
Education, Literature, Linguistics, and Individual Major.
The following are lower division SFSU courses from which students can select
community college equivalents.
Consult department advisor for recommendations.

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Select any two lower-division courses in literature in English.
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ENG 230 Literature and Film (3)|No course articulated
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ENG 250 The Study of Literature (3)|No course articulated
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ENG 251 The Short Poem in English (3)|No course articulated
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ENG 252 The Novel in English (3)|No course articulated
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ENG 253 Drama in English (3)|No course articulated
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ENG 254 Masterworks of Literature (3)|No course articulated
in English |
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English, BA (continued)
ENG 255 Contemporary Literature (3)|No course articulated
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ENG 258 American Literature (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENG 259 Introduction to (3)|ENGL 20 Studies in Shakespeare (3)
Shakespeare |
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ENG 260 Introduction to Science (3)|No course articulated
Fiction |
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ENG 261 The Vampire Tradition (3)|No course articulated
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Concentration Courses (lower division):
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CWL 250 Fables and Tales (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CWL 260 Myths of the World (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AFRS 233 African Mythology and (3)|No course articulated
Black Consciousness |
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AIS 162 American Indian Oral (3)|No course articulated
Literature |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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TH A 230 Acting Workshop II (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TH A 205 Intro. to Technical (2)|No course articulated
Theatre and Design |
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END OF MAJOR

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====Environmental Studies, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies is an interdisciplinary degree for
students interested in studying and working within the environmental field. The
objective of the program is to produce exceptional graduates who are grounded in
the study of contemporary environmental problems and solutions that transcend
the existing academic disciplines and programs at San Francisco State
University. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills required
for understanding relationships between humans and the physical world. It
examines how the environment is being used, abused, and perceived, and what
individuals and organizations are doing and can do to protect it for themselves,
future generations, and other living beings and ecosystems.
The Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies consists of a group of courses

that will be required for all students declaring this major (36-45 units) and
three areas of concentration from which the student will choose one.
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Courses in the Core Requirements are primarily upper division courses. Lower
division required courses in the core are listed below.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Physical Environment: Select one course from this category.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Environmental Studies, BA (continued)
| Geography
OR | OR
GEOL 270 Environmental Geology (3)|No course articulated
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Human Environment: Select one course from this cateory.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ecology:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Concentration in Humanities and the Environment:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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PHIL 150 Contemporary (3)|PHIL 60 Introduction to (3)
Moral/Political Issues | Philosophy: Ethics
Same as: PLSI 150 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RPT 230 Growth Through Adventure (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Environmental Studies, BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies is an interdisciplinary degree
for students interested in studying and working within the environmental field.
The objective of the program is to produce exceptional graduates who are
grounded in the study of contemporary environmental problems and solutions that
transcend the existing academic disciplines and programs at San Francisco State
University. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills required
for understanding relationships between humans and the physical world. It
examines how the environment is being used, abused, and perceived, and what
individuals and organizations are doing and can do to protect it for themselves,
future generations, and other living beings and ecosystems.
The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies major consists of a group of

courses that will be required for all students declaring this major (36-45
units) and two areas of concentration from which the student will choose one.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Courses in the Core Requirements are primarily upper division courses. Lower
division required courses in the core are listed below.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Physical Environment: Select one course from this category.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Environmental Studies, BS (continued)
| Geography
OR | OR
GEOL 270 Environmental Geology (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Human Environment: Select one course from this cateory.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ecology:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BIOL 230 &
| __
OR
| and Genetics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Concentration in Earth System Science:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OR | OR
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Environmental Studies, BS (continued)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 121 &
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 111 &
PHYS 112 &
PHYS 121 &
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Atmosphere |
Same as: OCN 200 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Concentration in Natural Resource Management and Conservation:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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END OF MAJOR

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====Family and Consumer Sciences, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

