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SOME OF THE COURSES LISTED BELOW MAY HAVE RESTRICTIONS.
PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE CAREFULLY PRIOR TO REGISTRATION.
as of April 23, 2009
The Office of the Provost and
Vice-President for Academic Affairs
The Office of the Provost and
Vice-President for Academic Affairs
Introduction to the General Education Requirement
General Education (or "GenEd", as it is commonly called) courses provide students with a broad foundation of study upon which to build an undergraduate education. The program develops students' capacity to read and understand an argument, to think critically, to write correctly, to solve problems, to comprehend and contribute to diverse and global perspectives, and to pursue lifelong learning. To receive a baccalaureate degree all students must successfully complete a course or courses from all eleven GenEd groups.
There are over 20 courses that fulfill more than one GenEd group requirement; those courses are noted in the listings by group. Students are cautioned that approved courses may change from year to year. For a course to count as a GenEd, it must be listed in the Class Schedule as an approved General Education course during the semester in which the student takes the course.
Group I: English Writing Skills
The four requirements in the Group I sequence are:
1. A composition course. WRIT 101, WRIT 201 (ENEX 101, WTS 101, ENEX 200 or an equivalent)
2. An approved writing course.
3. The upper-division WPA taken after students earn 45 credits and before they earn 70 credits.
4. The upper-division writing expectation in the major.
The approved writing courses are listed in the Catalog under "Group I: English Writing Skills." To be used for General Education, an approved course must be listed in the Catalog and in the Class Schedule for the semester in which the student completes it. Associate of Arts degree students are exempt from Requirements 3 and 4.
Group II: Mathematics The goal of mathematical literacy is to learn mathematical reasoning and problem solving. Any math course numbered above 100 satisfies the Group II General Education requirement; many majors require additional math courses.
Group IIIa: Modern and Classical Language Upon completion of the Modern and Classical Languages sequence, students will have a basic functional knowledge of a second natural language. Students must successfully complete an introductory sequence (101, 102) in at least one of these languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, Spanish, or Irish (must also complete IRSH103).
Group IIIb: Exceptions to the Modern and Classical Language requirement - Symbolic Systems
The majors listed below have been granted exceptions to the Modern and Classical Language requirement. Students graduating in any one of these majors may substitute the symbolic system course or courses designated by the major.
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Major |
Symbolic Systems Course(s) |
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Accounting & Finance |
STAT216 |
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Anthropology |
ANTH 401 or FOR 201 or STAT216 or SOCI 202 or PSYX222 |
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Biochemistry |
M171 |
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Chemistry |
One course in Mathematical Science at 162 level or above |
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Communication Studies |
STAT216 or PSYX222 or SOCI202 or HHP 486 |
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Computer Science |
CS 131 and CS 132 |
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Curriculum & Instruction |
M136 |
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Division of Biological Sciences |
M162 or M171 |
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Economics |
STAT216 and either M162 or M171 or M172 |
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Forestry |
M162 |
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Geography |
STAT216 |
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Geoscience |
M162 or M171 |
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Health and Human Performance |
C&I/HHP 486 or STAT216 or PSYX222 or SOCI202 or WBIO 210 |
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Management Information Systems |
STAT216 |
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Management & Marketing |
STAT216 |
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Mathematics or combined Mathematics / Computer Science |
M171, or any course for which it is a prerequisite |
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Music: see Catalog for exempt specialties |
MUS 111, 112, 137 & 138 |
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Pharmacy |
M162 and (STAT216 or PSYX222 or SOCI202) |
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Psychology |
PSYX 222 |
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Recreation Management |
STAT216 or FOR 201 or SOCI202 |
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Resource Conservation |
STAT216 or WBIO 240 or FOR 201 or SOCI202 |
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Sociology |
SOCI 202 or PSYX222 (for double majors) or STAT216 |
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Wildland Restoration |
(M162 or M171) and (FOR 201 or WBIO 240 or STAT216) |
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Wildlife Biology |
M162 or higher and WBIO 240 or two Math courses 162 and higher |
Group IV: Expressive Arts (A) 3cr. Expressive Arts courses are activity-based and emphasize the value of learning by doing in an artistic context.
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ART 101A |
Visual Language: Drawing |
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ART 102A |
Visual Language: 2-D Design |
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ART 103A |
Visual Language: 3-D Design |
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ART 129A |
Ceramics for Non-Majors |
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ART 314A |
Elementary School Art |
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ART 324A |
Drawing Studio Seminar |
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COM 160A |
Oral Communication |
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COM 217A |
Oral Interpretation of Literature |
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COMM 111A |
Introduction to Public Speaking |
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DAN 100A |
Modern Dance I (2 credits) |
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DAN 104A |
Ballet I (2 credits) |
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DAN 107A |
Jazz Dance I (1 credit) |
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DAN 108A |
Dance Forms I (1 credit) |
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DAN 200A |
Modern Dance II (variable credit) |
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DAN 201A |
Beginning Composition (2 credits) |
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DAN 204A |
Ballet II (2 credits) |
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DAN 207A |
Jazz Dance II ( 2 credits) |
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DRAM 103A |
Introduction to Theatre Design |
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DRAM 106A |
Theatre Production I: Running Crew (1 credit) |
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DRAM 107A |
Theatre Production I: Construction Crew |
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DRAM 111A |
Acting for Non - Majors |
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DRAM 112A |
Acting for Non - Majors II |
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DRAM 216A |
Production Acting I (1 credit) |
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ENCR 210A |
Introduction to Creative Writing: Fiction |
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ENCR 211A |
Introduction to Creative Writing: Poetry |
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ENCR 212A |
Introduction to Creative Writing: Nonfiction |
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ENCR 312A |
Creative Writing: Nonfiction |
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EVST 373A |
Nature Works |
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MAR 111A |
Integrated Digital Art |
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MAR 112A |
Intro to Non-Lin Editing |
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MUS 100A |
Performance Study (1-2 credits) |
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MUS 104A |
Marching Band (1 credit) |
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MUS 107A |
Choral Ensembles (1 credit) |
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MUS 108A |
Orchestras (1 credit) |
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MUS 110A |
Concert Bands (1 credit) |
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MUS 113A |
Opera Theatre (1 credit) |
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MUS 114A |
UM Jazz Bands (1 credit) |
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MUS 115A |
Piano In Class I (1 credit) |
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MUS 116A |
Piano In Class II (1 credit) |
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MUS 118A |
Singing for Non-Majors |
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MUS 147A |
Beginning Folk Guitar (2 credits) |
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MUS 150A |
Chamber Ensembles (1 credit) |
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WRIT 184A |
Beginning Creative Writing |
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WRIT 185A |
Beginning Creative Writing: Fiction |
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WRIT 186A |
Beginning Creative Writing: Poetry |
Group V: Literary and Artistic Studies (L) 3cr. In these courses, students develop familiarity with significant works of artistic representation, including literature, music, visual art, and/or performing arts.
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ART 100L |
Art Appreciation |
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ART 203L |
Introduction to Art Criticism |
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DAN 234L |
Dance in Cinema |
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DAN 335L |
World Dance - ALSO GROUP X |
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DRAM 101L |
Theatre Appreciation |
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DRAM 220L |
Dramatic Literature (Script Analysis) |
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ENCR 110L |
Montana Writers Live! |
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ENFM 180L |
Introduction to Film |
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EVST 305L |
Environmental Vision |
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GRMN 322L, MCLG 222L LS 282L, ENFM 222L |
The German Cinema |
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HC 121L |
Ways of Knowing |
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LIT 110L |
Introduction to Literature |
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LIT120L |
Poetry |
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LIT 220L |
British Literature: Medieval to Renaissance |
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LIT 221L |
British Literature: Enlightenment to Romanticism |
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LIT 222L |
British Literature: Victorian to Contemporary |
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LIT 210L |
American Literature I |
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LIT 211L |
American Literature II |
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LIT 270L |
Film and Literature |
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LIT 349L |
Medieval Literature |
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LIT 350L |
Chaucer |
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LIT 342L |
Montana Writers |
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LIT 378L |
Gay and Lesbian Studies |
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LS 151L |
Introduction to the Humanities |
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LS 152L |
Introduction to the Humanities |
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LS 327L |
Gender and Sexuality in English Fiction |
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MAR 101L |
Intro to Media Arts |
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MCLG 155L |
Survey of Classical Literature |
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MCLG 160L |
Classical Mythology |
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MCLG 251L |
The Epic |
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MCLG 252L |
Greek Drama: Politics on Stage |
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MCLG 313L |
Classical Chinese Poetry in Translation |
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MCLG 314L |
Traditional Chinese Literature in English Translation |
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MCLG 332L |
Introduction to Multicultural Literature in Germany |
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MUS 132L |
History of Jazz |
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MUS 133L |
History of Rock and Roll |
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MUS 134L |
The Art of Western Music |
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MUS 135L |
Introduction to Music Literature |
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RUSS 312, MCLG 306L, LS 306L L |
Introduction to Russian Literature II |
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RUSS313L, MCLG 307L, LS 307L, |
Introduction to Russian Literature III |
Group VI: Historical and Cultural Studies (H) 3cr. These courses present the historical or cultural contexts of ideas and institutions, and examine cultural development or differentiation in the human past.
