General Education Requirements for A.A.S. Degrees

General Education
2010-2011 Requirements For Associate of Applied Science Degrees

The Associate in Applied Science degrees require that a minimum number of courses must be completed from the approved general education list. The Associate of Arts, the Associate of Science and Associate of General Studies degree requirements listed previously already contain the general education options for those degrees.

Definition of General Education

General education for the A.G.S. and A.A.S. degrees is defined by State Board Policy (BP 9-40). General education is “general” in several clearly identifiable ways: it is not directly related to a student’s formal technical, vocational or professional preparation; it is a part of every student’s course of study, regardless of his or her area of emphasis; and is intended to impart common knowledge, intellectual concepts and attitudes which every educated person should possess.

*ANT 101Cultural Anthropology3 credits
*ANT 107Introduction to Archaeology3 credits
*ANT 111Physical Anthropology3 credits
ARC 125History of Architecture3 credits
*ART 110Art Appreciation3 credits
*ART 111Art History I3 credits
*ART 112Art History II3 credits
ART 121Drawing I3 credits
ART 122Drawing II3 credits
ART 123Watercolor I3 credits
ART 1312-D Design3 credits
ART 138Photography I3 credits
ART 141Jewelry and Metalwork I3 credits
ART 161Ceramics I3 credits
*ART 207Art History 1900 to present3 credits
*AST 101 Astronomy I4 credits
*AST 102 Astronomy II4 credits
*BIO 105Science of Biology4 credits
*BIO 111 General College Biology I5 credits
*BIO 112 General College Biology II5 credits
BIO 115 Human Genetics3 credits
*BIO 201 Human Anatomy and Physiology I4 credits
*BIO 202 Human Anatomy and Physiology II4 credits
*BIO 204 Microbiology4 credits
*BIO 208 General College Microbiology5 credits
BTE 102 Keyboarding Applications2 credits
BUS 115 Introduction to Business3 credits
BUS 116 Personal Finance3 credits
BUS 216 Legal Environment of Business3 credits
*CHE 101 Introduction to Chemistry I5 credits
*CHE 102 Introduction to Chemistry II5 credits
*CHE 111 General College Chemistry I/Lab5 credits
*CHE 112 General College Chemistry II/Lab5 credits
CIS 115 Introduction to Computer Information Systems3 credits
CIS 118 Introduction to PC Applications3 credits
COM 115 Public Speaking3 credits
COM 125 Interpersonal Communication3 credits
COM 225 Organizational Communication3 credits
CSC 150 Visual Basic Programming3 credits
CSC 160 Computer Science I (Java)4 credits
CSC 161 Computer Science II (Java)4 credits
ECO 105 Introduction to Economics3 credits
*ECO 201 Principles of Macroeconomics3 credits
*ECO 202 Principles of Microeconomics3 credits
ECO 205 Contemporary Economic Issues3 credits
*ECO 245 Environmental Economics3 credits
*ENG 121 English Composition I3 credits
*ENG 122 English Composition II3 credits
ENG 131 Technical Writing I3 credits
*ENV 101 Intro. to Environmental Science4 credits
FRE 211 French Language III3 credits
FRE 212 French Language IV3 credits
(FOL) 111 Foreign Language I5 credits
(FOL) 112 Foreign Language II5 credits
(FOL) 211 Foreign Language III3 credits
(FOL) 212 Foreign Language IV:
 ARA, CHI, FRE, JPN, SPA and LAT .3 credits
ASL 121 American Sign Language I3 credits
ASL 122 American Sign Language II5 credits
*GEO 105 World Regional Geography3 credits
*GEO 106 Human Geography3 credits
GEO 107 Physical Geography3 credits
*GEO 111 Physical Geography: Landforms4 credits
GEO 165 Human Ecology3 credits
*GEY 111 Physical Geology4 credits
*GEY 121 Historical Geology4 credits
*HIS 101 Western Civilization: Antiquity-16503 credits
*HIS 102 Western Civilization: 1650-Present3 credits
*HIS 111 World Civilization I3 credits