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====French, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FR 101 First Semester French (5)|FRNC 1A Beginning French (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FR 102 Second Semester French (5)|FRNC 1B Elementary French (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FR 205 French in Review I (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FR 215 Intermediate French I (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FR 216 Intermediate French II (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Geography, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Geography
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OR | OR
GEOG 107 World Regions and (3)|No course articulated
Interrelations |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GEOG 103 Geographic Techniques (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Geology, BS====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHEM 115 &
CHEM 215 &
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Geology, BS (continued)
GEOL 125 Quantitative Geology (4)|No course articulated
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
OR | OR
PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 121 &
OR | OR
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Geology Requirements (Lower Division):
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GEOL 115 Earth and Life Through (4)|No course articulated
Time |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GEOL 120 Intro to Geologic (2)|No course articulated
Techniques |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====German, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GER 101 First Semester German (5)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GER 102 Second Semester German (5)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GER 206 Inter German Conversation (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GER 207 Intermediate German (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Health Education, BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Foundation Courses (lower division):
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BIOL 101 Human Biology Laboratory (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Human |No course articulated
Biology and Lab: |
OR | OR
BIOL 100 &
_ Human Biology (3)|BIOL 10 Introduction to the (4)
| __
OR
| Biology
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Public Health |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BIOL 210 &
Public Health |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Health Education, BS (continued)
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
OR | OR
ISED 160 Data Analysis in (3)|No course articulated
Education |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HH 205 Relaxation and Stress (3)|No course articulated
Reduction |
OR | OR
H ED 290 Promoting Positive Health (3)|No course articulated
Same as: HH 290 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H ED 200 Global Health (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H ED 221 Health and Social Justice (3)|No course articulated
- Burning Issues, Taking |
Action |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H ED 280 Empowering Poor (2-3)|No course articulated
Families to Graduate |
Out of Poverty |
Same as: COUN 280 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HH 200 Holistic Approach to (3)|No course articulated
Academic Success |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====History, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Western |No course articulated
Civilization I & Western Civilization II:|
OR | OR
HIST 110 &
_ Western Civilization I (3)|HIS 1 &
_ History of Western (3)
HIST 111 Western Civilization II (3)| Civilization to 1600
|HIS 2 History of Western (3)
| Civilization since 1600
OR | OR
HIST 114 &
_ World History to 1500 (3)|No course articulated
HIST 115 World History Since 1500 (3)|
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HIST 120 History of the U.S. (3)|HIS 7 United States History (3)
Through Reconstruction | Through Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HIST 121 History of the U.S. Since (3)|HIS 8 United States History (3)
Reconstruction | Since Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HIST 120 &
_ History of the U.S. (3)|HIS 7 &
_ United States History (3)
Through Reconstruction | Through Reconstruction
HIST 121 History of the U.S. Since (3)|HIS 8 United States History (3)
Reconstruction | Since Reconstruction
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
History, BA (continued)
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END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Hospitality and Tourism Management, B.S.====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management is an interdisciplinary
program that prepares students for careers in the hospitality industry and
includes basic core courses and an area of emphasis. The areas of emphasis are
Hotel Operation Management; Restaurant and Catering Management; Conventions,
Meetings and Event Management; International Tourism Management; Hospitality
Entreperneurship Management; Hospitality Labor Relation Management.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Business | OR
__
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HTM 110 Introduction to (3)|No course articulated
Hospitality Management |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Hospitality and Tourism Management, B.S. (continued)
ACCT 100 Introduction to Financial (3)|BUS 1A &_ Financial Accounting (4)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ACCT 100 &
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HTM 120 Legal Aspects of (3)|No course articulated
Hospitality and Tourism |
Management |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LABR 250 Introduction to Study of (3)|No course articulated
Labor |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Important Tip for Transfers:
Before advancing to upper division business courses, business majors and

hospitality management majors will be required to demonstrate proficiency in the
use of information systems in a business environment. The requirement may be
met either by
1. passing the ISYS 263 Waiver Exam at SFSU. See the SFSU Testing Center web
site at http://www.sfsu.edu/~testing/, or
2. taking ISYS 263 or its equivalent listed below:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ISYS 263 Introduction to (3)|CSCI 8 &_ Computer Literacy (3)
| __
OR
|CAS 50 &_ Introduction to (3)
| Systems
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Hospitality and Tourism Management, B.S. (continued)
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END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Humanities, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lower division courses in General Education that are concerned with ideas,
social conditions, and art forms are recommended for students planning to major
in Humanities. Courses recommended as preparation in the Humanities Department
at SFSU are the following:
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HUM 130 The Humanities - Major (3)|No course articulated
Works |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HUM 220 Values and Culture (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HUM 225 Values in American Life (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Industrial Arts, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DAI 227 Rethinking Digital Visual (3)|No course articulated
Media: History, |
Technology, and Content |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Art |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Photography
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Industrial Arts, BA (continued)
| Design
| __
OR
|ART 10 &_ Design and Materials (3)
| Color
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JOUR 235 Photojournalism I (3)|No course articulated
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END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Industrial Design, B.S.====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Concentration in Product Design and Development:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 101 Conceptual Physics (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ART 201 Western Art History I (3)|ARTH 4 Art History - Ancient to (3)
| Gothic
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Ceramics I
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Engineering
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Industrial Design, B.S. (continued)
ENGR 240 How Things Work (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Design
| __
OR
| Color
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ID 242 Drafting for Interior (3)|INTD 50 Residential Space (3)
Design | Planning
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Concentration in Industrial Technology:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Business | OR
__
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
OR | OR
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHEM 101 Survey of Chemistry (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 101 Conceptual Physics (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DAI 210 Industrial Science (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Industrial Design, B.S. (continued)
Art |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Ceramics I
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Design
| __
OR
| Color
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Interior Design, BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Interior Design, BS (continued)
The B.S. in Interior Design prepares students for a career in the interior
design industry. Required classes cover design elements, materials, history,
contemporary design, computer applications, and professional development. Course
work incorporates both hands-on and theoretical approaches to the study of
interior design. The requirements enable students to develop basic knowledge of
interior design including career opportunities, terminology, and common business
practices as applied to the interior design industry. The program focuses on
residential and commercial design. Students earning a degree in interior design
are eligible to sit for the National Council for Interior Design Qualification
(NCIDQ) examination two years after graduation if they have been employed full
time in the field of interior design.
__________________________
Application Filing Period. The Interior Design program is impacted which means
there are more applications than capacity. Applications for admission to this
major by transfer students are accepted by the university's Office of
Undergraduate Admissions only during the application filing period of October 1
to November 30 (for admission the following fall). No late applications or
applications for spring will be considered. For both new students and on-campus
students wishing to change majors, there is an additional departmental
application which is due March 1st. See departmental website for supplemental
program application (http://cfsd.sfsu.edu).
___________________
Writing Competence: Good writing skills are necessary for success in the major.
Second year written composition (ENG 214 or equivalent) with a grade of C or
better is required to take ID 340, the beginning of the sequence of upper
division ID courses.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lower Division Prerequisites (9 units) plus Design Project Portfolio Review:
Students must pass qualifying design project before taking Interior Design
required courses.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Design
| __
OR
| Color
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ID 242 Drafting for Interior (3)|INTD 50 Residential Space (3)
Design | Planning
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
College-level drawing class such as the |No course articulated
class(es)listed: |
OR | OR

