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2014-2015 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Liberal Arts, B.A.
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African & African American Studies
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS
SEMESTER 1: “C” or better in ENGL 1001 .
SEMESTER 2: First Course in Foreign Language Sequence.
SEMESTER 3: AAAS 2000 ; Admission to the College.
SEMESTER 4: Area of Concentration Course; Second Course in Foreign Language Sequence.
SEMESTER 5: Area of Concentration Course.
Total Semester Hours: 13-15
Semester 3
CRITICAL: AAAS 2000 ; Admission to the College.
- Third Course in Foreign Language Sequence (4-3)
- General Education course - Analytical Reasoning (3)
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- General Education course - Natural Sciences (3)1
- Area of Concentration Course (3)2
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Semester 5
CRITICAL: Area of Concentration Course.
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- General Education course - Social Sciences (3)
- Area of Concentration Course (3)2
- Approved Electives (7)
Semester 6
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- Area of Concentration Courses (6)2
- Approved Electives (6)
Semester 8
- Area of Concentration Course (3)2
- Approved Electives (12)
120 Total Sem. Hrs.
1 - If two course sequence is taken in the physical sciences, the additional three hour course must be taken from the life sciences, and vice versa.
2 - In addition to the nine hours of core required courses (AAAS 2000 , AAAS 3024 /AAAS 3044 (CxC), AAAS 4020 ), students must complete 24 hours from at least two divisions and three different departments. A minimum of six hours must focus on a geographical region outside the U.S. (non-US), Three hours must be either Service-Learning (S-L) or Communication Across the Curriculum (CxC). Only 12 hours from courses numbered below the 3000 level may count toward the degree.
Note: This course listing is not exhaustive. Courses from participating departments that are special topics and/or courses with service-learning or CxC sections relevant to AAAS may be counted toward the concentration requirements with prior approval from the program advisor. For additional information, contact Professor Joyce M. Jackson, 135 Howe-Russell Complex, 225-578-5246, email aaas@lsu.edu, or visit the AAAS website at www.lsu.edu/aaas. Division I – History and Culture:
Division II – Politics and Society:
Division III – Literature, Language, and the Arts:
Art History
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS
SEMESTER 1: “C” or better in ENGL 1001 .
SEMESTER 2: First Course in Foreign Language Sequence.
SEMESTER 3: ARTH 1440 /ARTH 1441 ; Admission to the College.
SEMESTER 4: ARTH 1440 /ARTH 1441 ; Second Course in Foreign Language Sequence.
SEMESTER 5: Two Area of Concentration Courses.
Total Semester Hours: 14-16
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Semester 5
CRITICAL: Two Area of Concentration Courses.
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- General Education course - Social Sciences (3)
- Area of Concentration Courses (6)2
- Approved Electives (4)
Semester 6
- ARTH 2411 Survey of Asian Art (3)
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- General Education course - Social Sciences (2000-level) (3)
- Area of Concentration Course (3)2
- Approved Elective (3)
Semester 7
- Area of Concentration Courses (6)2
- Approved Electives (9)
120 Total Sem. Hrs.
1 - If a two-course sequence is taken in the physical sciences, then the three-hour course must be from the life sciences and vice versa.
2 - Students must complete 21 hours of art history electives from the following courses; at least one course required in three of the four subject areas and no more than two courses are allowable at the 2000 level. ARCH 2007 or ARCH 2008 may be substituted for one 2000 level course:
Art History courses that do not fall into any of the categories below may still be counted toward the 21 hour elective requirement; ARTH 4420 and ARTH 4490 may be used to fulfill appropriate subject area requirements. ARTH 4449 may be used to fulfill either the Ancient Art and Medieval Art or Non-Western Art requirement, but not both. Ancient Art and Medieval Art:
Renaissance through 18th Century Art:
19th through 21st Century Art:
Classical Civilization
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS
SEMESTER 1: “C” or better in ENGL 1001 ; LATN 1001 or GREK 1001 .
SEMESTER 2: LATN 2051 or GREK 2051 ; Gen. Ed. Course - Analytical Reasoning.
SEMESTER 3: LATN 2053 or GREK 2103 ; Admission to the College.
SEMESTER 4: LATN (One additional course above LATN 2053 ) or GREK (one additional course above GREK 2103 ).
SEMESTER 5: Area of Concentration Course.
Semester 5
CRITICAL: Area of Concentration Course.
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- General Education course - Social Sciences (3)
- Area of Concentration Courses (6)2
- Approved Electives (3)
Semester 6
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- General Education course - Social Sciences (2000-level) (3)
- Area of Concentration Course (3)2
- Approved Electives (6)
Semester 8
- Area of Concentration Course (3)2
- Approved Electives (12)
120 Total Sem. Hrs.
1 - If a two-course sequence is taken in the physical sciences, then the three-hour course must be from the life sciences and vice versa.
2 - Students must complete 15 hours of concentration electives from departmental electives in Greek, Latin, Classical Studies (except CLST 2092 ), or ARTH 1440 , ARTH 2402 , ARTH 4404 , ARTH 4405 , ARTH 4409 , ARTH 4410 ; ENGL 4712 /LING 4712 ; HNRS 2041 ; HIST 4001 , HIST 4003 , HIST 4004 ; PHIL 2033 /PHIL 2053 , PHIL 2034 , PHIL 4920 , PHIL 4922 , PHIL 4924 ; POLI 4081 ; PHIL 4928 /REL 4928 . At least six of the concentration electives must be at or above the 3000 level.
