University of Texas at Austin-May 2013	Alamo Community College District-July 2013
10 - Communication (2 courses)
For UT-Austin, choose 1 course from Rhetoric & Writing 306 - Rhetoric & Composition Rhetoric & Writing 306Q - Rhetoric & Composition(non-native speakers) English 603A - Composition & Reading in Literature(Plan II Honors) Tutorial Course 603A - Composition & Reading in Literature(see above) 1 additional course is required by the major.	6 credit hours English 1301 - Composition I English 1302 - Composition II
11 - Additional Communication (1 course)
	3 credit hours Speech 1311 - Introduction to Speech Communication Speech 1315 - Public Speaking Speech 1318 - Interpersonal Communication Speech 1321 - Business & Professional Speech
20 - Mathematics (1 course)
Chosen from: Math 302 - Introduction to Mathematics Math 303D - Applicable Mathematics Math 305G - Elementary Functions & Coordinate Geometry Math 310P - Modern Mathematics(Plan II Honors) Math 316 - Elementary Statistical Methods Math 403K - Calculus I for Business & Economics Math 408C - Differential & Integral Calculus Math 408K - Differential Calculus Math 408N - Differential Calculus for Science Math 408R - Differential & Integral Calculus Statistics & Scientific Computation 302 - Data Analysis for the Health Sciences Statistics & Scientific Computation 303 - Statistics in Experimental Research Statistics & Scientific Computation 304 - Statistics in Health Care Statistics & Scientific Computation 305 - Statistics in Policy Design Statistics & Scientific Computation 306 - Statistics in Market Analysis Statistics & Scientific Computation 318 - Intro to Statistical & Scientific Calculation	3-4 credit hours Math 1314 - College Algebra Math 1324 - Mathematics for Business & Social Sciences I Math 1332 - Contemporary Math I (Math for Liberal Arts) Math 1414 - College Algebra Math 1442 - Elementary Statistical Methods Math 2412 - Precalculus Math 2413 - Calculus I
30 - Natural Science (2 courses)
For UT-Austin, both courses must be in same science. Chosen from Astronomy 301 – Introduction to Astronomy Astronomy 302 – Self-Paced Introduction to Astronomy Astronomy 303 – Introduction to Astronomy with Celestial Observations Astronomy 307 – Introductory Astronomy Astronomy 309 – Astronomy for Nonscience Students Astronomy 309L – The Search for Extraterrestrial Life Astronomy 309N – Astronomy Bizarre: Stars & Stellar Evolution or Astronomy 309Q – Time & the Cosmos Astronomy 309Q - Time & the Cosmos or Astronomy 309R – Astronomy Bizarre: Galaxies, Quasars & Cosmology Astronomy 309S - The Solar System Astronomy 309T – The Milky Way Galaxy Biology 301D – Biology for Business, Law & Liberal Arts Biology 301E - Problems in Modern Biology Biology 301L – Molecules to Organisms Biology 301M - Ecology, Evolution, & Society Biology 311C - Introductory Biology I Biology 311D - Introductory Biology II Biology 326M - Introductory Medical Microbiology & Immunology Biology 416K – Physiology & Functional Anatomy I Biology 416L – Physiology & Functional Anatomy II Chemistry 301 – Principles of Chemistry I Chemistry 302 – Principles of Chemistry II Chemistry 301H - Principles of Chemistry I(Honors) Chemistry 302H - Principles of Chemistry II(Honors) Chemistry 304K – Introductory Chemistry I Chemistry 305 – Introduction to Chemistry II Chemistry 313N – General & Organic Chemistry Chemistry 314N – Elementary Organic Chemistry & Biochemistry Geological Sciences 302C – Climate: Past, Present, Future Geological Sciences 302D – Age of Dinosaurs Geological Sciences 302E – Earth, Wind & Fire Geological Sciences 302K – Selected Topics in Geological Sciences Geological Sciences 302M – The Age of Mammals Geological Sciences 302P – Living with a Planet Geological Sciences 303 – Introduction to Geology Geological Sciences 303C - Introduction to the Solar System Geological Sciences 305E - Energy & the Environment Geological Sciences 307 – Introduction to Oceanography Geological Sciences 401 – Physical Geology Geological Sciences 404C – Plate Tectonics & Earth History Geological Sciences 405 – Life through Time Marine Science 307 - Introduction to Oceanography Marine Science 308 - Humans & A Changing Ocean Natural Sciences 306J - Natural Sciences 306K - Natural Sciences 306L - Physical Science 303 – Introductory I: Mechanics & Heat Physical Science 304 – Introductory II: Electricity, Light & Optics Physics 301 - Mechanics Physics 302K – General Physics-Technical: Mechanics, Heat & Sound Physics 302L – General Physics-Technical: Electricity & Magnetism, Light, Atomic & Nuclear Physics Physics 303K - Engineering Physics I Physics 303L - Engineering Physics II Physics 309K - Elementary Physics for Nontechnical Students Physics 309L – Elementary Physics for Nontechnical Students Physics 316 – Electricity & Magnetism Physics 317K - General Physics I Physics 317L - General Physics II Physics 321 - Modern Physics(Plan II Honors)	7-8 credit hours (at least 1 course must include laboratory) Anthropology 2301 - Physical Anthropology Astronomy 1303 - Stars & Galaxies (Lecture) Astronomy 1304 - Solar System (Lecture) Biology 1308 - Biology for Non-Science Majors I (Lecture) Biology 1309 - Biology for Non-Science Majors II (Lecture) Biology 1322 - Introduction to Nutrition Biology 1323 - Consumer Nutrition for Non-Science Majors Biology 1406 - Biology for Science Majors I Biology 1407 - Biology for Science Majors II Biology 1408 - Biology for Non-science Majors I Biology 1409 - Biology for Non-science Majors II Biology 1411 - General Botany Biology 1413 - General Zoology Biology 2306 - Environmental Biology Biology 2401 - Human Anatomy & Physiology I Biology 2402 - Human Anatomy & Physiology II Biology 2404 - Human Anatomy & Physiology Biology 2406 - Environmental Biology Biology 2420 - Microbiology & Pathology Chemistry 1305 - Introductory Chemistry Lecture I Chemistry 1307 - Introductory Chemistry II (Lecture) Chemistry 1311 - General Chemistry I (Lecture) Chemistry 1407 - Introduction to Chemistry II Chemistry 1411 - General Chemistry I Chemistry 1312 - General Chemistry Lecture II Chemistry 1405 - Introductory Chemistry I Chemistry 1412 - General Chemistry II Geography 1301 - Physical Geography Geology 1104 - Laboratory for Geology 1314 Geology 1301 - Earth Sciences I Geology 1303 - Physical Geology (Lecture) Geology 1304 - Historical Geology Lecture Geology 1305 - Environmental Geology Lecture Geology 1345 - Oceanography Geology 1401 - Earth Sciences I Geology 1403 - Physical Geology Geology 1404 - Historical Geology Physics 1301 - General Physics I Lecture Physics 1305 - Introductory Physics I Lecture Physics 1401 - General Physics I Physics 2425 - University Physics I Physics 2426 - University Physics II
31 - Additional Natural Sciences (2 labs)
For UT-Austin, choose 1 course from a science not taken above. (Note: Natural Sciences courses may be used for both Natural Sciences and Additional Natural Sciences) The following courses also may be chosen Anthropology 301 - Physical Anthropology Anthropology 304 - Intro to Archaeological Studies I: Prehistoric Archaeology Biology 301C - Topics in Biology Biology 305E - Plants, Environment, & Human Affairs Biology 305F - Introduction to Sensory Physiology of Plants Biology 307D - Biology of AIDS Biology 309D - The Human Body Biology 309F - Heredity, Evolution, & Society Biology 406D - Native Plants Computer Sciences 302 - Computer Fluency Computer Sciences 307 - Foundations of Computer Science Geography 301C - The Natural Environment Geography 301K - Weather & Climate Geography 304E - Environmental Science: A Changing World
40 - Humanities (1 course)
Chosen from English 316K - Masterworks of Literature English 603B - Composition & Reading in World Literature (Plan II Honors + Eng 603A required) Tutorial Course 603B - (see above)	3 credit hours Arabic 2311 - Intermediate Arabic I Arabic 2312 - Intermediate Arabic II Chinese 2311 - Intermediate Chinese I Chinese 2312 - Intermediate Chinese II English 2322 - British Literature I: Anglo Saxon through Neoclassical English 2323 - British Literature II: Romanticism to the Present English 2327 - American Literature I: Precolonial through the Romantic Period English 2328 - American Literature II: Realism to the Present English 2332 - World Literature I: Antiquity through the Renaissance English 2333 - World Literature II: Neoclassical to the Present English 2341 - Forms of Literature English 2342 - Introduction to Literature & Literary Criticism English 2351 - Mexican American Literature French 2311 - Intermediate French I French 2312 - Intermediate French II German 2311 - Intermediate German I German 2312 - Intermediate German II History 2321 - World