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AAS 161H, HSTA141H |
Introduction to African American Studies |
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AAS 342H, HSTA342H |
African American History to 1865 |
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AAS 343H, HSTA343H |
African American History since 1865 |
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ANTH 101H |
Introduction to Anthropology - ALSO GROUP X |
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ANTH 103H |
Food and Culture - ALSO GROUP X |
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ANTH 106H |
The Silk Road- ALSO GROUP X |
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ANTH 251H |
Foundation of Civilization - ALSO GROUP X |
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ANTH 252H |
Archaeological Wonders of the World - ALSO GROUP X |
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ANTH 351H |
Archaeology of North America - ALSO GROUP X |
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ANTH 354H |
Mesoamerican Prehistory - ALSO GROUP X |
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ART 150H |
Art of World Civilization: Ancient to Medieval Art- ALSO GROUP X |
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ART 151H |
Art of World Civilization: Early Modern to Contemporary Art- ALSO GROUP I X |
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COMM 250H |
Introduction to Rhetorical Theory |
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DRAM 320H |
Theatre History I |
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DRAM 321H |
Theatre History II |
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DRAM 336H /ART 336H |
History of Architectural Design, Pre-History to 1850 |
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EVST 167H, AASC 167H |
Nature & Society |
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GRMN 351H, LS 321H, MCLG 330H |
German Culture to 1900 |
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GRMN 352H, LS 322H, MCLG 331H |
German Culture, 1900 to the Present |
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HSTR 101H/103H |
Western Civilization I - ALSO GROUP IX |
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HSTR 102H/104H |
Western Civilization II - ALSO GROUP IX |
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HSTA 101H/103H |
American History I - ALSO GROUP IX |
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HSTA 102H/104H |
American History II - ALSO GROUP IX |
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HSTR 230H |
Colonial Latin America - ALSO GROUP X |
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HSTR 231H |
Modern Latin America - ALSO GROUP X |
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HSTR 377H |
European International Relations - ALSO GROUP IX |
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HSTR 380H |
Foreign Relations of the Great Powers - ALSO GROUP IX |
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HSTR 374H |
War, Peace, and Society |
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JPNS 350H |
Japanese Culture and Civilization |
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LS 119H |
Historical Perspective on Women |
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LS 161H |
Introduction to Asian Humanities |
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MCLG 100H |
Introduction to Latin American Studies |
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MCLG 105H, RUSS 105H, LS 105H |
Introduction to Russian Culture - ALSO GROUP IX |
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MCLG 211H, CHIN 211H |
Chinese Culture and Civilization |
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MCLG 360H, ART 380H, LS 340H |
Ancient Greek Civilization and culture |
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MUS 136H |
Music of the Worlds People - ALSO GROUP IX |
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MUS 324H |
History of Music I - ALSO GROUP IX |
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MUS 325H |
History of Music II - ALSO GROUP IX |
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NAS 100H |
Introduction to Native American Studies - ALSO GROUP X |
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PHIL 240H |
History and Philosophy of Science |
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RELS 210H |
Introduction to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and the History of Ancient Israel |
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RELS 232H |
Buddhism |
Group VII: Social Sciences (S) 3cr.Social science courses describe and analyze human social organization and interaction, using social, experimental and qualitative research.
