SPANISH MAJOR CHECKSHEET

SPANISH, B.A., 126 HOURS

NOTE: The information in this checksheet is based upon the 2009-2010 Catalog.

Core Curriculum Course Requirements

ð AREA A - Essential Skills (9 Hours Total).

A minimum grade of "C" will be required in all Area A courses.

ð ENGL 1101 - Composition I (3)

ð ENGL 1102 - Composition II (3) (Prerequisite ENGL 1101)

Select one math course from the following:

ð MATH 1101 - Introduction to Math Modeling (3) (Not a prerequisite for MATH 1112 or MATH 1113) *

ð MATH 1111 - College Algebra (3) **

ð MATH 1112 - Trigonometry (3) (Prerequisite MATH 1111 or equivalent academic background) *** †

ð MATH 1113 - Pre-Calculus (4) (Prerequisite MATH 1111 or equivalent academic background)

ð MATH 1441 - Calculus I with Lab (4) (Prerequisite MATH 1112 or 1113 or equivalent academic background)

*Satisfies Area A in CLASS, COBA, and some CHHS Programs.

**Credit earned for only one of these courses (MATH 1111 or MATH 1101) can count toward graduation.

***Fulfills the MATH 1113 requirement for most students.

† Credit earned for only one of these courses (MATH 1112 or MATH 1113) can count toward graduation.

ð AREA B - Institutional Options (4 Hours Total)

ð HIST 1112 - World History II: Emergence of the Modern Global Community (3)

ð IDS 2210 - Turning Points and Connections (1) (Prerequisite HIST 1112)

ð AREA C - Humanities and Fine Arts (6 Hours Total)

Students may satisfy Area C by successfully completing requirements outlined below in Option 1 or Option 2.

ð (Option 1) Select one literature course from the following:

ð ENGL 2111 - World Literature I (3) (Prerequisites ENGL 1101 and 1102)

ð ENGL 2112 - World Literature II (3) (Prerequisites ENGL 1101 and 1102)

Select one humanities/fine arts course from the following:

ð ART 1000 - Art in Life (3)

ð COMM 1110 - Principles of Public Speaking (3) (Prerequisite ENGL 1101)

ð Foreign Language 1001 - Elementary I (3) *

ð Foreign Language 1002 - Elementary II (3) *

ð Foreign Language 2001 - Intermediate I (3) *

ð Foreign Language 2002 - Intermediate II (3) *

ð Foreign Language 1060 - Accelerated Elementary (3 of 6) (3 Hours to Area C) *

ð Foreign Language 2060 - Accelerated Intermediate (3 of 6) (3 Hours to Area C) *

ð HUMN 2433 - Classicism (3)

ð HUMN 2434 - Myth in Arts and Humanities (3)

ð MUSC 1100 - Music Appreciation (3)

ð PHIL 1030 - Introduction to Philosophy (3)

ð RELS 2130 - Introduction to Religion (3)

ð THEA 1100 - Theatre Appreciation (3)

*Language can be FREN, GRMN, JAPN, LATN, SPAN, or YORU.

ð (Option 2) Both of the following humanities courses:

ð HUMN 2321 - Humanities I (3) (Prerequisite ENGL 1101 or concurrent enrollment)

ð HUMN 2322 - Humanities II (3) (Prerequisites ENGL 1101 and HUMN 2321)

ð AREA D - Science, Mathematics, and Technology (11 Hours Total)

Select one course from Section I, one course from Section II, and Section III may be satisfied by selecting a course in any of the three sections. Only two courses in the same discipline may be chosen in Area D.

