Area V. Q to S

Semester Guidelines and Policies	Questions and Answers about Semesters	Graduation Plans	Calendar Academic Year 1998-1999	Calendar Academic Year 1999-2000
Liberal ed Reqs Quarter to Semester System	Liberal ed Reqs Semester to Quarter System	Recommended Quarter to Semester Substitutions	Fall 98 Schedule	Spring 99 Tentative Schedule

Liberal Education-Quarter System: Recomended course substitutions Area V Social Science: Anthropology Economics Geography History Political Science Psychology Sociology Social Work
Fulfillment of Liberal Education 1996-1998 Quarter Catalog with Recommended Semester Course Substitutions This information is subject to interpretation and to change without notice. This document is not to be regarded as a contract. The following table presents the quarter Liberal Education curriculum with recommended semester course substitutions. For Area course and credit requirements, please refer to the 1996-98 BSU Undergraduate Catalog.
Quarter Liberal Education Areas and Quarter Courses	Recommended Semester Course Substitutions
Area V Social Science		Apprx.Semester Crs
ANTH 100 Becoming Human	1100 Becoming Human - Tracing Our Origins (3 credits)	4.5
*ANTH 101 Cultural Anthropology	1110 Cultural Anthropology (3 credits)	4.5

ECON 201 Principles of Economics I - Introduction	See Department Plan *
ECON 202 Principles of Economics II - Micro	2000 Markets and Resource Allocation (3 credits)	4.5
ECON 203 Principles of Economics III - Macro	2100 Macroeconomics and the Business Cycle (3 credits)	4.5
ECON 350 European Economic History	See Department Plan *	4.5
ECON 351 American Economic History	See Department Plan *	4.5

*GEOG 140 World Regional Geography	1400 World Regional Geography (3 credits)	4.5
GEOG 201 Introduction to Physical Geography	2100 Introduction to Physical Geography (3 credits)	4.5
*GEOG 202 Introduction to Human Geography	2200 Introduction to Human Geography (3 credits)	4.5
*GEOG 203 Economic Geography	2300 Economic Geography (3 credits)	4.5
GEOG 309 Conservation of Natural Resources	3630 Conservation Biology (3 credits)	4.5

HST 100 U.S. History & Life 1890-1929	1104 United States History and Life 1890-1953; also see Department Plan * (4 credits)	6
HST 101 U.S. History & Life 1929-1945	See Department Plan *
HST 102 U.S. History & Life 1945-Present	1105 United States History and Life 1953-Present; also see Department Plan * (4 credits)	6
HST 120 World History I	1304 World History I, Prehistory-1700; also see Department Plan *(4 credits)	6
HST 121 World History II	See Department Plan *
HST 122 World History III	1305 World History II, 1700-Present; also see Department Plan * (4 credits)	6
HST 200 17th - 18th Century America	1114 United States History I, to 1865; also see Department Plan * (4 credits)	6
HST 201 19th Century U.S.	See Department Plan *
HST 202 20th Century U.S.	1115 United States History II, since 1865; also see Department Plan * (4 credits)	6
HST 210 Minnesota History to 1900	2610 Minnesota History to 1900 (3 credits)	4.5
*HST 214 Indians of the United States	INST 2201 American Indians 1492-1887 (4 credits)	6
*HST 215 U.S. Ethnic & Minority History	2620 U.S. Ethnic and Minority History (3 credits)	4.5
*HST 216 Religion in America	2630 Religion in America (3 credits)	4.5
*HST 220 Women and History	2660 Women and History (3 credits)	4.5
HST 228 Germany Before Hitler	2560 Germany Before Hitler (3 credits)	4.5
HST 234 Imperial Russia 1682-1905	2580 Russia (3 credits)	4.5
HST 235 Communist Russia	See Department Plan *
HST 236 Medieval England	2510 Medieval England (3 credits)	4.5
HST 237 Tudor & Revolutionary England	2520 Tudor and Revolutionary England, 1485-1714 (3 credits)	4.5
*HST 238 Victorian England	2530 Victorian England, 1815-1914 (3 credits)	4.5
*HST 239 20th Century Britain	2540 20th Century Britain (3 credits)	4.5
*HST 240 Culture of England	2550 Culture of England (3 credits)	4.5
HST 242 Cause of War: 20th Century	dropped course
*HST 246 History of Canada	2500 Canada (3 credits)	4.5
HST 250 Colonialism and Modernization in the Non-Western World	3409 Colonialism and Modernization in the Non-Western World (3 credits)	4.5
*HST 270 20th Century Latin America	3459 Latin America (3 credits)	4.5
*HST 280 20th Century Africa	3469 Africa (3 credits)	4.5

*INTL 211 International Study Experience - Social Science	2400 International Study Experience Social Science (1-3 credits)	1.5-4.5
*INTL 230 The Global Economy	2509 The Global Economy (3 credits)	4.5
		4.5
POL 200 Introduction to American Politics	1200 Introduction to American Politics (3 credits)	4.5
*POL 210 Introduction to International Relations	1300 Introduction to International Relations (3 credits)	4.5
POL 240 Introduction to Political Science	1100 Understanding Politics (3 credits)	4.5
POL 250 Introduction to Asian Government Politics	1400 Introduction to Comparative Politics (3 credits) or 3130 Asian Political Development (3 credits)	4.5

PSY 201 General Psychology I	1100 Introductory to Psychology; see also Department Plan * (4 credits)	6
PSY 202 General Psychology II	1100 Introductory to Psychology; see also Department Plan * (4 credits)	6

SOC 110 Introduction to Sociology	1104 Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)	4.5
SOC 112 Contemporary Social Problems	1105 Contemporary Social Problems (3 credits)	4.5
*SOC 223 Ethnic & Minority Group Relations	2230 Ethnic and Minority Group Relations (3 credits)	4.5

*SOWK 201 Intercultural Communication	2110 Intercultural Communications (3 credits)	4.5

Liberal Education-Quarter System: Recomended course substitutions

Liberal Education-Quarter System:
Recomended course substitutions