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ANTH 102S |
Race and Minorities- ALSO GROUP IX |
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ANTH 220S |
Comparative Social Organization |
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ANTH 250S |
Introduction to Archaeology |
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BUS 103S |
Principles of Business |
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BUS 160S, CCS 160S |
Issues in Sustainability |
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COM 150S |
Interpersonal Communication |
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COM 260S |
Survey of Children's Communication |
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COMM 110S |
Introduction to Interpersonal Communication |
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COMM 202S |
Nonverbal Communication |
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COMM 230S |
Organizational Communication |
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ECNS 101S |
Economic Way of Thinking |
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ECNS 201S |
Principles of Microeconomics |
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ECNS 202S |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
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EVST 477S |
Environmental Justice Issues and Solutions |
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GPHY 121S |
Human Geography |
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GPHY 141S |
Geography of World Regions |
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GPHY 241S |
Montana |
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GPHY 323S |
Economic Geography of Rural Areas |
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IS 100S, BADM 100S |
Introduction to Business |
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LING 270S, ENLI 270S |
Introduction to Linguistics |
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MGMT 340S |
Management and Organizational Behavior |
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PSCI 210S |
Introduction to American Government - ALSO GROUP IX |
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PSCI 220S |
Introduction to Comparative Government |
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PSYX 100S |
Introduction to Psychology |
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PSYX161S |
Organizational Psychology |
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PSYX 230S |
Developmental Psychology |
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PSYX 270S |
Fundamental Psychology of Learning |
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PSYX 280S |
Fundamentals of Memory and Cognition |
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PSYX 340S |
Abnormal Psychology |
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PSYX 378S |
Intro. to Clinical Psychology |
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PSYX 360S |
Social Psychology |
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PSYX 385S |
Psychology of Personality |
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RECM 110S |
Introduction to Parks, Recreation & Tourism |
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RECM 217S |
Wildland Recreation Management |
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RSCN 121S |
Nature of Montana |
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RSCN 370S |
Wildland Conservation Policy and Governance |
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SOCI 101S |
Introduction to Sociology |
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SOCI 130S |
Sociology of Alternative Religions |
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SOCI 212S |
Southeast Asian Culture and Civilization |
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SOCI 220S |
Race, Gender, and Class |
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SOCI 211S |
Introduction to Criminology |
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SOCI 275S /WGS 275S |
Gender and Society |
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WGS 263S |
Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies |
Group VIII: Ethics and Human Values (E) 3cr. Ethics and Human Values courses familiarize students with one or more traditions of ethical thought.
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ANTH 385E |
Indigenous Peoples and Global Development - ALSO GROUP X |
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CRT 122E |
Ethics and Information Technology |
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CHMY 302E |
Chemical Literature and Scientific Writing |
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C&I 407E |
Ethics and Policy Issues |
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FOR 489E |
Ethics and Management of Public Lands |
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GEO 304E |
Science and Society |
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HC 320E |
Research Portfolio Seminar |
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HHP 475E |
Legal & Ethical Issues in the Health & Exercise Professions |
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HSTR 272E |
Terrorism: Violence in the Modern World |
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HSTR 374E |
War, Peace, and Society |
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HSTR 384E |
History of International Human Rights - ALSO GROUP X |
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HSTR 472E |
Problems of Peace and Security |
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MED 280E |
Ethics in the Health Professions |
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MGMT 440E |
Business Ethics |
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NAS 301E |
American Indian Religion and Philosophy - ALSO GROUP X |
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NAS 303E |
Ecological Perspectives of Native Americans - ALSO GROUP X |
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PHAR 514E |
CASE Studies in Pharmacy Ethics |
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PHIL 200E |
Ethics: Great Traditions |
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PHIL 201E |
Political Ethics |
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PHIL 202E |
Ethics and the Environment |
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PHIL 223E |
Business and Ethics |
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PHIL 300E |
Moral Philosophy |
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PSCI 250E |
Introduction to Political Theory |
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RELS 381E |
Comparative Ethics |
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SCI 220E |
Technology, Ethics and Society |
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SW 410E |
Ethics and the Helping Professions |
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WRIT 240E |
Arguments and Contemporary Issues |
Group IX: American and European Perspectives (Y) 3cr. These courses present a critical introduction to the antecedents, principles, institutions, cultures, traditions and legacies of the United States and Europe.