ð Section I - Traditional Laboratory Science Course (4 Hours)

Select one traditional laboratory science course from the following:

ð ASTR 1010 - Astronomy of the Solar System (3) and ASTR 1211 - Astronomy Lab (1)

ð ASTR 1020 - Stellar and Galactic Astronomy (3) and ASTR 1211 - Astronomy Lab (1)

ð BIOL 1130 - General Biology (3) and BIOL 1110 - General Biology Lab (1)

ð CHEM 1140 - Introduction to General and Organic Chemistry with Lab (4)

ð CHEM 1145 - Principles of Chemistry I with Lab (4)

ð GEOL 1121 - Introduction to the Earth (3) and GEOL 1110 - Earth Lab (1)

ð PHYS 1111 - Introduction to Physics I (3) (Prerequisite MATH 1112 or 1113) and PHYS 1113 - Physics Lab I (1)

ð PHYS 2211 - Principles of Physics I (3) (Prerequisite MATH 1441) and PHYS 1113 - Physics Lab I (1)

ð Section II - Environmental Science with Lab (4 Hours)

Select one environmental science course with lab from the following:

ð BIOL 1230 - Environmental Biology (3) and BIOL 1210 - Environmental Biology Lab (1)

ð CHEM 1040 - Chemistry and the Environment with Lab (4)

ð GEOL 1330 - Environmental Geology (3) and GEOL 1310 - Environmental Geology Lab (1)

ð PHYS 1149 - Environmental Physics with Lab (4)

ð Section III - Mathematics, Science or Technology Elective (3 Hours minimum)

Select one mathematics, science or technology elective. Course can be chosen from either section I, II or III in Area D.

ð ASTR 1000 - Introduction to the Universe (3)

ð BIOL 1331 - Insects and People (3)

ð BIOL 1333 - From Neuron to Brain (3)

ð BIOL 1335 - Plants and Civilization (3)

ð CHEM 1030 - Chemistry and Your World (3)

ð CHEM 1146 - Principles of Chemistry II with Lab (4) (Prerequisite CHEM 1145)

ð CISM 1110 - Computer Applications (1)

ð CISM 1120 - Computer Concepts (2)

ð CSCI 1230 - Introduction to BASIC Programming (3) (Prerequisite Math course)

ð CSCI 1232 - Introduction to FORTRAN Programming (3) (Prerequisite Math course)

ð GEOG 1111 - Climate and the Landscape (3) and GEOG 1110 - Climate and the Landscape Lab (1)

ð GEOL 1122 - General Historical Geology with Lab (4) (Prerequisite GEOL 1121 with Lab)

ð GEOL 1430 - Dinosaurs, Extinctions, and Disasters (3)

ð GEOL 1530 - Principles of Oceanography (3)

ð MATH 1112 - Trigonometry (3) (Prerequisite MATH 1111 or equivalent academic background)

ð MATH 1113 - Pre-Calculus (4) (Prerequisite MATH 1111 or equivalent academic background)

ð MATH 1232 - Survey of Calculus (3) (Prerequisite MATH 1101 or MATH 1111)

ð MATH 1441 - Calculus I with Lab (4) (Prerequisite MATH 1112 or 1113 or equivalent academic background)

ð MATH 2242 - Calculus II with Lab (4) (Prerequisite MATH 1441)

ð MATH 2243 - Calculus III with Lab (4) (Prerequisite MATH 2242)

ð PHYS 1112 - Introduction to Physics II (3) (Prerequisite PHYS 1111) and PHYS 1114 - Physics Lab II (1) (Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment of PHYS 2212 or 1112)

ð PHYS 1135 - Physics: How Things Work (3)

ð PHYS 2212 - Principles of Physics II (3) (Prerequisite PHYS 2211) and PHYS 1114 - Physics Lab II (1) (Prerequisite or concurrent enrollment of PHYS 2212 or 1112)

ð STAT 2231 - Introduction to Statistics I (3) (Prerequisite MATH 1101 or MATH 1111)

ð STAT 2232 - Introduction to Statistics II (3) (Prerequisite STAT 2231)

ð TCGT 1530 - Science, Technology and the Environment (3)

ð AREA E - Social Science (12 Hours Total)

ð ECON 2105 - Economics in a Global Society (3)

ð HIST 2110 - The United States: A Comprehensive Survey (3)

ð POLS 1101 - Introduction to American Government (3)

ð Select one social science elective course from the following:

ð ANTH 1102 - Introduction to Anthropology (3)

ð GEOG 1130 - World Regional Geography (3)

ð PSYC 1101 - Introduction to Psychology (3)

ð SOCI 1101 - Introduction to Sociology (3)

ð ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (6 Hours Total)

ð FYE 1220 - First Year Seminar (2)

ð HLTH 1520 - Healthful Living (2)

