Undergraduate Engineering Course Guides

Christianity and Contexts

• BIBL 104 – Survey of Old and New Testament
• BIBL 105 – Old Testament Survey
• BIBL 110 – New Testament Survey
• EVAN 101 – Evangelism and Christian Life
• RLGN 105 – Introduction to Biblical Worldviews/Contemporary Moral Issues
• THEO 104 – Introduction to Theology Survey
• THEO 201 – Theology Survey I
• THEO 202 – Theology Survey II

Civic and Global Engagement

• ARTS 105 – Art Appreciation
• CSTU 101 – Western Culture
• CSTU 220 – The African American Experience
• GLST 290 — Cultural Anthropology**
• GOVT 200 — Constitutional Government and Free Enterprise
• GOVT 220 — American Government

Communication

• ARTS 209 — Art as Communication
• BUSI 300 – Business Communications
• COMS 101 – Speech Communication
• ENGL 101 – Composition and Rhetoric
• GLST 220 – Intercultural Communication and Engagement

Critical Thinking

• ARTS 105 – Art Appreciation
• ARTS 205 – 20^th-21^stCentury Art
• ARTS 214 — Art, Culture, and Technology
• ENGL 201 – American Literature I*
• ENGL 202 – American Literature II
• ENGL 215 – English Literature I*
• ENGL 216 – English Literature II
• ENGL 221 – World Literature I*
• ENGL 222 – World Literature II*
• ETHC 101 – Introduction to Ethics
• ETHC 205 – Ethical Reflections on Human Life
• PHIL 201 – Philosophy and Contemporary Ideas
• PHIL 240 – Christian Evidences
• RLGN 104 – Introduction to Biblical Worldviews/Contemporary Moral Issues

Information Literacy

• BUSI 201 – Intermediate Business Computer Applications
• CSIS 100 – Introduction to Information Sciences and Systems
• CSIS 110 — Introduction to Computing Sciences
• CSIS 111 – Introduction to Programming
• CSIS 112 – Advanced Programming
• ENGL 102 – Composition and Literature
• ENGL 103 – Technical Communication for the Professions

Information Literacy (Continued)

• GEOG 200 — Introduction to Geography
• HIEU 201 – History of Western Civilization I
• HIEU 202 – History of Western Civilization II
• HIUS 221 – Survey of American History I
• HIUS 222 – Survey of American History II
• HIUS 341 – History of American Politics
• HIUS 360 – History of American Entrepreneurship
• HIUS 380 – Modern American Military History
• HIWD 370 – Comparative Civilizations

Natural Science

• BIOL 101 — Principles of Biology
• BIOL 102 — Principles of Human Biology
• BIOL 103 — Principles of Biology Lab
• ETHC 210 — Science and Society*
• NASC 210 — Science and Society
• PHSC 121 — Introduction to Astronomy
• PHSC 122 — Elements of Astronomy Lab*
• PHSC 210 — Elements of Earth Science
• PHSC 211 — Elements of Earth Science Lab
• PHYS 101 — Elements of Physics
• PHYS 103 — Elements of Physics Lab
• PHYS 201 — General Physics I
• PHYS 201L — General Physics I Lab*

Social Science

• BUSI 223 — Personal Finance
• BUSI 240 – Organizational Behavior I
• ECON 110 — Survey of Economics
• ECON 213 — Principles Microeconomics
• ECON 214 — Principles Macroeconomics
• HLTH 252 – Drugs in Society
• PSYC 101 — General Psychology
• PSYC 210 — Developmental Psychology
• SOCI 200 — Introduction to Sociology
• SOCI 201 — Social Problems

Technological Solutions and Quantitative Reasoning

• MATH 114 – Quantitative Reasoning
• MATH 115 – Mathematics for Liberal arts
• MATH 116 – Logic and Social Reasoning*
• MATH 117 – Elements of Mathematics
• MATH 121 – College Algebra
• MATH 128 — Elementary Functions and Coordinate Geometry
• MATH 131 — Calculus and Analytical I
• MATH 132 — Calculus and Analytical II
• MATH 201 – Introduction to Probability and Statistics
• MATH 202 – Professional Statistics
• MATH 211 — Introduction to Statistical Analysis
• MATH 217 – Elementary Geometry
• UNIV 104 – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning