* Courses may only be used to satisfy one Area of Inquiry.** Not all sections of WI and IL approved courses carry the tags. Check the Schedule of Classes.

Course AI* CP** NotesCIV 111 Unified Composition and Western Civilization I W1, MI must be taken with CIV 112 to complete

both W1 and MI requirements CIV 112 Unified Composition and Western Civilization I W1, MI must be taken with CIV 111 to complete

both W1 and MI requirements

ENG 101 English Composition W1

ENG 300 Advanced Writing--Exposition W2

ENG 301 Advanced Writing - Argumentative Writing W2

ENG 302 Advanced Writing: Travel Writing W2

ENG 304 Advanced Writing--Research in Individual Discipline W2

ENG 305 Advanced Writing--Technical Writing W2

ENG 306 Advanced Writing--Business Communication W2

COM 103 The Oral Communication Process OC

ART 107 Introduction to 2-Dimensional Creative Processes FA

ART 109 Photographic Appreciation (Online) FA

ART 131 Art Appreciation FA WI

CIV 113 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization I

FA, HU, MI

must be taken with CIV 114 to complete two AI requirements and WI requirement

CIV 114 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization II

FA, HU, MI WI must be taken with CIV 113 to complete

two AI requirements and WI requirement

MUS 109 Music Appreciation FA

PHL 350 Art in Human Experience FA

THE 131 Introduction to Theatre FA

THE 141 Film Appreciation FA

WLF 351 Cinema Francais FA

WLT 151 French Cinema FA

CIS 300 Computers and Society GP/GS

ECO 391 International Trade GP/GS

HIS 201 Violence, Crime, and Punishment in U.S. History

GP/GS, HU

HIS 203 United States History to 1877 GP/GS, HU

HIS 204 United States History Since 1877 GP/GS, HU

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* Courses may only be used to satisfy one Area of Inquiry.** Not all sections of WI and IL approved courses carry the tags. Check the Schedule of Classes.

Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CP

I B 206 Introduction to International Business GP/GS

I S 100 Contemporary World Forces GP/GS

I S 103 Fundamentals of International Studies: Global Analysis GP/GS

I S 305 Diplomacy in International Affairs GP/GS

I S 306 Intelligence in International Affairs GP/GS

I S 318 United States-East Asian Relations GP/GS

I S 330 European Integration GP/GS, MI

I S 363 Middle East Nations in International Affairs

GP/GS, GP/WC

I S 410 Globalization in World Affairs GP/GS

IB 391 International Trade GP/GS

PLS 208 Fundamentals of International Relations GP/GS

RLS 321 Islam & the West: Clash of Civilizations?