ð 2 Physical Activity Courses (2) (1 hour each)

ð Area F - Courses Appropriate to Major (18 Hours Total)

ð Required: (0-6 hours)

ð SPAN 2001 - Intermediate Spanish I (3) or equivalent

ð SPAN 2002 - Intermediate Spanish II (3) or equivalent

ð SPAN 2060 - Accelerated Intermediate Spanish (6) or equivalent

ð Elective Courses (12-18 hours):

ð ANTH 1102 - Introduction to Anthropology (3)

ð ARAB 1001 - Elementary Arabic I (3) and ARAB 1002 - Elementary Arabic II (3)

ð ART 2531 - Art History I (3)

ð ART 2532 - Art History II (3)

ð CHIN 1001 - Elementary Chinese I (3) and CHIN 1002 - Elementary Chinese II (3)

ð COML 2531 - Crossing Borders (3)

ð COMM 1100 - Introduction to Human Communications (3)

ð ENGL 2111 - World Literature I (3)

ð ENGL 2112 - World Literature II (3)

ð FILM 2331 - Introduction to Film (3)

ð FREN 1001 - Elementary French I (3) and FREN 1002 - Elementary French II (3) or FREN 1060 - Accelerated Elem. French (6)

ð GEOG 1130 - World Regional Geography (3)

ð GRMN 1001 – Elem. German I (3) and GRMN 1002 – Elem. German II (3) or GRMN 1060 - Accelerated Elem. German (6)

ð HIST 1111 - World History I (3)

ð HUMN 2321 - Humanities I (3)

ð HUMN 2322 - Humanities II (3)

ð INTS 2130 - Introduction to International Studies (3)

ð JAPN 1001 – Elem. Japanese I (3) and JAPN 1002 – Elem. Japanese II (3) or JAPN 1060 - Accelerated Elementary Japanese (6)

ð LATN 1001 – Elem. Latin I (3) and LATN 1002 - Elementary Latin II (3) or LATN 1060 - Accelerated Elementary Latin (6)

ð MUSC 1100 - Music Appreciation (3)

ð PHIL 1030 - Introduction to Philosophy (3)

ð PSYC 1101 - Introduction to Psychology (3)

ð RELS 2130 - Introduction to Religion (3)

ð SOCI 1101 - Introduction to Sociology (3)

ð SPAN 1001 – Elem. Spanish I (3) and SPAN 1002 – Elem. Spanish II (3) or SPAN 1060 - Accelerated Elementary Spanish (6)

ð THEA 1100 - Theatre Appreciation (3)

ð YORU 1001 - Elementary Yoruba I (3) and YORU 1002 - Elementary Yoruba II (3)

Major Requirements (24 Hours Total)

24 upper-division hours in SPAN, at least 9 of which must be at the 4000 level. (See Course Descriptions for specific course prerequisites.)

Checklist:	Course #	Title	Semester	Grade
SPAN 3000
SPAN 3000
SPAN 3000
SPAN 3000
SPAN 3000
SPAN 4000
SPAN 4000
SPAN 4000

Electives (15-21 Hours, depending on how many are required by the Minor)

Prefix	Course #	Title	Semester	Grade

Minor (or second major) Required (15-21 Hours): __________________________________________________

Prefix	Course #	Title	Semester	Grade

Minor - Required	15 - 21 Hours
Students may choose from any of the minors listed below:
Art (History) Art (Studio) Anthropology Biology Broadcasting Business Chemistry Child and Family Development Communication Studies Community Health Computer Science Economics English Exercise Science Fashion Merchandising and Apparel Design French Geographic Information Science Geography Geology German Graphic Communications Management Health Behavior History Hotel and Restaurant Management Industrial Safety and Environmental Compliance	Information Systems/Information Technology (IS/IT) Japanese Journalism Justice Studies Linguistics Management Manufacturing Marketing Mathematics Military Science Music - Applied Music - History and Literature Music - Music Technology Nutrition and Food Science Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Public Relations Sociology Sports Medicine - Athletic Training Theatre Writing

Course Map Worksheet

Fall 2009	Spring 2010
Sum A 10	Sum B 10
Fall 2010	Spring 2011
Sum A 11	Sum B 11
Fall 2011	Spring 2012
Sum A 12	Sum B 12
Fall 2012	Spring 2013
Sum A 13	Sum B 13
Fall 2013	Spring 2014
Sum A 14	Sum B 14

OTHER PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:

Students must earn a minimum grade of "C" in each upper division course in Spanish.
Students are required to take the Spanish Exit Exam.

