Course descriptions can be found in the Course Catalog.

Introduction to University Life

• ASC 101 Introduction to University Life
• BUS 101 Introduction to University Life
• ESC 100 New Student Orientation
• HON 101 Introduction to Honors

Writing/Composition

• ENG 100 Intensive College Writing or ENG 101 College Writing I
• ENG 102 College Writing II
  or one of these equivalent courses:
  • ENG 102H Honors College Writing II
  • ESC 102 Technical Writing & Professional Communication Effective Spring 2009
  • MCE 102 Technical Writing & Professional Communication
  • MUS 113 Writing about Music
  • UST 102 Professional Writing
  or one of these alternate courses (student must earn an "A" in ENG 100 or ENG 101 to use an alternate course)
  • ENG 240 Introduction to Poetry
  • ENG 240H Honors Introduction to Poetry
  • ENG 241 Introduction to Fiction and Drama

Mathematics/Quantitative Literacy

Option 1:

• MTH 116 Foundations of Quantitative Literacy
  
• MTH 117 Mathematical Applications in the Real World

Option 2 (6 credits from the following) :

• MTH 116 Foundations of Quantitative Literacy
  
• MTH 117 Mathematical Applications in the Real World
• MTH 128 Mathematics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers II
  
• MTH 129 Mathematics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers III
• MTH 147 Statistical Concepts with Applications
• MTH 148 Math for Business Majors I Effective Fall 2010
• MTH 149 Math for Business Majors II Effective Spring 2011
• MTH 151 Mathematical Concepts 1a
• MTH 152 Mathematical Concepts 1b
• MTH 153 Mathematical Concepts 1c
• MTH 154 Mathematical Concepts 2a
• MTH 155 Mathematical Concepts 2b
• MTH 156 Mathematical Concepts 2c
• MTH 161 Introductory Statistics Effective Fall 2014
• MTH 167 Precalculus Mathematics I
• MTH 168 Precalculus Mathematics II
• MTH 181 Calculus I
• MTH 181H Honors Calculus I
• MTH 182 Calculus II
• MTH 182H Honors Calculus II
• MTH 247 Applied Statistics
• MTH 328 Geometry for Middle School Teachers
• MTH 329 Data Analysis and Probability for Middle School Teachers
• MTH 347 Applied Statistics
• OSM 201 Business Statistics I
• OSM 202 Business Statistics II

Option 3:

• 1 course from Option 1 or Option 2 above
  Plus;
• 1 of the following:
  • Sociology: SOC 354 Quantitative Sociological Research
  • Urban Studies: UST 404 Urban Data Analysis
  • Psychology: PSY 311 Behavioral Science Statistics