================================================================================
Interior Design, BS (continued)
| OR
__
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Core Courses:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ADM 260 Textiles (3)|INTD 55 Introduction to (3)
| Textiles
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ID 243 Delineation for Interior (3)|No course articulated
Design |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ID 345 Computer-aided Drafting for (3)|INTD 68 Auto CAD for Interior (3)
Interior Designers | Design
| Same as: ARCH 68

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Art |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Photography
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====International Relations, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I R 104 Introduction to World (3)|No course articulated
Affairs |
Same as: S S 104 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Italian, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ITAL 101 First Semester Italian (5)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ITAL 102 Second Semester Italian (5)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ITAL 103 Third Semester Italian (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ITAL 104 Fourth Semester Italian (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Japanese, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JAPN 101 First Semester Japanese (5)|JAPN 1A Beginning Japanese (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JAPN 102 Second Semester Japanese (5)|JAPN 1B Elementary Japanese (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JAPN 103 Third Semester Japanese (5)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JAPN 250 Intensive Study of Kanji (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Journalism, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Journalism, BA (continued)
Program Scope
The Bachelor of Arts in Journalism prepares students for careers in journalism.

This is accomplished by providing instruction that requires students to
demonstrate a working knowledge of the skills, laws, ethics, power, and
responsibilities of the news media. A strong liberal arts education also is
required. Concentrations include Print and Online Journalism and
Photojournalism.
Application Process
The journalism major is impacted. This means that the department has more
applicants than resources to meet the demand of all of its majors. For that
reason the department is beginning an admissions process that caps the number of
new majors. Each year we will cap new enrollments based on the department's
actual capacity. This will allow us to better meet the needs of current majors.
Any student interested in becoming a major will have to apply to the program
with a supplemental admissions application. This includes current SF State
students who want to change their major to journalism and prospective students
(freshmen or community college transfers) who plan to apply to the university
for admission. Admission is only for the fall semester. All students interested
in the journalism program can apply during the application period, Oct. 1-Nov.
30. If you get into the program you will be eligible to take journalism courses
starting the following Fall semester. Applications will be available on the
Journalism Department Web site at www.journalism.sfsu.edu once the application
period opens. The department will be looking at GPA, prior experience on student
or professional publications, community service, participation in the Bay Area
Multicultural Media Academy, language abilities other than English,
qualification for financial assistance and Educational Opportunities Program,
and critical thinking and writing ability on a 500-word journalism essay.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Social |No course articulated
Impact of Journalism |
OR | OR
JOUR 205 Social Impact of (3)|MCOM 41 Introduction to Mass (3)
Journalism | Communication
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For JOUR 221, a minimum grade of C in a college-level English composition course
and typing skill of 25 wpm are required prerequisites.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Newswriting course: |
OR | OR