*HIS 111 World Civilization II3 credits
*HIS 201 U.S. History I3 credits
*HIS 202 U.S. History II3 credits
*HIS 225 Colorado History3 credits
*HIS 247 Contemporary World History3 credits
*HIS 260 US Foreign Relations History3 credits
*HUM 121 Early Civilizations3 credits
*HUM 122 From Medieval to Modern3 credits
*HUM 123 The Modern World3 credits
HWE 100 Human Nutrition3 credits
HWE 103 Standard First Aid-Adult CPR1 credit
HWE 108 Weight Loss and Nutrition1 credit
INV 115 Investments/Stocks and Bonds3 credits
JPN 211 Japanese Language III3 credits
JPN 211 Japanese Language IV3 credits
*LIT 115 Introduction to Literature I3 credits
*LIT 201 Masterpieces of Literature I3 credits
*LIT 202 Masterpieces of Literature II3 credits
*LIT 205 Ethnic Literature3 credits
*LIT 211 Survey of American Literature I3 credits
*LIT 212 Survey of American Lit II3 credits
*LIT 221 Survey of British Literature I3 credits
*LIT 222 Survey of British Lit II3 credits
*LIT 225 Introduction to Shakespeare3 credits
LIT 255 Children’s Literature3 credits
MAN 116 Principles of Supervision3 credits
MAN 226 Principles of Management3 credits
MAR 106 Marketing Your Image3 credits
MAR 216 Principles of Marketing3 credits
MAT 099 Intermediate Algebra4 credits
MAT 108 Technical Mathematics4 credits
*MAT 120 Mathematics for Liberal Arts4 credits
*MAT 121 College Algebra4 credits
*MAT 122 College Trigonometry3 credits
*MAT 123 Finite Mathematics4 credits
*MAT 125 Survey of Calculus4 credits
*MAT 135 Introduction to Statistics3 credits
*MAT 155 Integrated Math I3 credits
*MAT 156 Integrated Math II3 credits
*MAT 166 Pre-Calculus3 credits
*MAT 201 Calculus I5 credits
*MAT 202 Calculus II5 credits
*MAT 203 Calculus III5 credits
MAT 255 Linear Algebra3 credits
*MAT 265 Differential Equations3 credits
*MET 150 General Meteorology4 credits
MGD 145 Video Computer Graphics3 credits
MUS 100 Fundamentals of Music Theory3 credits
*MUS 120 Music Appreciation3 credits
*MUS 121 Introduction to Music History I3 credits
*MUS 122 Introduction to Music History II3 credits
*MUS 123 Survey of World Music3 credits
PED Any physical activity course1 credit
*PHI 111 Introduction to Philosophy3 credits
*PHI 112 Ethics3 credits
*PHI 113 Logic3 credits
*PHI 114 Comparative Religions3 credits
*PHI 214 Philosophy Religions3 credits
PHY 100 Elementary Physics3 credits
*PHY 105 Conceptual Physics4 credits
*PHY 111 Physics: Algebra-Based I5 credits
*PHY 112 Physics: Algebra-Based II5 credits
*PHY 211 Physics: Calculus-Based I5 credits
*PHY 212 Physics: Calculus-Based II5 credits
*POS 105 Introduction to Political Science3 credits
*POS 111 American Government3 credits
POS 125 American State and Local Government3 credits
*POS 205 International Relations3 credits
*POS 225 Comparative Government3 credits
*PSY 101 General Psychology I3 credits
*PSY 102 General Psychology II3 credits
PSY 116 Stress Management3 credits
*PSY 205 Psychology of Gender3 credits
*PSY 226 Social Psychology3 credits
*PSY 227 Psychology of Death and Dying3 credits
*PSY 235 Human Growth and Development3 credits
*PSY 238 Child Development3 credits
*PSY 249Abnormal Psychology3 credits
*SCI 155Integrated Science I4 credits
*SCI 156Integrated Science II4 credits
*SOC 101Introduction to Sociology I3 credits
*SOC 102Introduction to Sociology II3 credits
*SOC 205Marriage and The Family3 credits
*SOC 215Contemporary Social Problems3 credits
*SOC 216Sociology of Gender3 credits
*SOC 231Sociology of Deviant Behavior3 credits
*SPA 211Spanish Language III3 credits
*SPA 212Spanish Language IV3 credits
*THE 105Introduction to Theatre Arts3 credits
*THE 211Development of Theatre I3 credits
*THE 212Development of Theatre II3 credits
*General Education courses marked with an asterisk are a part of the General Transfer Curriculum (GT 25).