Natural Sciences

• Biology
  • BIO 100 The Living World with 109 Biological Diversity Laboratory Effective Spring 2009
  • BIO 102 Human Genetics, Reproduction, and Development Effective Spring 2009 with 107 Human Biology Laboratory
  • BIO 104 The Brain Effective Spring 2009 with 107 Human Biology Laboratory
  • BIO 104H Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain - Honors Effective Fall 2012
  • BIO 106 with 107 Human Biology in Health and Disease; Human Biology Laboratory (lab)
  • BIO 108 Environmental Ecology (not a lab)
  • BIO 109 Biological Diversity Laboratory (lab)
  • BIO 200 with 201 Introductory Biology I; Introductory Biology Laboratory I (lab)
  • BIO 202 with 203 Introductory Biology II; Introductory Biology Laboratory II (lab)
  • BIO 266 with 267 Human Anatomy and Physiology I; Human Anatomy and Physiology II (lab)
  • BIO 268 with 269 Human Anatomy and Physiology I; Human Anatomy and Physiology II (lab)
• Chemistry
  • CHM 151 with 156 Chemistry Around Us; Chemistry Around Us Laboratory (lab)
  • CHM 251 with 256 College Chemistry I; College Chemistry Laboratory I (lab)
  • CHM 252 with 257 College Chemistry II; College Chemistry Laboratory II (lab)
  • CHM 261 with 266 General Chemistry I; General Chemistry Laboratory I (lab)
  • CHM 261H General Chemistry I - Honors Effective Fall 2013 and beyond
  • CHM 262 General Chemistry II with with either 267 General Chemistry Laboratory II (lab) or 278 REEL General Chemistry Laboratory (lab)
  • CHM 262H with 267H Honors General Chemistry ; Honors General Chemistry Laboratory (lab) 
• Environmental Science
  • EVS 206 Introduction to Environmental Science (no lab)
• Environmental Studies
  • ENV 259 Natural History of the Cleveland Area (course includes a lab)
• Geology
  • GEO 100 with 101 Introductory Geology; Introductory Geology Laboratory (lab)
  • GEO 124 Beyond Google Earth (The Science of Looking at the Place We Live) (course includes a lab) 
• Physics
  • PHY 101 with 103 The Flying Circus of Physics: Motion and Heat; The Flying Circus of Physics Laboratory (lab)
  • PHY 102 with 103 The Flying Circus of Physics: Sound and Light; The Flying Circus of Physics Laboratory (lab)
  • PHY 115 Physics, Technology and Society (no lab)
  • PHY 116 Energy and Society Lab Effective Fall 2009
  • PHY 201 with 200 Astronomy: Stars and Galaxies ; Astronomy Laboratory (lab)
  • PHY 202 with 200 Astronomy: Planets, Asteroids and Comets ; Astronomy Laboratory (lab)
  • PHY 221 College Physics I (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 222 College Physics II (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 231 College Physics I – Biomedical Applications (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 232 College Physics II – Biomedical Applications (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 241 University Physics I (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 242 University Physics II (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 243 University Physics I (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 243H University Physics I (Honors) (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 244 University Physics II (course includes a lab)