Civilizations I History 2322 - World Civilizations II Humanities 1301 - Introduction to the Humanities I Humanities 1302 - Introduction to the Humanities II Humanities 1305 - Introduction to Mexican-American Studies Humanities 2319 - American Minority Studies Humanities 2323 - World Cultures Italian 2311 - Intermediate Italian I Italian 2312 - Intermediate Italian II Japanese 2311 - Intermediate Japanese I Japanese 2312 - Intermediate Japanese II Latin 2311 - Intermediate Latin I Latin 2312 - Intermediate Latin II Philosophy 1301 - Introduction to Philosophy Philosophy 1304 - Introduction to World Religions Philosophy 2303 - Introduction to Logic Philosophy 2306 - Introduction to Ethics Spanish 2311 - Intermediate Spanish I Spanish 2312 - Intermediate Spanish II
41 - Additional Humanities (1 course)
	3 credit hours Arabic 2311 - Intermediate Arabic I Arabic 2312 - Intermediate Arabic II Chinese 2311 - Intermediate Chinese I Chinese 2312 - Intermediate Chinese II English 2322 - British Literature I: Anglo Saxon through Neoclassical English 2323 - British Literature II: Romanticism to the Present English 2327 - American Literature I: Precolonial through the Romantic Period English 2328 - American Literature II: Realism to the Present English 2332 - World Literature I: Antiquity through the Renaissance English 2333 - World Literature II: Neoclassical to the Present English 2341 - Forms of Literature English 2342 - Introduction to Literature & Literary Criticism English 2351 - Mexican American Literature French 2311 - Intermediate French I French 2312 - Intermediate French II German 2311 - Intermediate German I German 2312 - Intermediate German II History 2321 - World Civilizations I History 2322 - World Civilizations II Humanities 1301 - Introduction to the Humanities I Humanities 1302 - Introduction to the Humanities II Humanities 1305 - Introduction to Mexican-American Studies Humanities 2319 - American Minority Studies Humanities 2323 - World Cultures Italian 2311 - Intermediate Italian I Italian 2312 - Intermediate Italian II Japanese 2311 - Intermediate Japanese I Japanese 2312 - Intermediate Japanese II Latin 2311 - Intermediate Latin I Latin 2312 - Intermediate Latin II Philosophy 1301 - Introduction to Philosophy Philosophy 1304 - Introduction to World Religions Philosophy 2303 - Introduction to Logic Philosophy 2306 - Introduction to Ethics Spanish 2311 - Intermediate Spanish I Spanish 2312 - Intermediate Spanish II
50 - Visual and Performing Arts (1 course)
Choose from American Studies 330 - Modernism in American Design & Architecture Architecture 308 - Architecture & Society Architecture 318K - History of Architecture, Survey I Architecture 318L - History of Architecture, Survey II Art History 301 - Introduction to the Visual Arts Art History 302 - Survey of Ancient through Medieval Art Art History 303 - Survey of Renaissance through Modern Art Art History 325 - Survey of Ancient Near Eastern Art Art History 327J - Greek Architecture Art History 327L - Ancient Greek Art Art History 327M - Hellenistic Art & Architecture Art History 327N - Roman Imperial Art Art History 327P - Roman Architecture Art History 327R - Art in the Everyday Life of Ancient Romans Art History 329J - Byzantine Art Art History 329K - Early Medieval Art Art History 329R - Romanesque Art & Architecture Art History 330G - Art at Court: The Gothic Period Art History 331K - Early Italian Renaissance Art Art History 331L - High Renaissance Art Art History 331M - Mannerist & Early Baroque Art Art History 332K - Northern Renaissance Art, 1350-1500 Art History 332L - Northern Renaissance Art, 1500-1600 Art History 333K - Italian Baroque Art Art History 333L - The Age of Rembrandt & Rubens: Northern Baroque Art Art History 334 - Eighteenth-Century European Art Art History 335N - European Art, 1789-1848 Art History 335P - European Art, 1848-1900 Art History 337K - Twentieth-Century European Art to 1940 Art History 338L - Art since 1930: Modernism & Mass Modernity Art History 338M - Art & Culture: 1968 & After Art History 339J - American Art: Colonial Era to the Civil War Art History 339K - American Art: Civil War to the Armory Show Art History 339L - Twentieth-Century American Art to the 1950s Art History 339M - American Art since 1960 Art History 341K - Modern Art of Mexico Art History 341L - Modern Latin