Disaster Science & Management
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS
SEMESTER 1: “C” or better in ENGL 1001 .
SEMESTER 2: First Course in Foreign Language Sequence.
SEMESTER 3: Second Course in Foreign Language Sequence; Admission to the College.
SEMESTER 4: Area of concentration course.
SEMESTER 5: Area of concentration course; ENGL 2000 .
Semester 2
CRITICAL: First Course in Foreign Language Sequence.
- General Education course - Social Sciences (3)
- Second Course in Foreign Language Sequence (4)
- General Education course - Natural Sciences (3)1
- Approved Electives (4-6)
Total Semester Hours: 14-16
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Semester 6
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- Area of Concentration Courses (6)2
- Approved Electives (7)
Semester 7
- General Education course - Arts (3)
- Area of Concentration Courses (6)2
- Approved Electives (9)
120 Total Sem. Hrs.
1 - If a two-course sequence is taken in the physical sciences, then the three-hour course must be from the life sciences and vice versa.
2 - In addition to the ten hours of required courses listed above (DSM 2000 , DSM 2010 , DSM 3910 , DSM 4000 ), 24 hours of approved electives must be chosen from the following categories. At least three credit hours must be taken from each category, except Research, which is optional. A maximum of six credit hours is allowed in any one of the below categories. Engineering and Infrastructure (3-6 hrs.)
Business and Political Dimensions (3-6 hrs.)
Social and Cultural Dimensions (3-6 hrs.)
Health and Psychology (3-6 hrs.)
Environment and Ecology (3-6 hrs.)
Note:
Additional electives not listed above may be approved by a DSM director. Film and Media Arts
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS
SEMESTER 1: “C” or better in ENGL 1001 .
SEMESTER 2: Gen. Ed. Course - Analytical Reasoning.
SEMESTER 3: Gen. Ed. Course - Natural Sciences; Admission to the College.
SEMESTER 4: First Course in Foreign Language Sequence.
SEMESTER 5: ENGL 2000 .
Total Semester Hours: 15-16
Semester 2
CRITICAL: Gen. Ed. Course - Analytical Reasoning.
- Second Course in Foreign Language Sequence (4)
- General Education course - Natural Sciences (3)1
- Approved Electives (7-8)
Total Semester Hours: 14-15
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Semester 6
- General Education course - Humanities (3)
- General Education course - Social Sciences (2000-level) (3)
- Area of Concentration Courses (6)2
- Approved Elective (3)
Semester 8
- Area of Concentration Courses (6)2
- Approved Electives (8)
120 Total Sem. Hrs.
1 - If a two-course sequence is taken in the physical sciences, then the three-hour course must be from the life sciences and vice versa.
2 - In addition to the nine hours of required core courses (FMA 2001 , FMA 3001 , FMA 4001 ), 24 hours of electives must be completed, with at least two courses (six hours) required from each of the two subject areas: (1) History and (2) Theory/Practice. Only 12 hours of courses numbered below the 3000 level will count toward the degree.
Note: This course listing is not exhaustive. Courses from participating departments that are relevant to FMA may be counted toward the concentration requirements with prior approval from the program director. For additional information, contact Professor James V. Catano, 124 Himes Hall, 225-578-3140, fma@lsu.edu or visit the FMA website at www.lsu.edu/fma. Women’s & Gender Studies
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS
SEMESTER 1: “C” or better in ENGL 1001 .
SEMESTER 2: Gen. Ed. Course - Analytical Reasoning.
SEMESTER 3: Gen. Ed. Course - Natural Sciences; Admission to the College.
SEMESTER 4: Gen. Ed. Course - Humanities.
SEMESTER 5: ENGL 2000 .
Total Semester Hours: 16-17
Total Semester Hours: 13-14
Semester 3
CRITICAL: Gen. Ed. Course - Natural Sciences; Admission to the College.
- Third Course in Foreign Language Sequence (4-3)
- General Education course - Natural Sciences (3)1
- General Education course - Arts (3)
- WGS Approved Humanities and Social Sciences Elective (3)
- Approved Elective (3)
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Total Semester Hours: 16-15
Semester 8
- WGS Approved Humanities and Social Sciences Electives (6)
- Approved Electives (8)
120 Total Sem. Hrs.
1 - If two course sequence is taken in the physical sciences, the additional three hour course must be taken from the life sciences, and vice versa.
2 - Courses that meet the cross-cultural course requirement must be on the approved list that can be found on the WGS website or be approved by an undergraduate advisor.
Students must complete 36 semester hours of course work including three required courses (WGS 2500 , WGS 2900 , WGS 3150 ), two Women’s & Gender Studies special topics courses (WGS 4500 ), an approved cross-cultural elective, and 18 additional hours of WGS-approved humanities and social sciences electives, of which nine hours must be at the 3000 level or above. Three of the required General Education Humanities hours must be completed with a WGS-approved literature course from the General Education Humanities list.
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