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ANTH 102S |
Race and Minorities - ALSO GROUP VII |
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ART 151H |
Art of World Civilizations II: Renaissance to Modern - ALSO GROUP VI |
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ART 389Y |
American Art |
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HSTR 101H/103H |
Western Civilization I - ALSO GROUP VI |
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HSTR 102H/104H |
Western Civilization II - ALSO GROUP VI |
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HSTA 101H/103H |
American History I - ALSO GROUP VI |
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HSTA 102H/104H |
American History II - ALSO GROUP VI |
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HSTR 377H |
European International Relations - ALSO GROUP VI |
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HSTR 380H |
Foreign Relations of the Great Powers - ALSO GROUP VI |
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LIT 110L |
Introduction to Literature- ALSO GROUP V |
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LIT 120L |
Introduction to Poetry - ALSO GROUP V |
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LIT 222L |
British Literature: Victorian to Contemporary - ALSO GROUP V |
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MCLG 105H, RUSS 105H, LS 105H |
Introduction to Russian Culture - ALSO GROUP VI |
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MCLG 231Y, GRMN 362Y, LS 221Y |
Germanic Mythology and Culture |
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MCLG 330Y, GRMN 351Y, LS 321Y |
German Culture to 1900 |
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MCLG 331Y, GRMN 352Y,LS 322Y |
German Culture, 1900 to Present |
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MUS 324H |
History of Music I - ALSO GROUP VI |
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MUS 325H |
History of Music II - ALSO GROUP VI |
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PHIL 252Y |
History of Modern Philosophy |
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PHIL 251Y |
History of Ancient Philosophy |
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PSCI 210S |
Introduction to American Government - ALSO GROUP VII |
Group X: Indigenous and Global Perspectives (X) 3cr. This perspective instills knowledge of diverse cultures in comparative and thematic frameworks.
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ANTH 101H |
Introduction to Anthropology - ALSO GROUP VI |
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ANTH 103H |
Food and Culture - ALSO GROUP VI |
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ANTH 106H |
The Silk Road - ALSO GROUP VI |
|
ANTH 220X |
Comparative Social Organization |
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ANTH 251H |
Foundation of Civilization - ALSO GROUP VI |
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ANTH 252H |
Archaeological Wonders of the World - ALSO GROUP VI |
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ANTH 323X |
Native Peoples of Montana |
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ANTH 330X |
Peoples and Cultures of the World |
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ANTH 341X |
Contemporary Issues of American Indians |
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ANTH 351H |
Archaeology of North America - ALSO GROUP VI |
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ANTH 352X |
Archaeology of Montana |
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ANTH 354H |
Mesoamerican Prehistory- ALSO GROUP VI |
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ANTH 357X |
Archaeology of the Southwestern United States |
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ANTH 385E |
Indigenous Peoples and Global Development- ALSO GROUP VIII |
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ANTH 388X |
Native American Health and Healing |
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ART 150H |
Art of World Civilization: Ancient to Medieval Art- ALSO GROUP VI |
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COMM 251X |
International and Development Communication |
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DAN 335L |
World Dance- ALSO GROUP V |
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ECNS 317X |
Economic Development |
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GPHY 243X |
Africa |
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GPHY 245X |
The Middle East |
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HSTR 230H |
Colonial Latin America- ALSO GROUP VI |
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HSTR 231H |
Modern Latin America- ALSO GROUP VI |
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HSTR 384E |
History of International Human Rights- ALSO GROUP VIII |
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LING 375X |
Endangered Languages |
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MCLG 100X |
Introduction to Latin American Studies |
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MUS 136H |
Music of the Worlds People - ALSO GROUP VI |
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NAS 318X |
History of American Indian Affairs from 1890 |
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NAS 100H |
Introduction to Native American Studies - ALSO GROUP VI |
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NAS 202X |
Oral and Written Traditions |
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NAS 210X |
Native American Sports and Games |
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NAS 231X |
Indigenous Worldview Perspectives |
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NAS 301E |
American Indian Religion and Philosophy - ALSO GROUP VIII |
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NAS 303E |
Ecological Perspectives of Native Americans - ALSO GROUP VIII |
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NAS 316X, HSTA 465X |
History of American Indian Affairs to 1776 |
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NAS 317X, HSTA 452X |
History of American Indian Affairs in the 19th Century |
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NAS 318X, HSTA 453X |
History of Indian Affairs from 1890 |
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NAS 324X |
Indians of Montana |
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NAS 400X |
Tribal Sovereignty |
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NAS 429X |
Gender Issues in Native American Studies |
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NASL 201X |
Indian Culture as Expressed Through Language |
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PSCI 230X |
Introduction to International Relations |
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RECM 345X, FOR 345X |
Sustaining Human Society and the natural Environment |
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SOCI 212S |
Southeast Asian Culture and Civilization - ALSO GROUP VII |
Group XI: Natural Science (N) 6cr.