At least 39 of the 126 hours must be upper-division.

ADVISEMENT: Department of Foreign Languages, Forest Drive Building, (912) 478-5181. Students under 45 hours are advised in the CLASS Advisement Center, 912-478-7740. Students in the UHP program are advised in their major departments.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Subject to the limitations and qualifications stated elsewhere in this catalog, the requirements for the baccalaureate degree are as follows:

Undergraduate students should have their programs of study checked with their advisors at least three terms before anticipated completion of degree and submit an "Application for Graduation." All degree seeking graduate students expecting to graduate must apply for graduation no later than the semester before degree requirements are expected to be completed.
To have a degree awarded, the graduation fee must be paid and all other financial obligations or "holds" must be satisfied or removed before the end of the term that the student is planning to graduate.
Students must earn at least 25 percent (30 semester hours) of their degree requirements in residence at Georgia Southern University. The last 30 semester hours of work must be earned at Georgia Southern University, unless an exception is made for the student to be a transient student at another institution. A student cannot complete requirements immediately following the term he/she is in attendance as a transient student at another institution unless an official transcript of transient credit is received by the Registrar prior to the end of the semester at Georgia Southern University.
For the B.A. degree, a maximum of 30 semester hours of upper division course work in the major may be allowed to count toward the minimum of 125 hours required for graduation.
For the B.S. degree, a maximum of 40 semester hours of upper division course work in the major may be allowed to count toward the minimum of 125 hours required for graduation.
At least half of the courses required in the major must be taken at Georgia Southern University.
At least nine semester hours of the fifteen required in the minor must be taken at Georgia Southern University.
At least twelve semester hours of the eighteen required in the concentration must be taken at Georgia Southern University.
A maximum of three semester hours may be taken under the S/U grading system within any minor.
The total institution cumulative GPA of all courses (at least 125 semester hours) applying to the degree must be 2.0.
A student must fulfill all major, minor and specific requirements prescribed for the degree and satisfy the legal requirements with regard to evidence of an understanding of the History and Constitutions of Georgia and of the United States.
A student must pass the Regents' Test as required by the University System of Georgia (see Regents' Testing Program). Satisfactory scores or exemptions will be evidence of competence and shall satisfy the requirement. This is a requirement for graduation.
All students will be required to complete any current requirements beyond the catalog, such as legislative, certification and Board of Regents requirements.
Advisors may recommend course substitutions in the major when deemed necessary by submitting the request for approval to their department chair. The substitution is then submitted to the Registrar who will review each request in accordance with the Board of Regents and institutional policies.
For students whose initial enrollment is Fall 1998 and after, GSU 1120-Methods of Learning will not apply to the degree.
Credit for Military Science (MSCI) Courses will appear on the student's record. For students who are not pursuing a Military Science minor, four of these credit hours, either transfer or resident, may be applied toward the 125 hours required for a degree provided it meets with the approval of the appropriate advisor and department.
A minimum grade of "C" is required in all Area A courses.
A maximum of five physical activity courses may be applied to the 125 hours required for a degree.
Students typically satisfy the requirements for graduation listed in the catalog when they initially enroll at Georgia Southern University. However, with the approval of their advisor, students enrolled Fall 1998 and after may elect to satisfy the graduation requirements specified in any of the catalogs in effect while they are enrolled. A change of major does not constitute a change of catalog for these students. If a major is changed after Fall 1998, students must satisfy semester major requirements. However, if a student has been out of school for ten or more calendar years and re-enters, the current catalog requirements (at time of re-entry) will apply. Any exceptions require the approval of the advisor, department chair, and dean.
All outstanding "I" or "IP" grades must be cleared and all transcripts from other institutions must be received by the end of the term the student plans to graduate.
Academic and financial obligations not met by the end of the term will result in the conferring of the degree the following term.