GP/GS, SB

AAS 200 Introduction to African-American Studies

GP/WC, MI pending approval by Senate

ANT 101 The Anthropological Perspective GP/WC

ANT 305 Peoples and Cultures of the Non-Western World GP/WC

COM 315 Intercultural Communication Theory GP/WC, MI

ENG 123 European Writers GP/WC, HU

ENG 130 Introduction to Native American Literature

GP/WC, MI

ENG 140 Global Literatures GP/WC, HU

ENG 381 Literatures of Asia GP/WC, HU

ENG 385 Literatures of Europe GP/WC, HU

ETE 280 Exploring Diversity: Learners, Families, GP/WC

HIS 205 Non-Western Civilization: Latin America

GP/WC, HU WI

HIS 206 Non-Western Civilization: the Middle East Since Muhammad

GP/WC, HU

HIS 207 Non-Western Civilization: Modern Japan, 1860-Present

GP/WC, HU

HIS 208 Non-Western Civilization: Russian History

GP/WC, HU

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CP

HIS 316 African American History Since 1877 GP/WC, HU

HIS 329 Modern Germany 1870-Present GP/WC, HU

HIS 330 Modern China GP/WC, HU

HIS 331 Samurai in Japanese History GP/WC, HU WI pending approval

HIS 335 Modern Mexico GP/WC, HU WI

HIS 336 Early Non-Western History and Geography

GP/WC, HU

HIS 340 Twentieth-Century Europe GP/WC, HU

I B 204 Business in Chinese Culture GP/WC

I B 205 Business in Indian Culture GP/WC

I S 104 Fundamentals of International Studies: Area Analysis GP/WC

I S 182 Fundamentals of Contemporary East Asian Civilization GP/WC

I S 322 Latin America in the International System GP/WC WI

I S 340 Africa in the International System GP/WC

I S 353 Russian Foreign Policy GP/WC

I S 355 Imperial Russia GP/WC

I S 363 Middle East Nations in International Affairs

GP/WC, GP/GS

I S 373 South and Southeast Asian Nations in International Affairs GP/WC

I S 385 Issues of Contemporary Asia GP/WC

RLS 105 Church History GP/WC, HU

RLS 114 Introduction to Judaism GP/WC, HU

RLS 121 Islamic Civilization GP/WC, HU

RLS 225 Arabic Christianity GP/WC, HU WI

RLS 300 Hebrew Bible/Old Testament GP/WC, HU

RLS 305 Early Christianity: Monasticism GP/WC, HU

RLS 313 Introduction to Rabbinic Judaism GP/WC, HU

RLS 320 Muslim-Christian Relations GP/WC, HU WI

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* Courses may only be used to satisfy one Area of Inquiry.** Not all sections of WI and IL approved courses carry the tags. Check the Schedule of Classes.

Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CP

RLS 331 Religions of the Eastern World GP/WC

RLS 332 Religions of the World II GP/WC, HU

RLS 338 China: Religion and Culture GP/WC

SOC 300 Cross-Cultural Perspectives On Gender GP/WC

SOC 311 Comparative Family Systems GP/WC

WGS 200 Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies

GP/WC, MI

WLF 202 Intermediate French 2 GP/WC

WLF 370 Francophone Identities GP/WC

WLG 202 Intermediate German 2 HU

WLS 202 Intermediate Spanish 2 GP/WC

WLS 360 Spanish in the United States GP/WC

WLT 140 Global Literatures in Translation GP/WC, HU

CIV 113 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization I

HU, FA, MI

must be taken with CIV 114 to complete two AI requirements and WI requirement

CIV 114 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization II

HU, FA, MI WI must be taken with CIV 113 to complete

two AI requirements and WI requirement

ENG 115 Introduction to Literature HU

ENG 123 European Writers HU, GP/WC

ENG 124 American Writers HU WI

ENG 127 British Writers HU

ENG 129 Introduction to African American Literature HU

ENG 140 Global Literatures HU, GP/WC

ENG 190 Women in Literature HU

ENG 381 Literatures of Asia HU, GP/WC

ENG 385 Literatures of Europe HU, GP/WC

ETE 115 The History of Education in the United States HU, MI

HIS 201 Violence, Crime, and Punishment in U.S. History

HU GP/GS

HIS 203 United States History to 1877 HU GP/GS

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CP

HIS 204 United States History Since 1877 HU GP/GS

HIS 205 Non-Western Civilization: Latin America

HU, GP/WC WI

HIS 206 Non-Western Civilization: the Middle East Since Muhammad

HU, GP/WC

HIS 207 Non-Western Civilization: Modern Japan, 1860-Present

HU, GP/WC

HIS 208 Non-Western Civilization: Russian History

HU, GP/WC

HIS 309 The History of U.S. Law Enforcement HU, MI

HIS 315 U.S. Social Movements AI HU

HIS 316 African American History Since 1877 HU, GP/WC

HIS 317 American Masculinities HU

HIS 329 Modern Germany 1870-Present HU, GP/WC

HIS 330 Modern China HU, GP/WC

HIS 331 Samurai in Japanese History GP/WC, HU WI pending approval

HIS 335 Modern Mexico HU, GP/WC WI

HIS 336 Early Non-Western History and Geography

HU, GP/WC

HIS 340 Twentieth-Century Europe HU, GP/WC

HIS 342 Europe, 1789-1914 HU, MI

I S 250 Normative Theories of International Studies HU

PHL 103 An Inquiry Into Values HU

PHL 347 Ethics HU

PLS 207 Introduction to Political Thought HU

PLS 307 Classical Political Philosophy HU

RLS 101 Comparative Religion HU

RLS 105 Church History HU, GP/WC

RLS 114 Introduction to Judaism HU, GP/WC

RLS 121 Islamic Civilization HU, GP/WC

RLS 200 Contemporary Religion in the United States HU

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CP

RLS 225 Arabic Christianity HU, GP/WC WI

RLS 300 Hebrew Bible/Old Testament HU, GP/WC

RLS 302 New Testament HU

RLS 305 Early Christianity: Monasticism HU, GP/WC

RLS 313 Introduction to Rabbinic Judaism HU, GP/WC

RLS 320 Muslim-Christian Relations HU, GP/WC WI

RLS 332 Religions of the World II HU, GP/WC

WLF 315 Introduction to French Literature HU

WLF 341 French Literature II HU

WLG 321 Survey of German Culture and Civilization HU

WLS 315 Introduction to Literature HU

WLT 140 Global Literatures in Translation HU, GP/WC

BLW 342 Legal Environment of Business SB

ECO 100 Introduction to Economics SB

ECO 221 Principles of Microeconomics SB

ECO 222 Principles of Macroeconomics SB

FCS 100 Family Dynamics SB

FCS 300 Consumer Issues in America SB

FIN 220 Personal Finance SB

I S 312 American Foreign Policy SB

PLS 105 Introduction to American Government SB

PLS 205 Introduction to Comparative Politics SB

PSY 101 Principles of Psychology SB

RLS 321 Islam & the West: Clash of Civilizations?

SB, GP/GS

SOC 100 The Sociological Perspective SB

SOC 205 Immigration: People, Place and Power SB, MI

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CP

SOC 312 Social Inequality SB

SOC 313 Race, Ethnicity, and Power SB WI

SOC 315 Gender and Society SB

AST 300 Astronomy: Our Glimpse of the Cosmos NS

BIO 101 Life Sciences 1 NS

BIO 103 The Biology of Sex NS

BIO 202 Microbiology and Immunology NS

BIO 300 Population, Resources and Environment MI, NS

BIO 301 Biotechnology and Society NS

BIO 303 Plants and People NS

BIO 304 Ecology of Place MI, NS

CHM 100 Fundamentals of General Chemistry NS

CHM 104 Essentials of General Chemistry NS

CHM 110 General Chemistry I NS must be taken with CHM 111 to complete NS requirement

CHM 111 General Chemistry I Lab NS must be taken with CHM 110 to complete NS requirement

CHM 112 Engineering Chemistry NS

CHM 300 Chemistry and Civilization NS

ENS 110 Populations, Resources and Evironment MI, NS

PHY 100 Fundamental Physics Concepts NS

PHY 107 General Physics I NS

PHY 108 General Physics II NS

PHY 110 University Physics I NS

PHY 123 Physical Science, the Basis for A Technical Society NS

PHY 201 University Physics II NS

PSY 201 Brain and Behavior NS

SCI 100 Science through Inquiry I: Motion (Biology, Physics) AI NS WI

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CPSCI 101 Science through Inquiry I: Special Topics NS WI