================================================================================
Journalism, BA (continued)
JOUR 221 Newswriting (3)|MCOM 1 Journalism: Newswriting (3)
| and Information
| Gathering
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JOUR 222 Newswriting Lab (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JOUR 226 Digital News Gathering (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Kinesiology, BS====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
All of the undergraduate program concentrations in the B.S. Kinesiology degree
have as their basis a foundation in science, mathematics, psychology, and a
sequence of courses designed to progressively develop the students' knowledge of
movement, exercise, and skill. This focus will serve as a basis for application
to one of two selected concentrations.
The Exercise and Movement Sciences Concentration serves students interested in

biomechanics, exercise physiology, motor control, motor learning and
development, sport and exercise psychology, sport history, sport sociology,
at-risk youth development, and physical or occupational therapy.
The Physical Education Concentration prepares students for entry to a teacher

credentialing program. The course of study satisfies state requirements for the
Subject Matter Program in Physical Education.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s)equivalent to SFSU's Human |BIOL 10 Introduction to the (4)
Biology course: | Science of Biology
| __
OR
| Biology
OR | OR
OR | OR

================================================================================
Kinesiology, BS (continued)
BIOL 100 &
| __
OR
| Biology
OR | OR
Introductory Biology I: |
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Anatomy: | __
OR
OR | OR

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Selected requirements for the concentration in Exercise and Movement Sciences
are listed below. Please consult the SFSU Bulletin for the remaining upper
division requirements for this concentration and for the concentration in
Physical Education.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OR | OR

================================================================================
BIOL 610 &
Physiology |

OR | OR
BIOL 610 Principles of Human (3)|No course articulated
Physiology |

AND | AND
BIOL 611 Principles of Human (1)|No course articulated

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHEM 101 &
_ Survey of Chemistry (3)|CHEM 30A Introductory and (4)
CHEM 102 Survey of Chemistry (1)| Applied Chemistry I
Laboratory |
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 101 &
_ Conceptual Physics (3)|PHYS 11 Descriptive Physics (4)
PHYS 102 Conceptual Physics Lab (1)|
OR | OR
PHYS 111 &
Laboratory |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Since graduate and professional school entrance requirements vary, students are
advised to examine the entry requirements of at least three graduate programs of
interest.
Also, since many competitive graduate programs in physical therapy and exercise
science are unlikely to accept lower division anatomy and physiology, students
may be required to take BIOL 610 + 611 (upper division physiology) and BIOL 328
(upper division anatomy).
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pre-Physical Therapy Curriculum
Students who are interested in entering graduate or certificate programs in

physical or occupational therapy are advised to see the Pre-Physical Therapy
Curriculum section of the SFSU Bulletin.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Labor Studies, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LABR 250 Introduction to Study of (3)|No course articulated
Labor |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Liberal Studies, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Liberal Studies major attracts two different groups of students - those
pursuing a multidisciplinary curriculum encompassing all areas of knowledge in
the arts and sciences, and those interested in pursuing a multiple subject or
special education credential.
For non-credential students:

Students planning to transfer to SF State as Liberal Studies majors for the
multidisciplinary curriculum are advised to complete all 39 semester units of
lower division CSU GE-Breadth Requirements, including the English courses listed
below.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Complete at least two semesters of college level English composition:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

AND | AND

================================================================================
Liberal Studies, BA (continued)
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For pre-credential students:
Students planning to transfer to SF State as Liberal Studies majors to pursue a
multiple subject or special education credential are advised to complete the
following English courses as well as the recommended General Education and other
courses listed below. These recommendations provide the best subject matter
preparation for future teachers.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Complete at least two semesters of college level English composition:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

AND | AND
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR

================================================================================
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RECOMMENDED GE BREADTH COURSES FOR FUTURE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Complete a course that satisfies CSU GE Breadth AREA A1, Oral Communication.
A course in Public Speaking is recommended.
A minimum grade of C is required in courses used to meet CSU GE Breadth AREA A1.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Complete a course that satisfies CSU GE Breadth AREA A2, Written Communication.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Complete a course that satisfies CSU GE Breadth AREA A3, Critical Thinking.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Survey of Chemistry and Physics
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth Area B1.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Survey of Earth and Space Science
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Introductory course in General Biology.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Complete a science laboratory course taken with at least one of the following:
A course meeting the above Survey of Chemistry and Physics. Or
A course meeting the above Survey of Earth and Space Science. Or
A course meeting the above introductory course in General Biology.
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth Area B3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth B4.
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Complete at least one of the following:
A Visual and Performing Arts course. Or
A course that surveys two or more of the following, visual arts, music, dance,
or theatre.
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth Area C.
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Survey of Literature
This course must have a cultural or a geographic scope and must cover multiple
genres (for example, fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction).
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth Area C
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
World History to 1500
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth C or D. Check with your
community college.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
United States History to 1877
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth Area D.
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United States Government
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
World Geography
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Child and Adolescent Development
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth Area E. Check with your
community college.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ADDITIONAL COURSES RECOMMENDED FOR FUTURE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL TEACHERS IF AVAILABLE:
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MATH 165 Concepts of Number System (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II
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History of California
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Health in Society
This course may be used to satisfy CSU GE Breadth Area E. Check with your
community college.
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Introduction to Education
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Elementary School Physical Education
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END OF MAJOR