These courses present scientific conclusions about the structure and function of the natural world, and demonstrate or exemplify scientific questioning and validation of findings. At least one course from this Group must include a laboratory experience.
Courses which do not include a laboratory experience:
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ANTH 210N |
Introduction to Physical Anthropology |
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ANTH 211N |
Human Genetics |
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ANTH 286N |
Survey of the Forensic Sciences |
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ASTR 131N |
Elementary Astronomy I |
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ASTR 132N |
Elementary Astronomy II |
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BIOL 106N |
Elementary Medical Microbiology |
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BIOL 108N |
Diversity of Life |
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BIOL 121N |
Introductory Ecology |
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BIOL 130N |
Evolution and Society |
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BIOL 135N |
Biology of Yellowstone Hot Springs |
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BIOL 201N |
Montana Wildlife |
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BMED 145N |
Introduction to Cancer Biology |
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CHMY 121N |
Intro. to General Chemistry |
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CHMY 123N |
Intro. to Organic and Biochem |
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CSD 221N |
Fundamentals of Acoustics: Applications in Speech, Hearing & Language |
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ERTH 303N , CCS 303N |
Weather and Climate |
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EVST 101N |
Environmental Science |
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FOR 271N, RSCN 271N |
Wilderness Ecology |
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GPHY 111N |
Introduction to Physical Geography |
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GEO 101N |
Intro. to Physical Geology |
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GEO 107N |
Natural Hazards |
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GEO 105N |
Oceanography |
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GEO 108N, CCS 108N |
Climate Change |
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HHP 236N |
Nutrition |
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PHAR 110N |
Use and abuse of Drugs |
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PHYS 111N |
Fundamentals of Physics I |
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PHYS 112N |
Fundamentals of Physics II |
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PHYS 141N |
Relativity: From Galileo to Einstein and Beyond |
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PHYS 211N |
Fundamentals of Physics with Calculus I |
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PHYS 212N |
Fundamentals of Physics with Calculus II |
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PSYX 250N |
Fundamentals of Biological Psychology |
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SCN 100N |
Issues in Biology |
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SCN 175N |
Integrated Physical Science |
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WBIO 105N |
Wildlife and People |
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Group XI: Natural Science (N) 6cr - continued. Courses which do include a laboratory experience: |
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ASTR 134N |
Elementary Astronomy Laboratory I |
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ASTR 135N |
Elementary Astronomy Laboratory II |
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ASTR 142N |
Evolving Universe: Theories and Observations |
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BIOL 100N |
The Science of Life |
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BIOL 109N |
Diversity of Life Laboratory |
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BIOL 110N |
Principles of Biology |
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BIOL 120N |
General Botany |
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CHMY 101N |
Chemistry for the Consumer |
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CHMY 124N |
Intro. to Organic and Biochem Lab |
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CHMY 141N |
College Chemistry I |
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CHMY 143N |
College Chemistry II |
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FOR 210N |
Introductory Soils |
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FOR 241N |
Dendrology |
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GEO 102N |
Intro. to Physical Geology Lab |
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GEO 106N |
History of Life |
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PHYS 113N |
Physics Laboratory I |
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PHYS 114N |
Physics Laboratory II |
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PHYS 213N |
Physics Laboratory I with Calculus (1 credit) |
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PHYS 214N |
Physics Laboratory II with Calculus (1 credit) |
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SCI 225N |
General Science: Physical and Chemical Science |
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SCI 226N |
General Science: Earth and Life Science |
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SCN 201N |
Human Anatomy & Physiology I |
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SCN 202N |
Human Anatomy & Physiology II |
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