SCI 102 Science through Inquiry I: Molecules (Biology and Chemistry) NS WI

SCI 103 Science through Inquiry I: Energy (Biology, Physics) NS WI

SCI 104 Science through Inquiry I: Water (Biology, Chemistry) NS WI

SCI 300 Science through Inquiry II: Evolution (Biology, Earth Science) NS WI

SCI 302 Science through Inquiry II: Ecosystems (Biology, Earth Science) NS WI

AAS 200 Introduction to African-American Studies

GP/WC, MI pending approval by Senate

BIO 300 Population, Resources and Environment MI, NS

BIO 304 Ecology of Place MI, NS

BUS 400 Business Capstone Consulting Project MI WI must be taken with ML 452 to complete MI

requirement

BUS 361 Collaboration in Organizations MI

BUS 362 Innovation in Organizations MI

CIS 459 Computer Game Capstone Project MI

CIV 100 Western Civilization MI

CIV 101 Western Civilization to 1600 MI

CIV 102 Western Civilization Since 1600 MI

CIV 111 Unified Composition and Western Civilization I MI, W1 must be taken with CIV 112 to complete

both W1 and MI requirements CIV 112 Unified Composition and Western Civilization I MI, W1 must be taken with CIV 111 to complete

both W1 and MI requirements CIV 113 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization I

MI, FA, HU

must be taken with CIV 114 to complete two AI requirements and WI requirement

CIV 114 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization II

MI, FA, HU WI must be taken with CIV 113 to complete

two AI requirements and WI requirement

COM 315 Intercultural Communication Theory MI, GP/WC

ENG 130 Introduction to Native American Literature

MI, GP/WC

ENG 340 Global British Literature MI

ENS 105 Introduction to Sustainability MI

ENS 110 Populations, Resources and Evironment MI, NS

ENS 307 Science and Politics of Global Climate Change MI

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* Courses may only be used to satisfy one Area of Inquiry.** Not all sections of WI and IL approved courses carry the tags. Check the Schedule of Classes.

Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CPETE 115 The History of Education in the United States MI, HU

ETE 328 Early Childhood Methods MI

HIS 210 History of European Film MI

HIS 309 The History of U.S. Law Enforcement MI, HU

HIS 317 American Masculinities MI

HIS 342 Europe, 1789-1914 MI, HU

HIS 352 Introduction to Digital Humanities MI pending approval by Senate

I M 459 Computer Game Capstone Project MI

I S 275 Political Economy of the Developing World MI

IS 307 The Science and Politics of Global Climate Change MI

I S 330 European Integration MI, GP/GS

LAS 300 Belief Sytems: Truth versus Proof MI

M L 452 Strategic Management in Organizations MI ***must be taken with BUS 400 to

complete MI requirement

RLS 330 The Human Condition MI

SOC 205 Immigration: People, Place and Power MI, SB

WGS 200 Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies

MI, GP/WC

CS 100 Introduction to Programming Concepts and Languages QR

CS 101 Introduction to Programming QR

IMT 214 Technical Calculus II QR

IMT 212 Technical Calculus I QR

MTH 101 The Art of Mathematical Thinking QR

MTH 111 Elementary Statistics QR

MTH 114 Applied Finite Mathematics QR

MTH 115 Brief Calculus With Applications I QR

MTH 116 Brief Calculus With Applications II QR

MTH 119 Calculus With Review B QR

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CP

MTH 121 Calculus I QR

MTH 122 Calculus II QR

MTH 223 Calculus III QR

Q M 262 Quantitative Analysis I QR

ART 131 Art Appreciation FA WI

BIO 152 Molecules to Cells Laboratory WI

BUS 400 Business Capstone Consulting Project MI WI must be taken with ML 452 to complete MI