  • PHY 244H University Physics II (Honors) (course includes a lab) 
• Sciences College
  • SCI 220 Science as a Way of Thinking (no lab)  
  • SCI 220H Science as a Way of Thinking - Honors Effective Fall 2010
• Urban Studies
  • UST 259 Natural History of the Cleveland Area (course includes a lab)
  • UST 289 Physical Geography (no lab)

Social Sciences

• Art
  • ART 250 Visual Literacy Effective Fall 2012
• Anthropology
  • ANT 101 Human Biocultural Evolution
  • ANT 102 Study of Culture
  • ANT 120 Introduction to Language and Linguistics
  • ANT 153 Introduction to African Culture : Africa
  • ANT 227 Power, Authority and Society in Nonwestern Communities
  • ANT 260 Language, Culture and Society
  • ANT 275 Ancient Mysteries : Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
• Communication
  • COM 101 Principles of Communication
  • COM 201 Communication and Human Relationships in East Asian Societies : Asia Effective Fall 2012
  • COM 211 Communicating in Personal Relationships
  • COM 226 Mass Media and Society
  • COM 231 Evolution of Mass Media
• Economics
  • ECN 201 Principles of Macroeconomics
  • ECN 202 Principles of Microeconomics
  • ECN 230H Game Theory & Social Sciences
• Engineering Science
  • ESC 282 Engineering Economy
• Health Education
  • HED 210 Personal Health Effective Spring 2009
• Health Science
  • HSC 180 Introduction to Gerontology (Cross-listed with PSY 180)
• History
  • HIS 227 Power, Authority, and Society in Nonwestern Communities : Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East (Cross-listed with PSC 227)
• Linguistics
  • LIN 120 Introduction to Language and Linguistics
  • LIN 260 Language, Culture, and Society
• Political Science
  • PSC 111 American Government
  • PSC 221 Comparative Politics
  • PSC 227 Power, Authority, and Society in Nonwestern Communities : Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East (Cross-listed with HIS 227)
  • PSC 231 International Politics
• Psychology
  • PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY 101H Introduction to Psychology - Honors Effective Fall 2009
  • PSY 180 Introduction to Gerontology (Cross-listed with HSC 180)
  • PSY 220 Child Development
  • PSY 221 Adolescent Psychology
• Social Work
  • SWK 200 Introduction to Social Work Effective Fall 2009
  • SWK 201 Contemporary Social Welfare Effective Fall 2009
  • SWK 255 Community Leadership Development Effective Fall 2011
• Sociology
  • SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology
  • SOC 203 Sociology of Poverty
  • SOC 210 Introduction to Sociology of the Third World : Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • SOC 211 American Culture and Society Effective Fall 2008 through Summer 2012
  • SOC 220 Introduction to Globalization Effective Fall 2009 through Summer 2010
  • SOC 250 Introduction to Criminology
  • SOC 260 Deviance in the United States
  • SOC 280H Science, Technology and Society
• Speech and Hearing
  • SPH 229 Speech and Language Development
• Urban Studies
  • UST 200 Introduction to Urban Studies
  • UST 206 Megacities in Asia Asia Effective Fall 2010
  • UST 240 Democracy and the City
  • UST 242 Introduction to Urban Real Estate and Public Finance Effective Spring 2009
  • UST 290 Urban Geography