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====Mathematics, Applied BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
MATH 227 &
_ Calculus II (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Mathematics, Applied BS (continued)
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END OF MAJOR

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====Mathematics, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics can be earned by completing any one of three
concentrations:
Concentration in Mathematics for Advanced Study
Concentration in Mathematics for Liberal Arts
Concentration in Mathematics for Teaching
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Core for All Concentrations (lower division courses)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
MATH 227 &
_ Calculus II (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Mathematics, BA (continued)
| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
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END OF MAJOR

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====Mechanical Engineering, BS====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

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================================================================================
Mechanical Engineering, BS (continued)
| Engineering
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ENGR 101 Engineering Graphics (1)|ENGR 22 Engineering Design (3)
| Graphics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 100 &
_ Intro to Engineering (1)|ENGR 10 &
_ Introduction to (2)
ENGR 101 Engineering Graphics (1)| Engineering
|ENGR 22 Engineering Design (3)
| Graphics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENGR 102 Statics (3)|ENGR 36 Engineering (3)
| Mechanics-Statics
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ENGR 103 Introduction to Computers (1)|No course articulated
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| Engineering
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Analysis
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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ENGR 205 &
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SFSU ENGR 290 MATLAB (1 unit) and ENGR |No course articulated
290 Communications (1 unit) for |
Mechanical Engineering may be satisfied |
by: |
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
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MATH 226 &
MATH 227 &
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Calculus I |
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PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
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Calculus II |
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PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
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PHYS 220 &
PHYS 222 &
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
PHYS 232 &
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

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====Modern Jewish Studies, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JS 151 First Semester Modern (3)|No course articulated
Hebrew |
Same as: HEBR 151 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JS 152 Second Semester Modern (3)|No course articulated
Hebrew |
Same as: HEBR 152 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JS 201 Third Semester Modern (3)|No course articulated
Hebrew |
Same as: HEBR 201 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JS 202 Fourth Semester Modern (3)|No course articulated
Hebrew |
Same as: HEBR 202 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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END OF MAJOR

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====Music, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
All prospective students in the School of Music and Dance must prove proficiency
in applied instrument or voice, and take placement exams in music theory,
ear-training and piano.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A grade of C or better is required in each course in the core.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 150 Concert Music (0)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Music 150 is to be taken each semester in residence up to and including 8
semesters.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 201 Class Piano I (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 202 Class Piano II (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 203 Class Piano III (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 201 &
_ Class Piano I (1)|No course articulated
MUS 202 Class Piano II (1)|
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 201 &
MUS 202 &
_ Class Piano II (1)|
MUS 203 Class Piano III (1)|
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Music, BA (continued)
MUS 221 Fundamentals of Ear (2)|No course articulated
Training and Musicianship |
I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
II |
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MUS 221 &_ Fundamentals of Ear (2)|No course articulated
I |
MUS 222 Fundamentals of Ear (2)|
II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 231 Contrapuntal analysis and (3)|No course articulated
Synthesis |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 232 Diatonic Analysis and (3)|No course articulated
Synthesis |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s)equivalent to SFSU's |No course articulated
Contrapuntal Analysis and Synthesis & |
Diatonic Analysis and Synthesis: |
OR | OR
MUS 231 &_ Contrapuntal analysis and (3)|No course articulated
Synthesis |
MUS 232 Diatonic Analysis and (3)|
Synthesis |
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MUS 233 Chromatic Analysis and (3)|No course articulated
Synthesis |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DANC 160 African-Haitian Dance I (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DANC 207 Dance in Cultural Context (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DANC 234 Social and Ballroom (2)|No course articulated
Dances of the US |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DANC 236 Folklore of Dance: (2)|No course articulated
African Haitian |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Music, BA (continued)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Music, BM====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A grade of C or better is required in each course in the core.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 150 Concert Music (0)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Music 150 is to be taken each semester in residence up to and including 8
semesters.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 221 &
_ Fundamentals of Ear (2)|No course articulated
I |
MUS 222 Fundamentals of Ear (2)|
II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Music, BM (continued)
III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 231 Contrapuntal analysis and (3)|No course articulated
Synthesis |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 232 Diatonic Analysis and (3)|No course articulated
Synthesis |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s)equivalent to SFSU's |No course articulated
Contrapuntal Analysis and Synthesis & |
Diatonic Analysis and Synthesis: |
OR | OR
MUS 231 &
_ Contrapuntal analysis and (3)|No course articulated
Synthesis |
MUS 232 Diatonic Analysis and (3)|
Synthesis |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 233 Chromatic Analysis and (3)|No course articulated
Synthesis |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 210 Keyboard Harmony (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 201 Class Piano I (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 202 Class Piano II (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 203 Class Piano III (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 201 &
MUS 202 Class Piano II (1)|
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 201 &
MUS 202 &
_ Class Piano II (1)|
MUS 203 Class Piano III (1)|
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 224 Ear Training and (1)|No course articulated
Musicianship IV |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 206 Beginning Jazz/Pop Piano (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MUS 270 Improvisation (1)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Music, BM (continued)
Please see SFSU Bulletin for additional required activities, courses, and
experiences that can be completed at the lower division level and applied to
this major.
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END OF MAJOR