American Art Art History 346 - Traditional Arts of Africa & Oceania Art History 347K - Art & Archaeology of Ancient Peru Art History 347L - Mesoamerican Art Art History 347M - Maya Art & Architecture Art History 359 - Topics in Feminism & Gender Art History 360L - Topics in the History of Photography Art History 361 - Topics in Latino & Chicano Art Art History 361L - Topics in Ancient Near Eastern Art Art History 362 - Topics in Greek & Roman Art Art History 362R - Topics in the Art of Late Antiquity Art History 363 - Topics in Medieval Art Art History 364 - Topics in Renaissance Art Art History 365 - Topics in Baroque Art Art History 366J - Topics in Nineteenth-Century Art Art History 366N - Topics in Twentieth-Century Art Art History 366P - Topics in Modernism Art History 367 - Topics in the Art of North America Art History 370 - Topics in Pre-Columbian Art Art History 372 - Topics in the Art of Asia Classical Civilization 301 - Introduction to Ancient Greece Classical Civilization 302 - Introduction to Ancient Rome Classical Civilization 302K - Introduction to Archaeological Studies II Classical Civilization 303 - Introduction to Classical Mythology Classical Civilization 307C - Introduction to Greek Archaeology Classical Civilization 307D - Introduction to Roman Archaeology Classical Civilization 317 - Classical Archaeology Core Texts & Ideas 350 - Masterworks of World Drama Core Texts & Ideas 351 - The Idea of the Beautiful Fine Arts 308 - Arts Integration for Multidisciplinary Connections Fine Arts 310 - Topics in the Fine Arts Fine Arts 320 - Exploring the Fine Arts Music 302L - An Introduction to Western Music Music 302P - Introductory Topics in Western Music Music 303M - Introduction to Traditional Musics in World Cultures Music 303N - Introduction to Popular Musics in World Cultures Music 303P - Topics in Music of World Cultures Music 307 - Topics in Popular Music Music 313- Fundamentals of Music Music 334 - The Music of the Americas Music 606A - The Elements of Music Philosophy 317K - Introduction to the Philosophy of the Arts Philosophy 346 - Aesthetics Studio Art 320K - Intermediate Painting Studio Art 320L - Art Studio for NonArt Majors Theatre and Dance 301 - Introduction to Theatre Theatre and Dance 302T - Topics in Dance Techniques for NonDance majors Theatre and Dance 303 - Fundamentals of Acting Visual Art Studies 320 - Exploring Objects, Spaces, & Meanings	3 credit hours Architecture 1301 - History of Architecture I Architecture 1302 - History of Architecture II Architecture 1311 - Architecture, Society, & Culture Arts 1301 - Art Appreciation Arts 1303 - Art History I Arts 1304 - Art History II Arts 1316 - Drawing I Arts 2316 - Painting I Arts 2326 - Sculpture I Arts 2341 - Art Metals I Arts 2346 - Ceramics I Arts 2348 - Digital Art I Arts 2356 - Photography I (fine arts emphasis) Dance 1301 - Dance Composition I Dance 1305 - World Dance Dance 2303 - Dance Appreciation Drama 1310 - Introduction to the Theatre (Theatre Appreciation) Humanities 1311 - Mexican-American Fine Arts Appreciation Humanities 1315 - Fine Arts Appreciation Music 1306 - Music Appreciation Music 1309 - Music Literature II Music 1310 - American Music
60 - History (2 courses)
Choose from(Note: Only 1 of the courses may be in Texas History) History 314K - History of Mexican Americans in the United States History 315G - Introduction to American Studies History 315K - The United States, 1492 -1865 History 315L - The United States since 1865 History 317L - Colonial America History 320L - Texas until 1845 History 320P - Texas, 1845-1914 History 320R - Texas, 1914 to the Present History 329K - United States Relations with Latin America History 333L - Diplomatic History of the United States, 1775-1890 History 333M - Diplomatic History of the United States since 1890 History 334L - The American Revolution & the Founding of the U.S. History 334M - The Jeffersonian Era, 1800-1829 History 336L - The Old South History 340S - Chinese in the United States History 341N - Women's Rights Movement in the United States History 345J - The Coming of the Civil War, 1829-1861 History 345L - The American Civil War & Reconstruction, 1861-1877 History 345M - The South since 1865 History 350R - Undergraduate Seminar in U.S. History History 351N - History of Religion in America to 1800 History 351P - History of Religion