Arts and Humanities

• Anthropology
  • ANT 103 Ancient Civilizations : Africa, Middle East, Latin America Effective Spring 2009
  • ANT 171 Native Civilizations of the Americas : Latin America Effective Fall 2012
• Arabic
  • ARB 274 Introduction to the Middle East : Middle East
• Art
  • ART 140 The Art of the Comic : Effective Spring 2009
  • ART 252 Introduction to Early Western Art : Europe
  • ART 252H Introduction to Early Western Art - Honors : Europe Effective Spring 2014 and beyond
  • ART 253 Introduction to Western Art since 1400 : Europe
  • ART 281 History of Far Eastern Art : Asia
  • ART 286 Introduction to African Art : Africa Effective Summer 2010
• Classical and Medieval Studies
  • CLM 230H Turning Points in Ancient and Medieval History : Europe Effective Spring 2012
• Communication
  • COM 221 Introduction to Film
• Dance
  • DAN 201 Introduction to Dance
  • DAN 212H Dance: Power, Art & Movement
• Education CSUTeach
  • EUT 210 Perspectives in Math & Science Effective Fall 2012
• English
  • ENG 203 Creative Writing: Forms and Techniques Effective Spring 2010
  • ENG 204 Nonwestern Literature : Africa, Asia, Latin America Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 206 Literature and American Culture
  • ENG 240 Introduction to Poetry
  • ENG 240H Honors Introduction to Poetry
  • ENG 241 Introduction to Fiction and Drama
  • ENG 241H Writing about Literature: Fiction and Drama - Honors Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 271 Shakespeare and Film Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 280 Classical Literature in Translation : Europe
• History
  • HIS 101 Western Civilization I : Europe
  • HIS 102 Western Civilization II : Europe
  • HIS 110 United States History Survey
  • HIS 111 United States History to 1877
  • HIS 112 United States History Since 1877
  • HIS 165 Introduction to Latin American History : Latin America
  • HIS 175 Introduction to African History : Africa
  • HIS 185 Survey of Middle Eastern History : Middle East
  • HIS 195 Introduction to East Asian History : Asia Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 201H Honors Urban America: Last Half of the 20th Century
  • HIS 230H Turning Points in Ancient and Medieval History Effective Spring 2012
  • HIS 271 Empire's End: British Asia : Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 271H Empire's End: British Asia : Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 272H Cultural Interactions: Japan - Honors : Asia Effective Spring 2011
  • HIS 274 Introduction to the Middle East : Middle East
• Honors
  • HON 250 Indian Ecocriticism Asia Effective only Spring 2011
• Modern Languages
  • MLA 201 Words: An Introduction to Etymology Effective Fall 2011
  • MLA 204 Nonwestern Literature : Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • MLA 230/330 Gods, Heroes, and Ritual Effective Fall 2009
  • MLA 235 Arabic Film : Africa, Asia, Middle East Effective Spring 2009
  • MLA 255 Western European Film : Europe Effective Spring 2009
  • MLA 265 Francophone Literature in Translation : Africa, Caribbean
  • MLA 280 Women in the Arab World Africa, Asia, Middle East Effective Spring 2009
• Music
  • MUS 111 The Enjoyment of Music
  • MUS 151 Jazz Survey
  • MUS 161 Roots of Rock and Soul
  • MUS 260H The Performing Arts in Cleveland Effective Spring 2009
  • MUS 261H Honors Evolution of Western Popular Music
  • MUS 262 Nonwestern Popular Music : Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • MUS 263 Black Music of Two Worlds : Africa, Latin America
• Philosophy
  • PHL 120 Reasoning and Argument Effective Spring 2011
  • PHL 130 Introduction to Logic
  • PHL 171 Introduction to Philosophy
  • PHL 175 Meaning of Life Effective Fall 2010
  • PHL 181 Historical Introduction to Philosophy : Europe
  • PHL 211 Morals & Rights
  • PHL 213 Environmental Ethics Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 213H Environmental Ethics - Honors Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 215 Engineering Ethics
  • PHL 220 Philosophy, Fantasy, and Science Fiction Europe Effective Spring 2010
  • PHL 225H Utopias, Dystopias, and Human Nature Effective Fall 2011
  • PHL 240 Health Care Ethics
  • PHL 255 Nonwestern Philosophy : Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • PHL 261 Ancient Philosophy : Europe
  • PHL 262 Medieval Philosophy : Europe Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 263 Early Modern Philosophy : Europe
  • PHL 283 Introduction to Ethics : Europe
• Political Science
  • PSC 274 Introduction to the Middle East : Middle East
• Religious Studies
  • REL 101 Understanding Religion : Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • REL 227 Science and Belief Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 231 Introduction to the Old Testament
  • REL 232 Jesus and the Gospels
  • REL 233 Paul and the Development of Christianity Effective Spring 2009 until Fall 2012
  • REL 234 The Later New Testament Effective Spring 2009 until Fall 2012
  • REL 235H Origins of the Christian Religion - Honors Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 236 Introduction to the New Testament Effective Fall 2010
  • REL 245 Religion in America
  • REL 260 Women and Religion
  • REL 265 Religion and Culture
  • REL 276 Eastern Religions Asia Effective Fall 2010
  • REL 280 Introduction to Mythology : Europe Effective Spring 2012
• Theatre
  • THE 111 Introduction to Theatre
  • THE 211 History of the Theatre I
  • THE 230 Women in Theatre Effective Fall 2012
• Urban Studies
  • UST 250 The City in Film Effective Spring 2009

Social Diversity

African-American courses

• Art
  • ART 388 African-American Art Effective Spring 2011
• Anthropology
  • ANT 270 African-American Culture
• Black Studies
  • BST 200 Introduction to Black Studies Effective Fall 2012
  • BST 300 Black Psychology Effective Fall 2012
• Communication
  • COM 332 Interracial Communication
• English
  • ENG 207 African American Literature
  • ENG 207H African American Literature; The City - Honors
  • ENG 208 Womanism/Feminism Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 347 Studies in African-American Literature Effective Spring 2009
• History
  • HIS 215 History of African-Americans to 1877
  • HIS 216 History of African-Americans Since 1877
  • HIS 302 US Slavery, Abolition, and Politics, 1820-1860 Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 305 Social Thought of African-Americans
  • HIS 317 Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848 to 1877 Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 318 Black America and Africa
  • HIS 324 Black Is/Black Ain't: Defining Black America
  • HIS 325 African America Since 1945 Effective Fall 2010
  • HIS 326 African American History Through Sacred Music Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 328 Black Gender and Sexuality in US Effective Fall 2013
  • HIS 329 Black Resistance in the Jim Crow Era Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 369 Comparative Emancipation Effective Spring 2009
• Philosophy
  • PHL 252 African-American Social Philosophy Effective Fall 2013 and beyond
• Political Science
  • PSC 217 Urban Politics and the African-American Experience
• Public Safety Management
  • PSM 302 Contemporary Urban Issues (Cross-listed with UST 302)
• Religious Studies
  • REL 217 Religion in Black America
  • REL 317 Religious Ethics of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King
• Social Work
  • SWK 150 The Black Experience Effective Fall 2009
• Sociology
  • SOC 215 Black/White Interaction Effective Fall 2008 through Summer 2012
  • SOC 380 Racial and Ethnic Inequality
• Speech and Hearing
  • SPH 438 Dialect Differences in the Schools
• Theatre
  • THE 216 African American Theatre Effective Fall 2010
  • THE 318 African American Theatre II Effective Fall 2010
• Urban Studies
  • UST 202 Cleveland: The African-American Experience
  • UST 251 The African-American Image on Film
  • UST 302 Contemporary Urban Issues (Cross-listed with PSM 302)

U.S. Diversity courses

• Anthropology
  • ANT 100 Human Diversity
  • ANT 210 Introduction to Native American Studies
  • ANT 224 Sex, Gender and Culture Effective Spring 2011
  • ANT 243 Language and Gender Effective Fall 2009
• Communication
  • COM 331 Gender and Communication
• Education
  • EDC 300 Diversity in Educational Settings
• English
  • ENG 210 Native American Literature Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 248 Multicultural Literatures of the United States Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 348 Studies in Multicultural Literature Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 363 Gender Issues in Literature Effective Spring 2009
• History
  • HIS 316H History of American West Effective Fall 2010
  • HIS 327 American Sexual Communities and Politics
• Health, Physical Education and Recreation
  • HPR 250 Diversity in Sport
• Health Sciences
  • HSC 305 Culture and Health
  • HSC 344 Social Issues in Health Care Effective Spring 2009
  • HSC 346 Women's Health
• Modern Languages
  • MLA 245 Arabic Resources of Cleveland/Service Learning Effective Spring 2009
• Nonprofit Administration
  • NAD 453 Managing Urban Diversity Effective Spring 2009
  • NAD 455 Gender and Leadership
• Philosophy
  • PHL 253 Philosophy of Feminism Effective Spring 2009
• Political Science
  • PSC 305 Cultural Diversity in U.S. Politics
• Psychology
  • PSY 255 Psychology of Women
  • PSY 356 Multicultural Psychology Effective Spring 2012
• Public Safety Management
  • PSM 453 Managing Urban Diversity Effective Spring 2009
• Religious Studies
  • REL 248 Race, Immigration and Religion in America : Effective Fall 2012
  • REL 274 Buddhism and Hinduism in America Effective Fall 2012
• Sociology
  • SOC 201 Race, Class and Gender
  • SOC 201H Race, Class and Gender - Honors Effective Fall 2009
  • SOC 317 Sociology of Gender
• Speech and Hearing
  • SPH 241 Survey of Deaf Culture
• Urban Studies
  • UST 453 Managing Urban Diversity Effective Spring 2009
  • UST 455 Gender and Leadership
• Women's Studies
  • WST 151 Introduction to Women's Studies

Writing Across the Curriculum/Speaking Across the Curriculum (WAC/SPAC)

Writing Courses

Speaking Courses

Capstone Experience

See advisor for each major.

For all questions please contact Rosemary Sutton, Vice-Provost for Undergraduate Studies at 216-875-9732 or r.sutton@csuohio.edu.