requirement

CHM 361 Biochemistry Laboratory WI

CHM 471 Physical Chemistry Laboratory I WI

CIV 114 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization II

FA, HU, MI WI must be taken with CIV 113 to complete

two AI requirements and WI requirement

COM 305 The Persuasive Process WI

COM 386 Media, Race, and Gender WI

COM 409 Advanced Screenwriting Workshop WI pending approval

ECO 498 Senior Seminar in Economics, Part I WI

ENG 124 American Writers HU WI

ENG 347 Shakespeare WI

ENG 407 Advanced Poetry Workshop WI

ENG 408 Advanced Fiction Workshop WI

ENG 409 Advanced Screenwriting Workshop WI pending approval

ETE 120 Early Childhood Professional Roles and WI

ETE 227 Development of the Early Adolescent WI, IL

ETE 228 Strategies for Middle School WI, IL

ETE 310 Teacher Performance Assessment WI

ETE 313 Methods of Literacy I: Reading, Writing and Language Arts Grades 1-2 WI

FCS 310 Community Program Planning WI

FCS 372 Facilities Services II WI

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CPHIS 205 Non-Western Civilization: Latin America

GP/WC, HU WI

HIS 331 Samurai in Japanese History GP/WC, HU WI pending approval

HIS 335 Modern Mexico GP/WC, HU WI

IME 333 Materials Science Laboratory WI

IME 485 Occupational Ergonomics WI

IME 499 Senior Industrial Project WI pending approval

IMT 498 Senior Industrial Project WI pending approval

I S 295 Research Design and Qualitative Methods for WI

I S 322 Latin America in the International System GP/WC WI

I S 495 Advanced Seminar in International Studies WI, IL

M E 410 Mechanical Engineering Senior Project I IL, WI

M E 411 Mechanical Engineering Senior Project II IL, WI

M E 498 M E Senior Design Research Project IL, WI

M E 499 ME Senior Research Project II IL, WI

MIS 375 Business Systems Analysis and Design WI

MUS 335 Music in Its Historical Perspective III WI

NUR 303 Research in Nursing WI

PHL 202 Philosophy Proseminar II WI

PLS 419 Introduction to Public Administration WI

PLS 420 Public Personnel Administration WI

PSY 206 Research Methods in Psychology WI

PSY 439 History of Psychology WI

RLS 225 Arabic Christianity GP/WC, HU WI

RLS 320 Muslim-Christian Relations GP/WC, HU WI

SCI 100 Science through Inquiry I: Motion (Biology, Physics) AI NS WI

SCI 101 Science through Inquiry I: Special Topics NS WI

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CPSCI 102 Science through Inquiry I: Molecules (Biology and Chemistry) NS WI

SCI 103 Science through Inquiry I: Energy (Biology, Physics) NS WI

SCI 104 Science through Inquiry I: Water (Biology, Chemistry) NS WI

SCI 300 Science through Inquiry II: Evolution (Biology, Earth Science) NS WI

SCI 302 Science through Inquiry II: Ecosystems (Biology, Earth Science) NS WI

SOC 313 Race, Ethnicity, and Power SB WI

S W 395 Social Work Seminar WI

WLS 403 Advanced Conversation & Composition WI

ETE 227 Development of the Early Adolescent IL, WI

ETE 228 Strategies for Middle School IL, WI

ETE 313 Methods of Literacy I: Reading, Writing and Language Arts Grades 1-2 IL

I S 495 Advanced Seminar in International Studies IL, WI

LAS 301 Cooperative Education/Internship in LAS IL

M E 410 Mechanical Engineering Senior Project I IL, WI

M E 411 Mechanical Engineering Senior Project II IL, WI

M E 498 M E Senior Design Research Project IL, WI

M E 499 ME Senior Research Project II IL, WI

WLF 301 Paris IL

WGS 300 Internship in Women's and Gender Studies IL

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CPAAS 200 Introduction to African-American Studies

GP/WC, MI pending approval by Senate

ART 131 Art Appreciation FA WI

BIO 300 Population, Resources and Environment MI, NS

BIO 304 Ecology of Place MI, NS

CIV 111 Unified Composition and Western Civilization I MI, W1 must be taken with CIV 112 to complete

both W1 and MI requirements CIV 112 Unified Composition and Western Civilization I MI, W1 must be taken with CIV 111 to complete

both W1 and MI requirements CIV 113 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization I