in America since 1800 History 355F - The United States, 1877-1920 History 355M - The United States, 1920-1941 History 355N - Main Currents of American Culture to 1865 History 355P - The United States since 1941 History 355S - United States Constitutional History History 356G - History of the United States West History 356K - Main Currents of American Culture since 1865 History 356N - American Culture & Social Life since 1945 Histroy 356P - The United States in the Civil Rights Era History 356R - America & the Holocaust History 357C - African American History to 1860 History 357D - African American History since 1860 History 357F - Filipinos in the United States History 357P - Twentieth-Century American Indian History History 365G - Topics in United States History History 373C - History of the Hip Hop Generation History 376F - The United States & the Second World War	6 credit hours History 1301 - United States History I History 1302 - United States History II or History 2327 - Mexican-American History I History 2328 - Mexican-American History II or History 1301 and History 2328 or History 1302 and History 2327 or History 2301 - Texas History and History 1302 or History 2328
70 - Government (2 courses)
Choose from Government 310L - American Government plus one of these Government 312L - Issues & Policies in American Government Government 312P - America's Constitutional Principles: Core Texts Government 312R - America's Constitutional Principles: the Challenge of Equality Government 105 - Texas Government(this course is designed for out-of-state and other transfer students who have 5 or more semester hours of coursework in American government and need Texas government to fulfill the legislative requirement.)	6 credit hours Government 2305 - National Government Government 2306 - State Government
80 - Social and Behavioral Sciences (1 course)
Choose from Anthropology 302 - Cultural Anthropology Anthropology 305 - Fundamentals of Folklore Anthropology 307 - Culture & Communication Anthropology 309L - The American Public Sphere Anthropology 316L - Gender in the African American Community Anthropology 318L - Mexican American Culture Core Texts & Ideas 302 - Classics of Social & Political Thought Core Texts & Ideas 365 - Classics of Social Scientific Thought Economics 301 - Introduction to Economics Economics 304K - Introduction to Microeconomics Economics 304L - Introduction to Macroeconomics Geography 305 - This Human World: An Introduction to Geography Geography 306C - Conservation Geography 307C - Introduction to Urban Studies Geography 308 - Computer Cartography Geography 309 - Topics in Geography Geography 312 - Maps & Map Interpretation Geography 319 - The Geography of Latin America Linguistics 306 - Introduction to the Study of Language Linguistics 312 - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Language Psychology 301 - Introduction to Psychology Social Science 301 - Plan II Honors Sociology 302 - Introduction to the Study of Society Sociology 308 - Social Problems Sociology 308C - Peace & Conflict Sociology 308D - Ethnicity & Gender: La Chicana Sociology 309 - Chicanos in American Society Sociology 313K - Introduction to the Study of Religion Sociology 318 - Juvenile Delinquency Sociology 319 - Population Problems	3 credit hours Anthropology 2302 - Archaeology Anthropology 2351 - Cultural Anthropology Communication 1307 - Introduction to Mass Communications Criminal Justice 1301 - Introduction to Criminal Justice Economics 1301 - Introduction to Economics Economics 2301 - Principles of Macroeconomics Economics 2302 - Principles of Microeconomics Economics 2311 - Economic Geography & Global Issues Geography 1302 - Cultural Geography Geography 1303 - World Regional Geography Government 2304 - Introduction to Political Science Psychology 2301 - General Psychology Psychology 2306 - Human Sexuality Psychology 2307 - Adolescent Psychology Psychology 2308 - Child Psychology Psychology 2315 - Psychology of Adjustment Psychology 2319 - Social Psychology Sociology 1301 - Introduction to Sociology Sociology 1306 - Social Problems
90 - Institutionally Designated Option
1 course to be completed during 1st year in residence Chosen from Undergraduate Studies 302 - Signature Course Undergraduate Studies 303 - Signature Course Tutorial Course 302 - (Plan II Honors) 39 total credit hours