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====Nursing, BS====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

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The School of Nursing has impaction status.
This means that more qualified applicants apply than can be accepted into the
major. All applicants to the nursing Bachelor of Science program must apply for
admission between October 1 and November 30 for the subsequent academic year. In
order to meet eligibility requirements, prospective students must have a
cumulative college GPA of at least 3.0 at the time of application. Applicants
will be rank ordered and evaluated for admission to the major based on GPA in
the prerequisite courses, TEAS V score, and the following supplemental criteria:
Health-related work/volunteer service
Multicultural community experience
Second language proficiency
Prospective students are expected to review the Nursing web site at

www.nursing.sfsu.edu for current application procedures and admission
requirements. For inquiries not addressed by the web site, contact the School of
Nursing at (415) 338-1802 or nursing@sfsu.edu.

================================================================================
Nursing, BS (continued)
Applicants with No Prior Nursing Background
Freshmen applicants are ineligible for the nursing major. Prospective freshman
applicants can select Undeclared with an Interest in Nursing or an alternate
major on the CSU application for admission. Please note that the Undeclared
with an Interest in Nursing designation does not guarantee admission to the
nursing major. All applicants must take courses comparable to the prerequisite
courses listed on this report. Current SF State students interested in the
nursing major should obtain advisement from the Undergraduate Advising Center or
the Student Resource Center in the College of Health and Human Services.
Transfer students should contact an academic advisor at their current school or
visit the SF State School of Nursing web site.
No more than one prerequisite course can be in progress during the spring
semester or winter quarter after submitting the School of Nursing application.
All prerequisite courses must be completed no later than the end of the spring
semester or winter quarter after the School of Nursing application has been
submitted. Qualified students who are admitted to the nursing major are
randomly assigned to begin nursing courses in either the fall or spring
semester.
Students admitted to the major must take the required nursing courses, complete
University General Education and graduation requirements, and take a course in
sociology or anthropology as it is required for RN licensure in the State of
California.
Completion of the following courses with a minimum of a C grade in each of the

prerequisite courses is required; a grade of C- is not acceptable.
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COMM 150 Fundamentals of Oral (3)|COMM 1 Fundamentals of Speech (3)
Communication | Communication
OR | OR
Select one course from the certification list of CSU GE Breadth Area A-1: Oral
Communication.
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PHIL 110 Critical Thinking I (3)|No course articulated
OR | OR

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Select one course from the certification list of CSU GE Breadth Area A-3:
Critical Thinking
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Elementary|No course articulated
Statistics: |
OR | OR
| Majors
| OR
__
| Probability and
| Statistics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BIOL 210 &
Public Health |
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BIOL 328 &
_ Human Anatomy (4)|No course articulated
BIOL 610 &
_ Principles of Human (3)|
Physiology |

OR | OR
Anatomy: | __
OR
OR | OR

AND | AND
OR | OR

================================================================================
BIOL 610 &
Physiology |

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The chemistry requirement for Nursing may|CHEM 1A General College (5)
be satisfied by completion of: | Chemistry I
OR | OR
CHEM 101 &
_ Survey of Chemistry (3)|CHEM 30A Introductory and (4)
CHEM 102 Survey of Chemistry (1)| Applied Chemistry I
Laboratory |
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Nursing students should plan their General Education and elective course work
carefully in order to include courses necessary for licensure and preparation
for upper division courses. The following are among those necessary courses: a
course in sociology or anthropology (for licensure) plus the following two
courses:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's Nutrition |No course articulated
in Health and Disease: |
OR | OR
DFM 253 Nutrition in Health and (3)|NUTR 1 Nutrition (3)
Disease |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Psychology: |
OR | OR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Complete at least one of the courses below to address specific licensure
requirements (as indicated above).
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ANTH 100 Introduction to (3)|ANTH 1 Biological/Physical (3)
Biological Anthropology | Anthropology
OR | OR
ANTH 110 Introduction to (3)|ANTH 2 Introduction to (3)
Archaeology | Archaeology: Prehistory
| and Culture Growth
OR | OR