MI, FA, HU

must be taken with CIV 114 to complete two AI requirements

CIV 114 Unified Fine Arts and Western Civilization II

MI, FA, HU WI must be taken with CIV 113 to complete

two AI requirements

COM 315 Intercultural Communication Theory GP/WC, MI

ENG 123 European Writers GP/WC, HU

ENG 130 Introduction to Native American Literature

GP/WC, MI

ENG 140 Global Literatures GP/WC, HU

ENG 381 Literatures of Asia GP/WC, HU

ENG 385 Literatures of Europe GP/WC, HU

ENS 110 Populations, Resources and Evironment MI, NS

ETE 115 The History of Education in the United States MI, HU

ETE 227 Development of the Early Adolescent IL, WI

ETE 228 Strategies for Middle School IL, WI

HIS 201 Violence, Crime, and Punishment in U.S. History

GP/GS, HU

HIS 203 United States History to 1877 GP/GS, HU

HIS 204 United States History Since 1877 GP/GS, HU

HIS 205 Non-Western Civilization: Latin America

GP/WC, HU WI

HIS 206 Non-Western Civilization: the Middle East Since Muhammad

GP/WC, HU

HIS 207 Non-Western Civilization: Modern Japan, 1860-Present

GP/WC, HU

HIS 208 Non-Western Civilization: Russian History

HU, GP/WC

HIS 309 The History of U.S. Law Enforcement HU, MI

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HIS 316 African American History Since 1877 GP/WC, HU

HIS 329 Modern Germany 1870-Present GP/WC, HU

HIS 330 Modern China GP/WC, HU

HIS 331 Samurai in Japanese History GP/WC, HU WI pending approval by Senate

HIS 335 Modern Mexico GP/WC, HU WI

HIS 336 Early Non-Western History and Geography

HU, GP/WC

HIS 340 Twentieth-Century Europe GP/WC, HU

HIS 342 Europe, 1789-1914 HU, MI

I S 330 European Integration GP/GS, MI

I S 495 Advanced Seminar in International Studies IL, WI

M E 410 Mechanical Engineering Senior Project I IL, WI

M E 411 Mechanical Engineering Senior Project II IL, WI

M E 498 M E Senior Design Research Project IL, WI

M E 499 ME Senior Research Project II IL, WI

RLS 105 Church History GP/WC, HU

RLS 114 Introduction to Judaism GP/WC, HU

RLS 121 Islamic Civilization GP/WC, HU

RLS 225 Arabic Christianity GP/WC, HU WI

RLS 300 Hebrew Bible/Old Testament GP/WC, HU

RLS 305 Early Christianity: Monasticism GP/WC, HU

RLS 313 Introduction to Rabbinic Judaism GP/WC, HU

RLS 320 Muslim-Christian Relations GP/WC, HU WI

RLS 321 Islam & the West: Clash of Civilizations?

GP/GS, SB

RLS 332 Religions of the World II GP/WC, HU

SCI 100 Science through Inquiry I: Motion (Biology, Physics) AI NS WI

SCI 101 Science through Inquiry I: Special Topics NS WI

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Course AI* CP** NotesAI or CPSCI 102 Science through Inquiry I: Molecules (Biology and Chemistry) AI NS WI

SCI 103 Science through Inquiry I: Energy (Biology, Physics) NS WI

SCI 104 Science through Inquiry I: Water (Biology, Chemistry) NS WI

SCI 300 Science through Inquiry II: Evolution (Biology, Earth Science) NS WI

SCI 302 Science through Inquiry II: Ecosystems (Biology, Earth Science) NS WI

SOC 205 Immigration: People, Place and Power MI, SB

SOC 313 Race, Ethnicity, and Power SB WI

WGS 200 Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies

GP/WC, MI

WLT 140 Global Literatures in Translation GP/WC, HU

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