================================================================================
OR | OR
SOC 105 Sociological Perspective (3)|SOCI 1 Principles of Sociology (3)
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END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Philosophy and Religion, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Philosophy, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHIL 110 Critical Thinking I (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHIL 205 Formal Logic I (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AIS 205 American Indians and U.S. (3)|No course articulated
Laws |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LABR 251 Know Your Work Rights (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Physics, BA (including concentration in Astronomy)====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
MATH 227 &
_ Calculus II (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Physics, BA (including concentration in Astronomy) (continued)
Calculus II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 220 &
PHYS 222 &
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
PHYS 232 &
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For the BA in Physics: Concentration in Astronomy, complete the following
additional lower division prerequisite course:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ASTR 115 Introduction to Astronomy (3)|ASTR 10 Introduction to (3)
| Astronomy: The Solar
| System
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Physics, BS (including concentration in Astrophysics)====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &
_ Calculus I (5)
MATH 227 &
_ Calculus II (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 220 &
Calculus I |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Physics, BS (including concentration in Astrophysics) (continued)
Calculus II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PHYS 220 &
_ General Physics with (3)|PHYS 4A &_ General Physics I (5)
Calculus I |PHYS 4B &_ General Physics II (5)
PHYS 222 &
PHYS 230 &
Calculus II |
PHYS 232 &
PHYS 240 &
Calculus III |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Physics, BS (including concentration in Astrophysics) (continued)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Political Science, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Course(s) equivalent to SFSU's American |No course articulated
Politics: |
OR | OR
PLSI 200 American Politics (3)|POSC 1 Introduction to American (3)
| Government
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PLSI 250 Comparative Politics (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PLSI 275 Introduction to Political (3)|POSC 25 Introduction to (3)
Theory | Political Theory
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Psychology, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Psychology, BA (continued)
The B.A. in Psychology offers a foundation in the analysis and critical
evaluation of psychological literature, the communication of psychological
concepts and facts both orally and in writing, and the development of
psychological research including design, data analysis, measurement, and basic
computer operation. Our B.A. degree provides an excellent foundation for work in
the community in many fields that involve human relations and behavior. In
addition, the undergraduate degree is an excellent preparation for graduate
school in all fields of psychology and other behavioral and social sciences as
well as for graduate programs in business, law, medicine, and many other
professional fields.
Application Filing Periods: Applications for admissions to the psychology major

are accepted by Undergraduate Admissions only during the application filing
periods for the fall semester, October 1 to November 30 (for admission for the
following fall). Applications are not accepted for spring semesters.
Applications received outside of the fall semester open filing period will not
be considered.
Transfer applicants from other colleges must submit an application via CSU
Mentor at http://www.csumentor.edu.
Continuing SF State students must submit a Change of Major form directly to the
Psychology Department.
Impaction: The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology is an impacted program. This

means that there are more students interested in studying psychology than the
program can accommodate. Therefore, entrance into the program is a selective and
competitive process. Applications must be received during the application filing
period and no later than the November 30 deadline. Admissions decisions will be
made in March or April of the following calendar year. Transfer applicants not
admitted to the program, but who meet GE and University admissions requirements,
will be admitted to their alternate majors. Continuing SF State students not
admitted to the program will remain in their current majors.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PSY 171 Quantitative Reasoning in (3)|No course articulated
Psychology |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Raza Studies, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RAZA 215 Introduction to Raza (3)|No course articulated
Studies |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RAZA 225 Survey of Raza Visual (3)|No course articulated
Images |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RAZA 230 Intro to Contemporary (3)|No course articulated
Raza Literature |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RAZA 270 Raza Experience (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RAZA 265 Issues in Raza History (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RAZA 205 Cyber Raza: Culture and (3)|No course articulated
Community On-Line |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RAZA 210 Latino Health Care (3)|No course articulated
Perspectives |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RAZA 276 Raza Government, Ideals, (3)|No course articulated
and Constitution |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Raza Studies, BA (continued)
RAZA 280 Acculturation Problems of (3)|No course articulated
Raza |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Administration, B.A.====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RPT 200 Introduction to (3)|No course articulated
Recreation, Parks and |
Tourism |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RPT 225 Information Technology in (3)|No course articulated
Recreation, Parks and |
Tourism |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RPT 230 Growth Through Adventure (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Social Work, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Social Work, BA (continued)
The BA in Social Work is an impacted major.
A major is designated impacted when more applications are received in the

priority filing period than can be accepted.
Applications for impacted programs must be submitted between Oct. 1 and Nov. 30
for the following fall. Applications are accepted for fall semesters only.
There are no spring admissions. Applications from first-time freshman are not
accepted.
Applicants must first meet the general university requirements pertaining to the
admission of undergraduate students. Admission into the School of Social Work
requires submission of two separate applications. Prospective students must be
admitted into San Francisco State University Undergraduate Studies and the
School of Social Work. A complete admission application to the School of Social
Work's Baccalaureate Program can be accessed through the School?s website at:
http://socwork.sfsu.edu/BASW.aspx.
Students are admitted as a cohort group each fall semester only. As a cohort
group, students typically begin and end the program at the same time. Prior to
entering the program, they are expected to have completed all General Education
(GE) requirements, and to have junior standing. Students attend full-time, and
are expected to complete the BASW degree in two years.
The school's admissions evaluation is based on prior academic performance,

including completion of the four prerequisite courses, human biology,
introductory psychology, introductory sociology, and macroeconomics. Other
considered factors include potential for professional social work practice as
demonstrated by previous employment/volunteer experiences; and knowledge of and
experiences with historically oppressed, under-served, and under-represented
individuals, families, groups, and communities. In determining admissions,
reviewers also consider the congruence between the applicant?s educational
objectives and the School's mission, philosophy, and goals.
Students are required to maintain a C minimum grade in all courses within the
major. Students not maintaining this average will be dropped from the social
work program.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Prerequisites: Completion of all SFSU GE Segment 1 and Segment II requirements
(Community college Areas A - E for transfer to the CSU), including courses in
human biology, macroeconomics, psychology, and sociology with a grade of C- or
better.
Students are required to complete the four prerequisite courses (human biology,
macroeconomics, psychology, and sociology) prior to entrance into the major and
enrolling in junior-level major courses.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Social Work, BA (continued)
Course(s)equivalent to SFSU's Human |BIOL 10 Introduction to the (4)
Biology course: | Science of Biology
| __
OR
| Biology
OR | OR
OR | OR
BIOL 100 &
| __
OR
| Biology
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Visit the School of Social Work web site for information on course sequencing,
internship requirements, and expected times for completion of the degree:
http://socwork.sfsu.edu
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Sociology, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A total of 12 lower-division units, including SOC 105, SOC 110, SOC 200, SOC 245
and those courses taken at community colleges, automatically apply toward the
23-24 units of electives required for the degree.
Students are advised to seek major advising at the Sociology Department upon
transfer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SOC 110 Sexuality in Society (3)|No course articulated
Same as: SXS 110 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SOC 200 Changing Cities (3)|No course articulated
Same as: USP 200 |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SOC 245 Social Problems (4)|SOCI 2 Social Problems (3)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Sociology, BA (continued)
SOC 272 Social Inequality: (4)|No course articulated
Poverty, Wealth, and |
Privilege |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Spanish, BA====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SPAN 101 First Semester Spanish (5)|SPA 1A Beginning Spanish (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SPAN 102 Second Semester Spanish (5)|SPA 1B Elementary Spanish (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SPAN 206 Spanish Conversation (3)|No course articulated
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SPAN 216 Intermediate Conversation (3)|No course articulated
and Reading |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Statistics, BS====
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Bachelor of Science in Statistics is an interdisciplinary program offered
for students who intend to pursue an advanced degree, or who are planning
careers as statisticians in industry, business, government, or scientific
research.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| in C++
| __
OR
| C++
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MATH 226 &_ Calculus I (4)|MTH 1 &
_ Calculus I (5)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Statistics, BS (continued)
MATH 226 &
MATH 227 &
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Technical and Professional Writing, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TPW 200 Writing Practices in (3)|No course articulated
Professional Contexts |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Urban Studies and Planning, BA====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Visual Communication Design, B.S.====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Art |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Photography
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DAI 227 Rethinking Digital Visual (3)|No course articulated
Media: History, |
Technology, and Content |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Design
| __
OR
| Color
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

================================================================================
Visual Communication Design, B.S. (continued)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

================================================================================
====Women and Gender Studies, B.A.====

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| OR
__
| Writing Across
| Disciplines

OR | OR
____________________:
(GWAR).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
WGS 200 Intro to Women and Gender (4)|No course articulated
Studies |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF MAJOR

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====Africana Studies, BA====

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

====American Indian Studies, BA====

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

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Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

====American Studies, BA====

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

====Apparel Design and Merchandising, BS====

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

For students transferring from other institutions, a minimum of 12 units in

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

====Asian American Studies, BA====

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

====Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, BS====

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

B.S. in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences: Concentration in Meteorology

B.S. in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences: Concentration in Oceanography

Foundation Science Courses (33 units) consist of the following:

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

====Biology: Concentration in Botany, BS====

A minimum grade of C is required.

Second Year Composition Requirement: |No course articulated

A minimum grade of C is required.

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu

Questions regarding this agreement may be directed to artic@sfsu.edu